Thanks for that Andy, just grabbed mine Similarly to the friendly games in Spain, you can use paypal instead of "link", which goes through much more smoothly

That made me smile Rev 😉 Coming from the arch-contrarian regarding Trondstadt!

It's a good move for Beck, am I bothered he's not come back here though? Not really. He's got a fair bit to learn about positioning and curbing the reckless challenges he was partial to, but Eustace will be well aware of this and will make him a better player in the long run. Big season for him as if he keeps fits and makes a few tweaks he can be pushing for a premier league move next season.

I've cut down a lot myself this year, never drank during the week anyway but did so religiously at weekends no matter what even just at home relaxing. Still drink but it's purely at social events now. There's some really good alcohol free options now if you genuinely just enjoy the taste of a beer, big fan of the Leffe you can get, even Aldi do an AF version of St Etienne (their knock off Stella) Which is decent. Good luck of the job front too, coming up to 2 years since I was made redundant after over 20 years service. I was lucky, landed a new job within a week or 2 but that initial feeling of panic was dreadful.

Works for me. I was logged in before purchase, then view subscriptions and the option is there. Was charged £0, which I had to authorize, then they pulled £140 without a new authorization after a minute or so.

It's a small sample, and for that reason it's hard to really say he is categorically the best. But looking at it purely in terms of the quality we got on a game-for-game basis, and purely since relegation to the Championship (impossible to compare with Prem days really) IMO Beck comfortably wins that. Whether he all-round is the best LB as an overall player we have had in that period is a different question that would have needed more time to say. I hope the distinction I'm making is clear. That said I do think he'll go on to have a better career than any of the others in that period (again, since relegation rather than 15/20 years). I'm not really counting the Olssons in any of this, as they were bought in the Prem era, I'm talking about players we signed since coming down. I accept it's a different convo again if you include them, and not what the original question was.

Interesting....I am having the same issue trying to use my credit card to buy the 25/26 pass which is now on offer. It's interesting to hear that PayPal may work, although that isn't a great option for me. Let's hope the Rovers can fix....some hope.......

Beck is a cracking player at this level but not many Championship teams this season will have their left back position competed for by players of the ability and experience of Pickering and Ribeiro. There are at least 6 positions that need strengthening before needing a third left back. Unusually for us, I can see there being intense Championship level player competition for places in every position by the time the window closes. I can also see a Pasha mentality that short/ expiring contracts being the equivalent of loans without the loan fee and PL/ parachute level wages... Not condoning it but looking in from the outside, this seems to be the mentality. By the time players and agents have had their cuts, transfer fees have to be 5m+ these days to make a serious difference to the club's finances. Incidentally, Boro who are chasing Britain have done zero new signings to date. We will go and loan Harrison Armstrong now and blow this theory away....

Early bird seasonal pass is on sale until 4 August at 140 pounds.

This is the real Blackburn Rovers. How dare venkys or any of their minions try and attach themselves to this. Fuck off venkys and fuck off anyone who gives them the time of day. If you support venkys in any way you do not support Blackburn Rovers.

My only criticism of beck would be decision making and being clinical going forward tbf, he should have got a few more goals for us after being in good positions, I know it’s not really his job but after finding himself there he should have done better a good few times. Still a very decent player for this level

The Rovers TV page is now offering a subscription for 25/26. It is an 'early bird' offer only available to those outside the UK (I am in the US), and is only available until August 4. Unfortunately, in true Rovers tradition, the website is clunky and doesn't seem to work properly. The system seems to go through a process called 'Link', which requires validation of your email, and then calls you with a code. I managed to get through that process, but now keep getting a 'system failed' error despite trying with multiple cards. Is anyone else having similar problems?

Nice insight

Whats the reason for no rovers fans in Holland

Evening Mrs. Gallagher. Yeah.........mores the pity!

14 minute highlights from 2002/03. Take a look at how we used to deal with your team, Yasir. You might have forgotten. Rovers make a prime Arsenal look ordinary. I don't know wtf I've been watching for the last 15 years, but it hasn't been Blackburn Rovers, that's for sure. THIS is Blackburn Rovers: PASHA OUT. VENKY'S OUT.

I thought even Bell was better than disastrous Derek.

Can he jump over a Mini though?

As does this:

This belongs in the maestro's own thread. Tugay vs Arsenal away 2007/08:

His other loans away he got injured quite a bit aswell, quality player at this level but injuries would have to be a concern going off his history

Exactly. Give the minutes to a lad who will/has signed.

Just for comparison, Gallagher according to Wikipedia, played 188 games in 5 seasons, an average of 37 games a season.

The only real answer to this daft argument is if Williams was here and Beck was his backup i think after seeing what he could do fans would be wanting him to start over Derek and any coach we've had apart from Mowbray would do so. As it is both Ribero and Pickering are capable enough defenders but don't offer what Beck did going forwards. I think i'd still pick either of those though over F Off Derek in fact i'd pick Tommy Spur over him.

Tyjon so reminds me of Duncan McKenzie in size gait pace and skills. His feint and dropped shoulder to unbalance Everton defenders twice on Saturday had me and those around me purring with admiration.