Glosrover

assuming of course that he passes it.............

no-one mentioning "Waggy"? - he'd seen better days when Rovers signed him, but still had a magic left peg and a great football brain [ that his body couldn't quite keep up with}.

el Hadj Diouf - world class bad attitude and taste in bling

That’s making money, not spending it.............different mindset, different morals

Send them Charlie’s highlights videos quickly ......

Maybe the words ‘against Wycombe’ are more telling than ‘5 chances’. Time will tell, but midfielders these days need to be strong, fit, tough hombres that can also play a bit. Buckley does seem a bit frail to be a centre mid at present - but with cash tight we do really need him to live up to some of the hype.

Norman, A’marii or both??

Blimey - he must be nearly 70 now, must have looked after himself .....

Quite interesting perspective, - here's another thought, Raya is actually worth more as a Goalkeeper in what is perceived to be a successful top of the Championship side who are perceived as recruiting well, than he would be at what might be thought of as a struggling mid-table Championship side, perceived to be on the decline.

Jim Brannagan.......solid, reliable, [slow]

Jerome getting greedy?....................

He thinks he's Mistra Know-it-all........

Oh wait......this just happened in the play-off final Looking at the free-kick everything looks like it's going to be one of those you see a 100 times swung into the far post, the runners are gonna come in and then hopefully the keeper comes and punches it but the dive is comedy from David Raya. maybe there's a problem with Brentford's coaching staff too...........

he's becoming a bendictine monk and joining a monastery ..............

Odd - but I was also thinking Ken Beamish, but in a different game, in 1975 'table-topping' clash in old 3rd div versus Plymouth Argyle. I remember it being a slick flowing move ending with what seemed at the time to be an outrageous flick from Beamo [making amends for the penalty he shelled over the bar]. Rovers won 5-2 after going 2-0 down, and still reckon it was the best match atmosphere I witnessed at Ewood.

ironically that's what Utd originally thought too. He was at Manure originally before he was binned off to Hull [from where we got him]. Solkaer or his Norwegian connections must see something in him......

3 city clubs, each with bigger crowds than us, 2 of them with parachute payments for a while yet. I wonder why we can’t compete with them on either wages or transfer budgets.........

Maybe Theo Walcott......

Or a surprise gas bill just after Christmas

Nostradamus has nothing to fear!! These prophesies of doom don’t look great in retrospect, but hats off for putting it out there.......

More likely Jay Sun Lo.....

thought Ed Sheehan had been a bit low profile recently.....good effort to swap Dom Samuel for him

both past it.........

Wonder what the next 'insurance policy' might be once Dack has been sold? [other than the current directors running away from any liability] - I can't see much realisable value in the rest of the squad, or any prospects of the wages:revenue equation changing much. In the scheme of things, sale of Dack might only cover a years' worth of losses - assuming there's no sell on clause to benefit Gillingham. Maybe they should sell the naming rights to Ewood before it gets banned by the EFL, Derby, Boro', and I think WBA seem to have got away with it......

I wonder, maybe in lieu of an instalment payment for Dack’s transfer? Maybe in exchange for release from a sell-on clause? Maybe their left back is coming the other way as part of the / a deal?