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  1. 30 minutes ago, AllRoverAsia said:

    The game is on Sky and also being broadcast in many overseas locations.

    It appears it will not be on Rovers TV. 

    I don't know about those places not carrying it on local TV, so called dark countries.

    I live in one but no worries Rovers, I'll be watching live. Thank you Google.

    Thats the only downside to Rovers TV and paying for the season. Any game being shown live anywhere is not included, so it means paying extra for it.

    That said, the season pass is still decent value, and I am happy to pay for it and still pay for a ticket to go, when I am in the UK.

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  2. Thank goodness for the points. I will take a poor performance and a win any time, over a good one and a defeat. We were poor and can hardly say as fans that it was an enjoyable match.

    Hope we can turn in a similar display to the Blackpool game, on Tuesday and I think we need to give Adam Wharton his head, as he should have either held on to the shirt, or at least made the bench, after the Blackpool game. Maybe the Bristol City defeat cost him his place, but others were worse in that match.

  3. 3 hours ago, 1864roverite said:

    I think you rally need to understand this point, its very clear - THE PLAYERS REFUSED TO SIGN DEALS OFFERED TO THEM !

    Rothwell wanted out for over 12 months because of his WAG.

    Nyambe - came crawling back once it was clear he want going to the PL, agreed a deal and went back on those terms hence the club withdrew the offer - he now finds himself at might Wiggin earning no more cash than he was already on at Ewood and without a signing on fee (his deal was 12 months and he didnt get one!).

    Lenihan - huffed and puffed over 2 years, again, believing he was premier league bound and finally got an offer he was agreeable to but opted to sign for the huge club that is Boro as they appeared to fit in with his PL ambition. Look where he is??

    Interesting especially that Nayambe didn’t get a signing on fee. Players certainly take a chance when turning down the offer of a new deal down and clearly they sometimes backfire.

  4. 35 minutes ago, S8 & Blue said:

    From what I've heard, JDT subscribes to the Brian Clough idea (I think it was) that running with the ball is a hell of a lot slower than passing it accurately. I'm sure he said in one post match interview that we were running with the ball too much.

    Of course it's exciting when a player drives on and commits midfielders but it's not always the most effective strategy for a CM.

    There is more ways of skinning a cat and all that and if we keep on skinning them, I am happy to play with no player running at the defence.

    Some great passing and moving in a few games so far and I do enjoy that type of football.

  5. 3 hours ago, bluebruce said:

    The noises from Cov suggest Hyam didn't push for a move at all, and that the club almost foisted it on him. Meanwhile, Lenihan was very much wanted here but decided he wanted to be elsewhere. Funny how differently their form and fortune has been, you'd expect it the other way round based on whether they got what they wanted (I worried Hyam might not be motivated here but it doesn't seem to be the case).

    Hyam certainly celebrated his goal like he wanted to be here. I get the impression, this is a team that look after each other and will have welcomed him with open arms. Very happy with him so far. 

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  6. If I was in charge at Sunderland I read this, I would dismiss him immediately. If he can do that once, he can do it again. Imagine if Boro want one of their players, or a member of staff, or even a nice comfortable victory, can he be trusted to act in the best interests of the club who pay his wages?

    This needs reporting to the powers that be, as it is as close to manipulation and abuse of power as you can get and is corporate negligence in my view.

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  7. 1 hour ago, oldjamfan1 said:

    Micky is a really lovely bloke. Hard as fucking nails and deadly with free kicks on the edge of the box. Howard Kendall loved him.

     

    Paul another great lad. Sadly passed away at a young age. Was fond of a Leavers pie or two (as well as a few pints). Those last two sentences may be connected ...

    I remember a Speight goal V Sheffield Wednesday that was on TV. Being a Sheffield lad and a blade, he was made up and was beaming broadly when they interviewed him on the TV post match.

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  8. 3 minutes ago, roversfan99 said:

    Allowing more assets to run their contracts down isn't a sustainable way for a Championship club with our resources to develop and grow.

    The signs are there with the Buckley extended deal last week, that we are protecting our assets a bit better.

    Hopefully Greg was brought in to address that as well as bringing in new players too.

  9. 1 hour ago, tomphil said:

    WLWL etc is frustrating but iv'e always thought it's better than draw draw draw and celebrating the 'unbeaten' run.

    It's clearly going to be one of those seasons so to hear some people throwing in the towel already is a bit pathetic to say the least.

    Absolutely.

    Three draws in a row and 1 win and two defeats, yields the same points tally, but if feels horrible losing the two. Obviously like every other football fan, I hate my team losing, but with a win on Saturday, I will be content with the start.

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