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It was a terrible performance and Joa was probably at fault for at least two of the goals. It was decent that the players still clapped the fans, but they should have blotted out the complaints and abuse and gone back down the tunnel. Confronting clearly angered fans was a stupid thing to do and it's the second time he's done that now.

The fans to my mind went overboard, but they did pay to travel and watch another sh!t show so I don't think it's that unfair of them to complain, but if it gets too hostile that's going to further hurt team morale which is already rapidly draining away.

Given his ability to win over fans with previous clubs maybe the time is to try and convince Cooper to takeover from Roy who to my mind is fuelling some of this fan anger far more than the players.

Mainly looked like the kids giving it the bigun, probably had too much haribo. I got no problem with booing and chanting when it's needed but acting like you are going to fight your own players is embarrassing. Brain dead idiots.
There is so much unrest with everyone at the moment and most of it is down to management, they need to get rid now before things escalate even further. I really don't understand what Parish is waiting for, the players are clearly bored and had enough and the fans certainly can't take anymore.

As far as the confrontation goes Id say fair enough to Andersen for standing his ground to whatever was being directed at him .
Ive questioned his abilities as a centre back many times but letting him have it after a bad defeat wont make the next match any better .
A certain section of fans are creating a toxic atmosphere that will do more harm than good . Players heads will start to drop without support and the very thing they are protesting against ,the fear of relegation ,will be more likely than if they supported the team through these dark times .

And we still need a striker

Totally agree.

If anything JA coming over shows he's one of the ones who fights for the club in my opinion. He's made mistakes but I don't think I've seen him network hard in a game. If he leaves, it'll be sad to see.

All these banners aren't helping steer us away from relegation. Everton dodged relegation last season because the whole crowd was9n the teams side to help them, it should start being a bit obvious that's what's needed. The rest of the team aren't at fault for injuries nor the tactics.

I don't know how accurate, but I was told he went over to the fans to apologise and say that the performance wasn't good enough.

Not his finest hour yesterday, but given that Brighton were doing what they wanted in midfield he was under a lot of pressure for most of the game.

Old, Ungifted and White

I shall refrain from apportioning culpability in the direction of the Board or Mr Hodgson, however I totally understand your sentiments.
I am reminded of the words 'Stale', 'Moribund', 'Stagnating' etc etc.

In terms of 'Relegation, I believe that we might just survive but much will depend on whether Eze and Olise have an extended run together in the team.