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For a club that doesn't care about it's fans, they don't half go the extra mile to make them feel better.

Aimed at a small group, not everyone.

My brother has dealt with them for decades, when the protests started he said there's no way will they bend, it isn't in their culture.

And yet, Ismael said we'll only be signing one more, unless someone goes out.

I wasn't being smart, you didn't answer the question. Your prerogative but you didn't. Your answer was to this question, do you want the best for the club? Obviously we all want what's best for the club. It was a simple question which only needed a simple answer.

Well, you gave a reply, but you didn't actually answer the question. Yes or no would have done.

Not at all, all I asked was would you like to see Gestede succeed ? I wasn't being smart, it's just that some never even gave him a chance right from the off, in fact he was getting grief before he'd even started. I'm certainly hoping he knows what he's doing football wise.

It does depend on what your idea of success is, I'd say play offs, the question is how long they get.

It really isn't a difficult question to answer.

Are you a politician?

Regardless of whether you think he will or not, would you like Gestede to make a success of things?

I wish they'd go tomorrow and we get a shiny new owner, but we both know it isn't happening.

It's obviously a possibility, whether it happens is another thing.

I'm open minded about the approach by Gestede, I hope he succeeds, although I suppose success is different to different people. It was Waggott out, now it's Gestede out, it wouldn't matter who replaced Gestede, it would be get them out, which is why I take any criticism from certain posters with a pinch of salt. I'm not on Facebook or Twitter either. As for club stuff, it's generally so bland, I hardly ever read it, unless we've actually signed someone . Why people scrutinise press conferences is beyond me, some of the Eustace stuff written on here in the early days was mental. So, I hope Gestede and Ismael know what they're doing and get it "right " , the recruitment team have got it all to do.

What tends to happen is that people generally believe what they want to hear. Anything regarded as not being in line with the narrative, from both sides of the argument, is generally dismissed as lies.

I tend not to believe anything anyone says until it happens,on either "side" of the argument.

I agree, we're only 2 games in, although it isn't me judging him, it's Derby fans. The partnership point still stands though .

Saying it from last season, a successful partnership is never down to one of the players.

I'd persevere with De Neve for now, he does at least seem to know where the net is.

Was going say, he came out of the tunnel and climbed the steps to join the other players whilst the game was still on . Looked to be walking OK.

It looks like it's Batth missing Hyam rather than tother way round.

That isn't how I saw it today,I couldn't see Birmingham scoring from open play whatsoever. It was Rovers over committing to the win which cost them.

I suppose it'd cheer a few up.

Suffered there losing Alebiosu.

Difference here was we weren't trying to hang on,we got punished being too gung ho going for the win.