Second, pick the strongest team available to you, no messing about, just get the best men in.

Third, start the game quickly and start on the front foot, as against Villa but this time start putting chances away, we should be converting far more of the opportunities that we make.

I think I share with you, and several other posters too, is the lack of goals coming from decent chances created. I am hoping in the case of Barry it is just adjustment to a different League etc.

As for Beto, the lad tries, but let's face it, he should have stayed with KFC.

Against the RS, I was more livid with the approach and hate losing to them but it's always a difficult game for us regardless, plus they are the reigning title holders (couldn't bring myself to calling them champions). So it's always difficult to get a result there for numerous reasons... not all footballing.

The Wolves game didn't surprise me and I know we can't win a domestic trophy under Moyes so I don't have the anger of most of the fanbase for going out early. However, that result has put huge pressure on this game.

I actually was worried for Moyes if he doesn't get a result here as we play Palace, Man City, Spurs straight after and thought he could be in trouble by the end of next month.

Thankfully for us, though, Moyes is a lucky manager as Palace have to travel to Kiev before our game, Man City is straight after the international break, and Spurs go to Monaco. I'm sure we can take advantage better than we did against our neighbours.

Let's give Nuno a debut to forget and start Barry because their defense will sit deep and that negates Beto's strength which is running in behind onto through balls.

Tim Iroegbunam probably doesn't deserve his place and he probably won't start but their midfield is slow so I think, with the power of him, Gana or energy of Jimmy I wouldn't mind any two starting.

I thought he was half decent, but green, when he first came, but he has gone downhill ever since!

"Obviously you have your jobs. You have your roles to do without the ball and set pieces but he says to me, 'when you get the ball just go and do what you want to do.'"

Grealish and whoever else need to fucking turn up.

I'm not entirely sure I've seen anything from him to convince me yet.

People look at his game and say he is energetic, but most of the time he's busy running nowhere, hasn't particularly got a shot on him, sloppy in possession and doesn't have the discipline to do what Gana does.

Anjishnu, you haven't been in the neighbourhood too long.

I hope Moyes is prepared for this tonight.