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All managers use DVDs. They can focus on one player in a match to coach them and show them what alternative decision they could have made. Our previous manager said he used to spend most of Sunday re-watching the Saturday game and analysing it. That's why the Albion record every match, it's not...

It would help if the players actually put some effort in. In the Middlesbrough game, the ball was dead in the 6 yard box and not one Brighton player attempted to kick it or even get to it, despite only being a couple of feet away. Their keeper suddenly realised and dived gratefully on top of it.

Prior to dvds I would have agreed with you. He could have spent a couple of weeks studying the players before the announcement.

Exactly the same as any manager. Admittedly most managers would know some of their players from the previous season, but there would be changes and new players coming in. I don't think it as big a handicap as most seem to think. The biggest handicap that Oscar has had is injuries.

He was suddenly contacted on 27th June and offered the job? I seriously doubt that. Everybody goes on holiday in June so there wouldn't have been any preparation by any manager in that month.

If it is posted often enough it becomes 'true'.

I don't think much of his GK coach to be honest. I think Kuszczak has gone backwards this season especially with his kicking and distribution.

I don't think fans are wanting him sacked, but wanting to watch decent football where we have a chance of scoring a goal or winning a game.

I'm sorry, I don't buy this. As head coach, he has got authority, so if he can't use that authority to coach the way he wants, then he shouldn't be head coach.

I'm glad I didn't make the effort and saved my money.

He didn't say it did. He said the majority of the 500 or at least that's how I read it.

I think he is describing the away fans at Barnsley today.