Animis

16 left - only 2 on the kop; rest grandstand and AA

Hopefully two draws max for Huddesfield and Brum, and possibly QPR - it would give the team an massive incentive for Sunday.

Went in the West upper against Man U in the mid 80s when we ended their unbeaten start to the season - can't remember why I was on there - kop must have sold out? Anyway pay on the gate, and mixed Man U/Owls - like Fulham used to be - no issues, even when we scored - red army my arse.

we miss his talent

I imagine it will go something like this - 'hey Röhl, you said you'd give me one of these...'

hey groundsman - sell your house

Hi Danny - i'll pass you the North Stand maintenance report, and I want you and the squad mobilised in the summer to crack on:

bottom tier - 4 of us. Could be a mess of emotions or just messy, or both...

Shame he didn't run back for Stoke's goal.

It's never over until the math says so, but it's getting desperate. The other results really killed us over the weekend, save for Huddersfield. Unfortunately we now are left relying on our form to improve and others to fail - I just can't see it. Even small moves in our favour are unlikely to be enough. I think we'll look back on yesterday, Swansea, Watford etc, and think what could have been. Even that Cardiff game where Dawson imploded and we gave away 1/3 points - so many times we've switched off, and not been clinical at the other end.

We're becoming a hollowed-out club - on and off the field. DC has systematically ripped us apart, and has no plan. It's scary and many respected people within football know this, but we have sole owner who rarely sets foot in the country leaving a skeleton staff to run the basics, which we struggle with, and largely fail to deliver. League 1 could be like 2010/11 again. Röhl and senior players may leave and we could be at last Summer's mess all over again. Our revenue and crowds will drop leaving DC more inclined to shut everything down - it's an ever decreasing circle.

keeping it tight isn't a tactic that these players can achieve - too many simply switch off at some point(s). 15 mins to run the clock down, as Plymouth and Blackburn did, but we go missing at a crucial point and then that's our season done. It's naive and inexcusable to leave yourselves that open in this game, at that point in such important circumstances.

...it never was - draws now aren't enough.

we've not been prolific all season and concede too many soft goals. Starting to draw now because of this, when wins are critical. Our peers seem to have found another gear. Blackburn is very much must win.

We've thrown a lot of points away at home. Feels like the Turner relegation season.