The very same happened with him at Sheff Utd last season. Perhaps all the blame does not lie with us.

In my opinion, we do not play passes to Samuels strengths, which for me is a quick turn and a bit of pace. Yesterday when he came on we where playing the ball to him exactly the same as we had been playing it to Graham. The main problem with that is that he hasn't got Grahams close control or aerial ability. The balls should have been played ten yards further forward to make the defenders turn and give Samuel a chance

Second verse Tony Mowbray had a farm eieio. And on that farm he had a Bell eieio With a Dingdong here and a Dingdong there, here a Ding, there Dong, Everywhere a Dingdong

So what you are saying is that when TM last managed him, he shone. So TM knows how to play him.

It must be simple to convert the Mungo Jerry song " A long legged woman dressed in black", and its a simple catchy tune. Maybe - He knows how to make the blues attack, Bradley Dack, Bradley Dack, Bradley Dack, Dack, Dack.

I just heard Tony Mowbray on the radio saying that teams we are playing against are raising their games when they are faced with our away followings. It would seem that the only team not raising their game is the Rovers. Surely he can see that and must put it right.

For me it's the players. They should have enough pride in themselves, that the don't lose their personal battle against the opposition player. The only one that looks anywhere near close to doing that is Smallwood, hence he had become a crowd favourite.

I thought Raya played well, although his distribution can be poor.

As far as I am concerned, whilst they wear the blue and white, they are our players!

I would have him run on as a mascot at least

There goes NAPM

This will bump up the police holiday funds

It's divided by seed,and north and south

Why?

Cov away, a clash of the worst owners in football

Deer me!

In hind-sight it may be alright

Don't put down any tournament, remember beating Spuds in Cardiff?

I was disappointed with Tony Mowbrays comment after the Bristol game, when asked about the slow start to games, he said that if you go for it hell for leather from the off, you may be out of the game by half time. The flip side to that is you may have the game won by half-time, and at present we need wins, so chances must be taken.

no

It wasn't him

I still think that our results this month will determine whether we have a chance of survival or not. I am ever an optimist.

Or it could be, we are in a slightly better position, than we are now.

Here's two, Gross stupidity and inability to perform your job.

At the moment I am still holding on to some faint hope of survival. The three you mention may save us, and I still look at Wigan and think they are on a great run, and are still only one goal better than us. Lets hope their run ends soon.