If most people performed as consistently shit as they have in the last 5 months then they would not still be in their job.

And the half a million he was given to spend in January was spent on a centre half who can't even make the bench.

I'm not sure if the clown noticed but we had a 'magnificent' chance today. Also given where we were when he became manager I'm not sure I'd be using the word magnificent when talking about scrapping to stay in the league. That rather says it all about his standards and ambitions.

One of Wednesday's own players said that it felt like a home game.

Is Wharton's heart in it? Third game in a row he's come of injured. This is a bloke who was moaning about not playing the other day. That challenge for the second goal summed him up, soft.

Have they not done that already?

Sack him tonight and get Warnock for the last 2 games.

I said it the other day on here. In terms of attitude and ability he is on a par with Bradley Orr. As are my feelings towards him.

Would be happy to never see Pears, Brittain and Hyam in a Rovers shirt again.

I can't believe what I have just fucking seen. Jesus Christ

Half hearted tackle from Wharton and half hearted tracking from Brittain. Compare that to the committed challenge from Vaulks and the desperation from Johnson to get on the end of the ball.

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Honestly I'm not sure they would just look at Celtic as an example as that. If anything the gap just gets wider because what happens when a side has a good season their team is raided by those richer clubs, Celtic's best player in the Champions League last season was Jota as soon as Saudi money came in for him this summer he was gone. Outside of the so called Premier League 'big 6', Barca, Real, Bayern & PSG the rest of Europe cannot compete for any sustained period. The rest of Europe is simply developing players for them to buy at overinflated prices in a market that those 10 club especially have overinflated. Take Porto (probably the last real surprise winners) after 2004, their manager and best two defenders went straight to Chelsea and their best player in Deco went to Barcelona. Look at Ajax a club who previously produced the finest team that I have ever seen they have had 1 decent season in the Champions League in years and not long after it its best 3 young Dutch players in De Jong, Van De Beek and Di Ligt all moved on and Ajax have done nothing in the Champions League since. Monaco made the semis in 2017 then in the summer they lost Bernardo Silva, Mbappe, Mendy & Bakayoko, followed Fabinho, Lemar & Moutinho the next summer.

Plymouth getting rewards for not messing about and quicky acting to correct their bad managerial appointment. Since the change they have won more games in 3 matches than Eustace has managed in 12.

If we go up or if we go down, the only way to start any sort of fresh will be with a new man in the dug out. But of course it will never be a completely fresh start until the ownership changes.

I never said we did have top players.

5/1 this morning when I went in to put my bets on the Masters.

You can make excuses like that for a one off game but the bloke has 1 win in 13 games. To coach the top players you need to show yourself to be a top coach at this point Eustace doesn't even look like an also ran.

Eustace against relegation rivals has drawn at home to Plymouth, drawn at home to Millwall, lost at Swansea & lost at Birmingham. Win just one of those 4 games and we are all but safe.

You'd never think reading this that the man who replaced him has 1 win in 13 games and has us closer to relegation now than when he took over. If we do stay up it will be because of how JDT overachieved with this spineless, self entitled squad in the first 4 months of the season.

I think we are seeing now that the man worked wonders in the first 4 months of this season. And if we stay up (which I think we just about will) then it will be thanks to the miracles that he worked.

We've got a manager on a par with Coyle as well.

Calamitous defending from Hyam and Brittain.

A good point and we have moved up the table. Yet strangely I am less optimistic about survival than I was this time last week.

I think one more win should do it. I can't see two of Plymouth, Wednesday and Huddersfield getting to 48 points. And with the later two's goal differences they would probably need 49 points to overtake us