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In the studio for Sky's coverage of SPL games.

Hopefully the new manager syndrome gives us enough of a adrenaline shot to be alright. Or at least allow me to see a home win in 2015.

Noel Whelan better start applying in 140 characters or fewer again.

At some point surely a football manager has to be somewhat accountable for the failings of the team he manages, regardless of circumstance.

Of all the things the CWR phone-ins do, violating human rights isn't one.

I don't see his job being dictated to that extreme a level, there'd be no reason for him to stick around if it was. I doubt he's on a huge contract, and his old CV with glowing praise from Ferguson must still be good to get work elsewhwere.

No club will ever be short of candidates. How good they are is another story, but then how much worse can we do?

Players should celebrate when they score really, it's getting a bit phony when they're all putting a lid on it. So long as you're not doing an Adebayor and running the length of the pitch to piss on away fans, enjoy your goal!

Even with social media people tend not to hide behind anonymity as much as is made out. Particularly Facebook, where the only people who don't use their real name and photo at this point are sitting in dirty pants with tinfoil helmets worried that Zuckerberg will steal their thoughts.

Once he incorporates the Keyboard Warriors into whatever his imaginary brigade is, combine that with 'can I just stop you there caller' he can just ignore everybody!

He should be far less matter-of-fact about this.

I don't see many people being unhappy about losing a 2-0 lead against ten men as hiding behind an agenda.

Don't buy his explanation of this 'brigade' being people who wanted Pressley out before he was manager.

Once you start putting together hypothetical brigades, you've lost all conviction in your argument. Top work Linnell.

Wow, he said that? The carefully considered language to lump the opinion into a bandwagon lynch mob rather than acknowledge the myriad reasons behind it. What a politician!

There isn't a manager in football who could hold on to that two goal lead against 10 men. Hands tied!

There's no excusing giving up a 2-0 lead against 10 men.

This is a bit weird isn't it?

Effort can be a little like 'passion' in that it can be used as an easy criticism either to ignore or deny the actual problems like ability.