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Obvisouly, it's completely different sitting back away against Chelsea who have to play and create, than against Burnley at home where they're gonna sit back and wait for us. It's completely down to tactics rather than surroundings. How you can set up in a 451 at home and hope to counter Burnley...

No need to exaggerate. I'm only talking about the palace goal, it's a save he should make and take a look back at Liverpool's third goal, his positioning is pretty bad, leaving half the goal open for Salah to slot it in. It could be a moment to give him a rest, which will motivate him to work...

He's let in at least 2 soft goals in the last two matches. If we're to get anything at Chelsea we'll need our goalkeeper to be on top form, Artur is capable of such performances. Also as we know we'll have a make shift, young defense, his experience behind them will be much needed.

If King is fit, I'd start with him too.

Tactically I would match Chelsea's system and go for a 4-3-3. Playing Lerma just in front of the defence, will make our unit tighter and allow us to win back possession quicker. Gosling in the role of the the box to box midfielder, pushing forward. I would also put Boruc back in goal just to...

We have such a player in the likes of H. Wilson, Brooks or potentially L.Cook, that could play in front of Billing and Lerma. The main problem is that Eddie would have to switch to a 433...

Obviously not as a man for man replacement, he would have just given us more attacking options and possibilities of changing the formation from the bench.

We block his loan move to Celtic by saying he's an important squad member. But when we only have one attacking option on the bench (Fraser) there's still no room for Ibe.

Yes, but Kelly and Ibe are sat at home in Bournemouth, down to Eddie's team selection.

Right center back, right wing back, right back. You get the message DJ.

Even with a 55 thousand seater stadium, we'd still see Francis play right back !

I never said to give him the sack, but maybe bringing in a new, experienced assistant could be an option.

Yes we cashed in and clearly other teams saw potential in both players. The same potential we saw in Lys at Le Havre... All I'm saying is that many of our failed signings were badly used and therefore never really got a chance to shine. It's too easy to just hide behind the fact that they're...

I am no Lys Mousset fan either, just to say Benik Afobe was starting ahead of him at one point.

Hello, no it's not Neil, it's Jack. The most important thing is the interview he gave, where he openly says that he's wasted 3 years at Bournemouth.

On Saturday Lys Mousset was interviewed by the French channel Canal+ sport and said a few interesting things about his time here. He said that arriving in England at 20 was too young. He was unprofessional and made some mistakes. But the main issue was the language barrier, he couldn't...