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All sensible enough. I guess my question would be whether you, or any other fans, really believe we have the players for such a defensive system? I'm not entirely sure we do and if we're going to get relegated, I'd like to get relegated with our players giving it a go and playing their natural...

I don't disagree with that at all. He is very experienced and I am 100% behind him and the team, particularly at games. I'd have just liked to see us give it more of a go yesterday. Like you and others have said, the worry will be if we set up the same way against our main rivals within the...

I'm glad you're proud of yesterday's performance. I'm not. I'd have much preferred that we actually gave City a game of football rather than getting in bed with them, lubing up, bending over and asking them which way they'd like to f**k us. But each to their own.

Criticism is all relative. I didn't enjoy the way we played yesterday and we were incredibly defensive with absolutely no intention of winning the game. You can say otherwise, but our performance was the proof of that. Plus, the key point in my original post was that I hoped he'd be brave...

You're totally within your right to post your own opinion. But the poster that questioned me initially was rather aggressive saying how people that questioned Hughton were shot down at our forum and insinuating I had no such right to an opinion. As to your post, your make sensible enough...

You were clearly at a different game to me. You also clearly didn't see his post match interview where he basically admitted he had no hope that we'd win the game. As for me criticising his tactics, it's totally within my right as a paying season ticket holder to question these things. His...

A large part of that comes down to mentality. Hughton clearly set the team up to not be any higher than our own 18 yard box, and by nature of that tactic alone, City were able to push their own defence high up the pitch as Hemed isn't a threat in behind. The result is a condensing of the play...

Anyone with any footballing brain can see that today was not the result of the players in our midfield. There were structural issues all over the pitch due to how Hughton set up, which basically left our midfielders without an out ball every time they needed to make a pass. Add that to the fact...