Dan Robin

Some OK moments in the second half, but the third goal (Simpson ) killed the game. Not happy, but I was far more disappointed by Tuesday's footballing suicide: today's KO is mire acceptable (and was predictable, given the difference in strenght and injuries).

Well, compared to WBA's ones they were half chances (Andi's cross before their first goal and after it a strong pass that almost found two players inside the box). Not much, but with the minimum assistance they got...

Clearly second best, but not all was negative: Weimann created two good opportunities, Wells had a goal ruled out (probably the right decision) and defence was not bad overall (except for a back pass mistake and the positioning in the second goal, not helped by Baker's exit). We knew that they're strong, especially in attack, and with yhe current score a comeback appears unrealistic: that being said, I guess Nigel will bring in Callum to try to add speed to our upfront play (I didn't understand the change Tanner-Simpson though).

Expecting a loss, hoping for a hard-fought point. COYR!

Shocked. Losing like that is nonsense.

******g referee.

GEEET IIIIN! Bravo Alex!

Glad to see Massengo on the bench and Atkinson in the starting XI. Come On, City!!

Losing against the Cherries is OK, especially when some things go wrong (Joe out, playing 10 vs 11, etc.). That being said, our home form remains worrying.

Better now.

0-2. Game over.

Chance for Wells.

0-1

Williams injured AGAIN?

Not bad for a third kit.