v Queens Park Rangers (h) - 26/11/25, 19:45 k/o

[47er]

8 hours ago, Tomphil2 said:

Was never expecting a good crowd but on the back of Friday i was expecting a few more of the loyal hardcore to be in there and a bit more of a positive atmosphere.

A bit more of a normal feel to it is the best way to describe it but looking around and the vibe you'd have thought we'd just been hammered off Burnley again.

That doesn't help the players and if you with all your Rovers experience can't see that then i'm surprised.

As iv'e pointed out repeatedly my main concern is it gives those implementing the managed decline more ammunition and gives the coach ready made excuses.

For the record non of that washes with me it doesn't matter if no one is there the players are paid to put a shift in and the Head Coach is paid for selection, tactics and use of subs.

All poor yet again last night and naff all to do with the crowd or lack of it but if we as fans want intensity on the pitch we have to do our bit as well and howl them into it.

That isn't happening either.

 

We got a good response to the Derby game and we lost.

[47er]

3 hours ago, Herbie6590 said:

They’ve already got this season’s season ticket money - a boycott of next season’s season tickets would definitely make waves. That is the only metric that seems to resonate with Suhail. 

I don't think any organisation will be necessary, many people just won't buy one based on this season and the state of the Club generally,

[roversinmyblood]

A terrible first half as a result of totally losing our midfield battle. Miller and McLaughlin content to pass sideways endlessly, it was unbelievably frustrating to watch. Second half we started playing more forward balls and getting the wingbacks more into play which got us forward more and created chances. 
it was a tight game and it was obvious that the first team to score would go on to win it. Unfortunately Gudjohnsen had two really good chances where he should have scored but didn’t. If he had I’m sure it would have given us the confidence boost and we would have gone on to win it. 
It’s all about fine margins and a poor bit of play by De Neve gave QPR a lead to hold on to. I’m worried about the next few games without Tronstad because we haven’t got the power in midfield to cause the opposition problems. 
 

[rigger]

1 hour ago, M_B said:

I certainly don't want or need your pity. I'd rather go and watch us lose than throw the towel in. 

And I would rather save my money, than fund the running by the incumbents.

[M_B]

29 minutes ago, roversinmyblood said:

A terrible first half as a result of totally losing our midfield battle. Miller and McLaughlin content to pass sideways endlessly, it was unbelievably frustrating to watch. Second half we started playing more forward balls and getting the wingbacks more into play which got us forward more and created chances. 
it was a tight game and it was obvious that the first team to score would go on to win it. Unfortunately Gudjohnsen had two really good chances where he should have scored but didn’t. If he had I’m sure it would have given us the confidence boost and we would have gone on to win it. 
It’s all about fine margins and a poor bit of play by De Neve gave QPR a lead to hold on to. I’m worried about the next few games without Tronstad because we haven’t got the power in midfield to cause the opposition problems. 
 

I called penalty at the time on Gudjonson's first half chance that hit the post. I've seen the replay since and it's definitely a push from behind, otherwise it was a tap in. For me, should have been a penalty and red card. 

[Herbie6590]

The BRFCS POTM is George Pratt…

[KidderStreetNoise]

17 hours ago, SIMON GARNERS 194 said:

13,571 

Where was this posted?

[chaddyrovers]

Midweek games in a cold winter night will always been poorly attended. With people having means to watch at games at home that will be the option for some. 

Prices could be cheaper but given the above circumstances not sure that would have much affect. 

Match day prices do need to be cheaper granted. 

How could we improve the atmosphere on match days anyway? Any ideas guys? 

 

[Tyrone Shoelaces]

11 hours ago, Herbie6590 said:

The BRFCS POTM is George Pratt…

That says it all really. A young lad making his 2nd appearance. The more experienced players should hang their heads.

Edited 1 hour ago by Tyrone Shoelaces

[KidderStreetNoise]

35 minutes ago, chaddyrovers said:

Midweek games in a cold winter night will always been poorly attended. With people having means to watch at games at home that will be the option for some. 

Prices could be cheaper but given the above circumstances not sure that would have much affect. 

Match day prices do need to be cheaper granted. 

How could we improve the atmosphere on match days anyway? Any ideas guys? 

 

Probably focus on marketing tickets rather than hospitality packages

[Wheelton Blue]

44 minutes ago, chaddyrovers said:

Midweek games in a cold winter night will always been poorly attended. With people having means to watch at games at home that will be the option for some. 

Prices could be cheaper but given the above circumstances not sure that would have much affect. 

Match day prices do need to be cheaper granted. 

How could we improve the atmosphere on match days anyway? Any ideas guys? 

 

Granted, as at most clubs, midweek games are generally less well attended than those held 3pm Saturday.

The reasons why they are poorly attended now are obvious, but in no way should anyone be accepting that it should 'always' be the case.

Imagine someone suggesting that in front of Jack, or indeed any club exec with even a modicum of aspiration. 

[chaddyrovers]

18 minutes ago, KidderStreetNoise said:

Probably focus on marketing tickets rather than hospitality packages

not sure that going to get people going to games midweek 

[den]

It’s obvious what brings fans in. Winning games.

[Tyrone Shoelaces]

5 minutes ago, den said:

It’s obvious what brings fans in. Winning games.

It certainly helps. Being entertained is another one.

Edited 47 minutes ago by Tyrone Shoelaces

[chaddyrovers]

9 minutes ago, Wheelton Blue said:

Granted, as at most clubs, midweek games are generally less well attended than those held 3pm Saturday.

The reasons why they are poorly attended now are obvious, but in no way should anyone be accepting that it should 'always' be the case.

Imagine someone suggesting that in front of Jack, or indeed any club exec with even a modicum of aspiration. 

I accept that 100% but without making 10/15 pounds for midweek games(which I would be in favour), I'm not sure how we can attract more fans which they have access at home to watch and can stay warm at home in these winter months 

[den]

2 minutes ago, Tyrone Shoelaces said:

It certainly helps. Being entertained is another one.

and to consistently win games IS entertaining. 

[Tyrone Shoelaces]

Whatever happened to the days when away games were always problematical but you could be reasonably confident of winning at home ? It would have been better for attendances if our home/away form could be reversed.

[DE.]

At most clubs who had finished 7th the season before, this dire home form combined with our league position would see the manager and board under severe pressure.

Not here though. Just another day. A long, dark nightmare of a day that began on 19/11/2010.