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20 minutes ago, Riversider28 said:
The difference between a t-cake and a barm cake is that the barm cake is turned over part way through baking so that is flat on both sides.
This is where the term half baked comes from when referring to an idea not well thought through or someone not quite 100%.
i had a thought that was an oven bottom ? same both sides
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2 minutes ago, Mattyblue said:
Always been tea cakes here, brain must be playing tricks on you.
Ask any owd timer still residing here.
i'm an owd timer in my seventies and was told its a chip t cake by my parents, will that do
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i wonder if lenihan has been out because he said something to mowbray rather than an injury
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have you noticed somebody missing over the last few pages ? he must be on his 7 hour rest or has found the faceache group were he can mingle with likeminded people.
mowbray out ffs
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1 hour ago, tomphil said:
If any of those rumours are anywhere near the mark it's the tricky situation a lot of us predicted it might come to. Allowing a manager so much power and surrounding himself with all his mates is great when things are going ok. Soon as they aren't and you want rid there can be huge problems.
Be easy to boot them now but such are these noble and honourable football people you've no idea how many nasty spiteful things they might do. Some players might down tools ( not that it would make much difference ). Others might begin plotting exits, possibly assisted by the departing cronies....
That's why it needs a real set up getting in place ready to step in, give everybody something to cling to. Players need a reason to stay focused and a real aim for next season.
And the club as it always has under these owners desperately needs a good honest set of football administrators. Not agents or manager recommendations or part time corner shop chancers. A proper set up with the right remit.
some players may say thank fek he's gone were do i sign a new contract
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13 hours ago, Hoochie Bloochie Mama said:
He'll be remembered for getting us out of L1 at the first time of asking. Bigger clubs than us have spent many a long season down there. He'll also be remembered for establishing us back in mid table in the Championship and for signing some good players.
We all know the other side of the coin and he has absolutely took us as far as he can IMO, but let's not rewrite history. He's been good for Rovers, he's just no good for us anymore.
who will we remember again ? i forget
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27 minutes ago, WIR Second Coming said:
Here ye go... from 2.40 in - ruddy glorious!!
brings tears to your eyes
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2 minutes ago, Wovers said:
The cricket will be over by 2pm by the looks of it.
its worse than watching rovers
JUST lol
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whats the facebook crowd saying today ?
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he had to get a mention for boro in that report
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Tony Mowbray felt his side didn't quite have enough to take anything from an expensively-assembled Watford side on Wednesday night.
Mowbray's men were losers on home turf as the in form Hornets earned a 3-2 victory in East Lancashire.
Goals from Joao Pedro and Senegal international Ismaila Sarr put the visitors in command before Harvey Elliott offered Rovers a lifeline just before the break.
Xisco Munoz's team grabbed a third of the evening through Ken Sema on the hour, and although Ben Brereton pulled a goal back late on, Rovers suffered a fifth successive defeat.
But despite the loss, Mowbray felt his young team certainly held their own against a side who now sit outside the automatic promotion places on goal difference.
“We played against a very good team and we could feel their quality right from the very start," Mowbray admitted to iFollow Rovers after the game.
“They have a very experienced team when you think of [Will] Hughes, [Tom] Cleverley and [Dan] Gosling, never mind their £90m front three.
“You could feel their threat when they broke away.
“I felt we dug in and gave a good account of ourselves and we could have sneaked a draw late on as well.
“If anything, looking at the nature of the goals, it looked a bit nervy at the back from us tonight, even with the goalkeeper, who has been amazing for us this season.
“There was a little bit of uncertainty and it’s a disappointing and frustrating evening for us.
“But there were some good performances tonight from individuals. [Adam] Armstrong looked a Premier League player again, Harvey Elliott is a super talent, [Joe] Rothwell was good tonight.
“They took the points, we gave it our best shot but we fell a little bit short.”
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mowbray just got a mention on sky when they were talking about lennon resigning at celtic
they said the mowbray debacle lol
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FROM BBC SPORTS
Blackburn Rovers manager Tony Mowbray: "It was more like the way we want to play after a frustrating last few games.
"We looked like the team we've been for most of the season and we feel a bit hard done by not getting anything from the game. It just seems to be the way it's going for us at the moment.
"We needed to raise the levels after the last few games and I felt we did that. It was similar to the QPR game when we were also pretty dominant and yet lost 1-0.
"But I've told the players we will win football matches with those sort of performance levels. We have to play with that urgency and with a front-foot attitude. We had the chance with the penalty kick and I felt we'd have gone on to win it if we'd have scored."
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so whats the email addy for venkys that we are going to bombard for the sacking of mowbray
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20 minutes ago, Roverall said:
For the love of God man, GO, and take Big Steve and Mark Venus with you
do you mean maggot and penus
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1 hour ago, Mike E said:
We're always open to new members. Always.
Just sayin'
how do you join ?
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3 hours ago, arbitro said:
As many have alluded to this just kicks another of Jack Walkers investments and legacies into the long grass. That is the saddest aspect for me. Shysters like Waggott are simply disrespecting everything that Jack did for the club and town. And the owners have overseen a decade of scaling down but this is unforgivable and they are shameless, arrogant people.
What next? Melting Jacks statue down for scrap.
maybe we should be thinking of relocating jacks statue to front of town hall to keep it out of V's way
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2 hours ago, DeeCee said:
Why is Carrick in the conversation please?
dont ask me, isaw him mentioned by chaddy i think
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1 hour ago, Gavlar Somerset Rover! said:
I don't even know where to begin with this: https://t.co/3d3t8LK7RB?amp=1
why did i read that
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carrick could be kidd 2 no thanks
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3 minutes ago, Hoochie Bloochie Mama said:
Would they? Depends what his targets are as set by whoever it is that pulls the strings at Ewood.
thats mowbray who sets his own targets isnt it
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6 minutes ago, roverandout said:
Exactly. Gave souness a few months to evaluate the squad and he shipped out all the deadwood in the summer and brought in winners
its pointless comparing what happened with souness, we had proper owners and directors etc. now we have venkys who havent a clue about football and less clue how to run a football club
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mowbray is sitting down because he cant sleep standing up
ROVERS V COVENTRY 27/2/2021
in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
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no its the barmy one