I'm not a fan of the three names that have recently been linked with the job. Nothing would stop history repeating itself were Tuchel to be reappointed.
The more he talks, the more I want him gone. As I mentioned in the matchday thread, he's not up to the task of managing a side wanting to fit for honours.
Palmer's shot effectively won the corner, and he assisted Disasi.
No idea why we have had this mindset for seasons at this point to just stop attacking after taking the lead; it's infuriating.
I was referring to Poch. The team back then had completely different expectations to begin with compared to this one.
As I said prior to Poch's appointment, what has he won of note? Nothing! We really shouldn't be surprised by how our season has gone.
Chalobah playing in the starting XI ahead of Mudryk and Sterling. I'm tired of this nonsense.
We could be playing 3 5 1 1 or something similar, but formation aside, Poch should be embarrassed by his choice, especially considering the opposition.
I highly doubt it will be. Even if it's changed to a year or two, though, his career hasn't been the same since he left Juve.
When will players learn that the grass isn't always greener elsewhere?
I see the chance you're referring to. He had two noteworthy opportunities to end the game either side of that point, but I suppose a player of a higher level of GK is more aware.
Mudryk's goal tonight was almost identical to Gallagher's attempt, which struck the post. Fine margins are the difference between failure & glory.
All I can think of is - what might have been had Gallagher done the same thing on Sunday?
Leicester awaits in the next round. We'll probably struggle again.
I still can't believe a decent stint for a relegated French side has earnt this much time at the club.
A host of Italian clubs would take him for peanuts.
No clue with dumb & dumber making decisions. There's still thirteen league games left, so pride and playing to finish somewhere respectable is to play for.