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Bristol Rovers have a concourse , What is it a tent ?

Why don't they just keep the away fans in the stadium until the home fans have left. Especially if the visiting fans have a history of causing trouble.

You forgot the " see you Jimmy "

Sorry to read about your Grandad , he will have lots of stories to share with Jimmy Hill and Cyrille Regis. RIP.

Yes Playing with something . :emoji_scream:

Do you mean one of these. :emoji_right_facing_fist: or one of these :emoji_left_facing_fist:.

At the moment, the slick one touch football doesn't happen often enough.

Yes but we are in a tougher league with better players .

Only if Cov cut out the silly mistake in defence.

Yes it is a step up into Div 1, but we haven't got the same squad as last season, because if we had then you could understand the problems that Mark Robins is having this season with scoring and defending. It's Mark Robins job as the manager to sign the right players to play in Div 1, upto now...

Exactly my thoughts , it's when things go wrong , ie formation etc, seeing where the weakness are in the opponents and changing it, that's when the manager earns his money.

It happens too often, hoofing the ball ect, it makes you wonder what they do in training all week. But if you are going to play the long ball game then you need a centre forward who can hold the ball up. The fact we haven't got a centre forward who can hold the ball up is down to Make Robins.

All good managers have a plan B when the formation is not working and not leave it to late to make the changes.

It does make you wonder why Mark Robins stands on the touchline, every time we see a performance like today he doesn't do anything to change it, he might as well be sitting in the stands.

Yeah it’s become the Clive Eakin show.

That is correct , Mark Robins said so in an interview when Chaplin signed.

As long as you're not in control of the scoreboard, especially when typing the teams we are playing and the players names. ;)

Apparently it was a coach pub crawl on the way upto Sunderland on the Friday night before the game. Back in the 70s the roads are not what they are today, ie motorways.

"Seems a bit tame " So what do you suggest they should have done ? And I'm not talking about building sandcastles.

Back in the day when Sunderland played at Roker park, in the 70s, first game of the season the City played them away at Roker park, Some of the Sky Blue army got there at the crack of dawn, in them days no 24 hours shopping, so nowhere to get a drink ect. As the milkman was delivering the...