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McNulty never looked like scoring - get him out on loan to get his confidence up

When was the last time we came from behind to win away from home?

Casual racism is also lazy

Cheers Alkhen - it's always way more fun playing master league with the city!

Quite possibly, but it's probably not the most intelligent thing to do. We don't press high up the pitch as a team, so what's the point in a lone front man running himself into the ground with no benefits for the team.

I ageee with that to a certain extent, however I'd rather he save his energy for making incisive runs rather than closing down centre halves.

Glad I wasn't the only one who thought the same thing when I saw this comment. Thought I was possibly being a sensitive snowflake!

Not sure, thought he was on a 2 year deal

Nah- just like Bassala Sambou he'll go bench warm at a club in a higher division. No chance of seeing him in a Sky Blue shirt.

Honestly, what was we doing when he bowled it out to our centre back with 2 attackers around him. Sunday league standard.

Yeah, because throwing 10 tennis balls on the pitch is a great way to protest. Oh and I was so happy that the protest way widely publicised before hand properly and not instigated by a couple of 13 year olds on Facebook about 10 minutes before the game. Seriously the half hearted protests are...

Clarke and Haynes played well in fairness. Haynes at times floats past players like they're not there, and was solid defensively today.

He's also obviously low on confidence - like the rest of the team - who played well today?

Agreed - think he's the best striker we've seen at the Ricoh this season

Very true, especially if it's on the same night as the Champion's League. However there will be more coverage than usual and some of the protesters may see that at as a chance to make a statement.

I would love to see this happen, but in reality putting the game on sky is like a red rag to a bull, our fans will just see it as an opportunity to make their point to Sisu with the nation watching. I feel like we're more likely to see a repeat of yesterday.

I don't blame the vast majority of our fans who turned out to support the club. I just don't understand why people think that flares and pitch invasions are going to help the team.

Apart from the Northampton number 5 who had to run out of the way to avoid being hit

Seems like there's a lot of monitory of fans who also showed a complete lack of of respect to their fellow supporters as well. Also wish I hadn't bothered today, but that's more to do with our own "fans" than the players.

Surely if we are down already that would be the time to boycott