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  1. Just now, Darwen Rover 007 said:

    We play well against decent sides.. 

    We struggle against mid to lower table teams.. there is a mindset issue.

    Also we have players that live off one good game in 3 or 4.

    This team does not have growth mindset a bit like the club from top to bottom.

     

    We struggle against anyway as we're not very good. The only teams we have beaten this year are Stoke and Sunderland who are both mid to lower teams. 

  2. A huge, huge game. Win and we are effectively safe and can put this horrible season behind us. Lose and it's going to be a very edgy end to the season with some tough fixtures. A draw and we move a little closer to safety but still have a nervous end to the season.

    Sounds like Bristol City have a defensive injury crisis tonight so will have to shuffle things around. A big chance for us. 

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  3. This is a huge game. If we win then we're pretty much safe. If we lose and results go against us then we are back in big trouble with 4 games left and Leeds, Leicester and Coventry to play. 

    If we play like we have been then we are more than capable of winning this one as Bristol have very little to play for. They're such an unpredictable team though that will be tough to get a result against if they are at it. 

    I don't rate Preston at all so it wouldn't shock me if Hudds beat them. Sheff W are a very plucky team so, again, I wouldn't be shocked if they got a result against Norwich. Brum simply have to beat Cardiff at home and I think they will. Millwall and Plymouth should lose though. 

    I still think Plymouth will go down despite their win the other day. Then it's anyone's guess really. Plymouth, Hudds, Brum, Millwall look faves at the moment to join Rotherham. 

    Still too close for comfort for my liking. Let's get this season over ASAP.

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  4. I actually think we could get something from this game, possibly even a win.

    Winning so comprehensively in our last game will mean the players will be feeling very confident, and with our best front 4 players all playing again it means we have far more attacking threat now. Saints don't have a lot to play for as they're firmly in the play offs. Armstrong will score though!

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  5. 27 minutes ago, jim mk2 said:

     

    It's not new. It was a big problem under Mowbray and has continued. Points to lack of fitness maybe, poor concentration and poor game management - leaders on the pitch who know how to see out games. 

    That stat is no surprise this season. Bringing on the likes of Markanday, Moran, Garrett, Telalovic et al means you are relying on league 1/2 players to see the game out. 

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  6. Still buzzing after the win yesterday. 

    How bad are Sunderland though. They are my dark horses for relegation next season. They are following the same blueprint as us - slash the wage budget, sell your experienced players and rely on youth. Their best player, Clarke, will leave in the summer and they'll employ a yes man in the dug out, all of which spells disaster. They're being run into the ground by their owners. We know the feeling all too well.

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  7. 4 hours ago, chaddyrovers said:

    Well Plymouth didn't really give Ian Foster a fair chance for me. When they played us at Ewood Park, The football they played were great to watch. 

    I am surprised they didn't have someone line up to replace him with

    Foster is style over substance, much like a lot of managers, including our previous one!

    They hadn't scored a goal at home for 5 matches. He deserved the sack. Appointing your Director of Football as interim manager is something that even Venkys haven't done (yet!).

  8. Plymouth confirm they have sacked their manager...and that their Director of Football and First Team Coach will be in charge for the rest of the season. Putting a director of football in temporary charge feels like a relegation decision to me. 

    I feared they may appoint someone like Warnock which would have given them a chance. I feel they are now the faves for thr drop alongside Sheff W. Rotherham obviously went a long time ago.

  9. 3 minutes ago, Bbrovers2288 said:

    No idea where some of you are getting we are safe from, I still think we need to beat Wednesday and at least one other 

    I agree, we're not safe but things are looking a lot better than they did before todays games. 4 points will be enough to keep us up and if we keep those front 4 fit and JRC then we have a good chance. 

    Plymouth lost a very winnable home game today and time is running out for them. They lack the experience and nous at this level - they do have Rotherham next though and will surely change their manager.

    I think Millwall losing today and Stoke drawing were also very significant results. I don't think either will go down but we do need them to stay in the mix so that they are fully up for the games they have against Plymouth and Hudds.

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  10. 8 minutes ago, Tom said:

    Whilst I wouldn’t say very unlikely it would pretty much mean a 3 game swing given it would be 6 points and 23 goals however we still have them to play 

    Definitely agree on the others I think Plymouth will fill a relegation spot with Rotherham 

    A 3 game swing with 6 games left is a tough ask. Well, I hope so anyway.

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