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No, true enough. More that it was real turning point in a match that we really should have won (and probably would have had the red not occurred)

I thought he was excellent on Saturday, as was Gorss and Baleba in that midfield 3. That said, and although I thought differently at the time, he should have been sent off. That had all the hallmarks of a Dahoud v Sheffield United moment, so I'm glad the ref/VAR looked in our favour for a change.

I thought it sounded like Gilmour

Moder needs time, and lots of it. I don't expect to see him at near full strength until after a full pre-season with the squad. The guy has had almost two full years out injured. Most of that time he would have literally been nowhere near kicking a football in his garden, let alone on a Premier...

Well, you're a smarter man than I. It's a cesspit

To be honest, I always thought he was under-valued when he was fit, rather than more valued when injured. He got almost relentless abuse at times from the usual twitiots. He has a touch of the Solly about him: Lots of potential, a very tidy (if unspectaular) player, an easy target for the...