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Touchline ban coming up for taking the piss out of Benitez and look at the anger

They love the fact that they were the first team to beat us at the Amex (after Spurs and Liverpool) I'd rather they didn't get their first goal and win at the Amex.

I'm just praying their score their first goal and achieve their first point before 28 November, otherwise you just know what's going to happen But to think they were all laughing in July that we would beat Derby's 11 point record (I know we are not there yet, but)

I'm sure I counted 5 double fist pumps after we scored. He was also in major danger of getting sent to the stands as he was outside his technical area with his arms stretched out almost touching the pitch at one point yesterday. I think it was just after Benitez passed him the wine list.

Agree, that pass in the first half to release March (I think) was outstanding, you probably had to be in the NS to fully appreciate the bend on the ball taking it around their defender right into the path of the attacker.

Still has an error in his locker, but that's the same with a lot of our team, they all need to learn to concentrate for the whole 98 minutes of every game and cut out the loose passes.

Certain posters on here have that problem if one of our keepers has a bad game

Some people aren't happy unless they have something to moan about

It was strange his comment saying its 5-0 now but soon it will 2-0 or 1-0 - I wasn't sure if he was talking about losing or winning

One of those facts isn't true

Looks like a new ice age has hit Sussex, only 5 games in and the pitch is freezing - well done to the fans though in shirtsleeves

Only three strikers, what sort of manager only has three strikers in this squad...............................

Usually stupid thick sheep

I'll raise your Manneken Pis by finding Jeanneke Pis and Het Zinneke for the hattrick

Imo the best cross I have seen since Barnes to Ulloa v Arsenal.

With the prevailing wind west to east I think fallout could be a small issue

It was probably just an over reaction on the news last night then, it implied that parents should be concerned about their coaches not being vetted correctly and they could be at risk. Typical lazy journalism then.

So if what he did was not against the law I don't get what the big story is (not so much for him but the hoohaa regarding kids football training).

Maybe they should scrap the automatic STH points and credit points for attendance at home and away games on a points basis similar to the away games are done now. They have the data to go back to the start of the Amex seasons so it would then increase the points of those who didn't have a ST...

I don't know, from what they were saying last night what he did in Bristol was a safeguarding issue and was very serious and things have to change over all football coaching to make sure the kids are safe.