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It's way too early to make a judgement, but I am far more positive about it now than I was in the lead-up.

And suggests that perhaps O'Hare's attitude in training wasn't quite on it.

Up to a couple of games ago, Eccles had been our best player.

Sheaf was brilliant last year; Hamer did nothing for him then.

That's clearly bollocks.

The failings that we all know about only too well made it a much more difficult game than it should have been, but we were much, much the better side. They looked better in the second half, but in the first they didn't really look like a team at all (yet were winning!).

To be honest, I haven't really noticed much difference. It may be he's making one behind the scenes and we'll see an improvement in the long term (which is what we want), but there's no point making comment at the moment.

He did. Credit where it's due. Second one especially was a very good save.

It was a set up for the last line.

Maybe some bias, but I thought he was dire today. The free kick in the first half where we won it off them and were through; why did he pull it back? If the ball was moving, fair enough, but if it was because they took it from the wrong place, that's as poor a piece of refereeing as I've seen.

Positives to take from that: Three points EMC generally Kasey Palmer no longer plays for us

Fucking hell, that was way harder work than it should have been.

Brilliant EMC.

Fuck luck. You make your own. We're not clinical because the decision making is so poor. We concede because the defence is shit. It's as simple as that.

No, they really are that shit. And oh yeah, we're losing anyway. We stopped West Brom attacking us so much they won 2-0.

This is absolutely fucking pathetic. These are the worst team I've seen at this level since Rotherham last year, and we're contriving to lose to them at home. Decision making in the final third is embarrassing. It's impossible to think there's anything positive about this team.

There's not a chance they'll give up on EMC by the end of the season, and they'd be mad to. He's been underwhelming, but he's moved up a level and it takes time to adjust (he's also playing in a very unbalanced side). He may not be the type of player we should have spent big money on, but that...

Corrected that for you.

No. They carried almost no goal threat throughout the game. And beat us 2-0.

It would be interesting to know his actual feelings on his move. It's hard to say it's been good for his career. He should be an established Premier League player by now.