Pilko

Made the right call going for the changes at HT rather than waiting til 60-65. The second half was as good as the first was bad (bar the last 10 mins of bombardment which we stood up to well). Not often we've been as shit as that first half this season but what a way to fix it.

A commendable attempt to screw us of the points today by Shit Kavanagh and the bent cunts watching on video, but not good enough. Must try harder next time lads.

Isn't the rule that if it hits the sleeve it's not handball? Clearly hits the top of Wilson's arm which is by his side. They're doing their fucking best to stiff us here today, it's disgraceful and blatant.

Get the fuck in. Changes working well!!

Whoever's on VAR today - hope you get fucking cock rot. Shite decision. If that's a pen we should have had about 10 of them this season.

Toney is a fucking cunt, hope he gets banned for the rest of his career for betting, him and his shite little wispy beard.

Bent cunts referees at it again. Mind we've been shite.

I hate that cunt Toney me. Always fucking bags against us

Has the feel of an end of season sunshine dead rubber with nobody arsed to defend properly this, which is totally not the case of course

He's proven he can make 25-30 starts in a top end side, why are we even talking about getting rid? We may well sign competition that means he plays more of a squad role but there's nowt wrong with that. He's reliable and has so many good attributes, I don't think Eddie will want rid unless we get a mental offer in.

Big chance for the Heed to get away from the pack at the bottom today, home to Scunny. Win their couple of games in hand and they'll be mid table.

How the decision to reappoint Lampard was reached:

Really hope Lampard gets a few results and they decide to keep him behind this season, it'll set them back even further.

Haha, he's turned it back round and fair play to him. Those 15 games post-WC where he minced about offering no threat and missed any chance he did get were seriously worrying.

He won the ball back for the Isak goal, I thought it was another positive cameo.

Can still get 9/4 for Moyes next sacked. Cooper fav

He's so composed. The way he controlled and casually knocked the ball into the goal... he could have been giving some bairns their ball back whilst walking through Leazes Park

I thought Sunday was his best performance but that may have just topped it. He absolutely killed the game by getting out the traps fast from half time and robbing that dithering defender's pocket for the third goal. Once again - good with the ball, some nice deliveries, grafted his nads off in the right areas and an assist to top it off. He's earned the shirt in the same way Almiron did and I hope he keeps it. Gordon and eventually Miggy will want in but you can't drop the lad when he's churning out performances like this.

That's been overdue for a long time, one of those games where most of what we creates goes into the back of the net. Fucking brilliant all round by the lads. Had a feeling of the Brentford home game which funnily enough ended the same score & also involved Murph picking someone's pocket for a goal. West Ham are proper dross. Reckon that'll be Moyesy getting the tin tack tomorrow morn.

Bit of a departure from first halves we've seen lately that. Felt a bit disjointed without being abject or owt but we've only created two chances and taken the pair rather than loads of class play and missed opportunities. Feels made to measure for Gordon second half this does. I'd have him on by the hour and hopefully can get a third and kill it off.

Aye. He'd have been pissing his pants if that was "best kicker of a ball in history" Trent.

but HE KNOWS THE CLUB.

Brennan Johnson would be an excellent addition IMO. Would love to see it.

Quite possibly the only thing that would make the relegation battle more entertaining this year would be if the bottom 8 all followed suit with Palace and appointed an old managerial relic from their past. Leeds - O'Bleary West Ham - Curbs Wolves - Mick Mac Leicester - O'Neill Southampton - Pards Forest - Dave Bassett Everton - Allardyce Bournemouth - Redknapp Imagine.

O'Neill That's nearly as out there as when we went and fetched Kinnear out his local working men's club and back into Premier League management.