Yes, sorry we obviously thought the same thing, same time.

Thought Deeney came across very well in the post match interview, to my surprise.

Going back to 2013. On paper, they should have gone up. When it came down to it, our players wanted it more. Even though I dont like him, they are lucky to have a player like him with his heart and soul committed to the club and the community.

We need to make sure we have a spine of good players committed to the team, and not sign any more aging journeymen.

Gloating is a bit cringeworthy though.

Their tactic of kicking Zaha in turns worked, because we offered no alternative threat. We should really look what we can do better rather than bitch and moan about a little bit of naughtiness.

Great news - those Watford thugs are relegated

No coincidence that the players fouled the most all hold the ball far to long. It is alright if there is something at the end of it, otherwise just slows up the movement of the ball and lets the defence regroup.

Disappointing lack of stats in this post, Statto. You could have spruced up this ditty with some actual figures around the financial impacts.

I for one am utterly delighted that Ettiene Capoue is getting relegated. His tackle on Zaha down the back of the calf was borderline GBH. That thug belongs in the lower leagues (cue Freedman signing him to warm our bench). They admitted rotational fouling on Wilf. They are scum.

Also Troy Deeney is one of the biggest c***s in football.

Good riddance, cheaters and thugs.

Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

With respect I don't need to trawl for specifics in terms of financial impacts on teams that are relegated.

My underlying message is that there are clearly financial consequences which could mean reductions of headcounts for those behind the scenes.
I am merely looking at relegation from a different angle reflecting on the non-playing staff as opposed to the players themselves.