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Same. I don't understand why his confidence went when he played so well but it smacks of something far more deep rooted to me and he needs dropping and supporting to get through whatever it is

What's your point? He's regularly costing us points and Lampard keeps playing him when there's an alternative. Nothing to do with Robins.

He got great support yesterday and at Albion, (I wasn't at Plymouth so don't know about there). But football supporters wanting a player costing them points dropped isn't really a pile on.

Let's stick with the fella that costs us at least a goal every two games then

Anyone saying different is one of 3 things: Mad A contrarian A mad contrarian

But that's where my original comment stems from, the Portsmouth game was a warning. To be fair, we changed our style and it paid dividends but we need to be prepared to do that more often, and probably earlier in games, definitely away, but also at home if need be

I've no idea, but anyone who looked at him at the end of today's game and thinks the best thing for that lad is to go again against Boro has lost it

We've been poor tactically in a few games in the last few weeks. I'm not getting bent out of shape about it because when you go on the run we were on teams look at how to stop you and that's happened in a few games, we need to counteract it but there's nothing to say we won't. But it is...

That's a mental theory. The lad is absolutely ruined. Keep playing him isn't helping him one bit.

Depends where he put his thumb

Shows motivation but our possesion game is getting found out. sheff utd played it perfectly, Portsmouth tried to do the same but didn't have the personnel. We also scored against Pompey by going long and Rudonis first touch of the move was in their box. We need to be using that option far more...

The warning signs were there against Portsmouth. We need to get it tactically right next week . Fortunately boro needing the win plays into our hands.

Get your tactics right against them and they're very beatable.

Which defender messed up today? You think he was right to come off his line? And 'a keeper shouldn't have anything to do' is a ludicrous statement about a scenario which has no basis in reality.

Nonsense. And even if it had, we'd have had 2 centre halves between him and the goal and Collins on the line. Poor keeping, again.

Forest green away, police on the bus. Good ol' Wray wray

Me. Unfortunately stuck on a fucking train that I think the rail company liberated from some Communist Eastern European back water about 30 years ago. ETA in an Earlsdon slop house, 7 bells

Do any of the one legged contestants own a pair of goal keeping gloves and are free for a couple of hours next Saturday?

After today I want Luton gone. My ambivalence towards them is over, send the fuckers down!

Absolute madness talking about an autos challenge.