Painful Acceptance

[M_B]

4 minutes ago, Leonard Venkhater said:

Steady on!

They had put the club and its supporters through seven shades of shit before all that....

Indeed, you might argue that the snowball was merely a powerless response

Don't tell me, you threw it🤣

[Tomphil2]

It would be more acceptable if those who caused it all and those who profit from it cleared off never to be seen again.

A cleansing of all the underlying toxicity gone for good and hopefully a rebuild of some sort however modest.

[Leonard Venkhater]

17 minutes ago, M_B said:

Don't tell me, you threw it🤣

Haha. No...but  last year, I did meet a bloke, who claimed the act.

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Can't recall a post ever creating this much response so quickly

[Proudtobeblue&white]

So where does this leave us? If some sad souls don’t even know about the proposed boycott, we have just over a week to get it out there? None of the mates I used to go with go anymore. Empty stadium and one brave person to smuggle in a banner.

20,000+, to nothing, that’s what you’ve done, be proud, because none of us are?

[AllRoversGirl_]

I thought I would add my two pence to this conversation as someone in the coalition and as a fan. 

I used to love football and get excited about watching Blackburn Rovers. 

I don't anymore. Every inch of love has been taken away by a club that desperately needs help. 

Owners who don't care and continue to be absent

Senior management running the club, who do not have the capacity or understanding of what this club means to the community, fans, etc. 

More projects than the Two Ronnies 4 Candles Sketch

I've started watching rugby to fill the void. 

For people who say that we're entitled. People who say we don't ever attend matches. The list could go on

I'll make this simple. I don't want PL football.  

I want my club back.  I want to feel something for Blackburn Rovers

I want owners who care. 

Suhail Pasha and RAO Family

Your time at this football club has to end. It's nothing but short of a disaster