“I’m very happy with the team today,” the Welshman told South London Press.

This week has been quite noisy; the other day, I received insults from my own supporters. utterly mistreated by my own supporters. asked about a few things, like our choice and the fact that they and he both ought to be playing.

We had to make wise, big, and daring choices. I’m proud of the team and the coaching staff for not losing our cool. We took risks because no one had pursued Birmingham in the same way that we had.

I’ve had enough experience to know that you can’t listen to noise in a panic. It’s a message to the fans: support something you want to support, support something. Although we haven’t always performed well, we have offered them more enjoyable moments than not. We have the advantage.”

Jones pleaded with the supporters to have faith in him and the current process the club is going through. His team is now sitting comfortably in eighth position in the third-tier standings.

In addition, he took full responsibility for Rovers’ loss, saying the “players absolutely let us down” at Memorial Ground.

“It’s okay if people want to believe us—that is, trust me to run the football team,” he continued. “Please come in, take my money, and I’ll go somewhere else if they want to choose the teams themselves. If that is the necessary action to take