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They are man, keep up.

Chelsea looked absolutely all over the shop from the highlights. Dive by Delap for the pen mind.

Has to be one of the calmest players I've ever seen as well, for his age. Never seems to get rattled at all. Takes everything in his stride brilliantly.

Of course yeah, the running of the club is more at fault than the current manager. It's been a decline over many years.

I know I say this every week but I couldn't believe we managed to get him. Saw him play for them a handful of minutes and had him right at the top of my list of LB signings. Never thought it would happen.

In his garden I guess.

That's absolutely brilliant

Extremely, and for Ipswich against Chelsea.

Horrific header but pleased it went in for him.

He is absolutely unreal for 20. Could be looking at one of the best signings we've ever made.

The very fact he said that means he shouldn't have been given the job though. And he shouldn't have taken it. So bottle jobs on both sides.

If I didn't know they'd been in a football match for the last 2 hours I'd be worried about what they've been up to

Much harder game than tonight, but winnable. We don't really want an open end-to-end game with the way we're playing right now IMO... we don't want to expose ourselves to quick counters.

Think we need to delete a couple of hundred pages before anyone reads them.

Watched it on a foreign channel tonight, thank God.

I prefer Joe Ellington, the 1950s Yorkshire midfielder.

Interestingly Amorim's replacement has already been sacked.

Thought he was quietly absolutely brilliant again today. For all his physical attributes, his intelligence is what stands out to me. He just seems to sense what is needed in any game or moment and play whatever role is needed in relation to the rest of the team. Today it was popping the ball off quickly and letting Bruno try to hurt Man U. Then he still picked the perfect moment to run through the defence and nearly score. World class.

Imagine

To me it didn't feel like just momentum over the last period, it felt like a genuine underlying improvement. Of course we're not going to beat everyone but I was absolutely confident tonight.

I think it was more multiple fouls than anything else.

It's a balance for sure, I always think about Steve McClaren who had decent tactics but didn't have the balls to stick to them when we kept losing. And then he failed anyway. Who knows but he has to make them harder to play against.

Happy he's been able to contribute this season, has to go down as one of the most important players ever to sign for us. Wouldn't have liked to see him go out on a real low.

I think that's about right but big questions about whether Amad and Garnacho are actually able to break through against tough teams. Better than nothing though, I agree.

It all sounds very Mike Ashley.