Huddersfield Town (h) Sat 24.4.21

[simongarnerisgod]

it`ll be quiet at ewood next year,i`ll turn up to give mowbray his well earned criticism but im`e expecting crowds of 8/9 thousand🤔

[Gordon Gekko]

Tony will be milking this one for years!

[roverandout]

Just imagine if Chris wilder was appointed with the potential of these players? What a difference next season could be

[The Mighty Chaffinch]

Loving the fact that Huddersfield have scored more goals than they’ve had shots on target. 

[matt83]

1 minute ago, simongarnerisgod said:

it`ll be quiet at ewood next year,i`ll turn up to give mowbray his well earned criticism but im`e expecting crowds of 8/9 thousand🤔

After the novelty of going again has worn off I reckon 7,000.

Bit like the pubs festive/bank holiday drinkers are out in force but they’ll drop off once the novelty of their twice annual pint wears off. 

[bluebruce]

Buckley has been very poor since coming on. In fact he hasn't been very good since he got inexplicably dropped when he finally started playing well.

It's almost as if dropping in form players to play with your tombola demoralises them.....

[West Yorks Rover]

We still manage to let 2 goals in against a very poor team.

[Paul Mellelieu]

10 minutes ago, matt83 said:

Could just do with another couple of Huddersfield goals. Get the win but takes the gloss off it. 

Are you a Rovers fan?

[tomphil]

Just now, roverandout said:

Just imagine if Chris wilder was appointed with the potential of these players? What a difference next season could be

He'd still have to find a target man, a poacher and a couple of good centre halves. Everything is there to be built on though, just image half those additions to the squad. Coupled with organization, clarity and drive, everybody knowing their jobs ?

Basically everything that is missing under Mowbray in favour of development and possession.

[Darrenbot]

2 minutes ago, simongarnerisgod said:

it`ll be quiet at ewood next year,i`ll turn up to give mowbray his well earned criticism but im`e expecting crowds of 8/9 thousand🤔

Back when i first started supporting Rovers back in 88/89 crowds  were averaging just under under 9k and i can see similar next season if the Teesside Tit is still in charge.

[matt83]

So there it is in a season Mowbray targeted the play offs were mathematically safe with 2 games to spare. 🍾 🎉 

[roverandout]

I don't think the players even listen to Mowbray anymore.  Winning 5 2 with 47 percent possession.  

[matt83]

1 minute ago, Paul Mellelieu said:

Are you a Rovers fan?

One looking at the bigger picture. Securing Mowbray’s future isn’t a good thing. 

[davulsukur]

Class result. 

Finally mathematically safe as well.

Well done lads 👏 

[Proudtobeblue&white]

1 minute ago, tomphil said:

He'd still have to find a target man, a poacher and a couple of good centre halves. Everything is there to be built on though, just image half those additions to the squad. Coupled with organization, clarity and drive, everybody knowing their jobs ?

Basically everything that is missing under Mowbray in favour of development and possession.

Just seen Scott Wharton's dad down at Clitheroe CC. Ahead of schedule, surgeon happy, should be ready for the new season...some promising news.

[joey_big_nose]

Huddersfield have been absolutely terrible. But also what played into our hands is they played 4 at the back which we always do much much better against than three. And honestly not having Douglas in the team makes a huge difference. He's just so weak defensively and no pace. Bell has his faults but he at least has recovery pace.

I would really love to see a breakdown of our wins and losses against 4 and 3 at the back. I really think when you look at it we will have had a playoff season against back 4s but a relegation season against back 3s. 

Maybe I'll just sit down and work it out by scrolling through whoscored, if no one has a way to figure it out from a website or something?

[johnradfordsubbuteo]

It's that Evans-Travis dream axis that hasn't been available to him. You know it's true.

[simongarnerisgod]

2 minutes ago, Darrenbot said:

Back when i first started supporting Rovers back in 88/89 crowds  were averaging just under under 9k and i can see similar next season if the Teesside Tit is still in charge.

it was a lot more exciting under mackay though,we played some excellent stuff and he did`nt have  much money to spend either

[booth]

Rotherham next - Mowbray will be rubbing his hands.

Don't be fooled folks.

[Exiled_Rover]

36 minutes ago, Stuart said:

Huddersfield have been terrible but some of our football has been really good. Players actually looking up and finding chances for other players.

Really is impossible to enjoy it though.

What might have been with a manager who could get this kind of performance out of these players.

I don't think it's a coincidence that we play better when Brereton is on the field (and Elliot isn't). 

[Darrenbot]

1 minute ago, booth said:

Rotherham next - Mowbray will be rubbing his hands.

Don't be fooled folks.

Depending on results during the week we could relegate them by beating them next week.

[bigbrandjohn]

Looks like i chose the wrong week to.....

stop watching IFollow

[OldEwoodBlue]

Arma played really well. First time in months, probably this year.

Brereton played really well. Great work rate.

Both lively today like early in the season... although the opposition was really really poor.

That Harwood Bellis lad is going to have a good career. He is far better than Tosin. Class player.

Evans quietly and effectively ran midfield today. Good display.

[Bigdoggsteel]

2 minutes ago, Exiled_Rover said:

I don't think it's a coincidence that we play better when Brereton is on the field (and Elliot isn't). 

Interesting take. Not sure many would agree! Brereton is inconsistent,at best. Elliott's assists and goals speak for themselves 

Edited April 24, 2021 by Bigdoggsteel

[yellowsubmarine]

Our only goal now is to finish above Preston.