Are we on TV? I cannot find it on Sky or BT. Found it. We are on Sky.

Looks like no one can help you there, mate. When you come, can you bring the Swiss railway network with you to replace ours, please?

Would that have been "Lytham Kitchen" by any chance? Some years ago I saw him in the window there on a week day when he was Everton manager and wondered why he wasn't on the training ground. He wasn't smiling then. He was just normal. He was wearing what social media now call " a normal, relaxed bitch face". ?

I was surprised to see 14440 as the crowd v Sheff Utd according to BBC. Our crowd v Nottm Forest was 14440. Also on Saturday PNE had 14099 v WBA and Bolton had 14096 v Derby C. All very close but we had the biggest.

What sort of meat? Steak, steak and kidney, meat and potato, chicken balti or other?

Mowbray has been more than a manager to this club. If it weren't for him coming in and winning the total confidence of the Raos, we would be in League 2 by now. He has brought in not only better players but also reliable people to run the club as it should be run. It's work in progress. We must stick with him. One good thing about Mowbray which I didn't see from many previous managers is that he is not afraid to make changes in formation and bring on subs. We pick ourselves up, dust ourselves down and go again on Saturday.

I always look forward to these, Tony. Well done and keep them coming.

He's not the messiah. He's a very naughty boy for putting me through all that stress.?

THIS. !!! I'm 75 and I don't want my beloved Rovers to give me a heart attack.

At the Victoria ground I watched David Mail pull the mud from his studs before lashing in a penalty which gave us a 1-0 win.Was that in the 1970s?

That video is fantastic. Thanks for posting it. Gives me goose pimples watching it.

Already??? F me!

All played well as a team but I gave MOM to Dack who scored two perfectly good goals, worked hard all game and did that tricky footy which the TV keep showing. Loving being a Rovers fan at the moment.

Raya was urging the wall to move but it remained stationary so he gave up. That's what I saw. Abraham, Grealish, McGinn and Jedinak are very polished players among other good'uns at Villa. We matched them throughout and that is pleasing. I'd have settled for a point at half time. Good job we scored first otherwise we wouldn't have got the point.

So Gladwin beats Vince Grella's record easily. Not that I have anything against either of them. Grella's body just let him down. This was proved when he had to retire from playing football in Australia earlier than he should have. Gladwin looks like he may be going the same way. I hope not for his sake.

They are probably friends with Nyambe.

Surely one could get that information from the club itself. If not it's a poor do.

Why should you be getting drunk when out partying? Do you think the Spanish and French footballers don't party?

I second that. I remember it well. In 1953/54 (I think) we lost away at Lincoln 8-0. That equalled our heaviest ever defeat to Arsenal. Later that season my dad took me to Ewood in January where we gained some revenge with a 6-0 victory.

Agree entirely. It's such a pleasure to watch these two youngsters giving as good as they get and getting better and better every game. Nyambe has been developing slowly over the last twelve months and Bell is improving every game. Hope TM keeps this back four together.

This is the best Brentford team I have ever seen. All the players are tricky, fast, and know where each other is. Most of them are of foreign origin which seems the norm for London area teams and their quality is a joy to watch. Rovers did extremely well to gradually negate their efforts, nick a goal and, as the game went on, gain game superiority. Rothwell is a very exciting player. Bell is getting better and better. Mowbray's tactics were spot on. I'm delighted.

I seem to remember the Bayern Munich fans saying the same thing about Roque Santa Cruz who became a cult hero here at Ewood. We at Rovers will always give someone a chance. A professional footballer's career is very short; 10 to 15 years at best. From Rodwell's position, if he doesn't make it here he's finished. I hope Mogga is confident that Rodwell has truly had a change of attitude. We have to give him the benefit of the doubt.

It was making me very angry in the 1st half. I've paid money to watch football, not to be blinded by light with moving images and flashing. I'm surprised the referee didn't order them to be switched off; show that his authority is stronger than Sky's.

Rodwell needs a few games in the under 23s first. I think this could be a good signing. I hope his mental attitude has changed for the better now he has a new club. Welcome to the Rovers, Jack, and good luck. In Tony we trust.

Me, my son and my grandson went to the game. Grandson is a lucky charm; 4 games watched and 4 games won. A great win. Hull are surprisingly poor. All played well but my MOM, when asked, was Lenihan. Son's MOM was Danny Graham even though he was a second half sub. and even though he missed 4 scoring chances.He held the ball up so well that we finished the game on the attack.