Neil

Agree with the Burnley shout. Also think West Ham could be in big danger.

Yeah so many players who love a good kick.

Dunno if that's gone over your head or if you're now whooshing me.

You deserve to lose if you're putting shite like Chelsea double chance vs West Brom in. Now, let me count all my winners today. Done.

There is a distinct chance that we're going to win the league.

BTTS at: Derby Accrington Swindon Bradford Salford Nothing can go wrong.

Lot of faith in us there Wull.

Great stuff that Wullie.

Lamptey, MOTM, off after 58 minutes. Right.

Good spot, had a small go on that.

I stand by my decision.

This is an even worse transfer than mine, at least Willian is still playing.

Subbed Son out after his pathetic showing last week It wasn't him I was as concerned about, it was Spurs as a whole who - by anyone's estimation - looked shite. So yeah.

Pure fucking banter this.

I wouldn't be as bothered if it hadn't have made sense either. Willian coming in given he looks like being a regular starter, at home to West Ham vs Son (who is great obviously) in a harder match in a Spurs team that looked fucking woeful last week. Cool cool cool.

Is there really any fucking need?

I've had a horror start to this. Trent captain last week was a write-off, and this week I brought Willian in for Son and captained him. Genuinely think I might wildcard already.

Given how things are currently, been enjoying having live football on a Saturday night mind.

The weird sort of laugh? No idea, heard it too.

Yeah, annoyingly good business. Surely he still has at least 2-3 years top quality football left in him?

I don't get stuff like this. I mean fair enough if from previous rivalries you don't like them - I obviously get that part and same goes for any given club - but what's the disdain about people potentially liking a team that goes out to attack the opposition and therefore is very entertaining to watch? It feels like a lot of people take the opposite position to popular rhetoric just to be contrary, as opposed to maybe just accepting they seem to be entertaining, and it's great to have such an innovative, different manager in the league? It doesn't automatically mean you have to love everything about them, or even like them at all - but it's hardly unreasonable why some may take a liking.

They’re a nothing club. The size of that place and the crowds they get are laughable. The ground is a disgrace and they were one of the last grounds in the country the NF were outside. It’s a fucking horrible place to go for an away game, had two decent spells in their history. :lol: Leeds a nothing club, come off it. You obviously have a personal hatred of them but that is a ludicrous statement.

Never in doubt. 90+1 and 90+5 And fucking Muggins over here needed a 2nd Fleetwood goal for £400, imagine my anticipation then extreme disappointment to see 2 late goals and neither go their way. Cunts.

Obviously delighted with the start to the season - I can't not be - but it'll be easy to forget we were absolute shite for 30 minutes today which isn't great against a newly promoted team at home. James makes such a fucking massive difference, completely glues the attack together. Allan was great again too. Doucoure was rats. DCL starting to look a proper striker. Point is though these are the sort of home games we made a total mess of and scrambled a 1-1 draw last year. Plus these are really early days, a lot of players getting used to playing with each other still.

He was actually quite balanced in the post-match interview, made it very clear he didn't think the free kick being moved was an excuse for the result or the performance. I suppose the more he thought about it the more he realised he could deflect some more attention away from what was a shockingly bad performance.