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I agree that he didn’t, I don’t think he was even looking at the ball at the time. However, in the modern day when you know the ball made any contact with your arm before you shoot, it’s almost guaranteed to be ruled out. He’d be a useful back-up RB if we keep with a back 4 next season, however...

There’s no smoke without fire. We are shipping around for coaches without key decision makers in place above the coach, likely contributing to what appears to be an indecisive scattergun approach on the surface. Could just do with someone of authority at least confirming Tudor whether they mean...

He managed both Bari despite his link to Lecce, Juve and Inter (post -farsopoli), Chelsea and Tottenham. We all know he has no loyalty to any football club, his primary loyalty is to himself and then to winning. Forget being salty, it is what it is. Remain grateful to him launching our 9...

We’d need to give him a few seasons before expecting progress. Given what’s happened previously with Sarri, Pirlo and Motta, he’d be unlikely to be given the time.

Strange how someone would celebrate a goal that dramatically when it was only a leveller in a must-win game and knowing he’d brought the ball down with his arm.

Gobbo vero

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We get to the byline in the box so often and then people hesitate and do nothing with it. I don’t understand why if they’re not sure they don’t just fire it low across the box instead of waiting and trying to see who is free.

He also seems very reluctant to ever cross the ball making it unclear if it’s because he can’t cross it or there’s no one in the box.

Venezia also need a win to have any chance of avoiding relegation so at least they are unlikely to be content playing for a draw.

No, because it gets slightly worse year on year. Italian clubs are too narrow sighted to ever see the bigger picture. All they care for is how these inconsistent decisions have impacted them overall. As a result Italian football will forever be stuck being the rest of the world and never progress.

The logic was clear. He’s here with the sole goal of trying to finish in the top 4, so naturally there’s no thought to relationships with players and doing ‘the right thing’. He made what he felt were the bold right decisions to cling onto the lead. If we held on and those guys he put faith in...

I agree, today didn’t feel like one of those days. Whether it’s the combination of the ref and the VAR, the inconsistencies are glaring.

This fucking shit league. Watch us take it up the arse whilst no one says shit.

‘Chico’ has never played a central position, would run around carelessly losing our shape defensively and likely give the ball away in the middle of the pitch leading to dangerous transitions that we can’t cope with. He may also create a goal. That’s the risk. I’m not saying right or wrong...

I’d also add poor physical conditioning to this list as well as a lack of depth. We get bullied physically in the majority of games, and as you mentioned the longer the game often goes on we get worse. When it opened up yesterday and started to go end to end, we then struggle to compete in...

Did you not see how fast he can run.

What a truly dogshit goal to concede after that much work without the ball.

Cricket would be a more appropriate sport for him.

We did see Nico Gonzalez and Costa fly in for 50/50s and clean the opposition player out, and also Savona came on and went straight through the back of Caprari I think it was. We’ve barely seen that all season with Motta and didn’t see any of it on Wednesday again Parma. In a game like this...