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I don't see how you can decide the manager until the season is done. Lampard, Neil and Jakirovic have all objectively exceeded expectations, which is how these things should gauged, but by exactly how much isn't known.

We're just normal men.

A fair point!

I know, but people are talking like we just have to turn up to score loads of goals. I get that Lampard's not going to allow the players that complacency, but still.

Southampton and Ipswich going up would be very annoying. Can see it happening, to be honest. I'm finding it hard to root for Millwall, though, just because they're popular with Millwall supporters.

So? You don't get your league position from one game. We didn't look great on Sunday, but doesn't mean we haven't been over the season.

Much as it makes me feel a bit dirty sticking up for them, but they're playing the form team in the division (who have just beaten Arsenal) and haven't lost many this season. The table doesn't lie, they're as good as their position.

Got a lot of time for Hyam, he's played a huge part in getting us to where we are now, but..... no.

Tbf, they're a lot stronger than we were at that point.

Lampard, surely. Vik has been nominated, and presumably got points. Player manager; Terry Butcher? I know he was an established international, but does the Balloon Door have a blood-soaked clogger category? Phil Neal? He won a stupid amount of trophies. Dennis Mortimer, perhaps; Mark...

Won't be easy; they've not really folded for anyone recently. We can't take the piss. Strongest team until it's in the bag.

Middlesbrough away. A genuine humdinger of a game and a superb advert for the division.

He was much better in the second half, but balls into the box were terrible.

They moved the ball out of defence quickly very well.

Sakamoto was excellent. Kitching was good, Dasilva and Grimes, too. Wright, Torp and Onyeka poor. As someone pointed out in the match thread, second game of the long weekend after a gruelling international week. Shouldn't be too critical, really.

I thought he did ok; it should have been the linesman pulling up the handball.

Has McBurnie been inhaling helium?

That was a frustrating game to watch; a fair few poor performances in there, and very poor as an attacking threat. But, if you don't play well, don't lose. Saka was superb, our only real bright point going forward, and Kitching had a good game, too. Meh. Take it.

Yeah, sometimes you just have to give some credit to the opposition; this is a massive game for them, and they're throwing everything at it.