Going from strength to strength and will be well set up for the PL. Proof that "smaller" clubs can attract professionals willing to spend for success.

Yes, me too, but just the one time so back to it ... to year end ... hmmmm, I hope.

Thanks, top lad.

So, you just delete and give no chance to move? Thanks a lot.

https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/24195925.independent-regulator-affect-championship-sides/

The club have Shadow Man who has open direct access to the Raos. I do not believe that those at the club were still awaiting approval from India. At best the signings were pulled last minute under orders from India. At worst they were never happening, just smoke and mirrors. The cover up was also wasting monies in appeals just to fecking cover up. This time GB has, quite rightly, not taken overall responsibility and has not been allowed as yet to give his transfer window review. A fecking circus run by crooked clowns.

All 3 got lucky and dodged a bullet. Brierley got a 3 year contract at PL club Brentford. O'Brien on loan at Boro is still on a PL contract with Forest until 2026. Maguire is on contract at Orlando until the end of this year. Rovers alleged they were going to try again, yeah, right. Edit: Undav, who we were allegedly after in Jan 2023, but who alledgedly changed his mind is still on contract at Brighton until 2026, currently loaned to VfB Stuttgart and scoring goals and making assists for fun. He's just been called up into the German national squad for their 2 friendlies v France and Netherlands. He didn't dodge a bullet, he dodged a

Yes, if we lose to the top four make sure it's not by too many. I think we can take a point of Soton but not Ipswich, Leeds or Leicester as it's going all the way at the very top.

But not quite as much as the wins under JDT and the 1:win under Johnson. Unless JE improves his win ratio ..... BUT every single point that we do gain makes the task of the teams below us more difficult.

We have 42 points now. Over the previous 10 seasons 42 points would mean safety in 6 of those seasons. The above is what happened after any penalty points were applied. However, and to clarify, if NO penalty points had applied over those 10 seasons then 42 points meant safety 5 times out of 10. 46 points would mean safety 7 out of 10 times. In the other 3 you needed a max of 52 to ensure safety. GD has been ignored. So, we may be safe already or we may not. I have no fecking idea. BUT surely we can get at least 4 more points from the remaining games to increase our chances of staying up, or rather of postponing our relegation at least for another season.

If. the ref had not produced the second yellow he would have been sanctioned by the ref police. It was a game decided by schoolboy errors by Nunez and then Elliott. Liverpool coasted in the 2nd half, totally dominated and thought they had already won the game and tried to walk and pass the ball into goal. They were wrong. There being lots of goals doesn't make it a great game of football Has conceding goals for fun become the norm.

Yes, relegation will come soon enough under these charlatans.

6 points in our final 8 games would likely leave us safe on 48 points. The points needed to be safe in the previous 5 seasons were 41, 49, 44, 38 and 45. The problem is where are the points coming from.

Being a fan of neither I take no pleasure in MU winning but I do take pleasure from Liverpool chucking it away. Anyway City will win the Final in a game I doubt I will watch unless Coventry get there.

That should be an OG with that amount of deflection. The shot was on target but going to the keepers left before deflection gave him no chance.

Liverpool spent the 2nd half playing walking football and trying to pass the ball into the net. They let MU back into the game and should have lost with the last kick by Rashford. I fancy MU to score another so Liverpool need to buck their ideas up, quickly

If only I was proficient at PhotoShop then the only decision would be who, Shadow or Bling...

I actually did laugh but admire the spunk of the lad after that awful penalty. I expected Palmer to take it and score.

Yes, Forss missed a very good chance, also McGree and then the crossbar saved us. Boro has the better chances. A point earned, not 2 points lost, against a decent side in an away game should be a confidence boost for the tough schedule ahead.

I gave up on that game as soon as City went 2 up. Wolves v Coventry was good TV and pleased that it wasn't decided by Simms dodgy first goal.

And for Rovers fans: ....And Justice for All

I can't get past the 1983 studio album....

A good point. If other scores hold we move up to 17th. We road our luck a bit but good effort although Brittain was away with the fairies and the subs, Dolan apart, were a hindrance.

Stroud, no words can express my opinion on this piece of dog excretement.

Other scores at HT going out way so far.