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Well I’m asking fans on here - who else’s opinion should we be canvassing?

If the manager tasks his recruitment team with bringing in a set of players to play in a certain formation, only for those new players to only start producing results once the manager pivots to a totally different system instead, who (if anyone) should take the blame for that?

Was it? What was so wrong with football before 2018?

You do not, under any circumstances, "gotta hand it to them"

It would most likely mean the big teams pull out of the FA Cup altogether.

It’s inevitable that the bigger sides will prefer to focus on other competitions - that’s fine, it’s only natural, and it doesn’t detract from the excitement that teams lower down the pyramid get from the opportunity to play a big side. What’s the alternative, forcing teams to play full strength...

Other sports are generally pretty boring, especially compared to football.

If we’d have drawn Man City at home instead of Oxford then it would be hard to say the same thing - it’s a great tournament and well worth preserving.

£47 for away fans, final offer

Depends if you think club form should be the main consideration for selecting an international squad - clearly our manager doesn’t think so. Personally I would take Rashford over Gordon too.

And make less money from the game too

I think he has a long way to go before I’d consider starting him for England. If he keeps up this form for a few more months then he has a chance but we are certainly not wanting for wide forwards.

Arsenal vs Liverpool and a Newcastle/Sunderland derby is pretty good!

Would say it’s pretty likely at this point

These guys were attacking with relish

And who plays on the other wing?

Yes

If Sakamoto wasn’t fit enough to start, it’s hard to see who else was going to play on the wing. That being said, I assume our loan agreement with Brighton was a big factor in the decision to start Ayari today.

This is what happens when you spend the summer investing in players who are meant to play in a certain system, only to give up on it after a dozen or so games. It’s all well and good saying that 4-3-3 is the obvious way for us to play, but when we only have one natural winger in the entire...

Getting back to pro footballer-level fitness in less than a year after a torn ACL is itself a full-time job. He hasn’t just been sitting in bed for 12 months.