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He's such a whole hearted player, that it'll be a real shame if he never gets to play in front of our fans.

Ashley Cain was fast - he just couldn't control a football!

While I imagine most the players won't even know about SBT, it would be naive to think that applies to every single one of them. Natural curiosity applies & I can well imagine Shipley for instance will have read some of the stuff on here, just the same as I recall seeing the likes of Stuart...

It is undoubtedly a big game, and it feels vital, but in reality nothing will be decided tomorrow whatever the result, and despite the inevitable post match over reactions we will get on here, win, lose or draw.

The OP has posted over 4,000 times on here. He is not a Rotherham fan, whether he is 'in peace' or otherwise. Got a fair few bites though :rolleyes:

We've got to be positive & try to make the game high tempo so that we take advantage of their lack of rest. It will be in their interests to try & make it a stop start game littered with free kicks. They are a big team, so set pieces could be problematic. We must play 2 up front though, if we...

............ but where are the goals coming from?

I'm sure I read that he left Birmingham because the owner didn't like him signing players who had the same agent as he did, then the final nail was when Bellingham complained that Monk was pressuring him to join up with the same agent.

Drysdale was ahead of them at the start of the season and as we gave him an extended contract before he went out on loan I suspect he is still ahead now. I think Williams was also ahead of Thompson at that point but he's had injury set backs so not sure if he still is. Also not sure when...

You forgot about Birmingham. If we beat Rotherham so 60 is our max & 60 is their max, it means Rotherham would have to beat Birmingham in the process, which in that scenario would mean Birmingham could only get a max 57 points. Derby therefore also have it in their own hands mathematically.

You will being do well to get 50% of your match predictions correct. A few different results here or there and everything changes.

The Bristol game is fair enough, although I doubt we've played a more disinterested team all season. The one consistency with that & the other 3 games I mentioned was that we played 2 up front. We must not revert to playing only a single forward, it presents the whole initiative to the opposition.

I don't see how they can possibly rest anyone. They are probably thinking they need 5 to 6 points from these 3 home games, and the QPR game affords them as much opportunity for picking up points as the other 2 games do. Psychologically Thursday's game will be a lot easier for us if we know going...

He got done by their forwards too, but not quite so blatantly as Thompson did. It was a bad day all round defensively, but to be fair there are no better forward line in this league than Brooks, Solanke & Danjuma if they are interested, and unfortunately yesterday they were.

3rd goal was Thompson, not Pask. Thompson looked completely out of his depth, and if Pask is not available on Thursday we will definitely need Hyam back in his place. All their goals had the feel of a schoolboys match where one team is much stronger than the other, they cut through us so...

You might be right about Gyokeres, there's very little to go on with him though, so it would be a bit of a punt on MR's part to start with him. If MR sees that as the way to go at Rotherham then happy to get behind it though. On Biamou however, while not disagreeing on his limitations, the fact...

I think the point your missing Otis, as pointed out on another thread, is that you are not accounting for results that typically happen at this time of season, where form gets turned upside down. Just because QPR were good at home to Sheff Wed does not follow they will be so good in their next...

If we are playing 2 up front I get the feeling that at this point in the time that Walker or Godden would combine better with Biamou than with each other. I appreciate that lessens our goal threat on paper, but if it allows Godden or Walker to be more of a threat themselves then it could be...

They were different players, with polar opposite attitudes to the game. Hughes was far more talented, and when interested, as in his first season with us was a good player. After that season though he sat back and stopped putting in the effort, at which point Doyle was the more effective player...

Mistakes are easier to take when you still win the match, and it was a real shocker. Apart from that I thought he was outstanding. His extra aggression is definitely a bonus in a team that is a bit too nice sometimes.