Doncaster Rovers boss Grant McCann wants more 'killers' as he issues stern warning to squad after Bromley loss

Newly-promoted Bromley visited South Yorkshire last night (October 22), escaping with a 1-0 win courtesy of a first-half Ben Thompson goal.

The hosts enjoyed the lion’s share of possession and registered 22 shots, but failed to get the better of Ravens goalkeeper Grant Smith once.

McCann said: “I said it two or three weeks ago but we haven’t got enough ruthless edge and we haven’t got enough killers at the minute. That’s really annoying for me because there’s no point in creating all those chances if you don’t score any of them.

“We might float around the top six or seven in this league with that way we’re going at the minute but nothing much more than that.”

It was a familiar story of frustration for Doncaster, who have failed to capitalise on their control of games on more than one occasion.

McCann said: “It’s even more frustrating because it’s happened to us a few times now. Against Crewe, Morecambe, Harrogate – we just don’t take the game when we have the chances.

“That’s happened to us again. Have the players got it in them? I don’t know. I’ve asked that question of them after this game.

“It doesn’t seem like we’re making the runs we need, putting our bodies on the line to score the goal. We need to be better than that.”