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He really isn't the issue. RLC shouldn't be in this squad once everyone is back.

Dire half. No idea what our gameplan actually is. The lack of creativity in this side is beyond problematic. We don't even have a adequate CR taker.

This is something that infuriates me.

I thought it would be the logical option. Going off Tuesday's performance, it should have been a straight-forward decision.

If Broja can't get a start today, it doesn't bode well.

That isn't a good start, then. Let's hope he picks up for everyone's sake.

Monaco will probably snap Sarr up permanently.

I hope that's a sign that the club, along with Tuchel, really believe in him.

I think most people around here were against the three notable CF signings from the get go. If I'm being frank, Osimhen is the only obtainable CF that I would favour over Broja as of now. The latter has shown glimpses that make me believe, given a real chance, not an odd game here and there, he'll make the position his own.

It's more than a habit at this point; we buy CF's that are way past their prime or damaged.

I'd be very surprised if it wasn't someone from the EPL.

A solid window all around for Boehly. The outgoings are certainly the biggest positive; seeing Kenedy leave permanently is something I didn't expect to see after we failed to capitalise on his spell at Newcastle.

He was seemingly earning upwards of £120k prior to this year, so that probably kept increased parties at a distance.

I certainly hope this is the final window where we are left looking for whatever scraps remain.

Talk about someone that wasted away the best years of his career. Hopefully he can kickstart what's left of it.

Do you actually contribute anything to these discussions, or do you just keep making witty comments followed by emojis in an attempt to provoke?

This would certainly be the definition of a panic buy. In the process, we should do our best to avoid players from the Eredivisie.

I don't know the reason for keeping him if he's just going to rot on the bench when we have hardly any options. This talk of a lack of options needs to stop until Tuchel actually gives other players a chance. Tuchel will continue to lose support should Havertz and Mount retain their places against West Ham. It's looking like clear favouritism at this point, which I can't stand.

There isn't a proven option, but given time and backing, which Tuchel is seemingly receiving, Potter could be a shout soon enough.

He seemed to get a solid hand on the ball. That's generally an indication and it was hardly a rocket. I'm certainly not putting the blame solely on him, but questions have to be asked about his performances over the last few months. We play West Ham next & we all remember how they won the game at home.

Our outfield players are being deservedly criticised, but at what point should Mendy take a large part of the blame. He gifted Leeds their first, got beaten at his near post by Barnes & was questionable yet again for Southampton's first. The lack of accountability followed by punishment for bad performance from top to bottom is starting to become a regular thing, which is costing us dearly.

One of the biggest issues within this squad is a lack of fighting spirit & character. The moment things are going against us, we are essentially out of it, and Tuchel certainly isn't someone that can change that from the sidelines.

Deserved win for Southampton. Already lost two games

It crazy seeing the difference between Broja leading the line to Havertz.

Pulisic trying to overcomplicate things to impress. Why?!