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Do you really believe that? None other than Paul Ince says that "he's not a bad player". High praise indeed.

Just a side observation, having watched the game again. Our players are seriously good at controlling a long pass (and at spotting and playing it too). It's incredibly rare that they lose control and seem to bring the ball under control with ease. Astonishing.

Sadly, a one season wonder for us. He is a coveted player. And whilst clearly happy here, he will be playing for a regular champions league side next season and on a very significant wage or stuck at Chelsea. Goodbye (at the end of the season) and thanks for all the fish Levi.

I hope so too. I just meant that I suspect a lot of managers and coaches will now be looking at what RdZ does and copying it. It is great to watch, effective and players must love it. That's an impact few managers can claim to have had on the Premier League.

Nothing about the player he selected!!

I think he might actually be the best thing to have happened to English football for a very long time.

In the presser, RdZ hinted that we had issues with the keeper and defence. I wonder if we took a gamble on Velts and it didn't pay off.

Agree with everything being said. Amazing times. One thing that struck me was that we were prepared to pass into players being more tightly marked, and the lay offs often seemed more "last second". That seemed to commit their players and take them out of the move even more effectively than...

Refs won't even it up. They'll be even more scared to give stuff because of the scrutiny

If you like off beat Aussie comedy, Wellmania is worth a go. Very funny and pretty crude.

Pervis v Palace Fabinho foul on Ferguson Foul on Mitoma

Their second goal wouldn't have happened because we'd have been out of site, not pressing for a winner.

Or we score first and they deflate like an old balloon

Corrected for you!

We'll see.

Panache is a great word to describe how we play @Barnet Seagull thank you.

At the top of the league, teams don't drop many points (obvs). So catching up - even with games in hand - is very much harder than at the bottom of the league, where points are rarer, and therefore have more of an impact. We're used to a few wins making a big difference to our position. That's...

Man United are going to get all three points from Brentford. As we should have done. Shame

I think we missed Caicedo against Arsenal more than Ali Mac. He provides so much cover across the back four, which was palpably missing v Arsenal. Going forward, we still looked pretty strong.

Astonishing player. We need him for the run in. He seems really durable, so despite being crocked last night, I have high hopes of him playing on Saturday.