It felt like a repeat of posh at home apart from Barnsley's Ross Turnbull being the most unprofessional time-wasting keeper, I've ever seen aswell as another set of very incapable official's being one sided, we couldn't score some the easiest chance's we had this match. Hopefully it's just a bad at the office

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Barnsley were nowt special,trouble was neither were we........if you are chasing a game and have only Bunney and Andrew to bring on as Subs,then you know we are dooooomed.

Hopefully,a better show on Tuesday?

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This game didn't live up to its billing as a potential classic. Saints seemed somewhat out of sorts. Adebayor tormented our defence every time he had the ball. Clyne and fonte were jointly at fault for the cross resulting in the goal. Tadic was largely ineffective and couldn't get his crosses working. Pelle had nothing to feed off. Mane should have scored once, possibly twice. Forster wasn't his usual safe pair of hands. Sadly, Spurs seemed to want it more than us and, on this showing, we still won't beat any of the top six. Also, Koeman is in danger of upsetting the fans by his ill-advised comments regarding Pochettino's welcome. A most unsatisfactory and disappointing outing. We do, however, have a fairly easy run until December, at least on paper.

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Nothing original to say. We were very poor. Did not compete. Can't defend. Never really look like scoring. I have no idea what our game plan is and what our tactics are. Also, can't see how the current management team can possibly turn this around. My only fear is - the various names that have been banded around that just might come in as potential new Manager. Does not fill me with confidence.

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It looked as though we were playing the Saints of last season - Spurs harried and pressed us for most of the game and we struggled with the intensity of the game. Second half better with Wanyama and Bertrand the pick. Not a disaster but something of a reality check.

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Wasn't the worst performance in the world but we were lacking in one or two areas and that made the difference. Wanyama reapeatedly seemed to lose Ericcson which ultimately led to the goal. Thought Mane was very bright in attack but really should have scored. Apart from that not much to choose between the sides. Small things make the difference at the top.

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Terrible game made excruciating by Rangers.

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It looked like a training session for West Ham, they hardly seemed to break sweat and once ahead never looked like losing. And more pathetic excuses afterwards from Redknapp about players not being fit.

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The only consolation for me was that I didn't pay on to attend the game, but had a free ticket through the kindness of a West Ham mate. I had access to the legends lounge, met Phil Parkes, and watched the game from a padded seat right on the halfway line. That's where the enjoyment ended! The game itself was predictable as a typical QPR away performance under Arry, clueless, spineless, and embarrassing. West Ham played with a real sense of purpose, made good use of the flanks, and have real pace up front. We have no goal threat, too slow in percession, and don't play as a team. Once we went two down, heads dropped and old Arry looked more bored than angry. Clearly unable to motivate the players anymore, even Fernandez can't keep failing to see the obvious, we badly need a change in team manager. If he ran his airline like he runs his football club, he would be bankrupt by now! How the hell can Fernandez talk of a long term plan with a manager who will be 70 next birthday. If Redknapp stays in charge it will be one long painful season and certain relegation, Fernandez must make the obvious decision now before its too late!

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