On Sky news just now that Premier League trying to find out if any letter has been signed and their wish is to punish individuals not punish 6 clubs as this will punish fans which is wrong.

Instead the big six will be applauded for for pulling out. Each owner will apologies to their own fans for being dragged into an idea that they have now pulled away from when its the wider football community who should receive an apology. This will make the big six even bigger when what should happen is their owners are punished. But how do you punish multi billionaires? It not their fans fault. Of the six who took the lead? It wont happen but I recall ManU's fall into division 2 in 1974-75 and if that were to happen next season, Covid restrictions lifted (please God), one game gate receipts plus local business income would be boosted for each Championship club.

What makes this defeat difficult to swallow is Tony Mowbray has got away with it, again. Unsackable because the owners don't understand football (now where have a heard that in the news recently) and he has the ability to fill them with false information after building the coventrythree castle. Unfortunately no one can challenge the manager or the owners.

How much longer do we have to wait? I want to see him sacked.

Official announcement on Woodward's to be made at 9pm when the New York Stock Market closes.

Out go Nyambe, Branthwaite, Travis, Johnson, Holtby In come Bennett, Lenihan, Evans, Trybull, Rothwell

From what I've heard today its been a good reaction to this proposal. Main headlines all day and banners outside grounds show how outraged true football supporters are. Still to hear from the six selfish, greedy b'stards yet who own the English clubs but they have obviously been shocked since according to Sky News their statement was due out last night.

Agree that they are greedy, selfish b'stards but would the English game have the same pull to attracted £££ without the top six? Money talks and if this goes ahead it would devalue the game as we have it now.

He was but the ref deserves a mention for not awarding Derby a penalty. On this occasion the ref was on our side.

Why are Derby stood on side line?

A confident answer to the question or just wishful thinking Chaddy? We're in for some cracking games ahead playing teams below all fighting for their Championship lives. Three chances: 1) pull clear, 2) fall like a brick, 3) goes down to the wire. Pressure's on for Mowbray but I can't see him walking.

I'd say No but hope it's a Yes. If he does go, either a walkout or a dismissal, I'll be wanting to know why now and not much earlier. We've slithered down the league but with the current squad we should be at least 7th or 8th.

I take your point but it didn't stop Moyes sat in stand at Brighton the other night. Mowbray doesn't have that hunger.

Shef Wed at home right now to Swansea. With us at there place next Tuesday I expect Tony Mowbray to be at Hillsborough now 🤔.

The power of journalism. No joke either.

From League One Jim?

Venkys

Even if they do sack Mowbray, and I hope its within the next hour, its far too late.

We aren't that far off the drop zone Banzai. Rotherham have 4 games in hand.

no red button today

No doubt we are in deep trouble. Looking over our shoulders today we have: - Rotherham (played 35 games 35points) v Wycombe - Coventry (played 38 games 39 points) v Bristol City We are at 39 games 46 points and Big Club (played 39 games 41 points) are away to Brentford tomorrow. Not rocket science but lose today and we are in deeper trouble. If Rotherham beat Wycombe still with 4 games in hand and Coventry beat Bristol, Rovers will be penciled in for League One fixtures later this calendar year.

I've ticked no but it hurts. I don't want TM to be manager.

He's damaged the club. Think if fans were allowed in every week he'd have walked by now due to fan pressure.

Agree 100% but add Venkys to your list.

If crowds were there it would be loud and clear: WE want Mowbray OUT, WE want Mowbray OUT