Agreed although he had given the keeper the eyes and he was going the wrong way before the penalty was struck. The foul contact was in the D but momentum of both players took them to ground well inside the area.

By the way no way was it a penalty for Dack's goal.

As a Rovers supporter I guess I am used to the periodic bad performance like Charlton or Luton at home. But far less frequently a game comes along so stratospherically bad that it literally leaves me numb. Yesterday was one of those once in five years or so events. The opposition so ordinary yet we got a thrashing with our two consolation goals the barest of fig leaves. In fact they almost mock us as the scoreline easily could, indeed should, have been 5-0 to QPR or perhaps more. The limitations of our defenders horribly exposed. Graham sadly past it. Midfield players we had high hopes of paper tigers. Mowbray powers of organisation and motivation as evident as a ... Sorry no metaphor possible- on yesterday's evidence they don't exist and his ability to react to things going wrong mid match is non-existent also. All fondly cherished hopes and beliefs get crushed by a performance that bad. As Warren Lucy said no player emerged with any pride. You look for redeeming features or hope for the future from that game and see none.

That was off the scale bad. Nothing can be said which is remotely positive. Huddersfield and Stoke both getting stonking good results leave us just 6 points above relegation, 4 if Huddersfield and Stoke now kick on and pull themselves out of the mire.

Pathetic= Tosin not chasing closing down. So much for no longer collapsing to a heavy defeat this season.

Now 3-1 with yet more insipid defending. No strength no determination not good enough

Powderpuff stuff at the back. 0-2

Not one out of your seat moment in the entire half.

Abysmal. Zero shots. Something horribly horribly wrong here.

Sad to say Bell at fault

Finally seen the highlights. The Lolly goal was ridiculously soft.

Rovers' performance was brilliant if you were the Luton manager. It was everything he probably hoped for. Slow, sideways and everything in front of his defenders yet refusing to try long distance strikes.

Head to head Rovers will give both a very tough match. We are just not remotely set up to entertain despite having crowd pleasing players.

My problem with Mowbray is he makes too many mistakes. All managers screw up but the good ones have enough about them to tweak corrections in game. Mowbrays tactics and game plan against Charlton were all wrong so blow me he only went and used them again against Luton

QPR now on a terrible run. We know Mowbray charity is coming to the rescue...

Meet someone with a massive grin on their face today? They are an Arsenal fan who had a bucket full of abuse from Spuds for Arsenal leaking 5 three times to Bayern

Have now watched live three complete WBA games plus the highlights of the Blackburn charity show. QPR were by a country mile the worst opponents. Easily opened up at the back and pressured out of possession all across the midfield and never even began to get close to asking questions of West Brom's own dodgy defense. Should be three points regardless of QPR's elevated league position provided Mowbray doesn't decide on his Oxfam Shop formation..

Massive win for Wales over Australia.

Mowbray is arguably a victim of his own success in raising expectations OR Another way of looking at it is Mowbray has tossed away 6 points at home through his own selections, tactics, team talks and substitutions 6 POINTS Let's look at the League Table if we had beaten Charlton and Luton 2-1 instead of losing by that score 1 WBA P9 W5 D4 L0 F17 A10 Pts 19 2 Rovers P9 W6 D1 L2 F12 A8 Pts 19 Sorry Tony, but this season, next season, any season, we are not going up if Managerial balls ups are costing us 3 points in over 20% of our games played.

If Steve Waggott wants a scapegoat for poor attendances, he cannot look much further than his own manager. Twice this season we have had higher than expected gates against less attractive opposition. And Tony has served up dull as ditchwater pedestrian unmotivated losing football

Not predicting a result but it won't end 11 v 11

Oh yes he was. He played like an absolute drain and was a significant reason we went from leaders to finishing 6th in our promotion season. Personally, I reached a point of never wanting to see him in a Rovers shirt again. I was wrong...

7-0 wasn't it?

Rovers don't half know how to turn a great weekend into an absolute bummer. Luton are easy to beat 1) You play with a bit of zip 2) You disrupt the lumps in the back four across the edge of the area by shooting on sight from distance and mixing it with crossing from the byline. We did everything by the book which reads "how to lose to Luton at home- not likely but not impossible" And as for criticism of Gallagher, it was the 40th minute before he received a cross anywhere remotely within heading distance. Criticism maybe due of Gallagher and Dack but we played in a way totally designed to nullify their threats completely. Barnsley and Wigan will be hating us for the charity for southern relegation candidates.

Thankfully not much time to dwell on that abysmal performance against Luton. I missed the last 35 minutes when my feed dropped and I will miss all of this because I will be flying Tuesday night. Forest next up who have the benefit of having played and won at Stoke Friday night to take top slot for 16 hours. They are no great shakes but no weak links either. Nothing exceptional apart from being the dirtiest team I have seen in ages. The niggling fouls come thick and fast stopping the opposition from playing so if we don't have a decent ref on Tuesday, a red card from frustration for one of our players has to be on the cards.... Stoke scored twice by pressing hard up field. Forest simply had to wait for the Stoke unforced errors of which there were at least 30. In truth, they only made the balls ups in Stoke's area count- a more ruthless side would have run up a cricket score. Another lethargic outing like today will cost us heavily. No forecast because this is Rovers- play like drains and we lose, play to our potential and we win. No idea how motivated we will be. Mowbray needs to pick an XI with real desire to win.