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Who'd have thought Russians would interfere where they aren't wanted...

It would have been interesting to see how he'd have got on if only they'd backed him in the transfer market...

Are you sure? It reads to me that this vote can only take place after the vote on impeachment - if he is not convicted can they still vote on it?

Momentum can make a huge difference and currently we’re in reverse gear. Hopefully Jose will kick start a revival but we create so little other than from Neto and Traore and opponents know that. The last two seasons we were predictable but solid, most of this we’ve been predictable in attack but...

My mate is an Ipswich fan and he's hoping a loss in the week to Sunderland will be the final nail in his coffin.

I don't think we'll go down but that's more because SU, WBA and Fulham have been dreadful and are way behind. At the moment we are definitely looking down not up. At them moment I feel a little like I did in December 2018 when I couldn't see where the next win was coming from and we beat Chelsea...

A week is a long time in politics and half a season is a lifetime in football. How long does his good work balance out against a slump? I think that if he is not showing a bit more than recently by the end of the season it is fair to ask questions. At the moment it feels like we're a rudderless...

He certainly has been and it's over to him to prove it in the second half of this season.

I'd be very surprised if we got 47 points, in fact I think 40, quite possibly less, is much more likely. If you are saying you'd only consider his position if we got relegated aren't you are effectively you are saying you'd stick with Nuno just because there are three really awful teams in the...

I agree with your post but what happens if the bit in bold doesn't happen? Hopefully Jose will be a catalyst for improvement but it is by no means guaranteed. I guess it is a constant reassessment based on the evidence to hand but whilst I'm right behind Nuno I can see why some fans are...

So long as he stays away from our club I’m happy.

Never in the field of Premier League football has a team needed a player more. Just hope he can hit the ground running.

You single Hoever out to say he didn’t have a good game yet he was most our progressive passer. I’m confused as the Passmap suggests hat there were far bigger problems. I should add I don’t fully understand Passmap so might be missing something.

Excellent post. I think too many players have become risk averse, they don’t want to try an incisive pass or take a player on. At times last night it was like watching Hoddle’s Wolves passing safely but not actually going anywhere. The forwards got nothing to work with and that’s down to the...

We played as if the pitch was like Edgar Street in 1972. It was nowhere near as bad and thankfully Chorley didn't have a Ronnie Radford. Boly and Ruddy ok, subs calmed things down and no injuries by the look of it. Other than that woeful.

Keeper will be disappointed but i'm not convinced England's number one, Pickford, would have done any better.

In answer to your question - no idea. If he passes it on to a load of the squad and we are weakened against Chelsea it will go up a notch that's for certain.

Ruddy already worked more than against Palace

Bet you love 'Allo 'Allo though, go on, admit it, only once though!

When did fancy dress cease to be a bit of fun and become an assumed endorsement of the character you dress up as? Madness.