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Watching city Unseen for the Stoke game I am not seeing that. Laughing and joking with the players in training, and geeing them on before the 2nd half. He’s out of the team because he’s not been at the level since his injury.

He's not that kind of player. Lots of great strikers are not aggressive. He's low on confidence and adapting to a new club / country. He has been a disappointment, but i've seen enough to think he will come good. Same with Simms. Never got that feeling from Waghorn or Walker. They didn't suit...

I wouldn't. Rose was soft. He had pace and could pick a pass, but got bullied too often. Always thought he probably was a full back or midfielder converted to a CB. Kitching is a proper Centre half from what I've seen.

Positives Collins - His kicking is way better than Wilson's and seems calm with the ball at his feet. His punch from the corner was excellent, but didn't really have serious shots to save. Eccles - Everywhere. Great battling performance Bidwell - We always knew he was a LB, and he showed it...

Thought we were going to regret the switch to 4-3-3 after 15 mins. Stoke seemed to cut through us every time they ventured forward. Then we took control until the last 10. Missed chances again. After the shaky first 15 mins we played some great stuff. Still think the box formation is the way...

I think everyone can see we have good players, who are either off-form or lacking in confidence with the start we have made. Robins & Viveash will hit upon the right system / formation soon (hopefully Saturday), and then I expect things to take off. Kelly, Palmer & Tavares should all be...

A little perspective here is needed....That L1 team was absolutely shocking, Mowbray had no money that summer (even for half decent loan signings) SISU were at their most disinterested, and it probably remains the darkest period in our history. Andre Wright, Stuart Beavon, Kwane Thomas, Kyle...

Rubbish. He carries the ball better than Ayari does. Made the goal (Swansea (a). And for his size, gets pushed off the ball less than the lightweight loan player. Defensively maybe not so great, but he plays as an AM for me.

Not sure about the move to a back 4. We were chasing the game 2nd half against a bang average Preston team who probably came out to shut up shop. We drew the half 1-1. Yes we looked better, but it wasn't hard after the worst 45 mins of the season in the 1st half. I was quite encouraged...

He'll be a top player, has skill and tricks and pace. That header against Blackburn and the goal against Boro shows he can finish too. Be interesting to see the comments later in the season, once he settles in and is more confident.

Have you seen Palmer play? I was expecting what you describe, but he does a lot of closing down. If Palmer is lazy, what is Ayari? Palmer was excellent up until the 1st International break. He then had a couple of wayward games then got injured. I think we’ve missed him badly over the last few...

He was poor for Luton's first at Wembley last May, beaten at the near post. He's a Good shot stopper (aren't all Goalkeepers?). His distribution is poor, and takes too long to start counter attacks. He doesn't comes for crosses either. I like Wilson, and he deserved his place last season...

Some of the ratings for Howley on the BBC match pages from Dundee fans have been very low. In my opinion Burroughs looked a better player last season when he played. I know Howley is younger, but the game seemed to pass him by

Between those 4 we will create toms of chances …

Yep, we have missed Kelly since he got injured to be honest. Would allow Sheaf to be more attack minded. Eccles and Sheaf seem too similar for me.

A move to a back 4 wouldn't work. Bidwell and DaSlivla as LB & LM maybe, but not sure about Van Ewijk and Sakamoto as RB & RM, and if any of those get injured we are f*cked as we don't really have wide players except Sakamoto, and we're already pushing DaSilva into an unfamiliar role. We...

Lati for Thomas, but otherwise I'd keep the same team as last night. Chance for them to redeem themselves.

the manager who has secured 2 promotions, and almost got us back to the Premiership last season with all those injuries and pitch problems and a crap budget. Nah.

Doug King isn't stupid. He is also playing a waiting game. If O'Hare is back to his best by December / January, then I am sure an improved offer will be made to him. Why would you offer a bumper contract to a player who has just come back from an ACL. What if he breaks down again in a month (god...

Cuffy? He would beat 3 or 4 men, but end up in the middle of the pitch. Can't remember him putting in a decent cross in his half a season here.