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Should be Yalcouye really but I don't think Matos trusts him, the last couple of times he's come on I couldn't say where he was supposed to be playing, he's all over the place!

Stretchered off in a neck brace so probably just precautionary

Widell is a far better option than Cullen obviously but his energy levels were definitely down on Tuesday compared to the Brum game. Must be down to fitness.

Any update on Benson going back to Burnley?

Spurs' Davies injury concern for Wales World Cup bid - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cy590gw57rzo Bad news for Ben & for Wales

Because in the 7 seasons since they were relegated their highest finish is 14th

Pedersen was signed under Duff

If an opposition player did it against us & gave us a goal I'd be thinking thanks very much & you can do it again if you want to 🤷‍♂️

Is Benson back from AFCON & still with us?

Tymon was suffering with cramp just before the final whistle went so maybe it was that

He did ok, some complete tw@ts out there unfortunately

He frustrates because he'll beat a defender & then dawdle on the ball & let the defender come back at him, he's got the pace & physicality to do much better

I don't know how much we've spent on Inoussa, there were conflicting figures reported, but he's definitely a concern. He's 23 and he only had Sheehan coaching him for a few months so we can't blame that. His fitness levels aren't great & whilst he has the skills to beat a defender he never...

Neither do I really but that's the reality unfortunately. I'll be there on Sunday because its the Swans playing a home game but we never get good crowds for cup games unless we're playing a biggish Premier League side.

Signing an experienced 36 year old Premier League player who's ready to play is 1 thing but Ward will be nowhere near match fit, really strange opinion for me

RIP Terry

Yes it stunk, I guess we just disagree on how culpable Potter was in the way it played out 👍

Yes, wrong to do that by the West Ham owners, not something arranged by Potter. Looking at the Hammers owners that's par for the course. If you're looking at it morally then an incoming football manager shouldn't negotiate his position until the currently contracted manager is dismissed but it...

Eh?? Nothing to do with my standards, it's just what goes on in football, clubs negotiating a contract & reaching an agreement before sacking the current manager happens all the time - we all know that. That situation was cr@p & all on the West Ham ownership.

You think that's unusual?