The general opinion seems to Support the fact Kay did wrong

Was a 'disciplining offence' but we must keep him and hope he has learned his lesson. Because as is clearly evident our defence is non existant without him.

 

regardless of if he did wrong

It is absolutly crazy to drop him when a big fine is more than enough. Dropping him does not punish Kay at all, the only people that it hurts are the fans who have to watch a weaker team

 

again...do you really think he would have been dropped if

we had needed a result

 

The manager was certain that this game was important

To not give 100% would be disrespectful he said.

 

well to be fair

he couldnt go round saying, nowt to play for, we'll let WBA win could he

 

no, what he could have done is tried to finish the season as high as possible

Earn more money for the club, give the fans some pride, improve our image, give himself the best possible start for next season, etc

Or he could have just picked a team that wasnt good enough and let them wander around for 90 minutes