Results will be good enough to guarantee our safety again which is paramount in order to attract the sort of manager we will need in order to keep you happy, why would our club jeopardise the stability we have had with our current manager in order to satisfy your needs now, the very last thing we need to do now is spend unnecessary amounts of monies coupled with high risks that will involve our lovely little club being eaten up by Covid 19.

The game plan against Chelsea was to frustrate them at one end and then frustrate them at the other, I seem to remember us doing exactly the same at Leicester City about two seasons ago when we won 4-1, Leicester had many great opportunities but our defending was solid just like it was in the first half at Chelsea where in actual fact they created very little obvious goal scoring opportunities considering they had 99% of the match, I think they actually just passed the ball from one side to the other for 90% of their possession lol and waited for our mistakes, I was somewhat surprised our forward play was toothless throughout until I noticed the fouling on Eze was becoming a bit annoying and the ref just allowed it to continue ..blah blah

I do seem to remember also Mr Hodgson managing to get a good performance at home against Chelsea not too long ago, if we'd managed to defend in that game as we did in the first half this time and attack as we did the last when we scored two (yes we did! and one was actually by Benteke! ..the first being a Zaha beauty!) and not defend as we did in the second half this last time then the game could've been much more palatable ..but hey ho.

We've lost to Everton and Chelsea this season. Hardly "a slow decline that'a starting to rapidly accelerate".

Systematically dragged down by the lawmakers

I get the funny feeling he's jingling he's jeeagles.

Mr Hodgson is very short term, we need to be aware of his passing.

Why are we rowing about someone who quite possibly won't be here in two season's time anyway.

Chelsea was painful yes and I'm very sure Mr Hodgson found it just as so, one individual made this game appear much worse then it should've been and I'm also very very sure he found it extremely painful and his nights sleep was as so, we must consider his awful nights sleep ..and be thankful that with Mr Hodgson as our manager during these very troubled times we will be able to sleep peacefully knowing that our great little club is safe from playing Millwall in the Championship.

Three cheers for Mr Hodgson ..hip hip hooray, hip hip hooray, hip hip hooray.

I offer you his 95th minute contribution against Wolves at home last season although there appeared to be some improvement against Brighton and Watford.

As it happens I would have thrown him on against against Chelsea rather than make the subs Roy did but lets not pretend that would have been any more than a desperate roll of the dice rather than suggest it's some tactical shortfall on Roy's part who has made attacking subs in all three games prior.

A fair few have been holding the lack of chances for Riedewald against Roy and it just maybe he was trying to give him some minutes against some of the world's best and see what he could do knowing we were beaten.

It was 20 misses from 23 good chances in 2017-18 which was Roy's first season. The worst stats in Europe by a distance. Miracle we managed to stay up with the useless lump.