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As things stand, Leicester, Ipswich & Saints are on course for the lowest all-time combined points total for a bottom 3, so they are the worst. To be fair to McKenna, half of his current team were with him in League One the season before last, finishing 2nd to Plymouth.

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Ramsdale gets it. Did you see him telling the other players to come and applaud the fans at the end? If only we had 10 other players like him. (Yes, I know someone's going to say it: if we had 11 goalkeepers, it might help keep the score down).

At least it was only 2.

Rohl's Sheffield Wednesday team have only won 1 of their 10 games since then. The way they're going, he could be sacked at the end of the season, so no compo will be required.

Hopefully, there won't be a need for any sort of reception.

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"If you’re going to start Smallbone and Aribo in CM then be surprised that you’ve been overrun, then you shouldn’t have a job in football. Absolute clown." I think you've summed up the feelings of most of the crowd today very well.

It was a huge relief when he was subbed today and you could see it lifted the whole team as well as the fans. Today's game really was a game of 2 halves: the first with Smallbone when we looked like we were just going to lie down and accept a heavy defeat, and then the last 40 minutes without Smallbone, when we really got stuck into Bournemouth and drew 1-1. You have to wonder what might have been if Ugochukwu and Dibling had started. I guess Juric would have just brought Smallbone on as a sub so the second half would have been as bad as the first was today.

home team,Brentford Manager: Thomas Frank Formation: 4 - 4 - 2 away team,Plymouth Argyle Manager: Miron Muslic Formation: 3 - 4 - 3 To be fair, he was only officially appointed the day before that game, so he'd done little more than meet the players. New Plymouth boss Miron Muslic gives incredible first speech to his players! | Football News | Sky Sports He obviously had much more influence on their recent games v West Brom, Liverpool and Millwall, and he's really transformed a team that looked dead and buried a month ago. If Plymouth can keep him and their new signings, especially their standout new centre-back, Maksym Talovyerov, they'll be a force to be reckoned with next season.

Plymouth are on fire. They won again tonight, beating Millwall 5-1. The new manager bounce with Miron Muslić has been phenomenal. They've already beaten Brentford and Liverpool, and some bigger clubs than Plymouth will be trying to get him in the summer.

It shows how quickly things can change though. Plymouth's new manager and their 2 centre-backs, who were the best players on the pitch, only just arrived in this country last month. Before that, Plymouth were really terrible and suffering abject defeats. They are still bottom of the table, but, of course, with all their new arrivals, who also include Puchacz and Boateng from yesterday's game, they won't be down there much longer.

Plymouth's new manager, Miron Muslić, arrived on January 10, and then brought in the 2 centre-backs, Katić and Talovierov, at the end of this January transfer window. In their first 2 games this month, they've beaten West Brom 2-1 and Liverpool 1-0. Now, that's what you call decent recruitment. If only we'd had a transfer window that good. I'd love to see Talovierov, especially, here. He's much better than any central defender we've got.

Well, perhaps not Liverpool.

Most of us had forgotten about that. The awful spectre of McCarthy rears its ugly head again.