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  1. Wharton was my MoM, he did exactly what we needed and was dominant and aggressive. I like the new lads, the Viking isn’t easily knocked off the ball (unlike Ohashi), Miller is gonna be a fan favourite and Morishita finished well. Tavares was the only disappointment I think.
  2. From Google Gemini: Based on available data, Blackburn Rovers' wage bill is significantly lower than the average for a Championship club. Here's a breakdown of the key points: * Below-average wage bill: For the 2023-2024 season, Blackburn's total wage bill was around £25.4 million. This was well below the Championship average of £38.1 million. * Ranking among Championship clubs: Reports for the 2024-2025 season indicate that Blackburn Rovers' weekly wage bill of £234,000 ranks 17th among the 24 teams in the league. This places them among the lower-paying clubs in the Championship. * Individual player salaries: For context, the average Championship player wage is around £10,000 a week, but top earners at other clubs can make significantly more, especially those with parachute payments from the Premier League. * Impact of financial strategy: Blackburn's financial model appears to be more cautious. Their staff costs, including wages, were the seventh lowest in the league in the 2023-24 season. The club has also generated significant income from player sales, such as the transfer of Adam Wharton to Crystal Palace, which helps offset their expenses. This suggests a strategy of relying on player development and sales rather than high-spending on wages. In conclusion, Blackburn Rovers do not pay the "going rate" in wages for a Championship club if the "going rate" is considered to be the league average. Their wage bill is consistently in the lower half of the division, reflecting a more fiscally conservative approach compared to many of their rivals, particularly those with parachute payments.
  3. Very nice! Cantwell ran the show and makes Hedges look a player. (Usually Ryan has me screaming abuse at the telly!) I like Alebiosu…..good replacement…..I remember how long it took Brittain to find his feet. Ohashi may work hard but there’s little result….he’s too easily nudged off the ball. Gueye isn’t the answer upfront either……..new striker please. I know many are sad to see Travis go but I’m not one of them. He rarely scores, has no guile….prefers the back pass and can be relied upon to give a niggly foul or 2 in dangerous positions. Tavares looks better and Tronstad was excellent again today. So was McLouglin. Ribeiro and Hyam were ok. Hull were poor mind. Kargbo, Henriksson (and Miller) are works in progress but De Neve ……not so sure about.
  4. Early bird seasonal pass is on sale until 4 August at 140 pounds.
  5. Still no news about yearly pass?
  6. They haven’t had a shot either! Nowt to beat!
  7. Same old. No danger going forward. Cantwell ineffective and doesn’t look up for it. How many corners is that where the opposition goal was never in danger? Dolan, who i love to hate, has been the stand out player so far. Baker disappointing…his forward passes (all but one) have been poor.
  8. Terrible watch so far. Gueye offering little, he panics every time he has a shooting opportunity. Cantwell unable to influence the game. Duberry has been the main man with some great drives into the box. The defence has been good except when Hull decided to pressurize our “passing out from the back” tactics. Defenders have put Pears under pressure and he was struggling to get the ball away! He had to make a great save to redeem himself after one poor pass out! It’s hard to see where a goal is coming from!
  9. Batth was determined….in a similar way to Gueye……when he scored his famous headed goal!
  10. Let’s agree to disagree. When did Hedges go off? I’m no fan of his but he was protecting Beck effectively in the first half. Beck was exposed several times in the 2nd half…..where was Hedges? I don’t think he was taken off until after their second……so what happened?
  11. I did. The ball bobbled around off his knees and he was lucky to retain the ball…..his last touch was excellent I admit.
  12. Batth I think. It was a massive effort….Gueye wasn’t getting there!
  13. Sorry Rev. He missed a sitter, skied another chance and, when we were in good positions, his pass was too hard or too short. He tries hard but he is a poor footballer.
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