Ghost of Clough

My view is more along the lines of Warne finds it hard to trust untested players, so will avoid using them until absolutely necessary. Take Thompson as an example, who was only given a start following Bird's injury leaving just Smith and Hourihane as other CM options. Even then, instead of using him as a CM, he was shoved out on the left wing.

What's the difference between interim head coach Wassall, and interim manager Rosenior, for one to be included but the other excluded? The games where Rooney managed whilst being interim manager have also been included.

Update:
Wildsmith
Nyambe   Nelson   Bradley   Forsyth
Fornah
Mendez-Laing   Bird   Sibley   Barkhuizen
Collins
Subs: Vickers, Wilson, Ward, Smith, Hourihane, Waghington, Brown

You've either not read my post or you're being deliberately argumentative.

Don't bother. I went through great detail listing recent L1 wage bills for every club in this division, yet still got the "just guessing" response.

Because there is no such thing as a ''budget table''. Use your common sense. If you want to pretend Northampton and Cheltenham have similar budgets, be my guest. 

Isn't the screenshot on the right just a post from on here when someone tried to guess what our restrictions were?

If our players aren't better than theirs, you have to ask why. That's either poor recruitment, or poor coaching.
If you don't actually believe they have better players, then it's down to being unable to motivate the players, bad tactics, or the players being incapable of playing those tactics (see also bad recruitment).

Give me a break. We're not little hard up Derby County. We probably have 3-4 times the budget of the lower half of the league. If you're insinuating Warne signed crap players, that's because he chose poorly. 

Attendance is always given as people in the ground

Maybe they've been screening the opinion of the callers before putting them on air? No Derby fan I know (as in personally know) wants Warne to stay 🤷‍♂️

What's the trend as time has gone on? Specifically, Feb onwards?

Ironically, since our slump at the end of last season, our ppg record has steadily improved based on 6 and 12 game rolling averages (results in all competitions included). Whilst I had the same initial reaction as many others to the "knee-jerk" comments, I think those comments are fair. The general trend gives me a bit of confidence that results may improve, even if performances don't.

Attendance is always given as people in the ground

He's someone I've dismissed without really looking into it. But, here's Whoscored's strengths and weaknesses for this season

The football against Exeter was on the whole pretty good. There was passing and moving and a fluidity that was entertaining. The problem is we dont get any consistancy. Is it the players cant do it against the better teams in league 1 or is it the players are getting different messages each game. For goodness sake, if we are good enough give us some consistant entertaining football. As you said Warne, its not rocket science!!

Ironically, since our slump at the end of last season, our ppg record has steadily improved based on 6 and 12 game rolling averages (results in all competitions included). Whilst I had the same initial reaction as many others to the "knee-jerk" comments, I think those comments are fair. The general trend gives me a bit of confidence that results may improve, even if performances don't.

Ironically, since our slump at the end of last season, our ppg record has steadily improved based on 6 and 12 game rolling averages (results in all competitions included). Whilst I had the same initial reaction as many others to the "knee-jerk" comments, I think those comments are fair. The general trend gives me a bit of confidence that results may improve, even if performances don't.

What's the trend as time has gone on? Specifically, Feb onwards?

You mean like when Davies wasn't awarded a freekick when thrown to the ground by Ikpeazu in 21/22 because "he's strong enough to handle himself"

I'm hiding in here from 2 kids.
Very long story short, we are the great aunt and uncle of 2 young boys, Noah (3), Logan (2).
We was approached about becoming guardians for them as their parents are separated and neither in a situation to offer them a stable home.
Was no way we could see them go into care so here they are. Currently with us under a section 20 agreement although we expect it to go through to a SGO order in time where they will stay with us until they are 18.
Last few weeks been a whirlwind, through work and these I've missed the last two games, so I'm in here hiding from those pair that are giving me full calorie burning sessions. 😂

It changed back a few years ago. Can't remember where or when exactly.

I wondered who's turn it was! 😂

Attendance is always given as people in the ground

John-Jules' loan ends Jan 1st. Whilst he got injured 1 month ago and it was initially announced that he would be out for 1 month, Warne revealed in the last pre-match presser that he "hopes [John-Jules] will be available in the coming weeks". That doesn't leave much time for him to build up fitness and break into the side before his loan ends.