It's the win one bit that worries me.

It’s all well and good making posts like this, failing to respond, then disappearing for weeks. What is it with you? You have still not stated what it was that you knew after your meeting with Waggott, was going to change the picture for the good and everything was going to be okay. It seems you were pointed in a totally different direction, to what has really happened. If he hoodwinked you, why not man up and say so, as you are beginning to look rather foolish.

Based on the results and points collected so far, 0 wins, 7 draws and 2 defeats, that would bring 35 points over the season and certain relegation. I loved the football under JDT but I am struggling to accept the new manager. If he does keep us up he has done a job I guess, but surely he has got to start at least trying to win. Two more wins and I think we are safe, as I am sure he will pick up 2 or 3 more draws, but although yesterday was a point earned, I am definitely struggling to be contest with 3 points from the last 4 games, given the quality of the opposition.

I agree 100%.

Between you and me, we don’t have any big money to throw at him.

Lewis Travis.

He has had a decent game Buckley and to be fair, this has been our best half so far under Eustace. We look capable of scoring and date I say it, coming away with an unexpected win. Us fans deserve that for sure, after the last few weeks, so hope we can do it.

Harsh

I’m in the camp McFadzean is poor too. His age is against him of course, but he is way to slow to play the high line we did last week. Plymouth were not threading balls through, it was a straight forward ball over the top that caught us several times last week. I suspect we will go with a back four today and guess even Eustace now knows, that we desperately need a win. My heart is already pumping, as I do fear at least a two goal defeat, but hope we can play with a bit more freedom today and sneak a win.

For every £ invested in Rovers they are likely to get around 15p back, based on today value.. They are telling the court they are protecting their investment, by sending the funds, but hopefully that little porky has been rumbled. Given the bond and also given the little lie they have spun, they may well live to regret that statement, as it could cost them the value of the bond, but we shall see.

More likely to be fraud.

My source is impeccable so I will 100% guarantee that is correct.

I have just spoken to my journalist contact and he doesn't have much information at the minute. He is going to ask around though and let me know what he can. He has done the odd interview with Waggott and did not speak very highly of him and mentioned that he was a member of the press fraternity himself with none other than the daily sport. Something I didn't know, but interesting shall we say.

I am speaking to a client today around 3.00pm, who happens to me a journalist covering MCFC for one of the red tops. He normally has the low down on things, so I will ask him if he knows anything and if there are any rumblings.

I am hoping that Venky's have been well and truly rumbled this time. For those who don't know, I went in to see Waggott in November, after E Mailing him about the article in the Indian press about illegal payments being made by the owners. I asked him about the court hearing carried out, prior to my meeting with him and he was full of bluster about how this was always going to be a formality and given that they had "set a precedent" he enthused that the meeting in March was just to rubber stamp the next tranche. He also disclosed that there was enough money in the bank, for the club to meet it's obligations until February. One thing I have always had at the back of my mind, is that Venky's stated that they were protecting their investment, by sending these funds, which I guess is a backdoor way of saying that unless they are allowed to send further funds, their investment goes bump. As we know, they are under deep scrutiny at the minute, so perhaps someone has had a close look at their investment and maybe decided that pumping £200m into it and finding it to be worth around a quarter of that amount (if that) means any further funds are highly unlikely to be protecting anything, in fact quite the opposite, the funds are simply diminishing almost instantly. It is speculation on my part, but if the Indian authorities are scrutinising funds leaving the country, then maybe they want to know that it is a sound investment and perhaps they are beginning to realise it is far from sound and are on the verge of stopping any further funds being sent. It is then either put the club up for sale, or administration, which may well happen anyway, between now and August.

I honestly believe that it depends on where you live and what your circumstances are, but do accept it might be a step too far for some. I live in a little Spanish Town not far from Alicante and hardly anyone speaks English. Unless you are prepared to learn Spanish, you simply won’t get by. I have spent around 8 years on it, starting in my early fifties. It hasn’t been easy, but I do speak it pretty well. To make matters slightly worse, I have lost 60% of my hearing, so use hearing aids too. I do love a challenge, so feel pretty proud of my achievements.

I'm pretty sure that's not correct. I think he was due a bonus when he left, but nothing like that level, so far as I am aware.

Tronstad after the international break.

Sw4g@rovers.co.Uk

I think it will be higher this year and suspect that at least 48 points are going to be needed.

It can become somewhat insulting at times, to be told something in an interview, that you know full well is simply not correct. After watching Rovers and football in general for 52 years, I know what is and what isn't a good performance and to be told anything other than the Newcastle games, were good performances, is either a lie or blatant exaggeration.

There are some serious doubts about who put that money up too.

I think someone said he is out for the season.

The no shots on target may not be what was being targeted and it may well be that there was no fixing going on at all. Please read what PhilipL has had to say though on the WBA game and all I would ask, is keep an open mind.

Hi Eddie, You may well be right, but are you aware of one of the posters on here, who was threatened, his pregnant wife assaulted and him also being offered bribes to back off from doing the investigating he was prepared to do at the time? Now that may all have been for some innocent reason, but, he was trying to get to the truth and all this happened to him. FACT.