Eustace will just have told them to shoot on sight.

They died in January when we didn't bring anyone in.

I lost faith in Waggott and Pasha years ago - when can someone take over from them?

Honestly the best response from the fans would be to simply not acknowledge him. He left us in a better place than he found us - and obviously he's embarrassed the club (both the fans and the hierarchy) by leaving for a desperate situation. I have no anger for Eustace, simply indifference. Another manager caught up in the Venky's vortex that dropped us at the first opportunity.

They're here because they're forced upon each Head Coach / Manager (whichever terminology and pathway we're using this week on our journey / project). I can only assume all three are stooges for the Board - they're certainly not here on merit as every Manager would want to bring his own team in, given the opportunity.

It wasn't damning enough about our ownership. They didn't put enough emphasis on the absurdity of someone leaving Rovers (a larger club) in 5th to go to Derby (a smaller club) in the relegation zone AFTER the transfer window has closed.

Imagine arguing that losing a 33 year old for 10 games is a blow that could kill you. God we've been run into the ground by these chancers.

I wish the Venkys were half as good as Mike Ashley.

By design. Sabotaged again.

Let him finish the job there then... and appoint someone else instead. We can't be a man down because Murray wants to win a tinpot league.

Did we bottle it, or did they score with pretty much their only shot on target and the referee allowed them to kick us off the pitch?

Derby and Plymouth are in a world of trouble with that Hull victory. Clawing back 6 points to the pack is a monumental ask.

Have we had an unusual amount of hamstring injuries? We ran Travis, Tronstad and Beck into the ground. Who else, Pickering? Hedges has hamstrings made of tissue paper - they go every season.

Director pay up 84% - for selling off our key assets, running off two managers and generally running a circus. Good stuff.

Especially considering Ewood is a grubby mess AGAIN.

Then he's a fool and we're a coach down during the most crucial period of the season. Evidently Isamael hasn't been given the remit that a promotion challenge is a priority.

Toth Brittain Carter Hyam Ribeiro Tronstad Travis Ohashi Cantwell Kargo Gueye — Options off the bench: Dolan, Weimann, Hedges, Cozier-Duberry, Sanderson, Woodrow, JRC, Pears

I think he's quickly running out of 'just don't lose' games. They need to start winning - they're already 4 points from safety and have played a game more than Hull in 21st. They're 7 points off Cardiff in 20th.

Interesting you say that because a large part of their attacking plan was Duffy pinging balls over the top to their runners.

Why is that one more comprehensive than the other two you shared? A different database?

He is, but that's part of the reason many are calling for the removal of VAR. It's not a malicious or dangerous tackle on Chrisene - it's a genuine attempt to get the ball. Yellow card is the correct call, but when you put it in super slow-mo it's a red because sadly that's the modern game.

He's clearly out of form at the moment - that passage of play you highlighted was startling. That said he's clearly working very hard - he was nipping the ball off Norwich players all day and linking up with teammates. He hit a few passes to Kargbo which I think is an outlet he's been crying out for. He's nowhere near as bad as some are making out, but he's also not hit the heights I hoped he'd hit either. He needs a goal I think.

Hughes hasn't been the same since the Taffia left him. They made a great team. The worrying thing about Murray / Rovers is that we have 11 (I think) games left, are in a great position to finish in the Playoff places and we're not pushing for Murray to join up with our staff from Eastbourne. Tells you how serious they're taking this promotion challenge.

Eustace is clearly a better manager.

All of this negativity and I can only recall Pears making one save.