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I don't why fans are expecting offensive signings in one month ( at a more difficult time ) when we failed to do it in 4 months ( at a much easier time ) Given our current position and the likelihood of relegation, who is going to join to play 2nd tier football?

If you are holding your breath, please let it out now.

Difference between a pro-active manager and a re-active one.

Time will tell how important that will be, if we don't get at least another 15 points.

No. The fall of fixtures always suggested that we needed 26-27 points at this stage. I thought yesterday was the pivotal point. Win and the confidence to survive would have been sky high. The first nail would have been put in the WBA coffin and both them and Swansea would have been unlikely to...

I don't believe that the fans that religiously applaud every performance, whether it be good, average, indifferent or poor ( like yesterday ) are actually totally acknowledging the players efforts. Deep down they feel that they are in it with the players, that they are on a journey together and...

Bloody hell....sounds like everyone is starting to give up. Plenty of mileage left in this season yet.

The giggle will be on us if we fail to score another away goal this season. Pathetic attempt to belittle Palace. Concentrate on how WE try and arrest this seemingly inevitable slide into the bottom 3.

So that will put right all the problems at the back, will it? 29 goals conceded and 16 from set pieces. Every team has rumbled our small,line-based keeper and our zonal marking. Its not working and will result in relegation.

Pretty much as I saw it, except 4 for Gross and 2 for Propper ( simply awful and totally undeserving of starting in front of Kayal )

The trouble is....we are all fearful of the old law of averages kicking in. At some point, they will win another PL game and if they can't get up for tomorrow, then there is no hope for them.

Would have been interesting if Dimbleby had pointed to the individual and said....." Man in the x row with the Brighton top on ".

When they came to us they had won their first two league games ( Bmuff H 1-0 ) and ( Burnley A 1-0 ). They beat Accrington A 3-1 in the LC and then were beating Stoke at home before a terrible defensive mix-up gifted Crouch a goal ( 1-1 ) Although they haven't won at home since the opening day...

The Third Man. Jaffa Cakes. Healthy glass of Scotch.

Local boy who gave his all for the club and the turnout reflects the respect that BHA fans had for him.

Akpom, Akpom....where's our Akpom....Chuba is in waiting for us to go and get him.

Like me ( 19 out of 22 league games this season and living 160 mile round trip from the Amex ) Started supporting the club well before the ' rivalry ' started. Witnessed it all, in its ugly infancy, when Millwall fans were puzzled why their arch rivals suddenly decided to change direction and...

Fact is...not enough people saw it as a big game.