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I'm not saying he doesn't make mistakes, and I'll be happy when Jarrod is back, but he does get some things right

I came across something yesterday saying Dyche was hopeful of Keane being fit for the match - he's been sick, I think. He isn't as bad as some of you make out IMO, but here's something more for you all to stress about.

We're well equipped to deal with it if we are, judging by the first 80 odd minutes of the Bournemouth match.

That summarises my thoughts. After that start we later had a run of 17 matches with only one win, an FA Cup tie, an 8 point deduction and we we still stayed up. The nature of the loss the other week was a freak unlikely to happen again if we play as well. We're better now and while I don't...

I didn't really think you meant it literally.

I don't know about should have been sacked, but I take your point. This collapse is hard to take, but I don't think it will cost us in the long run.

I don't remember the details of Forest's breach, but if part of it occured while they were in the Championship there are questions to be asked.

On my phone. Er, not speaking to me.

Warde-Prowse said he didn't want to play at Everton.

Same thing. He's a very absent owner.

Moshiri is out, isn't he?

Reading the Doncaster match thread, it's hard to assess the state of the team going up against Bournemouth. We didn't impress many of the posters following the game, but those who actually went to the match seemed pretty happy with what they saw. So, I'm at least hopeful, as long as Dyche is...

Arsenal are showing some interest according to a report on my phone the other day.

Maybe we need to drop schooled as a description of managing superiority. I clearly have a different understanding of what it means than some.

He scored a cracker against Spurs a couple of years ago. Kept us up, IIRC.

There's no board or owner, so who has the authority to sack him?

Nothing But the Best Is Good Enough. There have been times when we could have said that we were the best and that it was good enough. No club in England has been or could be the best all of the time, or even close, so I'm happy with it.

I don't think you read it.

I explained this here yesterday. Keep up.

Yes, they have an influence on the game, but not on the opponants managers tactics.