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Bottlers. Hilarious.

Well that proves nothing. Any manager in the Championship would have achieved automatic promotion with a £100m squad. Most were working with a fraction of that. The quality of the squad won promotion, not Parker. He's distinctly average at best.

Parker more concerned about how he looks than the performance. Hilarious.

This £100m+ squad needs strengthening. Sign a few more random £10-15m players.

Spot on lineman

£100m+ squad, highly rated (by some) young manager being totally outplayed and out-thought on their own pitch by a non league side. Detatch yourselves and it's actually hilarious. Manager will put it right HT and flood gates will open second half, 4-1.

Fulham are nothing special. Confident of a comfortable away win 0-3.

Anthony's goal was also a cross which bent inside the post thanks to the wind and the cov equaliser was scored in time added for Travers feigning injury so you really do need to get real. Bournemouth again got what they deserved but this time for shockingly poor game management after the red...

Coventry missing several key players, down to bare bones haven't even got a full bench. Comfortable home win 4-0.

Such complacency and arrogance at 2-1 up. Believed they could stroll past Derby. Treat the opposition with contempt and you deserve everything you get.

Hahaha yes, perfect for them.

Fans respond to performance and results. They'll be relegated and the fans will turn.

Newcastle under the Saudis is a terrible match for the squeaky clean Howe. They are destined to be the most disliked club in the country and they have a shockingly poor squad, destined for relegation. Fans will turn on him. He will hate it. All too much for Howe to handle. He'll be gone...

Nous nous rendons!

Far too strong for Reading. 0-3

A whining remoaner accusing others of denialism. Love it.

...he says as as the corrupt EU stuffed full of failed politicians and bumbling bureaucrats crumbles around him. Beyond comedy gold :ROFLMAO:

The only one sounding desperate is you. They're very different players, both very good in their own ways. Neil's comment above is correct though: "Persisting with playing him on the wing to accommodate an out of form Wilson... was the difference between the point that would have saved us...

King has some great attributes as a central striker, strength, ability to hold the ball up, pace and a great touch. He was a wasted talent in the relegation season under Howe but it looks as though Ranieri recognises his strengths and will play to them. I think and hope he’s in for a good season.

Well it certainly seems he knows that to get the best out of King you play him centrally, not on the touchline.