Gladram

There’s a difference between “being outbid” and choosing to pay up to a certain amount that the club believes the player is worth. Not saying I agree with it, but there’s every chance the club has made what it believes is a fair offer and Sibley feels he’s worth more so is looking elsewhere, rather than that Rotherham are able to pay more than we can.
IF he is leaving it’s a massive shame either way.

Of Rooney to be manager or you're sister living in Plymouth? 

Of Rooney to be manager or you're sister living in Plymouth? 

Of Rooney to be manager or you're sister living in Plymouth? 

Of Rooney to be manager or you're sister living in Plymouth? 

Of Rooney to be manager or you're sister living in Plymouth? 

Of Rooney to be manager or you're sister living in Plymouth? 

Of Rooney to be manager or you're sister living in Plymouth? 

Of Rooney to be manager or you're sister living in Plymouth? 

Of Rooney to be manager or you're sister living in Plymouth? 

Of Rooney to be manager or you're sister living in Plymouth? 

Of Rooney to be manager or you're sister living in Plymouth? 

Of Rooney to be manager or you're sister living in Plymouth? 

Of Rooney to be manager or you're sister living in Plymouth? 

Of Rooney to be manager or you're sister living in Plymouth? 

Of Rooney to be manager or you're sister living in Plymouth? 

Of Rooney to be manager or you're sister living in Plymouth? 

On the other hand, if Stretford hadn't paid the players wages when Kirchner's money didn't turn up, we might have been liquidated before DC even had his cheque book out. I regard Rooney quitting in the end as "doing the decent thing". He was too eager in his support for Kirchner and was possibly embarrassed about that in the end, but it's a bit churlish to disregard all of the positive stuff he did to keep the club together, even if he's not proven to be a competent manager subsequently.

Daj now taps one in to equalise in extra time for Heed 

How would that free up any funds for a replacement? Unless someone wants to sign him, and he agrees to leave, we'd just be wasting money again, like the bad old days.

I'll say it quietly, but i'd take Ben Osborn as well.

In the game I saw we scored 2 goals and created nothing else of note in 90 minutes.
Portsmouth on top of their 2 goals missed an open goal, had a 1v1 saved by Wildsmith's legs and the penalty incident at the end. Calling the above an even game and a fair draw is a bit of a stretch.

Why high press??
Just because Man City and Liverpool do it, does it mean everyone does? Our shape and discipline were outstanding. We were comfortable. They created nothing. There was no space, everything was in front. Just because they had 70 odd percent possession means nothing. We were not holding on. We were sitting deep, but they were getting frustrated. A wonder strike was the difference. A high press is what they would want, opening gaps to exploit. 

3 nil now 😄

3 nil now 😄