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I've always disagreed with it regardless of which club or which players are involved. The contract between fan and club does not come down to "you pay £30 for an away ticket and I'll try as hard as I can". They try because they're paid, albeit some of them might actually care on an emotional...

The idea that clubs should pay fans back for a bad performance is total bullshit. You support the team whether they play like shite or like f***ing dynamite. Occasionally you have to swallow bollocks like this.

Don't worry, you learn from the mistakes. On which basis, I'll be fluent in Italian by next Tuesday. :lolol:

I'm not sure Klopp or Guardiola would be high up my list of tactically flexible managers.

fail to communicate. miss to communicate, doesn't make sense. Yes I have got to the point where correcting Swedish people's English is more fun and interesting than the actual football.

Considering how much he's slagged off when we win comfortably, I guess when we're being hammered there must be somebody else to blame.

So... he's trying to get himself sacked?

How does being 3-0 to Luton feed that conspiracy?

6'2", furry hat with ear flaps? Edit: not real fur. Obviously. I got it from Primark.

It is, absolutely, but conceding early or playing badly does not suggest that the players went into the game thinking "ah it's only Luton, I'll not really bother and we'll be fine".

We conceded 2 goals at Bramall Lane in the time it took for me to have a wee. Clearly it does sometimes. I'm not saying there isn't a problem to be fixed, just that citing "complacency" is unnecessarily moralistic.

Doubt it, the players and coaches have all been around long enough. Sometimes shit happens.

Is it possible to be underawed by a tiny home crowd?

I stand by my vote. Writing as somebody who went to Bramall Lane but not Luton.