Williams is the worst footballer I've seen in a Rovers shirt in 55 years. He should never be seen again but as a Mowbray favourite he'll be in again as soon as the suspension ends.

Add a proper goalkeeper to the shopping list as Rayas lack of aerial control or presence is chronic and has cost at least 10 points so far this season.

Walcott won't recommend sacking TM until next Christmas when we'll be 6 points adrift of safety.  Getting Waggott appointed was Mowbrays job guarantee 

With defending like that - and replicated ad museum this season - it's difficult to see where the next point is coming from. Even 50 seems a long way off now. 

Bell febble, sloppy defending ..again

14 minutes ago, blueboy3333 said:

Genuine question. Do people think we will 'push on' next season under Mowbray if he is given a decent budget? 

To even stand still Mowbray will probably have to replace 3 of the best players - Dack (sold), Rodwell (out of contract - more lucrative offer elsewhere) and Reed (recalled by Saints particularly if relegated). Then there is alot more to do as both fullback positions are weak and a back-up/replacement for Graham is desperately needed. Not sure Venkys will fund it and Mowbray's transfer record is mediocre.

6 hours ago, JHRover said:

I want revenge for them going on their holidays before rolling over to Birmingham on the final day of the 2016-17 season which contributed to our relegation with 51 points. Plus I don't like their manager and they've become a bit of a bogey team for us over the last few years.

What's the manager done wrong? He's only been there five minutes. 

Just now, Bigdoggsteel said:

Which goal would you say was, directly his fault? 

All of them. He picks the team and sets up the tactics

Just now, USABlue said:

Name the three 2million pound men you had in mind.

Wouldn't have been able to afford the wages on players at that level. Brereton is only one player and won't be the highest paid in the squad. It's wages not transfer fees that are the key factor in signing players.

Yet another way collapse and capitulation. Progress has been made this season but this squad is a mile off being promotion contenders.

1 hour ago, AdamRochina said:

Wouldn't it just be a cruel world if Graham's gets injured in the first half we lose and we lose Graham for months without no striker back up

There's always the £7m man...

4 minutes ago, magicalmortensleftpeg said:

Had nothing to do with Brereton. Just more clumsy mistakes

Brereton being criticised for lack of hold-up play - exactly what Graham does so well.

Brereton on...collapse starts. Groundhog Day - again.

Mowbray takes no account of the state of the game and defending starts at the front. Brereton is as meak as a lamb.

Lowes best position is left back (in the car park)

16 hours ago, Tom said:

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Id go with as strong a team as possible but maybe have Brereton in there and give him 90 minutes to stamp his mark 

Or, more likely, not.

Brereton on so the collapse is really on.

6 minutes ago, davulsukur said:

Bring on the collapse.....

See above

4 hours ago, Gavlar Somerset Rover! said:

 

Edit: looks like the outcome of Rodriguez’ red will be tomorrow AM. As they’re a big club in the division I’m sure they’ll go easy on him!

As Raya could no doubt testify Rodriguez is very skillful at leaving a foot in and making it look like an accident.

On 29/12/2018 at 19:20, Gavlar Somerset Rover! said:

1 win in 9 is diabolical form. Will be ten after NYD. He needs a win from Millwall or Ipswich to keep his job for me.

I totally agree but his mate Waggott won't and Venkys tend to believe anything that's blown in their ears. Only when it's too late - if then- will a change be made and what confidence does anybody have that the next won't be even worse?

Just now, Sparks Rover said:

Not really. We are playing top of league.  Theres a long way to go, hopefully reinforcements are on the way....

Also collapsed against Wigan and Preston who are certainly not "top of the league".

The added time give-away at Leeds was the lowest point although today's spineless capitulation runs it close to finish the year. Not looking forward to 2019...

Blaming the referee is last refuge for a desperate manager. Mowbray is obviously using the Kean-style rose-tinted glasses when he pretends this is match we were winning when the score was actually 0-0 and we had never looked like scoring apart from a Brereton missed chance.

I don't see where the next win is coming from and failing to beat either Millwall (A) and Ipswich (H) will really have the alarm bells ringing.

A truly shocking run of 10 performances since the beginning of November and getting worse by the game.

QPR - a very poor game and a lucky late win.

Rotherham - OK second half but still failed to win. 

Preston - terrible

Wigan - even worse

Sheff Wed - good against a very poor team and threw it away from 2-0

Boro - failed to capitalise on man-advantage for over 60 mins.

Brum - throw it away late

Norwich - same again

Leeds - poor performance and thrown away in 5 mins

Sheff U - utterly spineless capitulation when 10 v 10.