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This. Despite my support for Nathan, I did join the collective sigh when Gardner was named in the team - we desperately lack Ince's physical presence in midfield. Maybe he thought the players who did well at Wolves deserved to keep their spot?

Right. Argument over.

The team had no belief whatsoever, and then he had to contend with a goal of 30 seconds. I fail to see how he f*cked anything up. They had no confidence at all, but it came back as the game went on. Given the calamity of the first minute we did well.

A lot of people wanted Steve Clarke and he's had 1 1/2 seasons of mediocrity. Other people want Sherwood - a few games at Tottenham only. Poyet & Oscar weren't experienced. Different people look for different things. I like the fact that Jones has his badges, had success when he did manage a...

Not touched a drop. He got the team fired up for the second half, he went three at the back (and two upfront) when needed. Nothing much more a manager could do. With the January window approaching, no one knows what we need more than him. He's the man for the job at this time IMO

It was great to see our manager showing real passion in the dugout, and actually making changes that affected the game. The players went from zero belief to playing some really nice stuff as the game went on. I'm in the Jones In camp.