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  1. RTM08
    Maybe it's just me but it's hard to consider a club "competitive" as a fan or a player if they have just chosen to be relegated. Who would want to be part of a team that could never be promoted because they don't want to invest in success?
  2. RTM08
    It was the same at Barca, they were much better to watch after he went because they became so much more explosive, He's been successful with vast riches but he's changed football for the worse to be sure.
  3. RTM08
    Fantastic! Guardiola is a horrible loser and seeing proper fans get to celebrate will always be a plus.
  4. RTM08
    Wasn't he pointing out the head injury? Anyway, for me any rivalry with Palace is so long ago that a large majority of fans for both teams will have no idea about it. I'll take any club beating one of the the Sky 6 (obvious exceptions aside), especially one with a Rover in the starting 11. So far so good but there's a long way to go.
  5. RTM08
    I thought the owners can put in whatever money they wanted and there was no issues? If so, the women's team should be easy enough to maintain. Of course, that was nonsense soundbites to appease sycophants and the ignorant.
  6. RTM08
    Whatever your thoughts on Dolan, it's yet another example of the "inject young players and sell on for a profit" model that Rudy mentioned that just fails to make any sense at any level. Either tie them down or sell them on, stop letting players go for free!
  7. RTM08
    Always was apart from the odd 24 hour blip.
  8. RTM08
    It's nice that we're basically giving him the option to get a number of them for free or as little as possible. Amazing forward planning by the board.
  9. RTM08
    If there's anything as likely as Rovers losing to relegation contenders it's them turning up after all hope of actually achieving something is actually gone. That said, much improved today!
  10. RTM08
    I'll never be disappointed that we've won a game and am pleased with the win, but I'm not going to pretend that anything has changed like others seem to think, especially considering the wider picture. We play like that against most of the clubs in the leagues and we're coming away with nothing, and its likely next season the squad is even worse. You've answered your own question.
  11. RTM08
    We beat a poor Luton team, and did basically nothing of note all game. Yeah, they obviously had the man advantage for a little while but this was still a relegation level performance against a team that look like they might struggle even in League One. I'm not buying into the narrative I keep seeing on social media that this is some kind of miracle turnaround following the Sheff Weds second half.
  12. RTM08
    Glad for the win but no need to get carried away. We scraped our way past the worst side in the division and are still showing me nothing to suggest Ismael is a good choice for manager.
  13. RTM08
    Ohashi is leagues better than Gueye and we missed him a lot. Still think that he shouldn't be starting in a team with ambition, but certainly a valuable squad player.
  14. RTM08
    Anyone who doesn't have hamstrings made of Weetabix is an improvement on JRC at this point unfortunately.
  15. RTM08
    You know full well the fact we came back from 2 down has given Ismael at least another 6 months in the job though.
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