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Does anyone know why the old bill/clubs haven’t chosen to change the time of this match? Is it like one of those old fashioned sociological experiments to see what will happen when two aggressive and anti objects are chucked inside a bowl? Potentially an exciting experiment I’d say!

The fact that over half our team took to the pitch yesterday wearing gloves on a not particularly cold day (whilst no Burnley players did so) did not bode well for what was to follow. Discuss.

Plenty of people booing in the North Stand (not my cup of tea personally), largely I would surmise as a result of them being fed up with us (still) not having a premier league quality striker to convert chances to goals. If we had Watkins, Edouard or similar, we’d have been celebrating plenty of...

Jesus, you’ve always been overly impressed with Potter’s further education qualifications (one of which I believe you share with him). Leadership is largely reliant on the ability to get the best out of people and I don’t think he cuts it in this regard.

My memories of Poyet’s reign are mixed: ranging from occasional euphoria to, on very many an occasion, avoiding a speedy return from my half time pint because of the footballing fayre being dished out above. Having read this article, I may have to re-assess my view of history as Poyet’s track...

Ha! Well spotted! Still think Potter needs some media training however.

Do you mean my incorrect apostrophe?

Despite our new manager’s various MA’s in somethingorother, I might suggest that he need some further work on presenting a positive face and voice in front of the mic and camera. Unfortunately, these things matter.

Yes.

Now, from my position in the north west corner (and walking past him recently on Church Road where he came up to about my shoulder) it is quite clear that our Australian goal keeper Mattthew Ryan is NOT 1.84 metres (also known as a tad over over 6 feet). Maybe in his roller skates but definitely...

Paddy McCourt for me. Sublime skill and the textbook luxury player. Only watching Vicente has provided me with more oohs and ahhs. https://thesefootballtimes.co/2017/02/13/paddy-mccourt-the-derry-pele-who-couldve-become-a-legend/

Definitely worth a trip to the shipyards plus some very nice cakes shops around and about.

You sound like you are incredibly proud of your son Mr Naylor; he certainly has down well for himself all things considered.

Unfortunately we pretty much have and on a long term contract.

'And now the one you've been waiting for...Dean Hammond' 'Don't shoot the messenger. My information is not true.' He's like one of those incredibly annoying (think they) know it all kids you went to school with, the sort who'd get you into trouble with the teacher. Wish he'd move back to Stoke...

I remember enjoying reading in the NME reviews section many moons ago that Coldplay was "music for bedwetting students". Never good to be associated with wetting one's bed: UTA!

Dear Fellow Worshippers Of The Blue And White Stripes, Last April I ventured East to watch our (mostly still hungover) team suffer a 2-0 reverse against Norwich 'thanks' to a brace of own goals by David Stockdale. Unable to secure a ticket in the Albion section, I sat directly behind the goal...

Scottish international, Gordon Greer is probably one of our most under appreciated players of recent times-really enjoyed watching him play: if he'd been In-ger-lish I reckon he'd have received far more love from the terraces. Good luck to the big man, north of the border. Thanks for posting...

Bong was probably our best player today: this thread is absurd.

Seconded.