Once again I was impressed by Tony's comments and analysis. I say get him involved full time with the first team.

We need his Goals big time.

Eddie Kyles analysis is always seems spot on as well but I suppose it’s like the old saying that it’s much easier sat in the stand, look at Gary Neville’s stint as manager compared to his punditry.

I feel sorry for those of you having to watch this shite because that sounded terrible today but I hope to God people don’t start turning against another manager already. Hopefully we can get a couple in and start to see an upturn before the end of the season and then start putting together a team worthy of the badge and support in the summer.

I gave it a swerve today and, to be quite honest, I can't be arsed to sit in the freezing cold virtually knowing what is going to happen. It is not worth the effort, or the expense. I am posting this whilst having a nice glass of red, watching Blackpool v Arsenal, instead of fighting my way down the A1. Not a bad game either......end to end stuff.

No-one can seriously be shouting for Money's head as yet but he is winning few friends with his constant and needless tinkering - he had a winning formula against the Heed so why change it - regardless of the opposition? Maidstone were a hard-working, fit side with a solid defence and forwards with pace who could quickly break and hurt the opposition. Everything that the current Pools squad is not in fact - the scoreline flattered us it could quite easily have been 4 or 5-1.

As for potential new signings, if Money seriously believes that the Harvey Rodgers who IMO was the worst player on the pitch today is any better than what we already have at the club then I would worry about letting him loose with my grandsons piggy bank let alone Raj's hard-earned cash .

Don’t blame you!

That was terrible today , all the good work of last 2 games undone. The task ahead of Money is maybe more difficult than at first thought. Its as much about getting rid of players as bringing new ones in. So much to criticise but I can't be arsed anymore. Fair play to Maidstone though, who despite their lowly league placing , I thought were one of the better teams we have played at home this season, bizarre.

You have it on the head horden what is the point another self inflicted day are they really trying to piss us off.
There is something seriously wrong at pools it looks like a power struggle on the playing side.

The task ahead of Money is going to be difficult if he can`t see that every attack that teams score from comes down Kitchings flank and he cannot defend, tackle or time his headers, he is better going forward until he has to use his right foot and then passes back which breaks the attack down

Nobles free kicks are dog shit.

Magnay is not playing where he should be, Featherstone was excellent last week so change it back

Anderson has the turning circle of a paddle boat.

I realise my football knowledge could be put on the back of a stamp but on that showing, maybe they could put theirs on a ladybirds chuff

We must be the only team in the league , where the opposition deliberately give us a corner, in order for them to start an attack.

Spot on monkeybutt if Kitching is a left back then I am the rocking son of Donald Trump - every side that comes to the Vic must be rubbing their hands together at the prospect of getting at this 'defender' who can neither defend or tackle and has a head like a 50p bit. Yes he posesses a bit of pace and can easily skip past players but his final delivery is shocking.

It was patently obvious from early doors that Noble was struggling with his set piece deliveries today but Money saw fit do fcuk all to vary things a bit, neither did he throw subs on late on when it was obvious to everyone in the ground apart from Tinkerbell himself that Pools were not going to score if they had played on until the morning Grand Central train had departed for Kings X. And if Carl Magnay ever was a midfield player it must have been long before he arrived at Pools as his performance today confirmed.

Finally, if this side had been selected by the numpty that was Craig Harison or the negative dead hand of Mattie Bates then todays subsequent pathetic performance may have been at least partly explainable. However for the vastly experienced Richard Money to fart about with the line-up, formation, tactics and subsequenlty do fcuk all to make changes when it was obvious that everything was going tits-up with his side being outplayed by a basement team beggars belief. Lets hope for his sake that Raj has patience in abundance because this display reeked of relegation dung.

In defence of Kitching, he has been better of late and wasn't all that bad today, in an attacking sense anyway, but agree no way is he a defender, reminds me a bit of Ian Clark, inconsistent in the course of a game, difficult to say what position he would excel in, if any. Away teams for a long time now have targeted our weak left side of defence

If only it weren,t true!