Why what on earth happens when they retire? Do they get taken out to pasture?

Agree, it looks wrong when viewed from the side, either mainly all white, or all blue.

Dolan is an honest pro and I don't blame him for seeking other adventures, and he'll probably start a lot of games under Eustace at Derby. Think he'll disappear like Nyambe did.

Money is the driver to everything sadly. But I disagree on your comment about Eustace, I think he'll be one of the main reasons why he's go there...Otherwise, why else would he go? (No offence to Derby). He'll have plenty of suitors and bigger opportunities than them. I would have thought Sheffield united or West Brom would have been somewhere he goes. Let's see.

and can you blame him? A manager he likes and respects and a club clearly with more ambition than Rovers who are backing their manager and making good on the promises made to him. A no brainer.

What's wrong with that? Everything else seems too work on the basis of the free market---supply and demand. A footballer's life is a short one, why shouldn't he get the best deal he can? Not as if there's any reward for loyalty at Rovers these days is it?

If Dolan goes to Derby it’s just for money I don’t want to hear about Eustace or ambitious owners etc it’s purely a money based decision. We have tried with him for 2 years even Gregg the egg couldn’t get him to sign on

No surprise, at least we'll get a compensation for Dolan in that case. Survival signings.

That is exact where I get to when I have the energy to think about them and some supporters theories. Your second paragraph is correct too in my view but I would throw in the word arrogant.

Wouldn't be a surprise

Twitter rumour (so take it for what it is) gathering pace that Dolan will sign for Derby, along with Weimann and Batth.

Ismael's only remit is the same as JDT'S in his second season. To stay in the championship and develop players. Ismael knows that, so unless he's secretly harbouring ambitions of a play off push, I can't see him walking away from "the project" and of course, the clowns running the circus won't sack him.

Pears you're absolutely right on, if anyone disputes that they need their head testing. Absolutely nobody at this stage however can really compare Toth based on 6 appearances, a third of which he kept a clean sheet in, 1 funnily enough against Kaminski's team who didn't. Give it at least another 10 games or so and we might be able to form a better comparison.

Perhaps that is because they have a large, passionate fanbase that won't turn their back on their club?

Really surprised Kaminski has ended up at Charlton? I can only think they have a few bob and could match his Luton contract.

The Torygraph giving Rod Stewart 3 stars for his Glastonbury set??? The guy’s 80 for uks sake and the fact he can still knock out the golden oldies for 90 minutes in 30C degree heat in front of 200.000 fans is worth 5 stars out of 5 in anybody’s book. Bitter press, who haven’t got a clue.

If the club was in any way a real football club then they would have Toth and Kaminski fighting it out for the number 1 jersey. Kaminski was good but he didn't command his area in any way that I would deem good enough. I think Toth will come out a good one, he made it obvious when he arrived that he was here to be the main man and prove it. No doubt he'll have a great season and be sold for less than half his actual value. The club will then plead poverty and the usual lemmings will be telling us that we got a good deal. I'm just keen to see how long big Val will last. I reckon he won't see out the season.

To admit that you would rather have either of our current keepers over TK is to admit that in your eyes the club can do no wrong. Fwiw I quite like Toth, but let's be objective about this.

Kaminski had issues with the new style of play as did the whole back line but that seems to have been erased from memory all of a sudden. Clearly affected him and led to some howlers but he still only lost his place through injury.

All of the above with a heavy percentage being 3 and 4.

Kaminski made a couple of mistakes in those last games before the injury he had that was hindering him finally became impossible to play with. Prior to that, he had been excellent in that season. And had already got a previously earnt player of the season. Recency bias makes people talk about him as if he was constantly making mistakes.

But the point is if their mates and peers don't know they're failing to run the club now, they're not going to suddenly know they've been fucking the club for 15 years if they quietly sold it. If their £200m loss making machine is an irrelevance now, is it suddenly going to be front page news if they quietly just cut it loose. I doubt it.

I don't see how they can watch at half time as they will be giving tactics. If it's live the opposition will have someone watching it.

These changes won't have any impact on match day supporters

Thanks for the reply