Points per game table

[BillyStubbsTears]

The players' reactions when McCann left were masterpieces of passive-aggressive point making. It was pretty clear that he didn't leave many find memories behind him.

[dickos1]

Mccann was a very good manager for us.
He’s not a snake he just went on to a bigger club and a club that had serious ambitions of being in the premier league.
If one of us were manager of Mansfield and Derby county came in for us we would go, it’s a job for them and they obviously want to go as far as they can

To be honest Dickos if he wanted to manage in the Premier League Hull City would just about have been the last club in the Championship he should have gone to.

Mansfield to Derby is a much much larger step up than Rovers to Hull imo. 

Not really
When he took over they were just outside the playoffs.

The point still stands you’re looking at it as a doncaster supporter and wondering why.
It’s their job they done have any affinity for the club

[Campsall rover]

Mccann was a very good manager for us.
He’s not a snake he just went on to a bigger club and a club that had serious ambitions of being in the premier league.
If one of us were manager of Mansfield and Derby county came in for us we would go, it’s a job for them and they obviously want to go as far as they can

To be honest Dickos if he wanted to manage in the Premier League Hull City would just about have been the last club in the Championship he should have gone to.

Mansfield to Derby is a much much larger step up than Rovers to Hull imo. 

Not really
When he took over they were just outside the playoffs.

The point still stands you’re looking at it as a doncaster supporter and wondering why.
It’s their job they done have any affinity for the club

Hull started on zero points last season same as every one else. He left in the close season.

Your missing the point about McCann. It’s the way he left that leaves a bad taste. He was spouting loyalty to the players and in the next breath he was on his way to Hull.

[scawsby steve]

I mentioned this separately. We are now entering a run of 4 home games out of 6 and they are all modest opposition. A full week off until the next game. We have played back in lads like Richards, JJ and proved Butler can last a full 90 mins. I make it we have Taylor perhaps back next week, while Gomes and Tulloch look longer. We are not far off a fully fit squad for this crucial run of games.

Sorry to be pedantic Chris, but every home game counts; which is why I'm reminding you that it's actually 4 home games out of the next 5.

[Chris Black come back]

True, although it is also true that we are at home in 4 of the next 6 games.

[dickos1]

Mccann was a very good manager for us.
He’s not a snake he just went on to a bigger club and a club that had serious ambitions of being in the premier league.
If one of us were manager of Mansfield and Derby county came in for us we would go, it’s a job for them and they obviously want to go as far as they can

To be honest Dickos if he wanted to manage in the Premier League Hull City would just about have been the last club in the Championship he should have gone to.

Mansfield to Derby is a much much larger step up than Rovers to Hull imo. 

Not really
When he took over they were just outside the playoffs.

The point still stands you’re looking at it as a doncaster supporter and wondering why.
It’s their job they done have any affinity for the club

Hull started on zero points last season same as every one else. He left in the close season.

Your missing the point about McCann. It’s the way he left that leaves a bad taste. He was spouting loyalty to the players and in the next breath he was on his way to Hull.

Apologies what i meant was the season previous to mCcann taking over they were in and around the playoffs most of the season before falling away at the end of the season.

Regarding his departure there’s always two sides to every story we’ve never heard his.
The criticism he gave regarding Andrew, was warranted

[Chris Black come back]

That Charlton game was as good in many ways as Stoke, Wembley and Brentford. Other than of course we lost / got cheated.

[Campsall rover]

That Charlton game was as good in many ways as Stoke, Wembley and Brentford. Other than of course we lost / got cheated.

And it was my birthday. Nearly got a another trip to Wembley as a present.

We will never know CBcb whether we would have won the penalty shoot out if it had been at our end.

[BillyStubbsTears]

Mccann was a very good manager for us.
He’s not a snake he just went on to a bigger club and a club that had serious ambitions of being in the premier league.
If one of us were manager of Mansfield and Derby county came in for us we would go, it’s a job for them and they obviously want to go as far as they can

To be honest Dickos if he wanted to manage in the Premier League Hull City would just about have been the last club in the Championship he should have gone to.

Mansfield to Derby is a much much larger step up than Rovers to Hull imo. 

Not really
When he took over they were just outside the playoffs.

The point still stands you’re looking at it as a doncaster supporter and wondering why.
It’s their job they done have any affinity for the club

Hull started on zero points last season same as every one else. He left in the close season.

Your missing the point about McCann. It’s the way he left that leaves a bad taste. He was spouting loyalty to the players and in the next breath he was on his way to Hull.

Apologies what i meant was the season previous to mCcann taking over they were in and around the playoffs most of the season before falling away at the end of the season.

Regarding his departure there’s always two sides to every story we’ve never heard his.
The criticism he gave regarding Andrew, was warranted

Of course there are two sides.

In this particular case, on one side were long-term club stalwarts like Coppinger and Butler, on the other was a manager who bailed out at the worst possible moment.

You choose which side you prefer to give the balance of support to.

[BillyStubbsTears]

Coppinger's response in particular was illuminating.

https://mobile.twitter.com/Coppinger26/status/1142178125071233024

Not a syllable of praise or thanks or even recognition for McCann.

[RoversAlias]

It spoke volumes, BST. As did the reactions of several other senior players in that squad.