Which are the ex-Rovers girls? Is it Stanway, Toone and Walsh?

Gilliver had a disc problem. He ended up seeing Frank Plumb, the chiropractor that I saw about my back years later. He advised him to have a disc fusion, which I think he did. He couldn’t bend his back very well after that but he could play. It’s no fun turning out with a disc problem. Martin Britt had been a star striker at West Ham, he scored 4 goals in the FA youth Cup final whilst being marked by no other than Liverpools Tommy Smith. However he’d got a bad knee injury before we signed him. Allegedly we’d tried to sign Colin Bell from Bury but he decided to go to City. So we went for Britt. He retired from the game after his time with us. He must have been about 21. Very sad. I saw an old photo of him looking really lonely on his own walking with a stick in Blackburn town centre.

Hemp POTT for me - ran her blood to water. Always willing to carry the ball and give England an outlet.

well done the Lioness, didn't watch it all or any of the tournament but back to back winners is a great achievement by them so the deserved huge credit how is Malta these days? beautiful place to holiday Women sport just isn't for some people. I have no interested in Women football but can recognised that for some people are really invested in it and attend games.

I agree , I hate liv but anyone that talks us up is good by me

Cheers mate

He's somebody who would improve the first 11, so no, we're not.

We made a good profit on him and he hardly played for Palace and drifted out of the game.

If the club went to those lengths, it also makes no sense to then claim they don't care what the fans think.

Brilliant, proud of them all!

Gestede said more than once that incoming fees will not be added to the budget that was set. We are fine with ffp...we spend penny's on incoming transfers and the playing squad wages have been cut way down from what they were previously. So going off your logic we should sell Hyam, Brittain, Tronstad and Travis this summer as they all have one year left. Do you think we would still be a championship club going into 26/27 if we do this?

The famous £20m figure is not relevant for FFP as a chunk of the expenses we incur are ineligible for those purposes. One of those was the womens team I believe. Was.

Superb stuff and several of these players with Rovers links too. I’m not going to state the obvious, our owners don’t deserve to share the same page with these European Champions.

They specialise in making bad decisions.

Venkys missed a trick cutting our girls from the league. There's going to be a lot more interested young women and girls wanting to see Rovers Women after that. Sadly not playing from home.

While the outgoing fees may not be made available by the owners the sales do affect the clubs financials and FFP, no? So regardless of if the money is made available the sale allows for the ability to fund the club further. I took Gestedes comments to mean the player sales affect FFP but don’t directly lead to those funds being available. We know the funds won’t be reinvested but we’re run at a £20 million loss per annum and need those sales to even maintain “normal” operations. Point is the strategy of letting players run down their contracts and walk is crazy (also on par for our owners). No real club with ambition would operate this way.

Are we in for this geezer?

Come on Luke

There's a difference between not actively following it and openly declaring you have no interest, no? I don't want to argue though, I really enjoyed this evening.

I see UEFA are taking the piss with the number of ‘dignitaries’.

Hehe don't think so no

very impressive,, pasha to offer another 10k🙂

The WSL - women's equivalent of the Premier League - had an average attendance last season of just 6662 so there are obviously a lot of fools out there if you are correct.

Special word for Jess Carter as well, after the last couple of days. She was also excellent today 👍

No doubt our success in the English game has contributed to our interest in it. Either way we've just seen English champions, beating the tournament favourites.