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v Derby County (a) - 8/3/2025


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2 minutes ago, Bohinen1983 said:

Get out, it's those 11 lads on the pitch! Granted the manager has a significant influence I'm not having that.. It's not Eustace putting his balls on the line..  There's time yet, lets see how things pan out.. Other than those two early goals Derby were dreadful. 

Exactly, Derby were dreadful and beat us. 

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Just now, booth said:

Probably more that Eustace was good at making the most of very little. Some of our players have been poor under multiple managers.

If you can’t push yourself when there’s a chance of actually winning something, it’s poor. No matter who the manager is.

What? Like JRC was shite and had a revival under JDT to become one of the best inverted full backs in the division? .. JDT got a tune out of these boys before he decided he'd had enough- Eustace took over a midtable club and survived by the skin of his teeth..  I will absolutely over the moon to see him get sacked in league one. No way that lot stop up. Dreadful side.

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2 minutes ago, Bohinen1983 said:

Get out, it's those 11 lads on the pitch! Granted the manager has a significant influence I'm not having that.. It's not Eustace putting his balls on the line..  There's time yet, lets see how things pan out.. Other than those two early goals Derby were dreadful. 

If you can’t see the difference between that performance today and a Eustace led performance, then that’s up to you. No game plan, no organisation. Fuck me, it’s like night and day. And yes, you’re spot on, Derby were dreadful. That’s the point. 

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1 minute ago, booth said:

Probably more that Eustace was good at making the most of very little. Some of our players have been poor under multiple managers.

If you can’t push yourself when there’s a chance of actually winning something, it’s poor. No matter who the manager is.

We already know most of them can't be trusted. There are many players in this squad who have repeatedly been involved in our embarrassing collapses. The only reason most of them are still here is because the club has no budget or ambition. 

But this is what happens when the club is run the way its run. The players with talent and ambition move on fast. The players with talent but no ambition stay. You also get a lot of very average players starting week in and week out, safe in the knowledge they won't be replaced. 

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1 minute ago, garner1971 said:

If you can’t see the difference between that performance today and a Eustace led performance, then that’s up to you. No game plan, no organisation. Fuck me, it’s like night and day. And yes, you’re spot on, Derby were dreadful. That’s the point. 

Ismael has had a two games...  Eustace was 'Useless'  he hardly set the world on fire..   The same lads Eustace turned into world beaters narrowly missed out on the playoffs the season prior to his arrival... 

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5 minutes ago, Bohinen1983 said:

Get out, it's those 11 lads on the pitch! Granted the manager has a significant influence I'm not having that.. It's not Eustace putting his balls on the line..  There's time yet, lets see how things pan out.. Other than those two early goals Derby were dreadful. 

In 97 minutes we barely laid a glove on them, despite them being absolutely terrified at 2-1 and just hoofing it anywhere. They didn't need to be. If we start like that against Stoke on Wednesday it will be very similar. Eustace be laughing his head tonight.

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4 minutes ago, neophox said:

Amazing but were still joint 6 on 52p........strange.

It is strange, seeing as we're actually 8th and now 3 points off 6th. Looks like we're going to allow Mowbray to take another team to the playoffs as our expense. 

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11 straight defeats away from home to promoted L1 teams.

Blackburn Rovers soft touches - life under Venkys


2024: Derby (A) - Lost 2-1

2024: Oxford (A) - Lost 1-0

2023: Plymouth (A) - Lost 3-0

2023: Ipswich (A) - Lost 4-3

2023: Sheffield Wed (A) - Lost 3-1

2022: Wigan (A) - Lost 1-0

2022: Rotherham (A) - Lost 4-0 - christ this was a low point

2022: Sunderland (A) - Lost 2-1

2021: Hull (A) - Lost 2-0

2021: Peterborough (A) - Lost 2-1

2021: Blackpool (A) - Lost 2-1

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18 minutes ago, Exiled_Rover said:

It was obvious a couple of months ago we absolutely were good enough, but we needed quality additions to bolster the squad - a squad that was run down after the festive period (i.e. today is the first time Travis and Tronstad have played together in 14 games).

Instead we penny pinched again, threw away January as a result and lost our manager. 

The “quality additions” were never going to come. I’ve witnessed some horrible defeats. It was obvious the team as it stood was never good enough, even under Eustace.

Wake up and get real

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