Not enough people pointing out the parallels between Leicester City 2016-21 and us between the Premier League and League Cup win. Both underdog teams with owners who gave a shit who bested the supposed superior teams against the odds.

He'll fit right in under Mowbray then

5 subs is desperate. Does he knows the jig is up if he loses this?

Wilder strongly linked to West Brom. Seems eminently realistic. They won't keep Sam on after they go down.

I have a hunch he'll go at some point following the conclusion of the season. Venkys seem to only engage properly during the close season and he will have missed every target he promised to deliver on regardless where we finish now. Think they'll feel they've done the honorable thing giving him the season but cut their losses with only a year to go on his contract.

Kaminski was only signed on a 2 year deal, right? Looks every inch a Prem goalie so could be one we lose this summer for a fee unless we want to lose him on a free. Can't see a Belgium international being happy lower midtable in the Championship.

Judging by the outpouring of public support from the rest of the squad you'd think it incredibly unlikely sadly. They know it's serious and Dack will know what a torn ACL feels like.

We have the Crewe lad coming in at LB, if he hasn't changed his mind

They knew on the night last time it happened. Player will know what's happened to him

FFS. Pitch that's done that, not Raya

From the replay looked like our pisstake of a pitch caused that injury to Dacky rather than Raya. Looked like his left leg got caught up. Could be worth much more than £2m now.

Looked left knee. Which one was it last time?

Been coming all season

Their left back looks the weak link. Need to get at him more.

Don't doubt Wilder did a good job getting them out of the Champ and surviving a year in the Prem but so did Wagner. Dubious transfer record to rivals Mowbray's with big money flops in Ramsdale, McBurnie and Brewster among others. Not to mention bizarrely giving Rodwell a good deal.

Still maintain a properly managed Sam Gallagher playing as an actual striker with the full confidence of his manager for an extended run could easily get 10-15 goals in this league.

For SW: 1) are you empowered in your role as chief executive to remove - or recommend the removal of - a manager if results dictate it is in the best interests of the club? 2) does your close working relationship with the current manager create a conflict of interest whereby you are unwilling or unable to recommend his removal even if results deem it necessary?

Another one bites the dust. How depressing.

Yes a proven winner, better than Mowbray in head to head competition. Plus he'd organise and put a bit of fight into them. Bit of a nasty git, which is the sort of thing you hate in the opposition but love when it's on your side. Plus he was on the panel for one of our recent TV games and spoke very knowledgeably about our team and its strengths. Feel it'd be a really good fit for where we are atm.

We seriously need to get in amongst that. Perfectly suited for where we are right now as a club. He is the next Nigel Pearson or Mick McCarthy imo.

They are all over social media pal. There is a sizeable strain of competitively optimistic Rovers fans who prioritise blindly backing the badge and those who wear it over pragmatism and the actual best interests of the club.

Waggot's latest video doesn't give the impression he isn't intending on being here at the start of next season.

Totally back this as a realistic option. A prover winner as a manager, literally better than Mowbray in head-to-head competition. A man who will organise and instil a bit of bite, nastiness and ultimately fight into a soft underbelly. Couldn't care less about his time at Burnley, need to think rationally and not emotionally on this one.

Sack him tonight and get Paul Cook in. He would get a tune out of this lot no doubt.

Aside from Berg who barely counts have we ever actually had a foreign manager? It's certainly about time we gave one a go.