I didn’t post it mate. Thanks go to @HowieFive0.

No, you ignore other posts of the same opinion and jump on me. For instance, I’ve just pointed out to you that my post was in response to another post. You’ve ignored that and pressed ahead with your personal vendetta, simply because you don’t like me. I’ll happily debate with 95% of the folks on this board but not you.

“Laurel” - got it!

Ok then.

The matchday announcer (the annoying one) say Ma-glore. I’ve always thought it was Ma-gloyer.

My comment is polarising but the article it is in relation to isn’t. Gotcha! x

What are Bradford doing that we aren’t? This one gets it...

Oh, Hi Deryck.

And as always, it only ever takes one win. 1 point in 21 prior to Tuesday... including a humbling by Brentford (FFS) and defeats by Rotherham and Reading who were both in the bottom threee at the time. We finally beat a bottom three team in our abysmal run since January and it’s all good again. We can lose another 6 now, no problem. These types of fans are becoming caricatures of themselves.

Nice that they are getting along well.

Not if you are them. Think of it like a small group of blokes in the exclusive snug at the back of the pub where they can happily put the world to rights without the rest of us gawping. Happy as ?? ? ? ? ?

It’s all relative Matty. Perversely, it is probably a better experience for anyone who has only ever known Rovers since Venkys rocked up. For anyone else it’s like losing £20 and finding 50p.

I don’t like the bit where my kids never get to see any real ups, having already lived through so many downs.

We are safe. Millwall, Reading, Wigan and Rotherham ALL have to win 4 from 9 - and for us to pick up zero points.

Rotherham with 95th minute winner

Pretty much the whole of your post, every player, to be honest. It’s all about opinions.

You and I must have been watching a different game.

“Only when you open your mouth”

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Crack open the biscuits, we’ve won a do. We got the second goal to settle the game but it was the introduction of Rothwell that saw our style of play change incredibly and got the best out of Reed and Dack especially (who seemed to riff off of him), and we created a couple of chances for Nuttall - who should have got at least one. Dack missed a sitter but pounced on a bad back pass and brought the points home. Before that Graham took advantage of a (yet another) long punt from Raya, calmly tucking away his second, after the ball bounced over the defender - assisted by the wind. That, after a penalty, was enough to see him - rather bizarrely after only 60 minutes of huffing and puffing - get the MoM award. Personally I’d have given the honour to Magloire for his contribution to a rare clean sheet on his debut, after growing in confidence with every minute of the game. (Even though Rothwell once again showed that he is the best player in the squad by the proverbial country mile). A tough first half and good second with a very enjoyable last 15 minutes. A leaf out of the U23 book with us carrying on attacking wave after wave at 2-0 up rather than sitting back and jitterily trying to defend (and regularly failing). A better team than Wigan might have punished us but we did enough on the night. Maybe even warrants the chocolate hobnobs.

Rothwell. Best player on the pitch. Again.

Conway as wing back?

Bell added to the casualty list

It’ll be interesting to see how Magloire gets on. We really have little choice that to remove his arm bands and throw him in the deep end. Head says it could be too big an occasion for him. Heart says he has absolute beast of a game and we keep a clean sheet. C’mon Tyler!! Travis quietly sneaking back into the starting line up too. I’ve got a good feeling about tonight but it’s based on absolutely nothing... ?

Hayden Carter