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Ninjathunder

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  1. All three goals from individual errors. Just a shame that we made two of them (actually Micky made two for the first one).

    Although for me Bentley had his best game in a Rovers shirt, if ever there was an example of why we need a new striker than tonight's game was it. Kuqi could have played for another 6 weeks and he wouldn't have done a thing. I can't fault his work-rate or the crucial goals he's scored but he simply isn't good enough to cut it in games such as this against quality opposition. United were there for the taking tonight and a little more cutting edge up front could have seen us at least take the game to extra time.

  2. Fantastic day out. Great win, great support from the fans who sang their hearts out. Never watched a match from such a distance - was it only me who couldn't seem to make out who was who?

    Just for fun we went to watch the "Souness out" protests outside the ground, centred around the exit where the Rovers' coach was waiting. Saw Dickov come out of the ground with his arm in a sling. Didn't look good.

  3. I'm not picking on you, I'm just taking it as an example.  Perhaps I've misinterpreted what you've said, but,

    I'll never understand this desire to drink before a game.  Sure, have a drink while chatting in a pub, but if there's no pub available, then so be it.  But "having" to drink cans on a train?  I just don't understand...

    Going up to Blackburn from Preston on the train, there were a load of guys drinking cans and bottles on the train.  They were loud, obnoxious, tipsy, if not drunk and were quite threatening to be around.  Likewise, a lot of youngsters were also drunk and threatening.

    Now while not all people who drink before a game get drunk or become abusive, this drinking that is rightly associated with football is, in my opinion, what puts so many people off the sport.  I know a lot of people who view football fans as drunk hooligans and I think it is a major problem for the game.

    I'm also against drinking on the train because of all the rubbish that gets left over.

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    I think you are misinterpreting. I would like to have a couple of beers with a friend of mine I have not seen since the Leeds cup game. We are both responsible parents now and frown on lager louts. However, if the good folk of GNER are prepared to sell to me a can of beer from their buffet car, then I may take them up on the offer.

    I promise to behave responsibly for you and will not be wearing colours. I trust this has reassured you regarding my behaviour.

  4. As a free agent without a contract, I think he can sign within the window.

    He can but don't you mean 'outside the window'? Usually transfers do take place within the window.

    To be honest I'm having trouble visualising which side of the window we're talking about. I wonder which way it opens?

  5. but if it is true then it is his own fault and that will ultimately be the end of his career.

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    As indeed it was the beginnning of the end for Tyson after he was convicted for rape but in that case you've gone on record on this messageboard as saying it was the fault of his victim. What's the difference?

    EDIT - shouldn't this thread be in ICBINF?

  6. Given that Blackburn has a large ethnic minority population and East lancashire has a whole, i would like to know what the club are doing to attract more of these people?

    Yes. East Lancs does have a large 'ethnic' population. Maybe the club should offer them tickets at exactly the same price as everyone else. smile.gif

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    I was thinking about this and came up with an idea. Now it may seem stupid, but we may as well put any kinda ideas down on paper. Anyway, my idea....

    Its obvious that the majority of asian kids prefer cricket to football. Now, thats not racist, sterotyping, generalising, its just plain fact. However, what about the idea of having a joint football season ticket at Ewood and a season ticket at Old trafford (cricket). Obviously we would need to talk with lancs ccc, and im sure that it would take a good deal of sorting out, but why not? I think both sides would benifit as cricket can be watched in the summer and football in the winter. Now, i dunno how much a lancs ccc s/t is, but say its £250 at lancs and £400 at Ewood, we could offer a joint s/t for a whole calander yr for say £550, a saving of £100.

    I know its sounds weird, but what do people think about the idea. We gotta try something ffs!! tinykit.gif

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    I really can't see how this would encourage more people to come to Ewood. It's not as if we would be tapping into a huge resource of season ticket holders at LCCC. All the club can do IMO is reach out to everyone in the local area; getting involved at with local schools to promote Rovers and encourage people from every background to come to the club.

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