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I would have liked to have seen Donny stay up after what happened with the abandoned game and I also thought they were hard done by yesterday, never a penalty in my view. Also impressed by how Dickov took defeat. They deserved better.2
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It was only down to the pitch Donny went 3-1 up. It was pretty much impossible to defend our goal at times. I have no sympathy for them. As others have said its a 46 game season. Still would rather it had been the scum from down the road that went down0
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It wasn't that match that sent them down it was their inability to defend properly over 46 matches. Goal difference was -31 as compared to Brum's -16.1
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Donny are down,get over it,bet they were not bothered about Brum going down,and I wonder if Donny have got any good players we could pinch for nothing from them2
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Very dignified in defeat and relegation yesterday as well.cabbles said:My initials when they appointed Dickov was tosser of a player/manager, like seeing him get beat. However, changed my opinion after the re-arranged home clash. He came out and said the original fixture didn't matter and that we were the better team and deserved to win. Fair play to his reaction because I always associated as a player who couldn't help but get involved. He was the type of player like Robbie Savage who you knew would use gamesmanship throughout the match, and I thought he'd be like that as a manager. But he took the defeat to us in good dignity.
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I haven't forgiven him for that dive at Maine Road in 1995
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Just watched FL show, who mentioned the game. Always with a dig, as bleedin' expected. If you go down the route of blame, also blame the ref for the dodgy looking penaly on the day against Leicester, looked like a dive and Neil Danns missing a sitter against Birmingham for Bolton at 2-1. Dickovs statement said it as it it is, it is because of performances over the season. Agree with Brian that Dickov was very dignified.Brian said:
Very dignified in defeat and relegation yesterday as well.cabbles said:My initials when they appointed Dickov was tosser of a player/manager, like seeing him get beat. However, changed my opinion after the re-arranged home clash. He came out and said the original fixture didn't matter and that we were the better team and deserved to win. Fair play to his reaction because I always associated as a player who couldn't help but get involved. He was the type of player like Robbie Savage who you knew would use gamesmanship throughout the match, and I thought he'd be like that as a manager. But he took the defeat to us in good dignity.
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It was JJ's fault! For pouring his water bottle onto the pitch. That tipped the balance from 'soggy pitch' to 'abandoned game', and Doncaster went down as a result. What a tangled web we weave!0
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Yeah. I think there are far worse managers around than Dikov, and Freedman for that matter, and (sorry) Ian Holloway.0
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Nothing to do with 'gamesmanship', to do with him being a dirty **** with little man syndrome who looked to injure people.cabbles said:My initials when they appointed Dickov was tosser of a player/manager, like seeing him get beat. However, changed my opinion after the re-arranged home clash. He came out and said the original fixture didn't matter and that we were the better team and deserved to win. Fair play to his reaction because I always associated as a player who couldn't help but get involved. He was the type of player like Robbie Savage who you knew would use gamesmanship throughout the match, and I thought he'd be like that as a manager. But he took the defeat to us in good dignity.
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