Danny Rohl has sent a clear message to rangers supporters. He wants one habit to stop during matches

The Owls boss spoke after recent games at Hillsborough. He praised the atmosphere. He thanked fans for energy and backing. He also pointed out one issue.Rohl asked supporters to stop shouting instructions at players during live play.He explained his view.From the touchline, staff give tactical cues. Players follow a game plan worked on all week. Conflicting shouts from the stands disrupt focus. Split messages slow decision making. Mistakes rise under noise pressure.Rohl stressed players respond best to clarity. One voice on tactics. Full noise on support.He backed his claim with examples from matches. Quick transitions broke down after hesitation. Pressing triggers failed when players paused. Shape dropped during key phases.The German coach stayed respectful. He said passion drives the club. He said support lifts the team late in games. He said belief from the stands matters.His request stayed simple.Cheer. Sing. Push the team forward. Leave instructions to the bench.Wednesday remain in a tight fight. Margins stay small. Concentration decides results.Rohl believes unity wins points. One message. One plan. One crowd behind the badge.