A Realist wrote:Personally I hope Rovers stay up. For a fair few reasons. You have always had a decent support and tbh should be doing a lot better. If you do drop out you would also be a really big gun in a league where in all reality Torquay are heading.
There is a part of me that wouldn't want Bristol Rovers to go down, as, like you point out, they would be a big fish in the Conference pond, which would make life a little harder for us, if we were in a position to challenge. With Luton and maybe Grimsby in the play-offs, that would be, arguably, the two biggest clubs promoted and the Conference would perhaps not be the strongest it has been, next season. I imagine Lincoln will rouse themselves at some point, as will Wrexham.
On the other hand, if Bristol Rovers were to drop, somehow it wouldn't feel quite as bad getting relegated to non-league, if it was happening to a bigger club as well.
My heart wants Exeter or Bristol Rovers (no offence to Rovers intended), whilst my head says, someone like Morecambe, who wouldn't be too much of an issue in the Conference.
and you are right, I suspect Knill does do more than put the cones out. He also collects the bibs in at the end of training :rules: but no doubt a fundamental contribution to avoiding relegation. Still he masterminded 5 Torquay wins out of 27 
in a run - as you repeatedly try to suggest - just shouted 'safe from the drop' but alas, the foolish wouldn't listen and look what has happened - Knill's team built for relegation, is still getting relegated. 
