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Plenty of people have said our football was great to watch under Hughton. That's what the initial point was about.

Can't disagree with much of that. But it highlights this notion of Hughton and his beautiful football for what it is. I wanted us to sell him and replace him with Charlie Adam the summer before we came up, for the record.

We threw the kitchen sink at Wigan. Against QPR we were missing key players.

How we've missed those goals and non-performances......

The right decision was to replace a drunk who couldn't play football, not make him captain and build the team around him.

'Wolves etc.' Against which other team down there did we play negatively?

It's bloody hilarious how Hughton's become a symbol of 'playing football the right way' in the last few months. This is guy who made Kevin fucking Nolan captain and basically constructed the team around him.

Dennis Irwin was limited? Not how I remember it.

Norwich play awful, percentage football.

Don't see how media soundbites consolidate his position in any way.

Goalkeeping errors cost us massively in both of those games, has to be said.

If that's true it's one of the worst ideas I've ever heard.

Negative nonsense just for a bit of attention on a matchday is arseholish. Same old crap. Blame the manager first and our £4m superstars second.

I've seen Richardson have several good games at full back. Ferguson isn't even really part of our first team plans yet.

What a load of nonsense.

Oh, the premier pick? I stand corrected.

Guaranteed starter in Laurent Blancs side, I think I`ll take his opinion over yours. You don't even know my opinion, nor do I particularly have one about Cabaye in the French pecking order. I was asking what you meant by it and what you were basing it on.

Wigan have been on the brink since 2007. If they needed to beat Man U away on the last day of the season to stay up I'd put a grand on it.

Who suggested that? You're strange.

He won't go anywhere near either of them. Why would they want him?

Cabaye is the best midfielder in France?

That's kind of my point really. A natural winger would probably have more of a cutting edge. I see him as an attacking full back.

Yeah. All that really springs to mind are those impressive appearances in the final games.

Given who they were playing, it probably felt like The Hawthorns.

I know he's on his wrong side but I can't remember ever being impressed with him in the final third. He carries the ball very well, but then so does Jonas, usually.