davulsukur

How depressing if we went for Wilder and failed, only to stick with Mowbray afterwards.

Genuinely wouldn't be surprised to hear him pull that line out over the summer (or something similar) And it will be unbelievably infuriating.

Wonder if the journey restarts again due to all those excuses he's trotted out?

We are 5 years behind Brentford (apparentl), so around 200 behind Leicester!

Did I read somewhere that the review of the season was happening at some point last week? (Might have dreamt that (it was a nightmare about TM signing an 8 year contract))

Yep same here. But I'm now hoping that the self proclaimed big 6 lose every game they play from now on. #idontholdagrudge #fuckthebig6 #screwtheESL

If, and its got to be a big if,Chapman signs a new contract and stays here, he needs to have a stunning pre season, not just in the friendlies against lower league opposition but getting himself to the required fitness and busting a gut in training. Could be a useful player for us but Mowbray hasn't been a fan of his since he signed him. I'd be amazed if he signed a new deal though, must be off elsewhere (and no one would blame him)

I've said a couple of times that I should sign up to the Trust but never did. This morning I finally signed up.

✅ Aknowledges a problem that could impact on the way he wants the team to play. ❌ Adapts to the situation and changes the style to suit the conditions. 🤷‍♂️ Shrugs shoulders and hopes it might work anyway. ✅ Nearly relegates us

Laying the groundwork for a summer of signing freebies and loans to "suppliment" the young squad we have. Then of course a season of failure lies ahead with the mantra being they are a young team, learning the game, getting to grips with the rigours of the championship. Back on with another journey.

Even though we've just signed a left back,we now need another one! Bennett possibly staying, has to be on absolute minimum terms but even so, retaining these players isn't the way to move us forward.

And it was absolutely criminal that we literally gave him to Stoke and he then went on to become a £25m player.

Boring sums it up pretty well (for Rovers at least) Nothing to play for at all and a manager who openly stated it didn't matter if we won or lost. It was a friendly in all but name and even though we stuck 5 past an U23 team, like the manager, I just shrugged my shoulders and did something else.

I applaud your efforts to open communications with our dreadful owners. It's something that was attempted many years ago by some supporters groups and even though it was unsuccessful, I'm glad to see that people haven't given up. It absolutely needs to happen and I really hope that they respond, and not just with some generic letter sent by Waggot's PA.