That's who works on set piece coaching, so would have been who decided who picked up who "Some members of the staff got the responsibility for the set pieces, why they picked the player, the positioning has to be right. We have to move on and learn from that for the next game." Maybe having removed David Lowe from the coaching set up (although he may be on gardening leave). Ben Benson is next in Ismael's sights?

Yeh it's relevant for small clubs whose products go on to sell for multimillions after moving to a higher league. But 75k or whatever, even to us, is barely worth mentioning, and even less so to Liverpool.

Like it’s been since day dot with these owners you’ll get dissent when the team continues to do poorly on the pitch and at the end of the campaign even more ST holders knock it on the head. That’s all it will ever be here when it comes to protests and anything matchday related. Everybody needs to forget expecting anything else - it will never, ever happen. So, just let Ewood be what it is and let Glen et al do the real work away from the place.

Sounds about right at this club. ‘The Buck Stops Here Somewhere Else’.

Yep, and standard across all transfers. It genuinely does seem to be an attempt to wind people up

You just know that the deluded and those in denial within the fanbase will make the Derby game all about Eustace. "We have to beat that snake". "I'm not missing out on seeing us get 'revenge' on that snake". There'll be plenty of nonsense along those lines. Guaranteed. This and it being the 150th celebration game means the self titled 'through thick and thin' will be even more resistant to any form of protest on the day. "I'm supporting my team, thanks. Owners come and go, they won't stop me from attending...". "The club is 150 FFS, why can't you be positive and celebrate our history". "Protest some other time, why do you want to ruin the 150th celebration?". I can see it being similar to that Arsenal game back in 2011, where those who can't see the wood for the trees are jeering and hissing at those who can. We have to try something of course and I think the only way it could work is if we are rock bottom or close to it and on a losing run when that Derby game arrives.

Not solely, but he is part of the problem.

Nixon just enjoys winding up Rovers fans. A 2% levy is just a drop in the ocean.

So Benson’s to blame for the defeat?

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Only thing stopping Cat A is the 12.30 Sky coverage. So I imagine it will be Cat B, so still up to £30.

True I did. It's wide open league and we see. I would be happy mid table Yet until the Penalty incident they created feck all Yes we a right sided attacking midfielder player and a forward who can up front and wide. Plus a Travis replacement Goalscorers? Not many quality out there in our price range. I see Birmingham spend 9m on a striker, didn't impress me yesterday. Who we go for, haven't got a clue

With an under 21 game tomorrow I would like to see some of the fringe players or the ones that need game time playing some part. However based on previous managers I don't expect it to happen.

But he wasn't making mistakes and was giving extra defensive cover.

They should make the Derby game a fans day game like v Watford the other year and it should be £10 adults £1 kids but they won't they'll price it like yesterday and we'll have 11k home fans. If that's the case it's the perfect game to make feelings known and flip the whole thing back on them.

So like we thought, the JW that had been pretty well populated in recent seasons was very sparse in the non-central blocks and the Riverside slightly busier. Also, the Blackburn End was far emptier on the Riverside side. Amazing the pissing about they do on an annual basis with the same c9,000 ST Holders.

Most of our supporters don't have the stomach for the fight

Also noticeable were the gaps in the centre upstairs in the DE were they were charging £38 i think.

I had this thought as soon as the match was announced as the 150th celebration game. I know it would be a difficult decision for most fans because we want to celebrate the club's history. However, we need to do something to make sure it has a future. I think a repeat of the 1875 match against Wolves when Coyle was manager would be ideal. Empty stadium until 18th minute, all leave in 75th but make loads of noise outside the ground. I think Jack Walker would approve.

Which is pretty much what his previous clubs fans said.

Only seen the highlights so far, will have a look at the game later: - Great strike and goal from Cantwell, displaying his technique when hitting the ball from just outside the box. - De Neve is at fault for the equaliser/penalty conceded; way too eager trying to win possession from Laird, allowing him to turn on the other side and attack the box. Should've just closed him down, hold his back and force him to play a backwards pass. - I blame the corner setup more than any individual player for their winning goal. Why are there six players standing in the middle of the box, one standing next to the keeper, one at the near post but we have ZERO players outside the box ready to shoot/finish the attack should there be a clearance??? We only had ONE player standing relatively close to the corner taker being nowhere near the action and who had to make a panic run back to the goal facing FOUR Brum players. I don't care that the corner was poorly taken, you simply don't take risks like that deep into stoppage time having a draw in your hand. Yes, Henriksson should've made a professional foul at the beginning of the transition and Wharton should've been closer to Dykes inside the box but all of that mess could've been easily avoided.

The tactical change to 3 CBs helped kill us. We sat back and invited them on to us. Naive decision - we were controlling the game set up as we were, there was no need to change it. We should know from experience we are spectacularly bad at trying to protect a lead but VI made a daft choice and it contributed to our downfall.

First I've heard of it not going to former clubs. Certainly in FM20 it was hardwired into the game as a payment to former clubs. They're not generally wrong with that sort of thing, so unless the rules changed since the 19/20 season... (and if they did that's a hunk of crap IMO, players get enough compo as it is, clubs are the ones bleeding money, partly because of shit regulations that let big clubs poach their youngsters).

Solidarity payments always happen, it's not the same as compensation. We will see a similar benefit from moves Adam Wharton makes. And it's separate to sell on clauses, so we will get the bulk of the 5% if he moves fairly soon. It's also not down to moving within the same country like compensation is, so any future moves Dolan makes for money, ourselves and Preston will see a small slice. I'm not sure how long these rules have been in place but it's at least a few years.