Richard Dastard Lee

I like Warne. Find him down to earth, easy to listen to, passionate, clearly an intelligent guy. 
But I’m a bit disappointed with the football we play under him.
I may be alone in this.
But I preferred Rosenior. We may still have lost 0-2 to Ipswich, but we probably would have done so with a greater outlook as we dominate the ball, create more chances, give the younger players more game time.
When we lose under Warne it’s just depressing. The football is generally crap and we look like we have no real identity.
When we lost under Rosenior (especially at Charlton) we still looked a good side. 
I thought we were looking good under Warne but the more you analyze it, you realize our amazing run was down to playing crap teams more than anything Warne actually did.
Under Rosenior we picked up two points from Lincoln, Shrews and Fleetwood away. Horrible results. Yet in the reverse fixtures at home under Warne, we still only picked up two points and arguably played worse.

You’re having a laugh right?
FFS, they wait for the ref to tell them which way to award a throw-in that happened a yard away.

Excellent post about sums up my take on the game except I did not leave frustrated and angry with their fans but with ours for the last 20 minutes. For such a so called passionate fan base rather than get behind the team we just left in our droves. Not for the first time the fans in the South stand were out the earliest and quickest! Todays performance was much improved from Fleetwood and decisions and the run of the ball went against us at times against a very good team. Our team needed our support for the full 100 minutes but sadly were abandoned with about 20 still to play.

Embarrassing. I can't wait to get home to put a shelf up.

Massive mistake giving Warne a 4 year contract. A one trick pony & his trick makes your eyes bleed to watch it. 

Whilst I agree we are up against things in terms of our unbalanced squad, I think we could be a bit smarter and let the ball do more of the work, rather than grinding ourselves into the ground chasing long balls and lost causes.

It’s not so much about being representative of recent performances, but as the culmination of a downward trend.  I think we’ve been getting slowly worse, pretty much since the Cheltenham away game.  We’ve stopped keeping clean sheets and started conceding sloppy goals. We’ve stopped playing through midfield and started hitting aimless long balls all game. We’ve started giving the ball away cheaply.  We’ve stopped pressing as aggressively and so on and so on. That hasn’t always translated into poor results, in part because we have good players that can bail us out (Dobbin away at Port Vale, for example).  But we can’t keep playing below par and winning, and it’s starting to catch up to us IMO.

Would love to know what good booing your home team does, nothing in my opinion, the players just drop their heads even more. If not happy walk out.

I can take losing it’s not that important but I hate cheats and they stay cheats for the rest of their lives - those sky panelist’s were a disgrace to football 

Watching SKY it's easy to see that football is eventually going to die. 
Whatever her name is, Jamie Mackie and Cowley 1 or 2 discussing tonight's penalty, said its a hard one to call, justifying the player cheating by saying White stuck his leg out so minimal if any contact was enough to dive, and praising the ref for giving a positive decision.
THE GAME IS DYING, and this mealy mouthed approval is just helping it on his way.
The Plymouth guy dived, they beat us because they cheated and that is apparently OK. We'll it isn't ok with me, you make your own minds up
 

Fozzy has been an exceptional servant for our club, no more so than this year when he has been a rock playing in an unusual position for him. He has the occasional slip up but so does everyone, we tend to pick up on the odd misplaced pass from a defender far more than we do a forward who blazes over the bar! There are lots of reasons I want us to go back up this year but one of them would be a fitting reward for this unassuming stalwart of our club. To have the guts and dedication to come back from so many operations and still be willing to put his body on the line he has my complete admiration.

The Premier League is the child of Thatcherism applied to football and no amount of White Paper will be sufficient to wipe away the schyte that pours forth. Football sold its soul to the devil and there ain’t no deliverance from that. 

Charlie George 1975 Priceless 

Rooney’s had a very solid game.

Things started that way when it was too big an occasion for the trumpeter

Quite right. 
They bend over and let the Tories do what they like, these days.

Why can’t they cut Gary linekers wages that would provide a lot of money for local radio. Shocking move by the BBC. 

Write to your local Tory MP it’s their party determined to cut the BBC to the bone in its culture war 

I remember going back to my grandma's for a Boxing Day family tea after the 4-4 game and being told to cheer up because I had a sulk on after we let the win slip.

I remember going back to my grandma's for a Boxing Day family tea after the 4-4 game and being told to cheer up because I had a sulk on after we let the win slip.

Very impressed last night. He ran miles and miles, gave everything. You could see he’d drained every reserve as the game ended. By no means flashy but skilled and works so hard for the team. Seems comfortable in every area of the pitch. Good player ! 

Rod Liddle is an utter buffoon who knows nowt about lots.....

When Arthur Cox came in 1984 and the situation was very similar to now he had just achieved promotion to the top tier with Newcastle and therfore just acheived the same as what Cooper has done. Having said that I really can't see Cooper doing the same thing.
What Arthur did have was experience of managing in the lower leagues with Chesterfield and as much as I like Rosenior I think we need a manager with lower league experience. Clough would fit the bill.

When Arthur Cox came in 1984 and the situation was very similar to now he had just achieved promotion to the top tier with Newcastle and therfore just acheived the same as what Cooper has done. Having said that I really can't see Cooper doing the same thing.
What Arthur did have was experience of managing in the lower leagues with Chesterfield and as much as I like Rosenior I think we need a manager with lower league experience. Clough would fit the bill.

I just think he came back after his hols to be told by the administrators that he couldn't sign any players as we're still in administration and all his plans and hard work talking to players over the summer were blown away in that moment. 
He probably decided there and then he didn't need another season of that sort of s*** and quit on the spot. 
I don't blame him and all this talk of Dyche and tried and trusted League One managers is all just the same. Who is going to come here under the circumstances? 
Some of you need a reality check.