This is not a criticism but in fact Dack and Bennet threw their shirts into the crowd, whereas Graham climbed over the perimeter and gave his shirt to an individual. To me that shows the class of the man.

It was the fact that he went out of his way to give the shirt to an individual fan. I thought that showed particular class. That is a trait not always attributed to football players. It illustrated the bond between our players and fans.

I thought Danny Graham showed his class, when after the game he climbed over the wall to give his shirt personally to a fan.

I think they where booing the decision of who to bring off

Actual they did for a while, I was driving as well so it didn't matter.

Remember the Fraz game

I just hope it isn't Tony Mobrey

A couple of Rovers fans having a domestic

brilliant away support again today.

I tell you what we have a premier league attitude

,Just back 75 minutes of heaven, 20 minutes of hell.Onwards and upwards. Isn't it fun being a Rovers fan again.

no one likes us we don't care

Tumbleweed

It's the new 4-5-2 formation

We will only, not make the playoffs, if there are six teams with better results than us. lets just wait and see how the season pans out.

The top statistic is the only important one.

two positives. 1) We got another point. 2) We played without Charlie, and contrary to rumours the world did not end. Onwards and upwards.

I can say I am not filled with dread at losing Mulgrew, lets see how the defence is set up, before going into doom and gloom mode.

The ball was coming from a slightly different position

He wasn't played as a high ball target man. When Hull had possession he was on the toes of the center-half. When we had possession he dropped off a couple of yards. he could then control balls coming to him at chest level. He has the needed ball control to do this, he then faced up the defender who did not know whether he would go left or right. I wouldn't say that the statement, Hull are shit, is a totally valid argument. I am not saying it is our best formation. It may not even be our second best formation. But I was commenting on your blanket statement the Armstong could not play as a center forward.

You are not a good keeper if you cannot deal with a ball lobbed into your box when you are faced with static attackers and you have the advantage of extra reach with your hands. I cannot see it being anymore suicidal than giving a player a free punt at goal.

You didn't see him away at Hull then.

You could also say a man on the post would have taken away the shot option. If it plays everyone onside so what? If the cross is played to the forwards, who would be static in the six yard box, I would expect the keeper to deal with it, or more likely a foul to be given to the keeper for the slightest of contact. You have to play the odds.

The good thing is that our problem of loosing late goals, can be coached out. We have the basic skill levels to work with. I would be more worried if we had a squad that couldn't learn because they didn't have the Arte or the Laboure.

Nyambe is good enough for our level, If he was any better he wouldn't be at the Rovers.