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Those knocking Eccles need to examine the game. Van Ewijk was being torn a new one which meant Eccles basically played RWB first half. We were just bizarrely fortunate that they didn’t just pour through our vacated midfield.

Defensively Lati is fine. On the ball he is utterly horrific. Sheaf 6 just for work rate. Everyone else a 5.

The depressing thing is Simms can’t make that pass. I was praying he’d amble along enough to get the shot off as he would just have cannoned it into their CH if he’d have passed.

Fair play to him for trotting it out. I’d have preferred him to say we’ll have them in tomorrow for practice trapping, passing, catching and avoiding getting robbed of the ball in the process of making a 3 yard pass

Christ, that was like watching something up The Memorial Park. In summary two wing backs got absolutely roasted, Lati shakes like a shitting dog whenever the ball comes near him. Simms and Wright’s ball retention was almost impossibly poor. Both teams bizarrely just deserted the midfield. Why...

Jesus that was poor. Absolutely crying out for back 4. Rudoni off. Why is Eccles playing right WB as well as MVE? We can’t play 5 at the back with mve. Flat back 4. Stick Lati midfield just to fill the seismic chasm that has been vacated by Eccles as he has to bail Ewijk out. Really can’t see us...

Pleased to see Wright in. By far our most talented attacker. Carries on with the one laconic/one hassler combo up front.

And we definitely will. As I said, he can score a goal or two.

Of course I’m talking about net spend. This £45m is bandied about as if we’re just stockpiling talent. To get the £45m we’ve sold the two best players we’ve had in decades. If we’d kept them AND spent £45m it would be disastrous. But we haven’t.

We haven’t spent significant funds. We’ve basically broken even. It’s a myth.

We know he can score a goal or two. But if he’s not doing that he adds nothing else. His first touch is embarrassing.

Are you serious? Go back all the way to when he started if you like - there’s the evidence.

You’ll always get this. As soon as something doesn’t go well instant change is called for. Players recently sold become world beaters. Players on the bench must come on. It’s the same with the manager. It’s in the DNA of football fans. Change is the solution. It’s not. Thousands of teams look...

For me the individual players have been OK but the blend and balance is wrong.

Yes. All as a result of luck/circumstance apparently if you read the opening post.

So basically there’s an extenuating circumstance in all of Robins successses but he’s to blame for all of the stuff that’s gone wrong? Maybe things have run their course (I hope they haven’t) but at least let the guy have his achievements.

I’m not convinced the issue is Robins. So getting rid won’t solve anything.

Not scoring it. But squaring it was.

He didn’t. He ran around a lot and missed an absolute sitter which he should have squared.

You can come in off the playground now. You’ve been involved at a decent level - congratulations. So is Erik Ten Haag and he’s still shite. What a ridiculously brattish post.