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No, I'm SBT.

Pretty unbelievable that a fan would not only shout something like that, but would research the guy's family history beforehand. Whole thing makes no sense to me.

It's the casual fans who are missing, the attendances will only recover when they come back, and most of them probably don't know who our keeper is, let alone the owners.

McGoldrick had the run of his life with us, but his track record before then suggests he was never going to sustain it with Ipswich, us, or anyone else. But we all enjoyed it while it lasted.

Bad for attendance I would've said - people want to be at the game where we seal the trip to Wembley.

Strikes me as the kind of bloke who would get all wound up and defensive if he was managing an under-8's team. Which is about his level tbh.

Yeah, I'm sure. Different sounds.

Definitely heard a few idiots hissing at some points during the game, but it's sadly inevitable. First half the atmosphere was a bit flat I thought, but we were letting in goals every few minutes, so it was to be expected. Spurs crowd was noisier than I anticipated too. Second half we were, by...

Ah yes, SISU - always as advertised.

Your facts are right, your logic is wrong. Both clubs "deserve" to pay whatever they agreed to pay. Yeah, I think we should pay less than we're paying now, but only because there's no other option, not because it's "fair".

Swansea have great facilities (probably, I've never been), but the council was paying all along, and that's reflected in their incredibly favourable rent deal. Swansea City FC never had the money to pay for it in the first place, whereas Coventry, of course, famously did because of, y'know...

The facilities that we DO use (corporate boxes, hospitality etc) are still first-class revenue generators - or at least, they would be if anyone used them - and that's what we're paying for the privilege to use. It's ridiculous how superior they are to other clubs in this division, so comparing...

Boom boom boom, let me hear you say Gael.

Murphy, 7 - not much to do, no chance with either goal, made a good save in the second half when no-one thought to clear the ball, always made himself available to reset the play at the back Clarke, 6 - Below par today, did well with his marker, but gave the ball away too often and offered...

Andy Thorn got pilloried for saying EXACTLY the same kind of stuff after games. Now Robins is "saying what we are all thinking". Funny how that works, isn't it?

Sacking Thorn was just about understandable. Doing it without a back-up plan was lunacy. Since then, zero points from nine. In the time it's taken to get a new manager, we've punted the season away.