That's pretty much my view of it. Rovers are a decent side and they have the law of averages in their favour. If we keep 13 men on the pitch and play like we did against Leeds last week, we should be ok, but we've been anything other than consistent this season. In short, we [ican[/i win it, but we might not.

Make mine a treble!!!

We do need more optimism on this forum atm. There're some people who are declaring that Rovers have already won it (Mrs B, I'm looking at you

).

Personally, I think it'll be a close game. The derbies usually are. Like someone earlier said, if both teams play to their full potential, I think that we're the better side. However, our derbies are usually totally different to however the teams have been doing pervious to the match, even more so as this is a knockout playoff.
We all know that if we play like we did against leeeds (btu with 13 people on our side) we'll win



Anyway, FC WIN

come on!

I'm very confident....we play like we did against Leeds (with the added bonus of 13 on the field) and we will do well in the play-off's

Pretty confident, just watced the last derby game again.

In that game our forwards bullied Rovers, and that without O Meley and Fitz, there where only kept in the game by us somehow fooking up 3 easy trys and their excellent kicking game.

Us to win, and I feel that it will be slightly more comfy that the last 2 games.

close dobson down,and we will be travelling away the following week.

If we play like we did against Leeds, we shouldn't go far wrong. Still dreading it though!

its the playoffs! Rovers don't win in Playoff games!

Obviously Morgan's far from confident......if he has sent his players for hypnotherapy ahead of the match

made me laugh tho as Morgan certainly knows how to make an idiot of himself and his squad...whatever next voodoo dolls and witchcraft maybe?

Said on the radio this morning that hes also speaking to Stuart Cummings to ensure his team gets a fair rub of the green and that the ref isnt influenced by the fans. Talk about a negative approach.