So frustrating...

That was a bit too long ago for the footballing Gods to punish us for that one now though surely!

Absolutely gutted we didn't get the three points especially considering the two legitimate goals, however if either one of the Fellaini or Anichebe goals stand, there's a good chance at 2-1 that we would have sat back and way too deep for the rest of the game and still drawn 2-2 anyway. That's often the way we roll.

As for Howard's star jump, most players would try to lob the 'keeper at this point. If he stayed on the ground and was lobbed we'd be on his back. Most strikers would lob, Ba was clever, used his head and preempted this. Schmeichel used to star jump all the time!

Fecking Bolton, feck off!!

That's 2 in 2 seasons and a bit - too many for my liking!

Ironic thing is Anichebe was obviously onside only a yard behind Fellaini and it looks as though he could have gotten onto Pienaar's pass. If he had done and scored, Fellaini probably wouldn't have been flagged because he would be considered to be inactive. Let's hope Anichebe didn't leave it because he got a call from Felli.

I am not a fan of the current offside law anyway. Would rather they went back to the one where there had to be clear daylight between the attacker and last defender, and the attacker was to be given the benefit of the doubt. Mistakes would be made in any circumstances, but I would rather a few extra 'goals' were given rather than good goals were wrongly chalked-off.

Like you say, you're no expert.

THAT linesman (assistant referee?) was giving decisions against us all night and Jones has never done us any favours.

IMO there are too many closet reds (Of both varieties) about.

Nobodies mentioned Ossie's penalty claim which looked on second glance at the video like a legitimate claim.

The bad - The ref

The ugly - Neville

I was purring at our first half display, as in our MU display. Hibbs better than some give credit for – some of those tackles!

Baines and Pienaar: No club could afford to buy them as a pair.

Jelly's movement and workrate and skill.

Mirallas, can't wait for more.

Naismith adds something.

Fella is enormous.

I'm now going into games not hoping we can get a point or three but seriously thinking we are able to.

Neville on the other hand is being asked to play out of position – he is a right back, remember – and at the age of 35 is asked to to a 25-year-old's job.

The ref did rob us but Moyes didn't help either. How can he be helping when he won't drop his Blue-eyed Boys? Howard is shot but he won't drop him either... Can't wait to see how many fuck-ups it takes Howard before Moyes even considers dropping him.

He played well the first half but was knackered the second half and should have been replaced, but Neville was on a yellow so couldn't really be put back into right back and Hibbert sacrificed like a lot of other times.

Mirallas was not going to last the 90 and I am surprised that Victor lasted 45 to be honest.

Bolton? Jesus wept, as already covered, Big Nev fouled in the build up. these things do not even themselves out, more fuck ups happen and it's pot luck if they go for or against you.

Osman does get plenty of stick on here, I wouldn't say he escapes week in week out. I'd say CM is his best position, mich more than on the right.

Since when is CM a 25 year olds job. Pirlo, Xavi, Zidane all excelled at major tournaments into their 30s. Scholes, Lampard still doing it at top clubs. The issue is more that its not Phils best position rather than age.

I get why Howard's star jump looks shite because the ball went under him. Most players would have put their laces through it or gone for the lob, hence his star jump. I agree he could have done better for the first goal but I still rate him as a top keeper.

Ossie played well first half and flagged in the second when Newcastle started closing down quicker.

Howard is still a good keeper and in my opinion wasn't at fault for any of the goals.

I saw the whole game, Brian, and I thought Everton were bossing it until Gibson went off and Neville dropped into his role.

Yes they will, probably, in time, even themselves out; but speaking as somebody who's first game ever was against Oldham (away) - our last game in the old Second Division, I've seen many a good goal disallowed, both to our benefit and against us; but I'm struggling to remember a game where TWO perfectly legitimate goals were chalked off for the same side.

ps For those of you who don't go back that far, the score was Oldham 0 Everton 4. As I recall,if we'd won 6-0 we would have been champions. As it was Leicester pipped us.

Winning 2-1 with little time to go, Hibbert's ONLY responsibility, as the full back on the opposite side of the field from where the initial ball was played, was to keep the play in front of him and to cover the two central defenders. It is not to mark someone wide and up the field. Once the ball cleared the central defenders Hibbert's job was to mop up behind them, not appear on the scene belatedly.

How predictable.