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I'll start by saying the performance and result was definitely the worst for me since Peterborough in March, that feeling that we let ourselves down and should have done so much better,

I think Malky has two problems at Cardiff:-

1) By going for quality over quantity. When you have the likes of Medel and Caulker in your team expectations rise and perhaps they have risen a little unfairly as we still have a lot of players involved who were there in the Championship.

2) Hull's form, Hull started off well and have attacked their way to good wins. However, Hull have a lot of experience at this level in the squad and even in the manager, even if their previous stints at this level were mediocre.

We think we can just go out like Hull but I have to say I am not sure if our squad is built for that, we are built like last season, tough to beat and until yesterday I wasn't disappointed with the results one bit.

In conclusion, let's give Malky time, he has always come through previous shockers such as the West Ham play-off games, Charlton away last season and all of the Peterborough defeats. Until yesterday I was delighted with our results and I believe a good win against WBA on Saturday will go a long way to putting us back in the right place.

We have a top manager who loves the club and loves us fans and has delivered for us time and time again, lets give him and the team all the support they need to get the big result on Saturday

I'll start by saying the performance and result was definitely the worst for me since Peterborough in March, that feeling that we let ourselves down and should have done so much better,

I think Malky has two problems at Cardiff:-

1) By going for quality over quantity. When you have the likes of Medel and Caulker in your team expectations rise and perhaps they have risen a little unfairly as we still have a lot of players involved who were there in the Championship.

2) Hull's form, Hull started off well and have attacked their way to good wins. However, Hull have a lot of experience at this level in the squad and even in the manager, even if their previous stints at this level were mediocre.

We think we can just go out like Hull but I have to say I am not sure if our squad is built for that, we are built like last season, tough to beat and until yesterday I wasn't disappointed with the results one bit.

In conclusion, let's give Malky time, he has always come through previous shockers such as the West Ham play-off games, Charlton away last season and all of the Peterborough defeats. Until yesterday I was delighted with our results and I believe a good win against WBA on Saturday will go a long way to putting us back in the right place.

We have a top manager who loves the club and loves us fans and has delivered for us time and time again, lets give him and the team all the support they need to get the big result on Saturday

we may as well give attacking football a go.....we cant keep going for a draw...and sadly time is not on our side....in 4 games time we will be half way through the season...

I'll start by saying the performance and result was definitely the worst for me since Peterborough in March, that feeling that we let ourselves down and should have done so much better,

I think Malky has two problems at Cardiff:-

1) By going for quality over quantity. When you have the likes of Medel and Caulker in your team expectations rise and perhaps they have risen a little unfairly as we still have a lot of players involved who were there in the Championship.

2) Hull's form, Hull started off well and have attacked their way to good wins. However, Hull have a lot of experience at this level in the squad and even in the manager, even if their previous stints at this level were mediocre.

We think we can just go out like Hull but I have to say I am not sure if our squad is built for that, we are built like last season, tough to beat and until yesterday I wasn't disappointed with the results one bit.

In conclusion, let's give Malky time, he has always come through previous shockers such as the West Ham play-off games, Charlton away last season and all of the Peterborough defeats. Until yesterday I was delighted with our results and I believe a good win against WBA on Saturday will go a long way to putting us back in the right place.

We have a top manager who loves the club and loves us fans and has delivered for us time and time again, lets give him and the team all the support they need to get the big result on Saturday

the manager brought in the players,trains the players, chooses on who he spends money on, tactics or lack of tactics...what 11 take the field...loves the club?? its football...........one up front asked to chase for 90 minutes......over a hundred games later still one up front knackered through miss use........if we go down,we play this again trying to get back up..if we finnish 17th its what he will do in prem next year.......doesnt anyone else want to see a goalkeeper that isnt Marshal have a blinder against us? balls kicked off goal lines, and of course some actual goals from open play on the back of a good move

I'll start by saying the performance and result was definitely the worst for me since Peterborough in March, that feeling that we let ourselves down and should have done so much better,

I think Malky has two problems at Cardiff:-

1) By going for quality over quantity. When you have the likes of Medel and Caulker in your team expectations rise and perhaps they have risen a little unfairly as we still have a lot of players involved who were there in the Championship.

2) Hull's form, Hull started off well and have attacked their way to good wins. However, Hull have a lot of experience at this level in the squad and even in the manager, even if their previous stints at this level were mediocre.

We think we can just go out like Hull but I have to say I am not sure if our squad is built for that, we are built like last season, tough to beat and until yesterday I wasn't disappointed with the results one bit.

In conclusion, let's give Malky time, he has always come through previous shockers such as the West Ham play-off games, Charlton away last season and all of the Peterborough defeats. Until yesterday I was delighted with our results and I believe a good win against WBA on Saturday will go a long way to putting us back in the right place.

We have a top manager who loves the club and loves us fans and has delivered for us time and time again, lets give him and the team all the support they need to get the big result on Saturday

we may as well give attacking football a go.....we cant keep going for a draw...and sadly time is not on our side....in 4 games time we will be half way through the season...

And fingers crossed never been in the bottom 3.

I'll start by saying the performance and result was definitely the worst for me since Peterborough in March, that feeling that we let ourselves down and should have done so much better,

I think Malky has two problems at Cardiff:-

1) By going for quality over quantity. When you have the likes of Medel and Caulker in your team expectations rise and perhaps they have risen a little unfairly as we still have a lot of players involved who were there in the Championship.

2) Hull's form, Hull started off well and have attacked their way to good wins. However, Hull have a lot of experience at this level in the squad and even in the manager, even if their previous stints at this level were mediocre.

We think we can just go out like Hull but I have to say I am not sure if our squad is built for that, we are built like last season, tough to beat and until yesterday I wasn't disappointed with the results one bit.

In conclusion, let's give Malky time, he has always come through previous shockers such as the West Ham play-off games, Charlton away last season and all of the Peterborough defeats. Until yesterday I was delighted with our results and I believe a good win against WBA on Saturday will go a long way to putting us back in the right place.

We have a top manager who loves the club and loves us fans and has delivered for us time and time again, lets give him and the team all the support they need to get the big result on Saturday

the manager brought in the players,trains the players, chooses on who he spends money on, tactics or lack of tactics...what 11 take the field...loves the club?? its football...........one up front asked to chase for 90 minutes......over a hundred games later still one up front knackered through miss use........if we go down,we play this again trying to get back up..if we finnish 17th its what he will do in prem next year.......doesnt anyone else want to see a goalkeeper that isnt Marshal have a blinder against us? balls kicked off goal lines, and of course some actual goals from open play on the back of a good move

No. Survival at all costs for me.

I'll start by saying the performance and result was definitely the worst for me since Peterborough in March, that feeling that we let ourselves down and should have done so much better,

I think Malky has two problems at Cardiff:-

1) By going for quality over quantity. When you have the likes of Medel and Caulker in your team expectations rise and perhaps they have risen a little unfairly as we still have a lot of players involved who were there in the Championship.

....in 4 games time we will be half way through the season...

and playing arsenal man city and man utd away from home with a chance of coming out of the month bottom if they dont sort it out and go for the win

I'll start by saying the performance and result was definitely the worst for me since Peterborough in March, that feeling that we let ourselves down and should have done so much better,

I think Malky has two problems at Cardiff:-

1) By going for quality over quantity. When you have the likes of Medel and Caulker in your team expectations rise and perhaps they have risen a little unfairly as we still have a lot of players involved who were there in the Championship.

2) Hull's form, Hull started off well and have attacked their way to good wins. However, Hull have a lot of experience at this level in the squad and even in the manager, even if their previous stints at this level were mediocre.

We think we can just go out like Hull but I have to say I am not sure if our squad is built for that, we are built like last season, tough to beat and until yesterday I wasn't disappointed with the results one bit.

In conclusion, let's give Malky time, he has always come through previous shockers such as the West Ham play-off games, Charlton away last season and all of the Peterborough defeats. Until yesterday I was delighted with our results and I believe a good win against WBA on Saturday will go a long way to putting us back in the right place.

We have a top manager who loves the club and loves us fans and has delivered for us time and time again, lets give him and the team all the support they need to get the big result on Saturday

we may as well give attacking football a go.....we cant keep going for a draw...and sadly time is not on our side....in 4 games time we will be half way through the season...

I'd agree with we were in Sunderland's position or any position where we were adrift in the bottom three, but we're not and my point is until yesterday the results were good.

I'll start by saying the performance and result was definitely the worst for me since Peterborough in March, that feeling that we let ourselves down and should have done so much better,

I think Malky has two problems at Cardiff:-

1) By going for quality over quantity. When you have the likes of Medel and Caulker in your team expectations rise and perhaps they have risen a little unfairly as we still have a lot of players involved who were there in the Championship.

2) Hull's form, Hull started off well and have attacked their way to good wins. However, Hull have a lot of experience at this level in the squad and even in the manager, even if their previous stints at this level were mediocre.

We think we can just go out like Hull but I have to say I am not sure if our squad is built for that, we are built like last season, tough to beat and until yesterday I wasn't disappointed with the results one bit.

In conclusion, let's give Malky time, he has always come through previous shockers such as the West Ham play-off games, Charlton away last season and all of the Peterborough defeats. Until yesterday I was delighted with our results and I believe a good win against WBA on Saturday will go a long way to putting us back in the right place.

We have a top manager who loves the club and loves us fans and has delivered for us time and time again, lets give him and the team all the support they need to get the big result on Saturday

the manager brought in the players,trains the players, chooses on who he spends money on, tactics or lack of tactics...what 11 take the field...loves the club?? its football...........one up front asked to chase for 90 minutes......over a hundred games later still one up front knackered through miss use........if we go down,we play this again trying to get back up..if we finnish 17th its what he will do in prem next year.......doesnt anyone else want to see a goalkeeper that isnt Marshal have a blinder against us? balls kicked off goal lines, and of course some actual goals from open play on the back of a good move

Until yesterday Malky was doing a grand job and I still believe he is

I'll start by saying the performance and result was definitely the worst for me since Peterborough in March, that feeling that we let ourselves down and should have done so much better,

I think Malky has two problems at Cardiff:-

1) By going for quality over quantity. When you have the likes of Medel and Caulker in your team expectations rise and perhaps they have risen a little unfairly as we still have a lot of players involved who were there in the Championship.

2) Hull's form, Hull started off well and have attacked their way to good wins. However, Hull have a lot of experience at this level in the squad and even in the manager, even if their previous stints at this level were mediocre.

We think we can just go out like Hull but I have to say I am not sure if our squad is built for that, we are built like last season, tough to beat and until yesterday I wasn't disappointed with the results one bit.

In conclusion, let's give Malky time, he has always come through previous shockers such as the West Ham play-off games, Charlton away last season and all of the Peterborough defeats. Until yesterday I was delighted with our results and I believe a good win against WBA on Saturday will go a long way to putting us back in the right place.

We have a top manager who loves the club and loves us fans and has delivered for us time and time again, lets give him and the team all the support they need to get the big result on Saturday

the manager brought in the players,trains the players, chooses on who he spends money on, tactics or lack of tactics...what 11 take the field...loves the club?? its football...........one up front asked to chase for 90 minutes......over a hundred games later still one up front knackered through miss use........if we go down,we play this again trying to get back up..if we finnish 17th its what he will do in prem next year.......doesnt anyone else want to see a goalkeeper that isnt Marshal have a blinder against us? balls kicked off goal lines, and of course some actual goals from open play on the back of a good move

No. Survival at all costs for me.

Me too

I'll start by saying the performance and result was definitely the worst for me since Peterborough in March, that feeling that we let ourselves down and should have done so much better,

I think Malky has two problems at Cardiff:-

1) By going for quality over quantity. When you have the likes of Medel and Caulker in your team expectations rise and perhaps they have risen a little unfairly as we still have a lot of players involved who were there in the Championship.

....in 4 games time we will be half way through the season...

and playing arsenal man city and man utd away from home with a chance of coming out of the month bottom if they dont sort it out and go for the win

Are you seriously suggesting going all out attack at the Emirates, Etihad and Old Trafford??

I'll start by saying the performance and result was definitely the worst for me since Peterborough in March, that feeling that we let ourselves down and should have done so much better,

I think Malky has two problems at Cardiff:-

1) By going for quality over quantity. When you have the likes of Medel and Caulker in your team expectations rise and perhaps they have risen a little unfairly as we still have a lot of players involved who were there in the Championship.

2) Hull's form, Hull started off well and have attacked their way to good wins. However, Hull have a lot of experience at this level in the squad and even in the manager, even if their previous stints at this level were mediocre.

We think we can just go out like Hull but I have to say I am not sure if our squad is built for that, we are built like last season, tough to beat and until yesterday I wasn't disappointed with the results one bit.

In conclusion, let's give Malky time, he has always come through previous shockers such as the West Ham play-off games, Charlton away last season and all of the Peterborough defeats. Until yesterday I was delighted with our results and I believe a good win against WBA on Saturday will go a long way to putting us back in the right place.

We have a top manager who loves the club and loves us fans and has delivered for us time and time again, lets give him and the team all the support they need to get the big result on Saturday

we may as well give attacking football a go.....we cant keep going for a draw...and sadly time is not on our side....in 4 games time we will be half way through the season...

And fingers crossed never been in the bottom 3.

agreed.....but i think more than just fingers need to be crossed now.....

Hull have had easier home games, we are better than them, drew with them away, and I think we will finish above them.

Yesterday was a disappointment, but it was just that one very bad game, they have a chance to put things right on Saturday and need to beat WBA who are only a place and appoint above us

I really believe we will have a better idea of what Malky and this team can do next week, let's hope they can't start putting things right, with two more home games Sunderland and Southampton following quickly .....

Hull at home have played...
Sunderland
Palace
Villa
West Ham
Cardiff
Norwich

Much much easier ........

In conclusion you are talking shit.

I hate this shit longball .sit back and take a hammering football. Good job we have good keeper. Then again he has enough shot practice in 1 game than most have in a season

I just feel a lot of us are putting faith in the fact we will win our home games against these so called easier teams.

I just fear we will be in the bottom 3 when that time comes and will end up putting too much pressure on us to get the wins.

Toke and Palace were our chances to get those points and we blew it. I now feel we have put too much pressure on ourselves.

Hull at home have played...
Sunderland
Palace
Villa
West Ham
Cardiff
Norwich

Much much easier ........

That's unbelievable compared to the teams we have played at home.

The summer signings were poor. If that was the best Moody could do then was it such a bad decision to get shot?

Two marquee signings. One talented French full back. One out of his league Dane. One reserve keeper. One over the hill Nigerian. Have I missed anyone?

Relying on last season's midfield players was/is a big, big mistake. Cowie, Gunnarsson, Kim, Mutch etc have no experience at this level and it is now showing.

No pace down the wings.

No goal scorers with experience at this level.

There have to be wholesale changes if we are stay in this league.

I'll start by saying the performance and result was definitely the worst for me since Peterborough in March, that feeling that we let ourselves down and should have done so much better,

I think Malky has two problems at Cardiff:-

1) By going for quality over quantity. When you have the likes of Medel and Caulker in your team expectations rise and perhaps they have risen a little unfairly as we still have a lot of players involved who were there in the Championship.

2) Hull's form, Hull started off well and have attacked their way to good wins. However, Hull have a lot of experience at this level in the squad and even in the manager, even if their previous stints at this level were mediocre.

We think we can just go out like Hull but I have to say I am not sure if our squad is built for that, we are built like last season, tough to beat and until yesterday I wasn't disappointed with the results one bit.

In conclusion, let's give Malky time, he has always come through previous shockers such as the West Ham play-off games, Charlton away last season and all of the Peterborough defeats. Until yesterday I was delighted with our results and I believe a good win against WBA on Saturday will go a long way to putting us back in the right place.

We have a top manager who loves the club and loves us fans and has delivered for us time and time again, lets give him and the team all the support they need to get the big result on Saturday

I like Malky and wont mind him staying but he's walking a tight rope and only has himself to blame.

The summer signings were poor. If that was the best Moody could do then was it such a bad decision to get shot?

Two marquee signings. One talented French full back. One out of his league Dane. One reserve keeper. One over the hill Nigerian. Have I missed anyone?

Relying on last season's midfield players was/is a big, big mistake. Cowie, Gunnarsson, Kim, Mutch etc have no experience at this level and it is now showing.

No pace down the wings.

No goal scorers with experience at this level.

There have to be wholesale changes if we are stay in this league.

Yes, you have missed a few,,,John Brayford,,, & Simon Lappin. Also keeping Tommy Smith & a new one year contract for Kevin McNaughton.

Your not the only one that thinks our pre season signings were poor. Over all a case of bad judgement & sloppy management, at all levels too me!

The summer signings were poor. If that was the best Moody could do then was it such a bad decision to get shot?

Two marquee signings. One talented French full back. One out of his league Dane. One reserve keeper. One over the hill Nigerian. Have I missed anyone?

Relying on last season's midfield players was/is a big, big mistake. Cowie, Gunnarsson, Kim, Mutch etc have no experience at this level and it is now showing.

No pace down the wings.

No goal scorers with experience at this level.

There have to be wholesale changes if we are stay in this league.

Yes, you have missed a few,,,John Brayford,,, & Simon Lappin. Also keeping Tommy Smith & a new one year contract for Kevin McNaughton.

Your not the only one that thinks our pre season signings were poor. Over all a case of bad judgement & sloppy management, at all levels too me!

all the above is bang on.. but he good with the press.. thats about it

In conclusion you are talking shit.

explain?

Last three games,

Draw against last years champions, I'll take that.

Draw away to a relegation threatened rival who next game beat Chelsea. Good point if you ask me.

Lose to a Palace side on a high because they've a new manage and we were on the day extremely poor.

We need 6 points minimum from the next 5 games.

If we have not won any of the next 5 i'll start worrying but until then we knew it was going to be tough and all we as fans can do is try and lift a side that will need to be at it from the off on saturday. Lets concetrate on this rather than slagging off Malkay.

To prove the Premier League experience factor:-

HULL

No. Position Player
1 Scotland GK Allan McGregor - none before 13/14
2 England DF Liam Rosenior - Fulham
3 Honduras DF Maynor Figueroa - Wigan
4 Northern Ireland DF Alex Bruce - Birmingham
5 England DF James Chester - None
6 England DF Curtis Davies - Villa
7 Republic of Ireland MF David Meyler - Sunderland
8 England MF Tom Huddlestone - Spurs
9 England FW Danny Graham (on loan from Sunderland), Swansea, Sunderland
10 Slovenia MF Robert Koren (Captain), WBA
11 Republic of Ireland MF Robbie Brady, None
12 England FW Matty Fryatt, None
14 England MF Jake Livermore (on loan from Tottenham Hotspur), Spurs
15 Republic of Ireland DF Paul McShane, West Brom, Sunderland
No. Position Player
16 Switzerland GK Eldin Jakupović, None
17 Scotland MF George Boyd, None
18 Egypt FW Gedo (on loan from Al-Ahly), None
19 Northern Ireland DF Joe Dudgeon, None
20 Ivory Coast FW Yannick Sagbo, None
22 England GK Steve Harper, Newcastle
23 Senegal DF Abdoulaye Faye, Bolton, West Ham
24 Nigeria FW Sone Aluko, None
27 Egypt MF Ahmed Elmohamady, Sunderland
28 England DF Conor Townsend, None
29 Republic of Ireland MF Stephen Quinn, Sheff Utd
30 Republic of Ireland MF Conor Henderson, None
32 Antigua and Barbuda FW Calaum Jahraldo-Martin, None
33 Germany FW Nick Proschwitz, None

CARDIFF


No. Position Player
1 Scotland GK David Marshall - None
2 England DF Matthew Connolly - None
3 England DF Andrew Taylor - Middlesborough
4 England DF Steven Caulker - Swansea, Spurs
5 England DF Mark Hudson (captain) - 7 games with Palace in 2004
6 England DF Ben Turner - None
7 England MF Peter Whittingham - Villa
8 Chile MF Gary Medel - none
9 Denmark FW Andreas Cornelius - none
10 England FW Fraizer Campbell - Man Utd, Spurs, Sunderland
11 Nigeria FW Peter Odemwingie - WBA
12 England FW John Brayford - None
13 South Korea MF Kim Bo-Kyung - None
14 England MF Tommy Smith - QPR
No. Position Player
16 England MF Craig Noone - None
17 Iceland MF Aron Gunnarsson - None
18 England MF Jordon Mutch - None
19 Scotland MF Don Cowie - None
23 England FW Nicky Maynard None
26 Slovakia MF Filip Kiss - None
27 Slovenia FW Etien Velikonja - None
28 France DF Kévin Théophile-Catherine - None
30 Uruguay DF Maximiliano Amondarain - None
32 England GK Joe Lewis - None
33 England GK Simon Moore [45]- None
39 Wales FW Craig Bellamy - Coventry, Newcastle, Blackburn, Liverpool, West Ham, Man City
42 Wales MF Declan John - None
46 England FW Rhys Healey - None



HULL 14-8 CARDIFF (and ours includes Hudson who only played 7 games)

The above doesn't even factor for the fact Steve Bruce is an extremely experienced PL manager.

At the end of the day we are a newly promoted side, a side, manager and club very inexperienced at this level. Malky is doing a superb job especially given the awful circumstances around him that the owner has caused.

We need to get right behind the boys and roar them to a win in a very winnable game on Saturday. 7 points from WBA, Soton & Sunderland and it gives us a nice cushion for the very tough January ahead of us

To prove the Premier League experience factor:-

HULL

No. Position Player
1 Scotland GK Allan McGregor - none before 13/14
2 England DF Liam Rosenior - Fulham
3 Honduras DF Maynor Figueroa - Wigan
4 Northern Ireland DF Alex Bruce - Birmingham
5 England DF James Chester - None
6 England DF Curtis Davies - Villa
7 Republic of Ireland MF David Meyler - Sunderland
8 England MF Tom Huddlestone - Spurs
9 England FW Danny Graham (on loan from Sunderland), Swansea, Sunderland
10 Slovenia MF Robert Koren (Captain), WBA
11 Republic of Ireland MF Robbie Brady, None
12 England FW Matty Fryatt, None
14 England MF Jake Livermore (on loan from Tottenham Hotspur), Spurs
15 Republic of Ireland DF Paul McShane, West Brom, Sunderland
No. Position Player
16 Switzerland GK Eldin Jakupović, None
17 Scotland MF George Boyd, None
18 Egypt FW Gedo (on loan from Al-Ahly), None
19 Northern Ireland DF Joe Dudgeon, None
20 Ivory Coast FW Yannick Sagbo, None
22 England GK Steve Harper, Newcastle
23 Senegal DF Abdoulaye Faye, Bolton, West Ham
24 Nigeria FW Sone Aluko, None
27 Egypt MF Ahmed Elmohamady, Sunderland
28 England DF Conor Townsend, None
29 Republic of Ireland MF Stephen Quinn, Sheff Utd
30 Republic of Ireland MF Conor Henderson, None
32 Antigua and Barbuda FW Calaum Jahraldo-Martin, None
33 Germany FW Nick Proschwitz, None

CARDIFF


No. Position Player
1 Scotland GK David Marshall - None
2 England DF Matthew Connolly - None
3 England DF Andrew Taylor - Middlesborough
4 England DF Steven Caulker - Swansea, Spurs
5 England DF Mark Hudson (captain) - 7 games with Palace in 2004
6 England DF Ben Turner - None
7 England MF Peter Whittingham - Villa
8 Chile MF Gary Medel - none
9 Denmark FW Andreas Cornelius - none
10 England FW Fraizer Campbell - Man Utd, Spurs, Sunderland
11 Nigeria FW Peter Odemwingie - WBA
12 England FW John Brayford - None
13 South Korea MF Kim Bo-Kyung - None
14 England MF Tommy Smith - QPR
No. Position Player
16 England MF Craig Noone - None
17 Iceland MF Aron Gunnarsson - None
18 England MF Jordon Mutch - None
19 Scotland MF Don Cowie - None
23 England FW Nicky Maynard None
26 Slovakia MF Filip Kiss - None
27 Slovenia FW Etien Velikonja - None
28 France DF Kévin Théophile-Catherine - None
30 Uruguay DF Maximiliano Amondarain - None
32 England GK Joe Lewis - None
33 England GK Simon Moore [45]- None
39 Wales FW Craig Bellamy - Coventry, Newcastle, Blackburn, Liverpool, West Ham, Man City
42 Wales MF Declan John - None
46 England FW Rhys Healey - None



HULL 14-8 CARDIFF (and ours includes Hudson who only played 7 games)

To paraphrase Alan Hansen "we will never win anything with all of these England Players"

I'll start by saying the performance and result was definitely the worst for me since Peterborough in March, that feeling that we let ourselves down and should have done so much better,

I think Malky has two problems at Cardiff:-

1) By going for quality over quantity. When you have the likes of Medel and Caulker in your team expectations rise and perhaps they have risen a little unfairly as we still have a lot of players involved who were there in the Championship.

2) Hull's form, Hull started off well and have attacked their way to good wins. However, Hull have a lot of experience at this level in the squad and even in the manager, even if their previous stints at this level were mediocre.

We think we can just go out like Hull but I have to say I am not sure if our squad is built for that, we are built like last season, tough to beat and until yesterday I wasn't disappointed with the results one bit.

In conclusion, let's give Malky time, he has always come through previous shockers such as the West Ham play-off games, Charlton away last season and all of the Peterborough defeats. Until yesterday I was delighted with our results and I believe a good win against WBA on Saturday will go a long way to putting us back in the right place.

We have a top manager who loves the club and loves us fans and has delivered for us time and time again, lets give him and the team all the support they need to get the big result on Saturday

the manager brought in the players,trains the players, chooses on who he spends money on, tactics or lack of tactics...what 11 take the field...loves the club?? its football...........one up front asked to chase for 90 minutes......over a hundred games later still one up front knackered through miss use........if we go down,we play this again trying to get back up..if we finnish 17th its what he will do in prem next year.......doesnt anyone else want to see a goalkeeper that isnt Marshal have a blinder against us? balls kicked off goal lines, and of course some actual goals from open play on the back of a good move

No. Survival at all costs for me.

ahhh........11 men in your own penalty area trying to not concede a third,instead of caution to the wind having a striker play as a striker.............and actually try to get back into the game........yes survival for me too..at ALL COSTS including Malky

Last three games,

Draw against last years champions, I'll take that.

Draw away to a relegation threatened rival who next game beat Chelsea. Good point if you ask me.

Lose to a Palace side on a high because they've a new manage and we were on the day extremely poor.

We need 6 points minimum from the next 5 games.

If we have not won any of the next 5 i'll start worrying but until then we knew it was going to be tough and all we as fans can do is try and lift a side that will need to be at it from the off on saturday. Lets concetrate on this rather than slagging off Malkay.

I don't want to seem like I'm splitting hairs but we played Arsenal before Stoke, not United.

But I haven't seen anyone since the draw with Stoke that has said it was a bad result. The manner in which we played has drawn up these complaints, and rightfully so.

Loss to Palace, Holloway, Millen or Pulis in charge is poor and is something that needed to be criticised. We were bullied by them and made them look like world beaters. Mackay was out thought by Pulis and he didn't react to it. Instead we just sat back, create little next to nothing and take the beating. It shows that Malky isn't flexible with his tactics which leads me to believe he will take us down.