Andy

Yup, he's got to be one of the most difficult players to play against in the league when he's at his best, just through sheer energy levels and power alone.

We only won 1-0 instead of 4-0

Always rated Trippier before he joined us but I genuinely can't get over just how good he has been for us. No idea how you replace him when age catches up, can't think of another full back who runs the game the way he does, both on the ball and off it. We'll look back on him as one of the most transformative signings in the club's entire history.

Love that we have that shithouse edge to us now, we spent years under Bruce being soft as shite.

Not too sure about this one. They're overdue a result, we're overdue a defeat, got a bad feeling about it.

Another diabolical use of VAR.

Strong case for being the best defender in the league. Just does absolutely everything well.

Week in, week out, we're making teams look absolute shite for prolonged periods of matches. Nobody knows how to play against us, especially at home.

His performances recently have been very good imo, a lot of his best work goes unnoticed. Needs to stop getting caught on the ball though.

Everton are absolute dross, fucking hell. One shot

Thigh injuries can be extremely annoying like, I had one that persisted for about a year when I was younger, there's a psychological element that comes with it too as you tend to not feel it at all until you suddenly tweak it when striking the ball... every time you go to shoot you expect it to pop again.

Poor second half, lost our way after a really decent first half performance. No idea how Longstaff was still on the pitch at the end of the game, was incredibly poor on the ball and clearly knackered after 70 minutes. Good point though obviously.

Hoy Joelinton on the left instead of Murphy, rest of the team as it was last week. Maybe Targett in for Burn. Max out isn't the end of the world and the high energy press will be more useful in a game like this anyway.

Controversial VAR defeat written all over this.

We were long overdue a game where everything went in our favour, to be honest.

Seen us struggle against 10 men so many times over the years, so refreshing to see us controlling the tempo and making the pitch as wide as possible.

VAR is shite like, don't even care if it benefited us for the red card.

By the sound of it the line up is pretty much forced? Not sure why people are so irate about it. Anderson was injured last week so probably isn't 100% ready, especially to make his first PL start. Fraser and Murphy are much of a muchness, except Murphy didn't play during the international break. Target and Joelinton have knocks, and ASM and Isak are injured. With all this taken into account, I'm not sure what people expect.

Now that was poor. Can't believe how flat and lethargic we were, looked like we just expected to just turn up and beat them by default. No intensity whatsoever. Willock's end product is absolutely horrendous, every bit as poor as Almiron, Murphy etc.

I thought Bruno and ASM hadn't trained? Even if they had, it's unlikely either would've been ready to start.

Poor decision IMO, but tbh it probably benefits us on the pitch.

Can see why Potter has (apparently) accepted the offer, as this is likely to be as high as his stock gets, but have to admit it's disappointing to see a team who looked capable of potentially upsetting the top 6 have their manager poached by one of those clubs. Will be interesting to see how long he lasts.

Should just send VAR decisions to a viewer vote, would probably be less chaotic than the current method.

Absolutely ridiculous again. If you have to look at it with that depth, how is it possibly clear and obvious. Fucking shite.