v Coventry City (h) - 27/4/24

[Hasta]

3 minutes ago, roversfan99 said:

Its all geting very desperate. Trying to include a win he wasnt even officially in charge of having not been appointed 24 ours prior, just because he had a meeting with Johnson and Lowe and he came down after half time. Stat padding because we all know his results have been terrible.

Also echoing Eustace's negative "what if we lose" mentality to justify keeping 5 defenders on against an exhausted 10 men with the prize of survival on offer if we won.

BBC, Sky, Rovers own website and the Lancashire Telegraph all say Sunderland was the first official Eustace win. All football stats websites give him 2 wins. It’s just a bonkers, desperate argument. It’s not like it suddenly makes anything more impressive. It would just mean that every home performance since then has been worse.

Edited April 29, 2024 by Hasta

[Ghost7]

21 minutes ago, chaddyrovers said:

I see it as 1 home win for Eustace. He was part of pre match discussion with Johnson pre game, Eustace was on the touchline during the game. His win. You don't. We aren't going to agree. Let's leave it there 

The reality is he wasn't in charge at the start of the fixture so it's really kind to give it him as his first win. 

It's also extremely harsh on Damien Johnson and the people who took training that week, and prepared for the game.

[roversfan99]

27 minutes ago, Hasta said:

BBC, Sky, Rovers own website and the Lancashire Telegraph all say Sunderland was the first official Eustace win. All football stats websites give him 2 wins. It’s just a bonkers, desperate argument. It’s not like it suddenly makes anything more impressive. It would just mean that every home performance since then has been worse.

A desperate attempt to make a shit record slightly less shit.

[Upside Down]

10 hours ago, chaddyrovers said:

 

 

Absolute fucking dogshit loser tactics and mentality. Fuck off useless. 

[AllRoverAsia]

1 hour ago, Ghost7 said:

The reality is he wasn't in charge at the start of the fixture so it's really kind to give it him as his first win. 

It's also extremely harsh on Damien Johnson and the people who took training that week, and prepared for the game.

IIRC he only appeared on the touchline with us leading 3-1.

BBC "Having watched Blackburn beat one of his former clubs, new boss John Eustace now comes in for an intriguing first game in charge against another on Tuesday when Rovers face Birmingham City at St Andrew's"

Jonno did the pre and post match match interviews.

But if someone wants to give Eustace the win well it makes little difference to the appalling PPG of this manager.

He will be well up in the league of the worst of all time Rovers managers, which I will confirm post Leicester defeat.

Truth will out.