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More of the same please Steve, attacking teams showing scant respect for their 'name' / budgets. Supporters will always be on your side, if even after losing we can walk away and say we had a right good go.

Oh and ditch Eric Black, get a retired actor in, maybe then we can profit from theatrics rather than bemoaning them against us, cos lets face it, its not gonna change is it? - might as well get on the bandwagon of conning the referee!

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Its been a bad start but I do not think TS and SE will give up without a fight.

More players will come in and some will go like always.

The keeper will not last much longer and we are up against the refs, we have time to pull through and reckon we will!


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Good interview.

I don't feel so down as I did.

We must cut out these mistakes at this level, mainly goalkeeping and missed chances..it wasn't the ref who scored the 10 goals so far.

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Wake up & smell the Coffee guys, the manager is inept, both recruitment wise AND tactically. When he falls out with players, he moves them out, regardless of ability. I've said before that with SE in charge, we'll get LESS points than Blackpool last season.

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Brad, you were sure we would go down last season but we were good value in the end.

You often point to the Gaffers lack of tactical ability rather than the overall skill level in the team.

Im interested in how your tactical brain works. What would you change formation wise and tactically that SE hasnt adopted?

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For me, it was another game where the team has again improved on its previous outing. Each game since MK, we have steadily improved as the team gets to know each others style of play.

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BradtheMiller wrote:

Wake up & smell the Coffee guys, the manager is inept, both recruitment wise AND tactically. When he falls out with players, he moves them out, regardless of ability. I've said before that with SE in charge, we'll get LESS points than Blackpool last season.


 You'd be taken seriously if there was any shred of evidence to back your msguided opinion up, give it a rest, it's getting boring



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For me, it was another game where the team has again improved on its previous outing. Each game since MK, we have steadily improved as the team gets to know each others style of play.


Agree.  MK was very low though, Preston was clean sheet but 'orrible to watch... we couldn't get worse or we were screewd.  QPR was a very big improvement going forward. 

There were runs last year when we looked awful, especially away from home, but I have to say I reckon Evans does learn, (Roos aside, and whats his face, the last dodgy keeper that's now gone).  We get small gates, have a budget that reflects that, so unless Bournemouths owner wants to come north to play with us for a bit, then I will stick my neck out here and say that I am happy for Steven Evans to be our manager. It's a shame that he is forced to have to learn, it'd be better if he could wave a cheque book (cheque book ! how old fashioned is that), get top drawer / tried and trusted stars in from the off, like Austin, Tavernier...etc. Not going to happen.  Perhaps Eddie Howe would be interested ? Don't care really ........ we have Evans and that's that, I'm not going to call for his sack. I will shout at him when I'm narked in the heat of the moment though....that's fair enough int it?



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If yesterday is as good as it gets we're screwed 5 ways from Sunday, didn't look like QPR got out of 2nd gear

As forceful and abrupt Brads views are, I'm afraid I'm with him. It's not the players, these lads can play football if allowed. But when you're dictated everything you need to do - you can have Messi and he'd be crap under Evans. I gave the benefit of the situation last season, but we're no better this time out, same old different players

 



-- Edited by Exetermiller on Sunday 23rd of August 2015 11:10:16 PM

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Tend towards archive and hezook' , as might be obvious.

We simply can't buy those players and we can't get a top ( whatever this means) manager. Evans has more than demonstrated several things that we have only seen in small flashes ( Ronnie is the one exception ).

There simply hasn't been a period as successful or sustained as this. Neither have we ever spent more money. But it's relative to those around us.

Evans -and you're going to love this-might well be the best pound for pound manager we have ever had. I'm thankful we have him. Are we sure we could do better and would you gamble knowing what he has achieved every season despite the doubts and criticism.

If fans could name an acceptable target each year since his arrival then he has met every one of them. 4 games into this year's targets and the criticism is surely premature.



-- Edited by ian on Monday 24th of August 2015 01:06:21 AM

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3 words Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, trust me 😊

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Exetermiller wrote:

3 words Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, trust me 😊


 not going to trust you on that ex no

 

bet he doesnt even have a badge biggrin



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4 Games in. 4 Games. For a second i thought i was on Millers Mad.

Brad - are you with the minority of fans who in each season SE has been in charge of the Millers said he is out of his depth? League 2? League 1? Last season? So far Mr Evans He has over-acheieved at every hurdle and because we have had a slow start you want to shoot him down? He has acheived what many of us thought we may never see again, now in 4 games into a season with a new squad of players.

You can see the team are gelling, and the 'togetherness' and familiarity isnt there just yet. I personally have major reservations over Roos and Harford, but time will tell.

For just his achievments alone he should be allowed plenty of time to get our season going. Let the new players gel. I agree with Ian in that aside from King Ronnie, Steve Evans is the best manager we have ever had, at least in my life time.

And as for Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink? Wow, speechless.



-- Edited by chrissando on Monday 24th of August 2015 10:49:14 AM

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OMFGG guys, you actually LIKE this durge we're paying to watch? TBH the club should have paid us to watch the PNE game!!
To answer ian's point...........WIDTH! Get the ball to the flanks, actually play Ledesma on the right & Newell on the left, give Bowery a few games to get on the end of said crosses, with Derbyshire feeding off the scraps, with JCH as back up.............oh before I forget.....LEARN HOW TO DEFEND & GET COLLIN BACK IN GOAL!!!!

How many more "unlucky" defeats will it take to end the love in with the fat controller??????



-- Edited by BradtheMiller on Monday 24th of August 2015 03:09:34 PM

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Like it? No. Durge? erm, is that even a word?

I cant believe that 4 games in with a number of additions to the squad we have some already throwing the towel in.

Mr. Evans each season has done what many didnt expect - including last season. I look forward to him again proving doubters / haters / FIFA/Football Managers wrong.

#InEvansWeTrust

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He's not let me down yet as he.

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I want Evans to succeed. The changes he's made to his own self, and lets be honest he lives and breathes Rotherham United - it is extremely admirable (or genius self preservation?). I just whole heartedly disagree with his playing principals, which in the end will lead to our own downfall. I also don't understand, that you pay (which we have in wages terms), for a better calibre of footballer yet still insist on this horrible L1 & L2 ethic. Yes it worked last year but we aren't going to get away with that year on year in this league. Last year was part our success but mostly down to other clubs imploding, those 3 that went down were in a right mess, we're not going to have that saving grace this time. Evans talked in the summer about lesson's learned, where? I don't see it. We're still playing the same way, which is an insult to the players we have to be frank. We're still 1 dimensional easy to scout & work out, and what is the plan B?



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