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Kamada MOTM

Incredible start! Now just don't sit back.

Maybe Parker can follow in Vincent Kompany's footsteps; after relegating Burnley end up at a top tier European club...

Aye, a betting man might stick some money on

One gets the impression that the sport is just a veneer for money laundering and tax dodging.

Ozoh and Imray were the two most likely to make the breakthrough, barring injuries. They seem to have come through and it would be a sad indictment of our academy if they do not progress into the senior squad of 25.

“Who knows? I’ve never been putting my CV out to clubs anyway. I’ve not had an agent ringing around trying to find me a job. I’ve just been fortunate, I suppose, that one or two jobs have found me, that I felt I’m able to do – and have broken a retirement promise to my wife and come back and...

His stats are often poor, his strength is goal hanging and drifting into that space on the edge of the box from where he can be quite useful.

The BBC has a neat feature on its game report page; click on "line ups" and it gives you the opportunity to click on all the players and glean their stats. Any doubts as to what Kamada does and how important he is to the overall functioning of the midfield should be dispelled immediately.

Now you see why we brought in Strand Larsen and Johnson - it's to prepare for life in the Championship... boom tish!

Strange the fuss made in certain quarters about the Palace goal. Some teams are schooled in diving and feigning injury so the referee must surely take this into consideration, and if the ref was to stop the game for every incident then there wouldn't be much of a game in the first place.

Not played this season, but recent enough to include the Bundesliga and potentially the Champions league!

Bromley!

A level head, because we'll be in the relegation mix.

Hodgson had, at times, better players than Glasner has today. Zaha, Townsend, McArthur, Milivojevic, Cabaye for starters. Add in Dann, Speroni, Ward, PVA, Schlupp, Ayew and one has the makings of a decent side. In his final season he also had Eze and Olise! Most telling is that when Roy had to...

Same as the other game recently where Hughes and Lerma started, highly predictable lack of creativity and control which makes some players look bad for lack of service.

The Copa del Rey final went to penalties and Sorloth failed to convert, Real Sociedad going on to win.

I get the impression that most of the time the sides that pass accurately and move swiftly are the best - tackling comes into it but the modern game is far more about the passing and the movement, the ball being turned over due to pressing and inaccurate passing.

Wilf was never quite as good as some thought, and when one adds his overall temperament into the equation it figures why he never made it at the highest level. That's not to say he didn't have the chance, signed by Manchester United but never making the breakthrough. I recall Olise in his first...

Hit the counter hard.