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I’d definitely take Ant-Man, maybe Hulk can be brought out of retirement as wellΒ 

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Posted
13 hours ago, BankEnd Rover said:

As disastrous as Pears has been, his stats always showed quite high compared to other keepers, mainly on last season though...Season before he was just terrible.Β 

We will get over a million for him I'd say.Β 

Hos record was good when we had Hyam, Batth/Carter, Brittan and Pickering/Beck running like a well oiled machine.

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I still think that we can't be sure that Toth is the answer for a similar reason.

We had 2 spells, the biggest one under Eustace but also one under Ismael where our defence was so strong that the goalkeeper at the time barely had anything to do.

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Don't understand the obsession with shipping Pears out.

Pears and Toth are both fairly crap but Toth is clearly the worse of the two imo. Neither are the answer.

Have there been any concrete links to Pears leaving or are people simply speculating?

Apologies if there have been said links and I've missed them.

Posted
7 minutes ago, London blue said:

I don't think there's any evidence at all that Toth is worse than PearsΒ 

There's plenty to suggest the opposite in fact.

That is coming from the same person that thinks Tronstad is shit so grain of salt required.

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2 minutes ago, London blue said:

I can't help but feel it's a contrarian take.

You're entitled to that point of view, we'll see who's right this season.

8 minutes ago, Upside Down said:

There's plenty to suggest the opposite in fact.

That is coming from the same person that thinks Tronstad is shit so grain of salt required.

We don't exactly appear to beΒ  beating the suitors for Tronstad off with a stick this summer though do we? What is it they're not seeing either?

Posted
8 hours ago, Forever Blue said:

Pears is a liability

He's made mistakes, like pretty much every keeper in the league last season, like a 1m keeper would. Christ Leeds fans were giving Meslier grief on many occasions last season, his valuation is 10 times that of Pears, probably more. Maybe its partly because many fans grew up watching Flowers and Friedel who were a class above, hence expectations are high....

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23 minutes ago, Ossydave said:

He's made mistakes, like pretty much every keeper in the league last season, like a 1m keeper would. Christ Leeds fans were giving Meslier grief on many occasions last season, his valuation is 10 times that of Pears, probably more. Maybe its partly because many fans grew up watching Flowers and Friedel who were a class above, hence expectations are high....

My main issue with Pears is he seems like an easy target. If a team is good at set pieces and can "stick it on him" he looks absolutely petrified, I think at this level a team having that over you is a risk that isn't worth taking.

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1 hour ago, Ossydave said:

He's made mistakes, like pretty much every keeper in the league last season, like a 1m keeper would. Christ Leeds fans were giving Meslier grief on many occasions last season, his valuation is 10 times that of Pears, probably more. Maybe its partly because many fans grew up watching Flowers and Friedel who were a class above, hence expectations are high....

All keepers make mistakes, all players make mistakes, its always been the quantity with Pears thats been the issue.

The last sentence is the sort of lazy shite youd expect Gestede to come out with.

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8 hours ago, RevidgeBlue said:

You're entitled to that point of view, we'll see who's right this season.

We don't exactly appear to beΒ  beating the suitors for Tronstad off with a stick this summer though do we? What is it they're not seeing either?

So to determine if a player is good or not there has to be live and continuous interest in them? Silly take

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Pears does not take any pressure off the defence at all. To claim a cross or to come to edge of area to claim a ball takes the the pressure off and preserves energy. Multiple times last season the fullbacks had to chase the ball in to our box with pears glued to his line. I don’t think there’s anyway back for him, once you lose the trust of your teammates as a goalkeeper you lose your spot

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Pears is nowhere near as bad as some people make out, yes he has made some mistakes and cost us points but so has plenty of others at Championship level.Β 

He is decent enough keeper at this level.Β 

I think Toth looks very good in those 6 games, he did have a couple nervy moments at Luton but after that look more than good enough. I think we need another keeper in as number 2 to Toth. Someone experience at this levelΒ 

Posted
1 hour ago, cesus said:

My main issue with Pears is he seems like an easy target. If a team is good at set pieces and can "stick it on him" he looks absolutely petrified, I think at this level a team having that over you is a risk that isn't worth taking.

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As proved by his former manager who knew his weaknesses

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2 minutes ago, chaddyrovers said:

Pears is nowhere near as bad as some people make out, yes he has made some mistakes and cost us points but so has plenty of others at Championship level.Β 

He is decent enough keeper at this level.Β 

I think Toth looks very good in those 6 games, he did have a couple nervy moments at Luton but after that look more than good enough. I think we need another keeper in as number 2 to Toth. Someone experience at this levelΒ 

Pears is terrible.

I dont think Boro would have kept him.

And I think we were only interested because of Mowbrays link.

Should be in league 1-2

Edited by RoversClitheroe
Posted (edited)
15 hours ago, chaddyrovers said:

or alternatively we look to bring in an experience keeper to be back up to Toth, and Michalski as third choice, with Barratt and Goddard sharing the under 21's dutiesΒ  Β 

Fantasy land that Chaddy. We spent the whole of last summer looking for "experienced" competition for Pears and ended up with someone we never heard of on deadline day.

This lot won't pay for an experienced keeper to sit on the bench when we have several 20 something keepers on the books who can do that.

Results secondary as ever, getting a squad as cheap as possible the only aim

12 hours ago, Mercer said:

TBH don't think Barrett or Goddard up to it - Barrett is 23 and hasn't made an appearance for ANY senior club whilst 21 year old Goddard has circa 50 games with non league clubs of the ilk of Bamber Bridge and Marine!!!Β  I wouldn't hold my breath about those two.Β 

Michalski is only 18 and only seen him play once - think he has a chance but would be a huge risk to have him as our number 2 with such limited experience.

Think we need an experienced back up to Toth.Β 

I think its quite clear that neither are up to it, but when has that been a concern here? They are cheap and I fully expect one of them to be on the bench next season and them praying that nothing happens to Toth.

Michelski at 18 needs a season playing football, whether that's as our first choice under 21 keeper or we can get him a starting position in the National League/League 2.

12 hours ago, chaddyrovers said:

Graeme Bailey has said Rovers have been offeredΒ Casper Terho and Oliver Antman. Antman plays for Go Ahead Eagles.Β 

here is the articleΒ Blackburn Rovers have been 'offered' Scandinavian duo but could face competition from Birmingham City

I know I have form for this, but I have never been so confident in my words "that isn't going to happen" as I am here.

Sagnan, De Keersmaecker, Kapuadi and now Antman.

Genuinely think someone at the club is leaking these names to Elliot, Bailey etc so they can play the line that "we had some ambitious targets but couldn't quite them done, here's a few kids from Brighton and Liverpool instead".

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Posted
1 hour ago, Ossydave said:

He's made mistakes, like pretty much every keeper in the league last season, like a 1m keeper would. Christ Leeds fans were giving Meslier grief on many occasions last season, his valuation is 10 times that of Pears, probably more. Maybe its partly because many fans grew up watching Flowers and Friedel who were a class above, hence expectations are high....

But since then they've seen Jason Steele, Jake Kean, Walton etc, all who were generally poor at Rovers.

Pears i agree is nowhere near as bad as is made out especially given the names above but some of the needless mistakes hes made will stick long in the memory.

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