Dpl v Colchester

To post some good news, I was blessed with my first grandson today.

After the sad news from Lanza, it was good to get the joyous news from Hound. As we all get older, the sad news happens all to often, and so a grandson, and hopefully Rovers supporter, is good news.
Back to football; it seems Man U did to Liverpool what Colchester did to us, stifle the mid-field pressing forward game. At least we nicked the game, and maybe Liverpool would have without de Gea.
Marosi also did well for us, and a feel a little sorry for Marquis for his missed "open goal". I'm sure if he had realized (maybe he should have) that a Colchester defender was rapidly chasing back, he would have out a little more power into his shot. However, 3 points are 3 points.

Good news hound.
Congratulations.
Just be careful what number you put on the back of his first shirt

Lanza, lol.

Mickey, on the Marquis miss, he also had the option as he approached the keeper of playing a simple sideways pass to Coppinger for a simple tap in, much the same as Paynter did at Brentford.

He did his best to miss at Brentford

Congratulations Hound. Just started to take my eldest Grandson (5) to football training, in his rovers kid. There's around 20 young boys and girls go, but it really gets me wound up. I counted 3 in Rovers shirts, rest were Barcelona Manx but mostly Poland.

Can't believe the word m a n ure is a band word

Cheers for that zigger.
That about the Poland shirts is a sign of the times.

I hear quite a few eastern European voices in the crowd at the Keepmoat nothing wrong with that .
So long as the violence keeps away.
The language from the crowd is not a thing I am always comfortable with tho

Wonder what would happen if we bought in a striker who was Polish. Think it would put a fair few more bums on seats.