What are you on about now? Why are you portraying me as this Puel fanboy who thinks the sun shines out of his arse? Do you take my lack of pure vitriol as happiness?
I don't accept Puel makes mistakes? I have called him out many times - I have argued with you many times for him keeping the likes of Morgan and Simpson in the team for example. Is it because I question you when you are saying things like "we going backwards with him" and keep on bringing up that the last two seasons we were in the relegation zone and this year we aren't? Is it because I am willing to let him leave at the end of the season instead of getting rid of him now? I don't want the likes of Wagner or Allerdyce here which is what is available.
Should I join you in and call Puel a tumour that needs to be removed and things like that if you don't think I am being harsh enough?
Why do you still see our formation in a negative light when you seen it in action - last time we played Gray as a striker we were awful and I openly said that at the time and would have if I was able to post here when I saw the formation but this time we attacked much more and had more shots against Spurs more then any other team this season. Isn't that a good thing? Should we have played with an actual striker? Maybe but we have none in form so wasn't it worth changing things up rather then sticking with the same old ****?
Why won't you blame the players for today - they are the ones actually on the pitch. You mentioned before that we should drop under performing players but then you would give a pass to the likes of Vardy who has done **** all in the last couple of games, doesn't like the system, apparently swore at the manager, and allegedly causing a negative atmosphere around the team? Sure he scored but he also missed a penalty - isn't that worthy of some condemnation or is that also the manager's fault? Could maybe being dropped have caused him to perk up his performance?
I said straight that I blame Maguire for their opening goal, Barnes for his misses and Vardy for his penalty - if they had done better we would have won. Is that wrong or is the blame solely on Puel?
You mocked me because you somehow thought I was comparing Gray and Messi and you then compare Aguero with any of our strikers?
You are quick to condemn Puel for always playing 2 DMs but he didn't today - isn't that worthy of some praise?
I edited my post straight after as mentioning Vichai was crass but the sad fact is that it has had a massive effect. If he was still here then I don't think Puel would be but the upheaval in the boardroom means that we are just waiting for Top to get himself together and make a decision - most likely it will be in the summer as we will play it safe and have a replacement then.