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I don't even think anything that has happened will be any surprise to Ismael. Gestede said during the car crash interviews with Pasha and Waggott that so many players being out of contract in summer would be "an exciting opportunity" to reshape the squad. VI knew what he was taking on. Nearly all of us scoffed at the time and predictably the chickens are coming home to roost.

Agreed - as long as it's not Mowbray. 🤣 I find VI a very peculiar character, I can't take to him at all and presumably most of the players (and the ones who left) feel the same.

That's what we needed for the final 12 games of last season to keep things ticking over.

Those figures are skewed by a few wins last season when it looked like the play offs were well out of reach. And true to form he couldnt deliver in the final game when it mattered. More importantly his loss percentage in the League this season is 70%.

Agreed with you on the match thread and agreeing here as well. Took him one full match and 8 mins of the Derby away game to derail the play off push last season and seven losses out of ten in the League this season, eight out of eleven in all Comps. Beyond a joke. And what's even sadder is 95% of us predicted this would happen when he was appointed. Needs to go now, not after Saturday, NOW!

Hell fire, Miller can't defend to save his life. Taxi for Ismael.

100%. It only took him one full game and 8 mins of the Derby away game last season to completely derail the play off effort and now this season where we're nearly in November and havent won at home yet. I wouldnt even give him Saturday. It'll be one game less in which to try and turn it round. Do a Marinakis and sack him after the final whistle.

Tbf you are in a minority of one on the "luck" aspect.

Chuck another two random players on and hope for the best. Just about the worst squad we've ever had managed by one of the very worst Head Coaches.

Absolute bollux. Nothing whatsoever to do with luck.

Well thats the end of that. Only took 25 mins. I can't remember when we've had a worse side. Must be odds on we won't win a home game this season in 2025.

He's 100% on board with it. Equally complicit.

Answer: No. WTF was Henriksson playing at? Too busy wrestling with his man and wasn't even watching the ball.

Decent enough half until we get into the final third and then we're truly desperate. The question is: Can we keep a clean sheet second half? I dont think you can rely on us to score another.

Quality assist from De Neve. ROFL. A complete and utter fluke like that when we previously looked as if we wouldnt score if we played until Saturday might just be the thing to spark our season into life.

Miller's fucking useless. Good job Toth bailed him out.

Shocking from Ohashi

I thought Chris Taylor was a good player.. Different class completely to Se Neve.

Stone the crows, you can hear a pin drop.

All his articles have been basically brown-nosing since the "ban". Can't see that it's made any difference whatsoever to the reporting tbh.

If you can explain what the significance of the Maltese Cross is to the Football Club I'm open to being convinced otherwise.

Think Im right in saying it started out as a "slight knee injury" then escalated into "ten days" last time we heard.

Don't know if we'll live that long!

Why are you fixated on a Maltese Cross? It looks like we HAVEN'T used one since at least 1892 so Im not sure why we need it now. A nice shirt in blue and white halves of some hue with a quality badge similar to the 1975 one marking the anniversary would have done for me. None of which we look likely to get.

You know the answer already but the advantage of a protest for this game would be that there will somewhat more attention on this fixture than usual due to the occasion. Add into that it's on Sky, the Eustace factor, and the fact it already seems to be a relegation six pointer. Just so we know where we stand, are you opposed in principle to protests before, during or after any game or just this specific one?