I think it's great that we are ending the season on the front foot, but these games are throwaway really. It will be a good way to say goodbye to Roy in my view, going out on a high with a hearty thanks for stabilising the club at a time of great need. Given Wilf, Andros, Bentenke and Eze have been fit most of the season you can't help but wonder could and should we have done better this year, even with a crocked defence? If Roy does stay on then we can only hope next season he puts a little more faith in our front players. Even though I want a change, I do like Roy, so I won't be cheering if he goes, just giving him a well-deserved round of applause.

I want to see Liverpool stuffed at home next week.

The two GKs on the bench is a clear sign he doesn’t give a s*** anymore. Would be so easy to pick a youth player and give them the experience of being in a match day squad.

End of the season and end of Roy cannot come soon enough.

A reasonable point. How much more likely will we be to persuade Zaha and Eze to stay if we play in a more positive way.

This has become another thread about Roy, generally.
Specifically, and as per the OP, what the flippin 'all was Roy doing putting two keepers on the bench? I've tried hard but cannot find a single plausible reason.

Edited by bifffabazz (16 May 2021 5.02pm)