Doctor Zaius

Best player suspended and without a home win in the PL since 2002... Nervy 2-1 for us

Why does this sound like a pre season friendly?

Wolves have enough talent in that squad to stay up with the right appointment. Don't think anyone would keep Southampton up. Where do you even go? Bring in a progressive, forward thinking manager and carry on getting hammered, or bring in a conservative pragmatist for a bunch of players not used to playing that way. Leicester are the ones that'll struggle for me though. Not sure why they appointed Van Nistlerooy. They've went from Maresca, to Cooper and for some reason RVN. Suggests they have no clue what they're doing

Flooding out after 25 minutes. What a waste of a Sunday evening

Southampton are miserable like

Shit for the away fans but I like 7pm Sunday kick off time.

Crap this like

Have to win here and I think we will, by two clear goals.

Vlachodimos played 150+ times for Benfica and is a current international. Better option than a soon to be 36 year old Dubravka?

Been a good game this

He's basically done like. 33 in a few months and he just cant stay fit anymore. Plethora of muscle injuries, two ACLs, and years as an elite athlete does that. Been a good player for us between the injuries. Even if he was to return, given his age and the amount of time he's had out over the last two seasons, hes not going to be the player he was. The thing is, we knew all this. Yet we did nothing about it.

If anything there has to be more highlighting of PSR, at no point should we begrudgingly accept something thats solely in place to prevent us progressing.

Gotta be the end for Gaz O'Neul surely

At no point have I tried to rewrite how he was. He was killing the club and we were woeful on the pitch and the response from the fanbase was fractured at best. Had we been finishing 6th/7th every season, the opposition to him would have been minimal, particularly from match going fans, which was my original point. You're entitled to think in wrong all you want.

In a world where Mike Ashley's Newcastle had finished consistently in Europe (winning consistently) there would have been less of a fuck given about how he ran the club - rightly or wrongly. That's my point. Genuinely don't think it's that hard to understand.