Doncaster Rvrs Vs Blackburn Rvrs .. Predictions.

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Originally Posted by champs95

I never said once I have a an ST for both. Not once.
But your are wrong. Its not been a solid 23 years.
I spent one year in France.
Then a year in a padded cell.
A year as a Wigan fan

....then after I got banned off every other clubs forum, I came back on here to annoy everyone, and talk ****e. ;D

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You may as well mention through the keyhole too, then you've well and truly scraped the barrel.

Enjoy pretending to be a Rovers fan tonight champs.

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Originally Posted by AucklandRover

As I see it, though, the difficulty arises from the fact that Armstrong and Dack are both No. 10s - not wide players. (The same is true of Antonsson and Samuel). Payne too is best suited to being central - although slightly deeper. If we are going to play ALL of them, plus Graham, in their best positions, the team does become unbalanced.
The situation has almost been made worse by the fact that Bennett has done so well at full-back! With him there and Chapman injured, Mowbray's hand has been forced to some extent, because we are left with no natural wide player (even in the U-23s).
If we are uncatchable after the Donny game, I would be happy with an experiment, but why take a punt, now, on changing something that has got us to our current high position?
Sure, against Oxford, let's try:
Raya
Lenihan Mowbray Williams
Bennett Smallwood Payne Bell
Dack Armstrong
Graham.
It might work, but it's just speculation. As things stand, I'm prepared to go with whatever Mowbray chooses. You can hardly say it's been a disaster so far.
Anyway, what have you seen in Payne that means he would transform the team? And how come Mowbray hasn't spotted it?!

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I saw Payne and Dack link up destroy Walsall at ewood, where it could have been 8-1. Anyone with eyes could see it was our best line up. Mowbray came out after the game and stated it was 'a little hung ho'.. My heart sank with that comment along with many others that don't post on here.

*gung ho..

Going back to the whole PL "experience", I would - of course - be delighted if we made it back, but not really on the grounds of expecting to enjoy the football.
It just struck me that - in this season's PL - a team could have gone in, played 38 nil-nil draws and (probably) survived - with a significantly better GD than most teams too!
Not an inspiring thought.