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Joking aside, you've made a great point there. These little teams generally see us as their big games of the season, giving them that little extra effort.
Wednesdays match will arrive 3 days after their biggest game in their history, a chance to win some silverware. They should be emotionally and possibly physically drained come Wednesday.
We'll need to tear into them from the first minute.

Joking aside, you've made a great point there. These little teams generally see us as their big games of the season, giving them that little extra effort.
Wednesdays match will arrive 3 days after their biggest game in their history, a chance to win some silverware. They should be emotionally and possibly physically drained come Wednesday.
We'll need to tear into them from the first minute.

Joking aside, you've made a great point there. These little teams generally see us as their big games of the season, giving them that little extra effort.
Wednesdays match will arrive 3 days after their biggest game in their history, a chance to win some silverware. They should be emotionally and possibly physically drained come Wednesday.
We'll need to tear into them from the first minute.

Joking aside, you've made a great point there. These little teams generally see us as their big games of the season, giving them that little extra effort.
Wednesdays match will arrive 3 days after their biggest game in their history, a chance to win some silverware. They should be emotionally and possibly physically drained come Wednesday.
We'll need to tear into them from the first minute.

Joking aside, you've made a great point there. These little teams generally see us as their big games of the season, giving them that little extra effort.
Wednesdays match will arrive 3 days after their biggest game in their history, a chance to win some silverware. They should be emotionally and possibly physically drained come Wednesday.
We'll need to tear into them from the first minute.

Joking aside, you've made a great point there. These little teams generally see us as their big games of the season, giving them that little extra effort.
Wednesdays match will arrive 3 days after their biggest game in their history, a chance to win some silverware. They should be emotionally and possibly physically drained come Wednesday.
We'll need to tear into them from the first minute.

Joking aside, you've made a great point there. These little teams generally see us as their big games of the season, giving them that little extra effort.
Wednesdays match will arrive 3 days after their biggest game in their history, a chance to win some silverware. They should be emotionally and possibly physically drained come Wednesday.
We'll need to tear into them from the first minute.

I thought that one of the most pleasing aspects of the match last night, was CBT's all round contribution, both attacking and defending. It gave me great encouragement for him in the future.

I think that you need to look closer at Rotherham's results last season. They only stayed up because of Warne's excellent start to the season and points deducted from other teams. Under Matt Taylor, Rotherham were comfortably the worst team in the championship last season on points per game and have continued this season.
When Warne left Rotherham last season, they were 8th and had a game in hand, which had they won would have put them in the play off positions.

I think that you need to look closer at Rotherham's results last season. They only stayed up because of Warne's excellent start to the season and points deducted from other teams. Under Matt Taylor, Rotherham were comfortably the worst team in the championship last season on points per game and have continued this season.
When Warne left Rotherham last season, they were 8th and had a game in hand, which had they won would have put them in the play off positions.

But, you're using that outdated metric of goals scored against goals conceded, also using the other outdated metric of results.
When will you catch up with the real world? 🤔😁

I thought that one of the most pleasing aspects of the match last night, was CBT's all round contribution, both attacking and defending. It gave me great encouragement for him in the future.

I thought that one of the most pleasing aspects of the match last night, was CBT's all round contribution, both attacking and defending. It gave me great encouragement for him in the future.

But, you're using that outdated metric of goals scored against goals conceded, also using the other outdated metric of results.
When will you catch up with the real world? 🤔😁

I thought that one of the most pleasing aspects of the match last night, was CBT's all round contribution, both attacking and defending. It gave me great encouragement for him in the future.

But, you're using that outdated metric of goals scored against goals conceded, also using the other outdated metric of results.
When will you catch up with the real world? 🤔😁

I thought that one of the most pleasing aspects of the match last night, was CBT's all round contribution, both attacking and defending. It gave me great encouragement for him in the future.

I think that you need to look closer at Rotherham's results last season. They only stayed up because of Warne's excellent start to the season and points deducted from other teams. Under Matt Taylor, Rotherham were comfortably the worst team in the championship last season on points per game and have continued this season.
When Warne left Rotherham last season, they were 8th and had a game in hand, which had they won would have put them in the play off positions.

Quite a few people are frustrated that we seemed to play too defensively in the second half.
But, when I asked the other day if we want Bolton to beat Pompey, to increase our chances of winning the league - or Pompey to beat Bolton, to increase our chances of finishing second - everyone seemed to want Pompey to beat Bolton.
Therefore, as fans, we are taking a defensive position - but at the same time, lots seem to be criticising Warne for taking a defensive position.

I think that you need to look closer at Rotherham's results last season. They only stayed up because of Warne's excellent start to the season and points deducted from other teams. Under Matt Taylor, Rotherham were comfortably the worst team in the championship last season on points per game and have continued this season.
When Warne left Rotherham last season, they were 8th and had a game in hand, which had they won would have put them in the play off positions.

I think that you need to look closer at Rotherham's results last season. They only stayed up because of Warne's excellent start to the season and points deducted from other teams. Under Matt Taylor, Rotherham were comfortably the worst team in the championship last season on points per game and have continued this season.
When Warne left Rotherham last season, they were 8th and had a game in hand, which had they won would have put them in the play off positions.

I think that you need to look closer at Rotherham's results last season. They only stayed up because of Warne's excellent start to the season and points deducted from other teams. Under Matt Taylor, Rotherham were comfortably the worst team in the championship last season on points per game and have continued this season.
When Warne left Rotherham last season, they were 8th and had a game in hand, which had they won would have put them in the play off positions.

We almost completely nulified them second half, only conceding to a wonderstrike after a handball. We restricted them to 2 shots on goal in the second half, their fewest all season. So I don't think that the second half tactics were that bad, if we'd pressed higher up the pitch, there would have been much more space for them to exploit, we may have lost the game.
I don't criticise the ref for the handball incident, but surely the linesman was in a perfect position to see it, even their player's reaction indicated that it hit his arm.

We almost completely nulified them second half, only conceding to a wonderstrike after a handball. We restricted them to 2 shots on goal in the second half, their fewest all season. So I don't think that the second half tactics were that bad, if we'd pressed higher up the pitch, there would have been much more space for them to exploit, we may have lost the game.
I don't criticise the ref for the handball incident, but surely the linesman was in a perfect position to see it, even their player's reaction indicated that it hit his arm.

We almost completely nulified them second half, only conceding to a wonderstrike after a handball. We restricted them to 2 shots on goal in the second half, their fewest all season. So I don't think that the second half tactics were that bad, if we'd pressed higher up the pitch, there would have been much more space for them to exploit, we may have lost the game.
I don't criticise the ref for the handball incident, but surely the linesman was in a perfect position to see it, even their player's reaction indicated that it hit his arm.