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Wouldn't say he was that bad, he's still a handful. He's a streaky player though isn't he?

It wasn't a great ball but it was enterprising play by Sheaf and O'Hare as usual that made the opening

Agreed

No.

He's started the season well, he isn't standing out any more as other players have also started well.

He doesn't need to, he's not the only party involved

It's passive isn't it? He should be moving towards the ball when he the keeper palms it out not waiting for it. Then after that he gets turned inside out, Sheaf gets sucked to the ball a bit and their player is free to score an easy chance.

He has done in his interview this evening to an extent, said his subs didn't really work

Though just lacked a bit of match sharpness, eg not controlling or getting on to a couple of balls second half

They created one clear cut chance in the second half which was the second goal. The first goal was just a great finish and that was really the difference as I could see it. We still looked in the game just lacked a bit of quality in the final third.

He ain't got a clue tbf

Dabo crossing is so poor, he gets in to great positions but seldom actually makes an assist. Both wing backs the same really

Walker needs to be more assertive

Haven't seen all of it but an odd decision to bring on two strikers who possibly aren't at their sharpest

Hyam all over the place for that goal ffs

On the other hand, why would any u23 with a chance of breaking into the first team give way to a player who is absolutely ruled out of the manager's plans

Hadn't realised he'd had a second one but did get the feeling there was more to the story that he's not going to let on for obvious reasons. He looked way off it in his comeback last season though admittedly I wasn't sold on him before that anyway.

He still got 3 goals from midfield last season which compares well historically with many other midfielders we've had

I used to do it hungover more often than not, it does help snap you out of it if you can get up