[Salopbaggie]

No hands up I have never liked Allerdyce since he was bad mouthing us decades ago, but OMG where to start with this Allerdypullisaurus football, I thought the only player we had that looked remotely bothered was Conner Gallagher, as for Maitland-Niles the only time I heard his name mentioned was during the team announcements.  Do we even have a player that can sprint and win a foot race?  Spurs where just streets ahead in every department, except possibly goalkeeping.  The two goals we had disallowed obviously they were both offside,  but when you watch the replays look out for the Spurs defender in both, in the first the defender pushes Diagne into the offside position, just as the pass is made.  In the second Diagne tries to get back onside but is held off so he can't by the defender, defensively very good play.  Pereria our playmaker and top goal scorer in 2021, left on the bench, can someone please tell me how they can be happy with this clown of a manager.   I do have one suggestion for the club perhaps instead of showing adverts on the pitch side displays perhaps we could get arrows put on them which shows which way we are suppose to be kicking, just so the players are sure they seem a little confused most of the time.

I'm the opposite in terms of effort, I thought the lads tried hard today. Threw bodies in front of the ball. Had Grant making tackles in his own box. Peltier coming in from the cold and performing heroics.

The problem for me was quality...

(Or lack of it)

We will have to disagree on this one Slick which is unusual For me yes they were on the pitch, but it was more like they were going through the motions, already accepting the inevitable. It is fine for us as fans to do that, but we are not being paid tens of thousands of pounds a week to do something different. As an example how many 50/50s did we win? Every time there was a ball which required a sprint to get there, we were always second to it. Yes in our goal quarter of the field they did better, but every where else they were sloppy and on the few occasions they did get out of it, they gave the ball away far to easily.