That probably was similar to today. Brighton is now looking like crunch time.

Red and Blue Army!

I'd agree with you. Three of those are against teams that could pull anyone's pants down (though we bent over for good measure). Today would normally be about not making any daft mistakes and matching them for effort, then hoping our forwards can do something more than theirs can. How good a plan that might be, we never got to find out.

Way beyond bad, quite shocking.

TheBigToePunt's post made good reasonable sense, yours is of a fan who's just witnessed his team having their pants pulled down and against a team with no better players then us apart from the Eleven we played today.

He surely was !!!

That's why I scrubbed a post I had just done at half time. I totally understand the anger, and today is probably not the time for the likes of me to try and put the managers performance in its proper context.

I'm not saying (and never have) that it's wrong to conclude that Roy should go. I just think the grounds on which he should be assessed are misjudged far too often. We let players off a tad too lightly, but more to the point, we lose track of where we are in the bigger scheme of things far too easily.