I personally wouldn't wish for anyone to leave, they've not become bad players overnight, it's a confidence issue which compounds their form, a bit of inspiration from somewhere is what's needed and that could be a good quality signing to lift everyone, even a loan deal with a respected player.

Shocked by the result yesterday really expect us to get a result there and looking at the final score it wasn't even a narrow defeat. Seems confidence is shot and they are without a rudder.

I was thinking this morning on the drive to work that this season has some echos of the ill-fated Lakers campaign promised the moon and delivered nothing but disappointment.

PC's post match interviews are the same, we know the problem we are just not doing on the pitch then maybe either they are addressing the wrong problem or we need people on the pitch who do understand.

Other clubs in our division are strengthening still bringing in new players I think a injection of a "name" into the squad could boost both team and supporter morale.

After yesterdays results I find it very difficult to predict a win for the Dons at the moment....now is the time to make a change before its to late and we are in Championship 1 which I fear would be the death-knell for the club and many supporters.

The main reason why a team gives away penalties is because they are losing the ruck and are trying to slow the play the ball down, or being dominated by the opposition.

Not completing sets is primarily a case of trying to do that extra bit because you feel under pressure, trying the pass when it's not on, for example.

Some errors can obviously be cut out but when the other team is on top, it makes it tough to be squeaky clean.

I would imagine the players' have the right intentions to do the right things before a game starts, but once in the heat of battle (and this season a losing battle) the errors occur. This is why we're seeing the same patterns each week.

At least today's announcement that Tom Holt and Alex Palmer have left answers you question ... it poses another though ... we have gone for youth in the majority of our signings and these are now starting to leave ... where does that leave the original 'plan'?

Martyn Sadler (in support of earlier comments from colleague Gareth Walker about Dual Reg) suggests in League Express that the non-availabilty of Hull players may have contributed to the Dons losing a game they would otherwise expect to win and adds that The Dons may take some time to recover from this result.

For me, we have enough 'seasoned' players at the Club for us to have been competative, in this fixture at least, without the Hull players ... something is clearly badly wrong.

If its as you say DM we are making mistakes because we are being dominated or the opposition is on top, the answer is that the players we've got are not good enough then.
Otherwise we would be dominating and them making mistakes.
As everyone says we've not added enough quality or experience.
So the club now knows what needs to done or we will definitely will be.