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Moyes won’t come back now that his mate Billy Boy has gone.

This. You don’t have to like him but you do have to accept the situation we’re in, with no management leading the business. Right now, we need a Dyche/Moyes type who takes charge of all the nonsense and stops us falling further. There’s no room for manoeuvre until the ownership changes and...

He’s a meff. But he’s our meff.

Don’t be giving the PL ideas. They’ll be changing the rules to say four teams go down if we finish 17th.

Airfix models, lad, that’s what you want. Loads of plastic that drives you out of your mind so you end up sniffing the glue to get you through. Oh…no, that’s sitting in their end at the derby, isn’t it? Try Lego. Loads of little plastic people…oh, hang on a mo…

Can either of them play at left back?

I see the BBC are doing their bit to help make sure we’re screwed over on any future sales:

I’d be happy if we woke up and found the last season had all been a dream.

No it is isn’t. It’s the idiot owner who is the mistake.

I’m sure Dyche will want to play a full team, so as not to disrupt the team spirit after three wins on the trot, but it would make sense to try out some of the players we might need to play next season. I’d be happy if he made changes at half time to do that.

The basic maths says that if we get shut of some of the woeful high earners (Keane etc) and bring in players on more sensible wages, then the financial rules won’t be a problem. But, and it’s a bigger but than the Fat Spanish Waiter’s, how do we fund the purchases? Selling Branthwaite or Onana...

I’m against attacking replacements. I think we should support them instead. Attacking this lot hasn’t got us anywhere so I don’t see how attacking their replacements will help.

I don’t think you have to worry about the players getting complacent. They might panic, run away, or just give up, but they won’t get complacent.

I’ve had a boss day at work, with all the reds crying. Didn’t even have to say anything, they got themselves all worked up. 😂 I’m in Cornwall, obvs.

They’ll want someone to make the brews in meetings. They’ve not had anyone since Sharpy left.

Trouble is, with the financial ‘rules’ being what they are, the club might see it as being a safer bet to keep him on with a lower wage than see him go for nothing and have to pay for a replacement. I say ‘the club’ but that makes us sound like there’s someone actually in charge. It’ll be Dyche...

Depends on how many more points the PL try to deduct. We’d be in the Conference if they had their way.

He’s tinned ham in a time of continental charcuterie.

Plus, Pejic or Van Den Hauwe would still batter any of today’s players, regardless.

Good times.