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I don’t get on with the British, damp cold. Looking for excuses to repair my ego, I put it to down to looking ill after watching another CH loss, sitting outside in the bitter cold of the Amex in winter.

On Liverpool forums, supporters mention repeatedly that they found the last 20 minutes (including stoppage time) bloody uncomfortable, with their inability during that period to keep possession.

I’ve had the couple of times on Albion park n rides, I’m not an oldie .... soul destroying.

Still ManC for me. All the following clubs have far and away the biggest budgets in their leagues, giving them the best squads at crunch time in each title run in. Their injuries are covered in every position by a readymade replacement: Juve Bayern Celtic PSG ManC In recent seasons we’ve...

The title race never has been and never will beM decided in November. Mansour’s ManC could start a run now of winning every game for the rest of the season with the odd draw.

The BBC team there, thought Brighton came into the game from 35 minutes.

Potter & Bloom will deal our deficiencies in the summer 2020 transfer window .... hopefully we’ll still be in the PL, for that to come to fruition.

6 attempts on target, to our 1. CP under all their managers over the last 9 seasons, have always had the same game plan (home and away). Mugs teams on the counter, with pace. It works best away from home, they’ve won everywhere with it.

Gross and Propper are Amex gods, no one’s allowed to criticise them one jot. Look out for 7 and 8 out of 10 ratings later, from their lickers.

I said it before but got lambasted - ManC, Chelsea, Leicester and now ManU all adore playing us. The open ness and lack of pace in our team is remarkable. Whilst other lower budget PL teams somehow have a knack of making life bloody hard for those clubs, sometimes stealing famous results. CP...

The BBC team thought it a completely unnecessary follow through by Gross, a definite foul.

I agree. All that’s changed, is that “attack is the best form of defence”, has reaped on occasions some dividends eg Watford & Spuds.

Well, the CH approach of a very lone striker didn’t work. Back to the swashbuckling football of the Etihad and OT, that’ll show em?

Wasn’t it a much reduced section today, with the Albion knowing we wouldn’t take anywhere near the numbers of 2 seasons back?

For the very first time, Potter goes pragmatic. A proper central midfield in numbers, with 9 nine outfield players defending deep. A far cry from the gallant football at the Etihad, OT and Stamford Bridge, where we got outclassed.