The Prophet

I'd have take four points from Wolves and Fulham away, but we absolutely should be aiming to win. We have a really tidy record at the Cottage of late too.

The coverage today was absolutely awful. They were gasping for us to get beat. The comments about the goals were absolutely bizarre too.

We'll improve, that is not a manager or a group of players thar sound kije they're going to hide behind results.

Basically our session so far, no?

For anyone that hasn't seen it.

That's fair.

I'm honestly mystified at some of the reaction. Don't get me wrong, we were poor in spells, but we were also much improved in spells too. No where near some of the horror shows of last season.

Honestly, I thought it was pretty even again with both sides having decent spells in the game. We just nicked it with extra quality up top.

Also a big win in terms if our confidence away from home, a much needed early win.

Is this how it feels to be Man United?

Thought a draw would have been about right there, neither side really did enough to win it. That's the difference quality up top makes though.

Eight minutes? Wut.

Absolutely no where near some of our away performances last season. Still not good like.

Completely agree.

I see this a lot, but Isak has to take some responsibility too. His touch and use of the ball has been unusually poor this season.

A half of two halves that. Started well, kept the ball nicely, albeit we didn't create loads. As soon as they scored though, we were all over the show. Disorganised and rushed with the ball. We needed half time. Tonali and Barnes on at half time please.

That's absolutely bollocks like, we were the better team until the goal.

Not sure why we'd drop Barnes. Longstaff over Tonali was expected.

That would be ridiculously harsh on Barnes.

Yep, Parliament is full of cunts, no doubt. While an independent regulator would be answerable to Parliament, it's free from direct government interference unlike OFCOM or OFGEM. Obviously a bill would need to make it through Parliament before we even worry about that.

It has crossparty support, so unless there's a last moment change of course, it should start going through Parliament. Also worth mentioning OFGEM and OFCOM aren't independent regulators, they non-ministerial Government departments.

I'm also not really sure why it's a case of backing Howe or Mitchell. Surely the aim is to get them working in tandem, it has the potential to be a formidable partnership.

The fact some of them are playing it down. while others continue to over report on it probably means that that the truth is somewhere in between.