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That's a weird take. At times in that game, it looked like who wanted to hand it to the opposition the most. Luckily for us, they did.

Silly to make definitive statements that it's impossible to disprove. Also, Luton did not particularly defend well in the first half; they were fortunate two shots went the the wrong (for us) side of the post with the goalkeeper beaten. Their defending often looked last ditch.

I expect better from someone we paid serious money for. I think he was a very poor signing.

Bassette's a 19 year old coming into the game. Simms was a marquee signing.

QPR are a hideously bad team, though, and we failed to beat them.

He's technically an extremely poor footballer.

Absolutely honking against a team who are bottom for a reason. Simms has been an extremely poor signing.

Always read to the bottom of the thread. Always.

If they did, would it be a Gas leak?

Even if that's true (and I don't think it is), Coleman's *teams* were a massive disappointment.

It depends why they are ridiculed. If it's ridiculed because the club's undertaking an attempt at inclusivity, then obviously that ridicule tells you all you need to know about the person making it. You can ignore those. If it's ridiculed because it's not a very nice shirt, well, the...

Brondby's (middle) is fab. I'd buy that. 1 FC Köln's I don't really like either.

Inclusivity's a good thing, so there's nothing wrong with producing one every year. Nobody has to buy one, after all. That's a terrible shirt, though. Pat Butcher is right.

Fucking hell.

He looks a better footballer, tbf. The way he took on that ball over the top from Eccles and got a very good shot away was a level of technique Simms doesn't seem to have.

Or the ref adds loads of time on and you concede in the 7th minute of injury time. How many times over the last few seasons have we benefitted with late goals due to teams' shithousing? Loads. Can't stand shithousing and time-wasting, when 90 minutes is done and you're winning, you want as...

I'd go with the front three as tonight.

We were better with Eccles and Rudoni on the pitch and had a better chance of seeing the game out with them on. They are (currently, with Sheaf coming back from injury) our best midfielders. Do you leave them on and risk fatigue at the weekend? I probably wouldn't, tbf. It's way more...

Gave the ball away at the start of the move for the equaliser. He was good up until the last ten minutes when he tired, though. And was probably left on because he's least likely to start on Saturday.

This thread is an over-reaction. This was a game in the lesser cup competition and players were taken off with a more important league game on Saturday in mind. We were also playing a team who were able to bring on top class internationals. It was a sickening way to lose, but hardly warrants...