Another frustrating match at Home Park.
Three goals conceded with two disallowed, another red card - our fourth in successive home games - and not a single shot on target.
The players look shell shocked, what has happened to the team from last season, something doesn't appear to right within the squad, although we finished the game with only four players from last season.
It also looked like Adams is playing a half-fit McCormick.
In truth, the tactics and mindset were all wrong from the first whistle. Adams had the team set-up to defend and contain, this would be understandable against a team who were top of the league but we were at home against a Doncaster team just one point above us.
We had no width and no Plan B.
With Ciftci and Fletcher named in the team it looked like we would be playing with two strikers but Ciftci was played out of position on the left and drifted inside to partner Fletcher when we were attacking, which was very often.
Lameiras played on the right despite two wide players sat on the bench.
Songo'o played just in front of the back four and Ness and Sarcevic operated in front of him to the left and right.
We gave Doncaster far too much respect and sat back and allowed them to have to ball, once we were in this defensive mindset it was difficult to break out of it.
The ref was quick to show yellow cards to Miller and Lameiras but didn't book the Doncaster players for similar offences.
Former loan player Jordan Houghton was fouled by Songo'o although there didn't look to be too much in the tackle and he sarcastically applauded Lyndhurst side who made their feelings known.
We did have one chance when Fletcher fired over when a difficult cross reached him but that was about it for the whole game.
Doncaster's goal came from a corner, McCormick made a fantastic save from the initial shot, pushing the ball onto the crossbar but it fell to Butler and finished off the loose ball.
McCormick was injured making the save and received treatment, he had already picked up injuries at Walsall and Bury so you have to wonder if he is really fully fit?
He recovered to continue but would make a mistake in the second half.
Fox replaced Songo'o at the start of the second half but he made little difference and it was Doncaster who were still easily the better team.
Adams didn't change much else except move Ciftci a little closer to Fletcher but the yougnster was still left battling against two big hairy arsed centre-backs, the poor lad needed support and service and got neither.
The second Doncaster goal came from - surprise, surprise - a corner. McCormick spilled a shot and Marquis turned in the loose ball - the second Doncaster player to react quicker to a loose ball to score.
Argyle heads went down along with the performance, some players downed tools and just went through the motions.
Wylde and Ainsworth replaced Miller and the anonymous Ness but both wingers would finish the game as wing backs!
The third goal was a speculative shot that deceived McCormick and nestled into the far corner. A fully fit McCormick would have dealt with Doncaster's second and third goals a lot better.
The icing on the cake for another miserable day at Home Park was Bradley picking up a red card for violent conduct. Not many would have noticed whatever happened but the ref noticed Bradley punch a Doncaster player.
We now have nearly as many red cards as goals scored this season.
We ended the game with a farcical 4-5 formation and the fans singing "all the way, all the way, all the way to League Two".
That was the worst performance I've seen for a long time, the players were not up for it and the negative tactics at the start of the game didn't help.
It's perfectly fine to sit back, stifle and contain teams like Liverpool or good teams in League One and Two but not against a "relegation rival" when we desperately need a win.
Other managers know Adams likes to contain and play on the counter attack, it's old news, so they set out to play against us accordingly and try to grab that important first goal.
Once we concede the first goal our containing game plan goes out of the window and we find it difficult to switch tactics and mindset.
Ness was poor and just strolled through the game, no energy and no pace, Sarcevic played well until the third goal and then gave up.
McCormick should have been subbed, it was a risk to keep playing him rather than waste a sub and it back fired.
Lameiras was full of flicks and tricks but no end product, he looked very good against pre-season opposition in the summer but is struggling against the League One professionals.
Bradley lost the plot with his sending off and was clearly frustrated. There's a lot of frustration amongst the players and something doesn't seem right.
I felt sorry for Ciftci, he was played out of position and tried his best.
Where do we go from here?
McCormick 5, Miller 6, Edwards 6, Bradley 3, Sawyer 6, Ness 4, Sarcevic 6, Songo'o 5, Lameiras 5, Fletcher 5, Ciftci 6. Subs: Fox 5, Wylde 5, Ainsworth 6.
