...the squad has been running on fumes for the last few weeks with players running themselves into the ground and delaying operations and treatment to get us over the line.

I was 99% sure that we wouldn't see Gordon or Richarlison and was half expecting even more youngsters/squad players to be involved so that Lampard could have a look at them.

The Arsenal/Tottenham situation was pretty much resolved as Spurs were already in pole position and playing Norwich so to all intents and purposes it was a dead rubber of a match.

The comment from bluechris is the only even vaguely negative comment I've seen - most that attended seem to have had a great day, pressure-free at last, and with the bonus of that lot missing out on the league.

A point would have only moved us up the League because Southampton were beaten by 3 - again impossible to predict pre-match - and if the players you seemingly wanted to play could had sustained injuries.

Anyone expecting us to go all-out in that game after the last few weeks needs their head testing.