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On the other hand it could be that all our efforts go in, it would be about time...

This popped up on YT, a front line of Ayew, Edouard, Olise, and Eze, which imho is better than we have at the moment:

It goes against the grain, but I think this will be a loss. Glasner is without two of his key players and so I await with interest the approach taken, particularly given the game against Arsenal next Tuesday.

Wasn't he getting that with Millwall? Unfortunately he hasn't been able to make the step up to a different style and what is required of him to fit into it.

I tend to agree. Glasner is smart enough to know that if his selection was queried he could fall back on the excuse of injuries and need for rest, valid enough to be fair, but I get the impression he had a point to make.

He reminds me of the kid in the park trying to impress his mates.

Glasner was correct though wasn't he? When he said that a team that qualifies for Europe for the first time in its history should invest, not save he was spot on. The team he put out yesterday was forced upon him through circumstance, but it also made a point - not enough players of sufficient...

Sad news, my condolences to her family. RIP.

My observation is simple, whether Glasner stays or goes, if we wish to make continued progress in our league position and other competitions then the majority of players that we saw last night are not fit for the job. Rather, should we lose a couple of our first 11 as is expected and fail to...

If they are division 2 standard what does that make this side Glasner put out? And with home advantage?

Perhaps we should be congratulating KuPS, who saw through our shoddy patched up 11 and had a go. Glasner must have learnt a few things after this game. Essentially, if you want to win a game then put out your best side.

Perhaps we should try and sign some of these KuPS players, they're better than what we've got

Let's remind ourselves that this is a competition that some thought we would stroll through. Reality is it's our first time ever and it's a bit of a steep learning curve.

Their manager must have said "just shoot lads, see what happens!" ha ha

This evening's game has washout written all over it. The weather has been abysmal all day and doesn't look like letting up. Could be a game of long ball hoofing...

It's an interesting challenge isn't it? Parish can look back and conclude that under Glasner the club hit new unprecedented heights, now does he consolidate or push further? Of course it all depends on funds. Naturally the new incumbent will be aware of what has gone on before and the state of...

Yes, Sarr is also a first 11 starter, so OG has to find some answers and field players he hasn't used too often, there seems little other choice.

Whatever happens OG has an interesting conundrum to deal with in the here and now - essentially 3 of his lynchpin players are either off form (Mateta) or injured (Kamada and Munoz). He doesn't have much to play with given there are some important games coming up, so how he deals with it will be...

Between 5th place, (currently us) and 10th place (Brighton) there's only 3 points difference - one win, one loss and it's all change. A mere 6 points away in 15th place are Brentford, things could turn quite easily during the Xmas schedule so perhaps Santa will deliver some brand spanking new...

I caught up with the Bournemouth highlights as recommended, and said to myself: "So that's how it's done! Aim the ball where the keeper is not and inside the big sticks! No wonder we keep missing!"