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Their comeback against West Brom will have lifted them, and with some of their injured players returning this could be tougher than if we had played them a couple of weeks ago. Ainsworth's post match comments after their game yesterday were certainly bullish, saying they will win their next game!

I presume that statement is supposed to fill us with confidence. Years of watching City however, means it actually does the opposite!

The trouble with Watford is that we know that they have the players, and if they click on a given day they can beat anyone in this league. Their defeat by Huddersfield might also result in them showing more mettle against us. Then again as a poster said earlier, they could already be packing...

Just looked back on the team from 15 years ago, so as a starting point Gunnarsson or Hamer?

You seem slightly obsessed by her!

I find it quite funny that this was biting at you to the extent that you've hung on nearly 5 months to give it an 'I told you so' reply. We just need Hudlin to come good now :)

Waghorn and Biamou both scored 5 league goals the season before we signed/ released them. Waghorn's decline had already begun truth be told even though he had clearly had a good career all in all prior to that, but was not worthy of the investment made in him. Biamou was only going to slide...

What we need to do and failed to do after going 3 up in the home game is have a high defensive line and compress the space they have to play their passing game. There are obviously inherent risks in that, should one of their forwards be pacy enough to break behind our defensive line, but...

As long as the players are not like the ones we got from Bournemouth when we sold Wilson!

While I fully share the frustrations with yesterday's performance it has been some considerable time since we have had a performance as poor. Judged player for player our team should be nowhere near the play offs yet they have got us as close as any could hope, despite crucial injuries to senior...

Was Rodgers on a session with McNally?

Hopefully you don't mean it as harshly as it reads but referring to 'our' players as 'fuckers' really winds me up. Yes, they played badly yesterday, and sometimes they might not be too good, but for a few seasons now they have outperformed what should have rightly been expected of them. Why not...

It was certainly an awful decision (and a lazy one) to try and play their man offside in that situation.

Certainly not MR's best day. After the first goal they were so obviously overunning our midfield and it was crying out for us to put an extra man in there. They could and should have had another couple before they got their 2nd, when it looked like MR was hoping to hang onto half time at 1-0...

Was an absolute shocker today. They scored with their first attack and never looked back. None of our players came out with any credit, but I haven't got the heart to go through listing them all with 3's and 4's. At the moment it feels like that is season over, but if MR can somehow galvanize...

Did you hear that from Boosh? I know you're trolling, but even so I'll be surprised if your post lasts very long on here, given it's libellous nature.

People get too hung about the term. Its just a commemorative day for ex players, which is great. A few will be legends, some will have been good loyal servants and some will have only appeared fleetingly for us, but they all played for the club, which none of us have been able to do. I think...

Am pretty sure their team with Di Canio, Cole, Carrick & Defoe got relegated.

At their absolute best for us I would plump for Keane and Regis. I would also cheat and probably find room to play Ndlovu on the wing and Speedie in midfield :)

and most of those were in that mad spell when Fadz was out and we struggled to defend throw ins as much as anything!