Deej

I see you are persisting with your logical fallacy.  How do you know that?  I would still be calling for him to be sacked.

Oh dear ?

'working' in what sense?

My favourite tactic is the one where Roos, stearman and Davies stand on the 6 yard line with Davies taking the goal kick to Roos who panics and clips it into the channels.
It was very reminiscent of how my 6 year olds team plays!

I’ve not said it will. But it needs to. 
Yes I’m aware the football side of things is only part of the problem. 
 
A mutual consent arrangement can’t be too far off with a few more defeats.
 

This is all true, up to a point. 
Why do the same people make more mistakes in one environment and less mistakes in another environment? Management!
People are more likely to make mistakes: in unfamiliar roles; or where they are uncertain what their role is; or where they lack confidence in what they are doing. All these are issues to be addressed by proper management.
If our players often look clueless, perhaps it's because nobody's given them a clue.

I will, our great club deserves better....

Wazza can only dream of getting HIS team to finish 10th....

This doesn’t mean him and his staff are the ideal option in our predicament. Supporters are still entitled to want a change. 

Oh come on, do you really think we are all so shallow and fickle?  I've consistently wanted him out, well before the end of last season.  He's not "suddenly" to blame at all.  Conversely, 1 deflected shot from a corner and Rooney is the Messiah??
As an aside, I've never understood this "logic" - it is perfectly possible for there to be 2 co-existing cohorts, one of whom holds an opinion, and the other holding a diametrically opposed view.  Just because one cohort is temporarily more vocal, does not mean that the other has changed their mind.

If we had won no one would be calling for him to be sacked.
But because of a string of defensive mistakes Rooney deserves to be sacked?
1. Forsyth ducked under the ball, Jozwiak reacted too slowly and Byrne gave his man half of the pitch
2. Shinnie/Forsyth trying to head the same ball, Davies coming out to head Bird's ball, Davies not getting back into position quick enough, and Byrne forgetting how to kick a ball
Basic errors which the players are the only ones responsible for.

Oh come on, do you really think we are all so shallow and fickle?  I've consistently wanted him out, well before the end of last season.  He's not "suddenly" to blame at all.  Conversely, 1 deflected shot from a corner and Rooney is the Messiah??
As an aside, I've never understood this "logic" - it is perfectly possible for there to be 2 co-existing cohorts, one of whom holds an opinion, and the other holding a diametrically opposed view.  Just because one cohort is temporarily more vocal, does not mean that the other has changed their mind.

Yeah, it's not only Rooney's fault, or only he and Rosenior's
They're just the one's who's come up with a tactic where our full backs are playing wing back, our wingers playing full back, our central midfielders playing LCB & RCB, our AM (who should actually be the LW) is playing DM and our DMs are playing... well who knows what they're playing because they neither defend or attack, meaning our our CF is completely isolated and our wing backs (a role not traditionally part of a back 4)  have no support in the middle and have little option but to run down dead ends or cross it early to nobody.
It just about worked against a League Two team and a pre-season friendly against a Spanish team playing at half-speed when we could get our best passers in the team, but in a league match it just means that everyone on the pitch aside from GK, CBs & CF isn't playing their natural game, and the added 'steel' detracts further from our passing ability and creativity.
They're just the ones who use these stifling tactics to help control games in the first half, often only making changes that see us attacking with any real intent in the second half thus ensuring we'll almost never score 2 or more goals and will end most games needing to hang on to a slender lead, or even just a point, which we never do because they've left themselves with no controlling players to bring off the bench and subbed the ones who started the match off!
Their game management is in serious need of work.

At 14:15 on Saturday, I bet Rooney and the team were getting praised by the majority on here.
Then 2 massive defensive rooster ups and Rooney is suddenly to blame?

Because it's that easy... Come on lads, whatever you think about how it's gone, these guys are bright. If we could have got loans rather than replacements for £XXXXXXX then they would - obviously!

It feels like this debate has reached absurd levels now - reminds me of the Monty Python sketch "what have the Romans done for us" (yes, I know, I'm showing my age -  link below for the youngsters).
But rather than the Romans, it's "but why should we sack the management"
1 win in 15 last season
Stayed up by the skin of our teeth, and largely because of a Cardiff equaliser through Marlon Pack rather than our own endeavours
Easy start to the season against relegation rivals, but gain 1 point out of 6 and can't beat a league 2 side in normal time in the cup.
Utterly bizarre "tactics" (I actually think any suggestion of there being tactics is being generous)
Stubborn refusal to make any changes when nothing is working
Idiotic substitutions when changes are not needed
Youth players seem to have regressed, having grown under Cocu
Lauds youth players in a ridiculously over the top way -  "will play for England", then drops them unceremoniously
Can't seem to find a place for arguably one of our most talented youngsters, the only one who can change a game, and there are rumours of a Rowett-esque "not in my plans" discussion
I could go on...
But, as certain posters on here will say "yes, yes, but apart from all that, why shouldn't we stick with him"?  Blows my mind.
 
 

Not a thing at all. We have drawn and lost against 2 of the relegation favourites. If we lose on Wednesday he really needs to do the right thing and go….

Fascinating stuff this morning. Not sure how you can be bored if you love cricket.

He literally sat back and let us drift within one Cardiff City goal of relegation ?

I don’t hate him, he gave me some great memories. But I am disappointed in him. That’s about as strong as I would say my feelings are 

Its a messy situation. I don't think I blame the EFL for these embargos, and whatismore, actually think they are actually helping Derby. Yes its far from ideal that we can't sign players and have a threadbare squad, but when we owe money, and not paying that money back, to every man and his dog, why would we be allowed to start building up new debts in additional players wages? 

I've been going to watch Derby for the last 20 years. My bar is so low that I've accepted relegation and would rather just have a fairly stable club that is able to start the league next season. 

He's not just bought a car Curtains... he's bought a community asset that comes along with it certain obligations and commitments not only to the fans but to the employees of the club too. I honestly don't have much sympathy for a bloke who was that 'desperate' to sell us the other year he was still asking for 100 million quid for the club all in. 

If i bought the club I'd accept it's my responsibility to keep maintaining and supporting it to an acceptable level. 

Bizarre logic.

So handball in their half = Goal ? Your mind works in mysterious ways ?