Enjoy the summer, mate, unless you're going The Emirates, and look forward to hopefully seeing better marks for everyone next season!

Personally I have my reservations about Ronald Koeman. We seem to have returned to Moyes circa 2012 but spent a lot more money in doing so. Next season, Koeman won't have the get-out of blaming legacy issues and he is going to have to sort out this awful away form and the cup problems. I also think tactically he makes a lot of mistakes.

He likes to tweak areas of the field when we are already weakened in others which is unnecessary and the net result is usually not 3 points. He also happened upon Davies through necessity not by design. I think Davies coming into the side was the moment of the season that gelled our midfield and ultimately the team.

There have been some excellent matches – Bournemouth, Hull, City at home – but too many cock ups such as United, Watford, Hull away and both Derby defeats.

I agree with you that Ross might remain. I hope he does. As for Lukaku, I am ambivalent. If we extend his contract, we'll only be hearing transfer talk again by the Autumn international break or something.

Rumours about losing star players are bad enough but now I am concerned about losing a star contributor?

Andrew (#5). In all of his 11 years, I don't remember Moyes going on anything close to an 8 game winning streak at home scoring 29 goals in the process. Koeman has managed this in his first season and it shouldn't be overlooked just how impressive that is.

I might agree that our away performances often look something more out of the Moyes play-book, but I believe Ronald is more than capable of sorting that out with some astute signings over the summer.

Overall, I think there's much more to be positive about regarding our Ronald than negative. He did inherit a bit of a mess, and he turned that it into a return to European football inside 12 months.