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Re: Roy Hodgson Approched for England job. I don't see a major problem with this. Hodgson knows international football and has worked around Europe, so in that respect he's a better choice than Redknapp. Redknapp is a pretty average manager, so we haven't missed out on a Brian Clough again...

Winding up old Colin is a positive from the season.

It's good to end with a win. We've finished a place higher with fewer points than last season. The sixth placed team finished with 75 points again, so we're still three wins away from the top six. Long summer ahead with much change required.

One bit of quality in a dreadful 90 minutes. We should cancel the last match as an apology for the previous three.

Thoughts and prayers go out to Hayley and Paul.

The midfield needs to get a grip on the game. Too often West Ham have moved up the pitch far too easily, and the service into Beckford has been non-existant (into feet anyway, the cross was excellent). West Ham are a better side than us obviously but they don't need the help we're offering. We...

See you next year.

Very much a game of two contrasting halves. Outplayed in the first, we did very well to get in level, and that goal, plus two good substitutions, changed things and we were much improved after half-time, seeing out the match comfortably. The season is not quite done yet (how many would've said...

Just to elaborate on my previous post- we've had a few 4-0 wins in recent seasons and each had more fluency and control about them. Yesterday, for most of the match, we weren't particularly inspiring. We will have better performances than that, but right now we need the points and it has...

The worst 4-0 win I've seen. We were flat for the majority, our superior finishing and professional goalkeeper was the difference. Gave away too many chances for my liking against the bottom side. Still, the result is the most important and we have to back it up.

I expect a response after the shambolic defeat at Doncaster before Christmas. Possibly our worst performance of the season.

He shouldn't go, I've not been overly impressed since he returned but he wasn't brought in just for 30 games or so and should be given a chance to overhaul the squad.

We are game-raisers, pure and simple. Contrast our form against the top nine teams to the bottom nine. It shows exatly where the problem lies. It's not about ability alone, a lot of it is to do with mentality. We had a good percentage of the ball and crosses swung into the box, yet we didn't...

Re: Leicester v Peterborough Peterborough are always dangerous on their day, and we've struggled away in recent games. Should be an open match and if we're at our best we'll claim the points.

It's a crap excuse. Leeds and West Ham would bring far more than Forest on a weeknight, very poor from the supposed famous club. We don't care too much for Peterborough yet we'll take plenty on Saturday.

The crowd played a great part in the final 30 minutes. Saw us pretty comfortably over the line. Beckford and Dyer were superb out there.

We could move Marshall into the middle, put Nugent on the wing with Dyer on the other. Hopefully one CM at least will be fit.

We've had the better of Holloway since he left us (three wins out of three), a fourth is imperative if we are to challenge for the top six.

He was loving his goal. But he could've got on with the game a bit quicker.

And Chelsea have a novel way of getting people to sit down during the game- build a roof to block the pitch for people in the back row!

I'm pleased we gave it a go, having tried to bore the nation in our last quarter-final at Blackburn. Real mixture of shocking defending but threatening attacking, Beckford looked sharp and Nugent ran the left channel well. Marshall's goal was a beauty.

Megson for Bolton! I certainly joined in that chant. Saw four home games of desperately dire football, with two goals and about five shots.

They aren't boring anymore, as they sang to us during their struggle to see off our ten men. 32 goals scored this season, Barcelona look on in envy.

If we win every game then no-one will take a point from us. We can only win our games. #statetheobviousmixedinwithfootballcliche

As they haven't played Villa since 2001, I'd assume we're the biggest match of the season, even if we aren't the biggest rivals.

Why anyone would bother following Coventry away from home is beyond me, 3 points from 17 games and again, like years ago, they fail to turn up for the biggest match of their season. Comfortable win that should've been greater.

He'll take us to another level if given the chance again.

Not great, we need promotion soon.

"Two in a row, you're having a laugh" we sang at Watford, and sadly we weren't at the end. This just has to be a win, no excuses if it isn't.

Can't like players who smile during the game. Much prefer snarling, angry players.

We'll know in the next few games if Mills has a future. Right now it seems he's 4th choice CB.

First half excellent, second half determined but reserved. Three points is good and beating Derby in the process adds to it.

Conrad will remain as warm-up keeper who watches shots fly into the crowd for the forseeable future.

2-0 at home, 2-0 away last season. Hoping for a 4-0 home and away this season. Any less and the club could implode.

We'll do well to recover £2 million from any sale from the fee we paid. Anyway, it seemed as though St Ledger was going, and look how he's turned it around.

It certainly does. Though today brought a lot of joy, it just underlines the frustration the fans feel when they see below-par performances on an all-too-frequent basis.

Great day, the fans played a massive part and we deserve to go through. Well done to all.

Morgan should be in, I wouldn't mind seeing Bamba back. I hope we give it a go to ensure this season has some real interest beyond the end of February.

Win, draw, defeat, win, defeat. That's the last five league games. Not bad enough to put us near the bottom, not good enough to get us near the top. Sad to say but the league season is done with plenty to spare.

Can't stand the bloke. And it's not just because he liked to score against us for West Ham.