What has happened to the team that

went down to ten men at Norwich but came out after half time and tried to play football instead of shutting up shop, the team that won from two goals down and drew from two goals down against Stoke? Or the team that played Wednesday off the park, again with ten men?

the team at the start of the season had lots of fight and throughout AR's time in management I always believed, on some level, that we would stay up. The task became gradually more difficult but I went to the well every other Saturday and saw the performances and thought if we continued to play in that way we would stay up.

But now it seems like a different team, they never looked like scoring a goal all night and they have decided the best tactic is to play long ball all the time, but don't shoot when they work a space on the edge of the area. And once again it became obvious that Davey had no plan B. I certainly saw no changes in the way we played after going behind.

/poo