We are far too cautious in our approach. It’s working for away matches because the focus isn’t on us to take the game to sides.

At home we are boring, predictable and it’s really worrying how there seems to be a lack of a plan B when teams inevitably sit in then get a goal to capitalise on our slow pace of play.

I’ve said previously I’d make a change, people are paying to be entertained at NYS and I can’t remember home games being as bad as this since we moved back to Rotherham. We’ve no divine right to win games at any level home or away but people at least want to show some intent and a bit of flair.

C I've basically said same on change needed thread. I said before it happened never play full backs as wingers. Olosunde whose been one our better signings at full back hope his confidence hasn't been shot playing him more forward. Gerry Forest best right back we've had in my time watching us only ever saw him play right back.

Lets not forget fellas, Warne didn't want the job to begin with. TS was looking for someone who had the Millers at heart after the Jackett fiasco and he (Warne) may have had his arm twisted to take it; who knows. But the bottom line was he was already here, and as many said at the time, was a cheap option, and no, he didn't have to take it. But there must have been a good wage increase and like the rest of us, he has to pay the bills and mortgage. Worth giving it a go? I should say so.

So he's bounced into a job he hadn't considered, in the Championship fighting a rearguard that was, to all intents and purposes already lost, with no managerial experience, the result of which, in my view, was already predetermined but in many peoples eyes, was his fault. (a couple of names spring to the fore)

The following season a super win at Wembley and back up to the Championship first time of asking. I would argue that our short tenure was not entirely Warne's fault. How much did he have to spend? Nothing happened during the January transfer window which could have stablised the situation, why was that. Who was giving him advice re signings, target signings preferring to go to other clubs leaving us with Hobson's choice to freshen things up. Not an ideal situation to survive in the Championship.

Now this season. End of October and we are mid table but with some very inconsistent performances. One day smashing the top of the League the next flopping hopelessly infront of the home crowd. Again lets consider his budget did he have the resources to land his 1st choices, who was advising him on these choices. He had to sell off his two best players for starters. Is his coaching staff and number 2 up to scratch, whats going on behind the scenes. Are the players taking the mick, accepting the money but not putting in the right effort. Who knows? I don't.

I'm not here to defend the manager or the support staff. The results speak for themselves and I am just as disappointed as everyone else. But who else could do a better job under the cir***stances to begin with and further more which manager would want to come here with the right qualities to to do what we would all like to see. Warnock wouldn't stay, even in an advisory role, Jackett was quick to put his coat on when he saw the truth of it. You pays your money and you make the choice. I was hoping for a new era when we moved to NYS I like many others thought we were seeing the regeneration of the club, nurturing and bringing on young players and becoming a community club. Thus far I have seen very little. Its the same old RUFC in a posh house. But the manager is the manager he has to carry the can, but I would say we need to look further back to find the source of the failings these last five years, and look beyond Warne's tenure.