I think we can safely say that the Tronstad one has now been put to bed. He was, in my opinion, deservedly voted player of the season and I know we all see things differently, but I think even the opinion of the poster who said what he did about him, would perhaps concede, so of it was either tongue in cheek, or a touch harsh.

I am a fan of his and for the amount we paid, think he is well worthy of the "We got this one right" tag.

I just checked and the odds on that sequence of results is 11.33/1. Ask yourself if you would risk £100 on that and the suggestion that it is nailed on, then seems to be one that makes less sense.

I honestly don't think he is worth much more than that, to be honest and can imagine a signing on fee and a similar wage, or slightly ,more, is likely to tempt him to move. Perhaps a fee similar to a signing on fee available elsewhere and £10k per week, is the limit and a take it or leave it offer.

I fully agree and this always leads me back to the same question. Why have they never considered selling the club, or even listening to offers? I have my theory on that one and would be surprised if they would really want anyone carrying out a deep dive into the financial mechanics of the business. The no smoke without fire analogy always comes to mind too and if the are being investigate on their own count by ED then, that tells me that there is plenty of smoke, blowing around.

My job involves dealing with income and I would say over 90% of people I deal with, who are self- Employed or run their own Limited company, admit to manipulating or not declaring, all of their income.

Spot on.

I honestly don't believe for one minute that the players and manager, care like the supporters do, about getting one over on our local rivals. Does anyone really think, that Scot Parker wouldn't prefer to have a Championship winners CV above, handing Millwall 3 points to spit us? Yes, there is the odd exception in both camps, buy by and large the players and manager will remain professional and will be trying to win on Saturday, I am pretty much certain, of that.

To make matters worse, a mate of mine converted his penalty for the Blafes, who then played their rivals at Wembley in the semis.

I know. So the lose to Leeds then draw V PNE and we can finish above them

There needs to be a 4 goal swing potentially, so we need Leeds to win handsomely

No way will they do that, when the title is at stake.

I thought it was in, he hit the ball sweetly and was unlucky to see it go narrowly wide.

He is for me, quite rightly the player of the season. It is no coincidence, how much we struggled, when he was either out injured or not 100% fit. His two goals V Millwall were a bonus, as for me, it’s his covering qualities and protection he offers the back 4 that are his real strengths. I can’t think of a better player in the Championship, who does that, although I do concede, my Rovers bias.

A draw is fine in the Boro game, so long as we win and our local neighbours don’t let us down.

We have to just go to Bramhall Lane and win. It’s quite incredible that we are still in with a chance, going into the last game, despite the shenanigans. I would much rather have this tingling of excitement about the game, than have nothing riding on it and us just playing the season out. I will be in Spain, watching on Rovers TV as usual and definitely have my lucky underpants on.

They won’t lose to us on purpose, to try and get us in the play offs and there is a chance we could finish fifth. I am pretty sure they will rest a few, but will definitely not roll over.

It’s a lot more likely we finish 6th than 5th if we do beat them, so that’s correct. I do think they will rest a few like they did yesterday, but still a tough game.

Thats right. We have to win both and hope Coventry don’t win today or V Boro next week. A draw for them or a defeat, makes no difference

It seems 8 people on here out of 334 who voted, don’t back it, so a minute, number, but some, none the less. Not everyone is up for a confrontation, I guess, but no one can back this regime for certain, who cares about the club.

Plenty of rope given to him here, so well done. We seem to be nothing but a laughing stock and the latest podcast, hammers that home loud and clear. Inspector Clouseau is our CEO in waiting, ready willing and able to replace the current incumbent, Basil fawlty. With the head of stadium maintenance one Rupert Rigsby, it’s turning into a right carry on. It ain’t half hot mum at the club right now, so what could go wrong. Nurse please help!!!!

I did hear that, but was a bit worried about posting anything, after a cock up I posted earlier this week. Its great that he is, as I think he is a real gem of a contributor to the fight back that we are seeing with you and the coalition. I E Mailed him the anonymous booklet printed a few years ago, as some of the material he has quoted was also in there. No one still seems to know, who authored that. It is a quality publication and it has crossed my mind, that Rory could be the author, but apparently not.

This guy is dynamite

I believe the minutes are due out this week and the answer was given to numbers sold, in that meeting. I think 1,000 at best at that point, but maybe some have been sold since and before Gestede out his size 9 in.