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Another game where I have hope of us getting a win if we take our chances. That's the worry I have, as it's clear create a hatful during the game. I'd say Badi instead of Diasi would have been a better call.

I saw that, but I honestly thought it was made up, as I hadn't heard of it before. For some reason, my mind went to the term milestone from FIFA years ago.

I'm with you. If we look at the game as a whole, he could & should have probably had five or a double hattrick.

The bolded stands out for me. Aside from the opening 7-8 mins, we were the better side, had two goals ruled offside (second one still seemed extremely harsh). We've played three sides fighting for Top 4 and arguably been the better side in all three games, which is a small positive in itself. It will be interesting to see who turns up against City, though.

It says something when one of our players scores a hattrick, yet most of us are still probably disappointed with him.

The commentators have the nerve to say, "it's not a good night for VAR". What planet are they on?

We have to get a third ASAP.

They need to realise it's a team game. We finally make the most of the two man advantage.

Either our players are extremely greedy or lack any awareness. We could have scored at least two more goals had our players been aware of who's around them.

Jackson ain't it. January come to our rescue.

So much is going on. I'd say we'll pay for missing these changes, if Spurs weren't down to nine men. Mudryk on to feast!

Imagine having a dominate presence at CF (Osimhen....) to make the most of James' crosses.

We need to be careful not to overcommit, as there's no reason to. If Tottenham continue to persist with this high line, it's only a matter of time until we get a key chance that's ONSIDE. Mudryk would have a field day, as things stand.

CF or not, he should be passing that to tie things up.

Awful start. I just don't like Colwill playing at LB. Square pegs...

Similar to the Arsenal game, I have hope we'll be able to get the win should we deliver. I'm just hoping we don't shoot ourselves in the foot once again.

Sanchez shouldn't be starting. This would have been the perfect opportunity to see what Petrovic is made of.

Recruitment. That's the one thing that comes to mind. Lack of adequate options when players get injured and don't get me started on the CF situation.

It was only a matter of time with the way we've been playing. We haven't been threatening, and Disasi was sleeping minutes before, which he clearly didn't learn from.

How on earth is that deemed a fair attempt to win the ball?! I honestly hate officials in this country.

I was about to post something similar. He's making this team tick. Just wondering where Nkunku will play when he returns, CF?

That should have been an easy 4-0 victory, but instead we threw away our hard work for 75 minutes and decided to play keep-ball. We only have ourselves to blame.

I'm in agreement. The lack of consistency in this league is the reason such calls are deemed in such a way.

Tell me about it. The commentary I'm listening to calling the decision "harsh". Some people are honestly clueluess.

It's nice to see a reliable PK taker. The fact it took VAR that long to make the call is pathetic, though.