Roy is a good man, knowledgable manager. He works pragmatically with the players. The players give their all. what more can be done.

Martin Dubravka motm, Alex McCarthy motm, Chelsea were too good on the day for us, Ben Foster motm, we created enough chances against Wolves but their keeper although very good on the day wasn't motm, in the first half against Leicester we were good and tested Schmeichel very well, but the second steadily got worse and we were not good to watch.
Other keeper motm's was gainst Spurs at home Hugo Lloris and away at Everton with Jordan Pickford.

I couldn't agree more. It's funny how as soon as we lose a game, the usual crew wants a new manager. It's football - some you win and some you lose.

Who else are we going to get that has the experience and know-how of Roy? Personally, I think we have one of the fittest and most skillful teams I can remember. The organisation of the team is so much better now - not by accident, but by Roy's hands-on approach on the training ground. I think he's done wonders with the options that he has - and when it comes to subs, I reckon Roy's in a better position to know who's fit and performing well than any of the "pundits" on this message board.

We're still hovering around the point-a-game average, which, by the way, might have been better had some clown not sold Murray.

As a kid in the mid-1950s, seeing the old floodlights from our kitchen window in Whitworth Road, the writing was on the wall.

Javier Hernandez (Chicarito) is a terrific finisher !

Can't believe there's even a discussion. Roy has done a perfectly good job with what he's had, would have had us in the top ten if he was able to call upon a decent striker, and may yet get us there or thereabouts even without one.

A couple of additional points...

1. Roy plainly doesn't handle scouting and transfers, Dougie and the chairman do. So even if you don't like Roy, you can't use any perceived failings in the market against him.

2. Who exactly does anyone think we would get instead of Roy? Guardiola perhaps? Pochettino? Mourinho is at a loose end, perhaps him? Oh hang on, my alarm clock has just woken me up....

3, I really do wonder if some people posting on here actually go to the games, or if they do, whether they are suffering with memory issues. We may not always sparkle under Roy, but the football is plainly better than that produced under allardyce and Pulis, who played overtly negative football. Having also had our fingers burnt trying to over play with de boer and Holloway, we finally have a manager who gets the balance about right between defence and attack (ie. about 60/40).

I Agree, Roy does have to go....to Anfield with the rest of the players.

He then has to come back and carry on with his job.

"It was a Team effort, I guess it took all players working together to lose this one"