As loz and mod haven't done one yet...

It'll be a very tough decision, since very few players came out of it with any credit, but Sturridge would be my choice. The only player who looked even remotely dangerous.

Cheers mate but anyone can throw it on here if they're about.

Has to be Sturridge, thank god we actually had a striker in form today.

As we can't vote for Fans that turned up in their thousands to watch that pathetic gutless performance I've gone for Sturridge, great goal and worked hard as usual. He deserves to have better and more committed players playing along side him.

Sturridge, of course. Why he was subbed off is anyone's guess. Maybe AVB is bi-polar.

shocking substitutions by AVB tonight. Sturridge off was bizzare. Studge all day MOTM

decisions like that could lose AVB the dressing room, same as other went for Sturridge, only other player I could think of was Romeu & he got taken off despite Frank & Meireles being awful.

Sturridge only candidate. So let's take him off.

It was back to the bad old days today - as though AVB has forgotten everything. Mikel, Malouda and Kalou on the pitch and Drogba and Lamps playing 90 minutes each when both had shockers. And we fail to get a result against the mighty Wigan by trying to shut up shop at 1-0 rather than attack and outplay them like we should.

Lets hope he has learnt his lesson THIS TIME.

Edited December 17, 201113 yr by Nibs

We missed Ramires so much.

Torres because he looked good warming up and his got a cute bum

Have to go for sturridge. I really felt like torres should have gotten a lot of minutes today or even a start to rest DD for spurs.

Got to say aliboy that brought a little smile to my face after what has been a horrible day!

Depressing result.

But I suppose Sturridge takes this one.

Edited December 18, 201113 yr by Cam

Ramires.

Totally indispensable.

There reall only was one candidate -Sturridge. The rest - totally forgettable (as too often this season)

Sturridge - he did something positive

Sturrige, great finish....with his right foot.

Torres because he looked good warming up and his got a cute bum

And I voted Drogba.

He may not have played all that well but it's not his fault. He made lots of intelligent runs but got no service whatsoever. Our midfield don't give him the type of passes he had at Marseille and it's obvious some players are not passing to him delibrately on purpose.

I also think the manager is intimidating him.

And I voted Drogba.

He may not have played all that well but it's not his fault. He made lots of intelligent runs but got no service whatsoever. Our midfield don't give him the type of passes he had at Marseille and it's obvious some players are not passing to him delibrately on purpose.

I also think the manager is intimidating him.

Frank and Didier should have been left at home, along with anyone else who wasn't prepared, or able, to run around for 90 minutes. The City result reminds me of United at home last season. The players lift their game when THEY feel like it, and don't turn up otherwise.

And the Torres thing is now getting silly. We may have a coach but we sure as hell don't have a manager

Sturridge, no doubt. Do wonder who voted for Terry and Drogba, though...

And I voted Drogba.

He may not have played all that well but it's not his fault. He made lots of intelligent runs but got no service whatsoever. Our midfield don't give him the type of passes he had at Marseille and it's obvious some players are not passing to him delibrately on purpose.

I also think the manager is intimidating him.

I think Torres time at Chelsea is done ? he is not even getting any time on the pitch when someone like Kalou gets on first that shows what the manager thinks of Torres its a shame but the manager under pressure too

I sent a vote Ivanovic's way - he won all of his aerial challenges and was a big part of the reason why only 1 of Wigan's 6 shots on target went in.

Honourable mention to Sturridge as well of course; it's a real credit to him that we've gone from considering giving him game time a luxury to relying on his goals in the space of a season.