Wolfie20

It's over 2 points a game, now go and bore off, it's shaping up to be good season, great atmosphere at PP yesterday, so glad fans like you, don't bother going to matches any more. We don't miss you. 

What's Connor got to do with it?  😉

What's Connor got to do with it?  😉

To be this strongly wedded to an opinion on the manager it appears you can’t even enjoy the good results and prospect of promotion seems a real shame. 

Killing you isn't it I feel so sad how can a derby fan seem to want us to fail just so he looks good on a forum. 

Just imagine if he takes us up and then starts doing well in the championship your worst nightmare 😄

This is his level. We'll go nowhere in the Championship, should we get there, with Warne and his chums. 👍

You still don't realise how bloody boring (and mostly irrelevant) your posts are. Feel free to continue - I'll just move on to the next one on the page.

You still don't realise how bloody boring (and mostly irrelevant) your posts are. Feel free to continue - I'll just move on to the next one on the page.

Which bit do you find hard to believe? 3 attacks of note at home all game is extraordinary in itself for an autos contender.
Bolton are by all accounts a +1.5 side, maybe a +2. They created 2 chances aggregate more than us, making us a 0. That's mid-table, if you then take away home advantage -questionable for us this year- it's almost a relegation candidate type of performance.

Maybe it was win #9 where we weren't the better side this season, but you don't mention the times when we haven't got the points we have deserved. So you can offset those 18 points with others that we have lost.
It's sickening reading your one sided anti Derby posts all the time, without any sense of balance.
We didn't deserve the win on chances yesterday, but the defence and the keeper did their job and kept a clean sheet, unlike the Bolton defence giving Wilson a free header. That's football, no lucky deflections or terrible decisions unlike the away game, just our players scoring more goals than theirs did.
On Tuesday we were much dominant than Bolton were yesterday, but were helped by some decisions that went our way.
However, the are the same people on here who say that we shouldn't have won on Tuesday because we only won because we had lucky breaks despite dominating the game, Then the same people say that we shouldn't have won yesterday because we didn't dominate the game, you can't have it both ways.
Anyway, I've had enough and for the first time, i'm resorting to putting you on ignore.

You still don't realise how bloody boring (and mostly irrelevant) your posts are. Feel free to continue - I'll just move on to the next one on the page.

With that sour attitude I'm now hoping Peterborough beat you in the playoffs, or better still, Lincoln do.

I’d be embarrassed about being a Bolton fan coming on here talking about how they battered us: xG was 0.46 to 0.49. 
They were unlucky not to get a draw, but sideways passing between the centre backs, occasionally rotating into midfield and back to the centre backs, isn’t exactly the ‘battering’ you think it might be. 

OK just for you, it was handball.
But the reality is we created the better chances and didn't take them, and a lot of credit has to go to your goalie. Equally, the responsibility lies with our strikers who are simply not as ruthless as our usual starters, especially Dion Charles.
As I mentioned during the match when we were battering you but couldn't score in a brothel, it was obvious that you'd get a scabby goal to win it which you did, but that's football folks - you don't always get what you deserve, and we didn't deserve to lose that, not that you care.
The irony is that it was Kane Wilson who was credited with the goal - a player we'd agreed a fee with Brizzle to sign, but didn't in the end as his personal terms and wage demands were too high for us, so he came to you instead.
Anyhoo, onwards and sideways.....

One thing's for certain... it wasn't full.
My seat was empty, due to me being on a hospital bedside vigil from 3pm yesterday until we said goodbye to my almost-93 year old F-I-L at 17:15 today, at which stage I was still none the wiser as to the fantastic news emanating from the other side of town!
I'm gonna leave the matchday thread catch up for now, as I'm shattered, suffice to say, I hope each and every one of you who did turn up have had a bloody fantastic day.
What. A. Result!
Up The Effin' Rams!  🐏

Didn't mean anything by it, just simply asking your opinion on the league.
my opinion is warne is achieving the minimum requirement/expectation with this squad of players in terms of league position.
Regardless of that, would you not agree the league is easier compared to last season?
 

If you can't enjoy days like today then you should probably consider just not bothering.

Even if that is the case, Warne has us in the automatic promotion places with 7 games to go, having won plenty of games, scored plenty of goals, and conceded less than a number of the other teams in the top 7.
Soooooo relative to the difficulty of the league this season, the team is doing well…. Don’t you think? 
 
Unreal that your only post so far today, on the back of a vital win against a promotion rival, is to scoff at the suggestion we might be doing ok. 😆 

I don't care about performances now - just grit, determination and getting a result.
Excellent result today, hope the week off is time enough for those carrying knocks to get fit for the next cup final...
 

He has been.

What a weird analogy. The two students aren’t competing directly with each other in an opposed circumstance are they? What point are you looking to make with this?
Is this another of your posts on the back of a win where you’re keen to say the team you allegedly support didn’t deserve to win? 

This post reminds me of your other posts where you regularly belittle the club you claim to support 

That's the spirit; start panicking about how bad we'll look next season when it's the first half of the most important game of this season.

Are you a meditation teacher?

February 29th in our house.