While that is true on one level (it is, after all, points that will get us promoted - or not) entertainment is also important. Ray Graydon was not, in my opinion at least, right - as one contributor wrote - when he said that he wasn't there to entertain fans. Why? Well, if you don't entertain fans then they'll stay away. If they stay away there is less cash coming in. If there is less cash coming in you'll have less to spend. Etcetera, etcetera. And the reality of that is clear to see because the fact is that Rovers' crowds have dropped after some less impressive results and performances. Not only that but reading the gasheads.com messageboard you come across posters who have either been less or are considering not going as much because they don't enjoy what's on offer - surely proof enough that winning is not everything? Plus, for every discontented person on a messageboard there must be dozens more outside of cyberland.

From a personal point of view, a goal or a win does not necessarily equal entertainment. We won on Saturday but entertaining it was not. And, as someone who hasn't got a season ticket, it doesn't make me want to pay the (not insignificant) money to get in, which basically means that there'll be quite a few occasions when Rovers does without my money, as well as the hard earned cash of others, this season.