I dread to think what will happen if there are.

The first thing I remember about my class at school and discussing football as a 7 year old, was quite a few asking, why I was a Rovers fan, when we were in the lower reaches of the third division. My stock reply was, it’s our local club and given our school was slap bang in the middle of Blackburn, stuck with that forever. We had a mixture of Liverpool, Leeds, Man United and City “fans” and I was probably one of only two Rovers fans. The big thing for me, was not a single one of them, had even been to a home game to support “their” team, where as I never missed a home game. I am sure there were reasons why we had a mixture of other fans, but I will always believe that unless you are influenced by a close friend or family member, choosing a team, who are doing well and jumping on the band wagon, is one of the worst reasons, I can think of.

Their manager earned his corn for sure with the adjustments he made at half time.

Fair enough

Funny how we see things differently. I thought he was abysmal and the two attacks that broke down, due to him being way offside, made me wonder if he even knows the offside rule.

I honestly don’t think Guye belongs on a football pitch.

He made up for the miss with that to be fair.

I think you have to give Pears credit there. He stood up well and timed the challenge to perfection

Water the beer down.

That’s life!!

He only agreed to a meeting with WATR as they were about to go public with a vote of no confidence in the ownership. It seems to have calmed things down for now.

It could have been a good time to get out of his temporary post though. MU 0 the mighty Bournemouth 3

All the best SC. Always nice to think of the nice Christmases spent with family, when thinking of the loved ones we have lost. I had to say goodbye to my Dad on Christmas Eve, as that was the day of his funeral 16 years ago on Tuesday. Never an easy time, but thinking of the good memories helps.

A game lacking in quality and just a shame we conceded so late. When I saw 8 added, I did wonder if we could hold on with 10. Disappointing as that is, I would have taken anyone to task, has they said we would win 6 out of the last 7. We are in the top 6 at Christmas, which is a real achievement, but the big question now is, can we kick on?

Surely that's got to be a fix, as he is shit isn't he?

It simply has to be a wind up. Tronstad oozes class and his first half performance was as perfect for that role, as anything anyone will see this weekend.

Another performance where he broke lots up and he was in the right place at the right time again. Two excellent balls to the right channel in the first half too

I see that Tronstad fella was shit again today. 🤣

It would be much easier no if he just came out and admitted he was wrong. I did not fancy this manager one bit, but I can now happily admit, I was wrong. It isn’t difficult, especially when it’s nice to be proven wrong.

It’s a great feeling waking up this morning, thinking of Rovers and yet another narrow victory. It was a poor game, but I thought we were better in the second half and deserved the win. The ball was literally given away by both teams, almost every other touch and was certainly not a game for the purist. For anyone thinking Tronstad is poor, take him out of that team and no way do we keep as many clean sheets. He reads the game better than anyone in the side and although his performance last night, was perhaps not quite as good as some, his 8 in the LT is about right and he is certainly Mr reliable. I personally don’t care, who signed him, as we have a gem.

Last season.

There have been many final straws. It will be a shrug of the shoulders and a statement to say, we can’t change the past, but the owners are great people and fully committed. Some supporters no doubt will stop listening to it, but some will get behind the lads regardless. Rinse and repeat.

Free beer all round, sounds good to me.

I think he’s just on the wind up for some reason, or he is trying to cover his tracks for some total miss understanding of football. Look back at what he said about Tronstad after the match on Wednesday, suggesting he couldn’t be very good, as he was part of the team that nearly got relegated, but then contradicted that one, with his opinion on Pears. He seems to be unable to judge what’s going on in front of his eyes, or like I say, he is on the wind up.