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The second and third goals were astonishing technique. I got a bit frustrated with Morgan during the first half of the season, but he's better than ever right now.

All 3 goals were the kind that most players would have on a career highlight reel. He can be frustrating at times but in terms of pure talent he might be the best we've had since Stan.

I wondered what the gaffer would do at half time and, going by the interviews and pundits, he delivered. As did MGW who I've admittedly taken a while to warm up to, but must undoubtedly now regard as the actual club captain (sorry Yatesy, you're a close/complementary second).

Anyway I actually, for the first time in a while, gave up at around 55mins cuz I was knackered and couldn't put up with much more of that shit. So I went to bed with the intention of having a mind numbing wank but was so tired I just passed straight out. Next thing I knew I'd stirred in my sleep and temporarily, groggily, woke to an altogether different kind of 4 on 1 than I'd planned on viewing. I hope this isn't the new hoovering.

Someone's got to make a gif of that, shirley. I counted 6, which makes for a nice counterpoint to the 6 on 1 involving Lucca a few weeks back.

Morgan still makes a point of putting the armband on Yates every time he comes on the pitch.

So Forest. 6v1 attack - no chance. 1v6 attack, goal inevitable.

I haven't quite made my mind up whether it's a really cute finish or a miskick. It's certainly not a natural way to kick the ball.

Here you go.

Can't look at that without hearing Yakety Sax.
Or in Zippy's case Yakety Sex.

I missed the whole game because we were down in London. Managed to check the score a couple of times when it was 0-0, 2-1, 3-1 and 4-1. Sounds from what I'm reading here that we weren't great but played a side on their way down who managed to be worse.

Therefore, still work to do. That said, what a shit weekend for Spurs if West Ham pick up a result tonight.

I would say we were decent second half. And unlike other managers this season, Vitor made changes at half time (rather than like-for-like substitutions on 80 mins) that significantly impacted the game. Several players (notably MGW) were a lot better in the second half.

First half was as poor as I can remember. Possibly a hangover from Thursday? Or a bit of copmlacency? I also thought that, whilst the tribute for Helen Anderson was poignant and thoughtful, how Eliot could play after that is beyond me.

Burnley were terrible, though.

Now make a movie overlaid with Yakety Sax and you'll be a social media sensation.

It's not great quality and has no sound but it's speeded up a bit and you get the gist....

I think the emotional stuff pre-match affected the entire team and was a significant contributor to the poor first half performance.

Perchy certainly seemed a fan of the proactive mindset. IIRC Dyche tried MGW on the right one or two times. I wonder if two up top with him on the left, plus Nico pushing up as well, is actually a secret weapon should the need arise in future.

It felt very temporary and 'desperate' to me, which is a shame, as I think it could be an effective approach for us. I'd be very happy to see both Wood and Jesus start against Sunderland.