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Mowbray left Coventry after a awful run a bit like coyle they went down to league two same season as we went down to league one
We should have stayed up but at times we were too cautious under Mowbray and down we went the diffence this season is we had a cracking start and there are some poor sides at the bottom
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Just now, Tom said:
Well we didn’t expect this
Team News: SEVEN #Rovers changes, including first starts of the season for Ben Brereton and Lewis Travis. Bradley Dack on the bench.
Matchday Live: bit.ly/2RiEQA1
Dack and Graham dropped unbelievable defeat here and questions need to be asked about Mowbray
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5 hours ago, Admiral Nelsen said:
Let's see, but I can see that being surprisingly well attended after a disappointing following at Leeds. Combination of cheaper (if not exactly cheap) tickets, new ground for many, still most people off, better trains running etc.
Not a New ground for many and train strike still on
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51 minutes ago, tomphil said:
I'd hate to see the team in another 2 seasons time almost the same as it is now.
Getting batteref in two derby's isn't were we want to be
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8 hours ago, Sparks Rover said:
Superior supporter, superior husband and superior Funster.......what a guy!
He's a legend in his own fork lift
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Just now, Scotland1 said:
Who scouted Bereton? Nicko said he was offered by an agent?
Quelle surprise a Forest fan said exactly the same..
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2 minutes ago, Paul said:
For the past 25 years or more the strategy has been to encourage and reward ST holders with very competitive pricing.
I would have thought that obvious. How one views it's success or otherwise is up for debate. One view would be we appear to have a high proportion of our match day crowd who are ST holders suggesting the strategy works.
It hasn't worked this season rovers shouldn't have increased ST prices and should have rode the wave of optimism
We don't have a big catchment area we also have the sky factor and Before we start on the demographics of the town argument BwD is a very low paid area whoever is the CEO has to do their homework like John Williams did obviously waggott is going for small profit gains before he moves on
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20 hours ago, Tyrone Shoelaces said:
Has he got more goals than Dack ?
In his career an awful lot more
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14 minutes ago, blueboy3333 said:
True. Good goal scorer though.
Something we lack
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21 hours ago, chaddyrovers said:
Is on Sky red button?
Yes every championship game is unless it's a Saturday 3pm KO
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1 hour ago, chaddyrovers said:
Very pleased Swansea won at Millwall. Cant stand Harris or Millwall.
I wouldn't be surprise if Bruce is sack but they did recently back him so why not get until the next break in the season in October
Harris is a Millwall legend I bet he's bothered about the likes of you on a forum.. The Swansea win puts us down in the league are you celebrating this...
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22 minutes ago, Lancaster Rover said:
Chaddy recommended him in 2016 when he was playing for Anderlecht..........................
Chaddy couldn't recommend a good chip shop...
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26 minutes ago, islander200 said:
Stuart it's only this season he hasn't been starting, Karanka doesn't fancy him doesn't make him a bad player does it?
Karanka wasn't a fan of Rhodes either a player I know you rate.
On would I expect him to come in and start banging them in or be our undisputed no 1 striker from the get go?No but I think he has great potential and would eventually be.
Mowbray has spoken about it taking 3 or 4 Windows to get a squad together capable of putting in a sustained challenge for promotion,Brereton is being brought in with one eye on the future.
We have been told by the club and Mowbray that they are hoping to bring 3 or 4 in, if that's the case then i'l be happy and excited with the Brereton signing.
If we only brought Brereton in for 8 million and nobody else then I would be scratching my head as i would feel the money would have been better used spread out
Karanka doesn't fancy him doesnt make him a bad player or a bad manager.. Karanka got Rhodes to get them over the line of which he did that was the only reason he wanted him imo Rhodes then lost confidence but now he's scoring again for Norwich even though he missed a penalty last week..
Now 8 million for potential is a lot if as it seems we haven't much more for manoeuvre or the deal would have been done so it's a gamble
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1 hour ago, Swanson said:
McGinn with another assist.
one we should have pushed the boat out for
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1 hour ago, Biz said:
I don’t think it’s been very good, but I’m not stupid enough to think giving Lenihan, Dack and a few others new contracts and adding some young potential and quality in three signings is “the worst in recent memory”.
I would suggest you get a grip.
Grow up biz..
You started with the calling comments
Just try and enjoy the rest of the season.. If you go that is ??
BTW As for giving new improved contracts if Rovers didn't their agents would have been touring em about and trying to get them a better deal elsewhere.. That is a modern day football fact
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16 minutes ago, Biz said:
Agree we could’ve used some quality and depth but you can’t really suggest this summer is worse than hiring Coyle, signing Stokes, Greer, Feeney and Wes Brown - whilst loaning a load of premier league players (only a couple any good) and selling Hanley and Duffy?
Last season we had to replace almost half the squad. Losing some quality too like Mahoney. We also had a league one budget - all the signings costing less than Armstrong’s fee.
So, right mind or a poor memory?
Mahoney was never going to sign as he was offered a pittance by Rovers
The hiring of Coyle was nothing to do with transfers look who we should have had and were are Cardiff now ??
Biz is you think this summers transfer window has been good than you are talking biz..
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2 minutes ago, Wing Wizard Windy Miller said:
This.
Positive season last year and we've failed to build on it. Firstly the late release of STs, then the price increase of STs, followed by talk of exciting players and good budgets, followed by failure to deliver them. Unable to win either of our first 2 games on the pitch. All of this means we are pretty much back at square one in terms of attracting supporters back.
Going to need a lucky cup run or something to get people back though the door now.
With regards to Saturday's attendance, a lot of people are on holiday and Millwall may put a few off. Thought 13k plus wasn't bad tbh.
I went down for a couple of extra tickets as a favour on Saturday morning as ST holder and 1875 got a £3 discount per ticket as the family I purchased em for don't live local and after 12 would face the matchday-ticket increase. quite a healthy queue so was hoping for a crowd topping the 15k mark unfortunately this didn't happen as you rightly pointed out people are still on holiday but the clubs pricing structure isn't helping to attract more fans back to Ewood as another poster pointed out it seems waggott has gone for short term gain
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34 minutes ago, Biz said:
How on earth could anyone in their right mind call this summer “worst summer transfer window for some time”..
Do you remember last year when we had to replace 12 players after dropping into the third division?
How about the year before when we sold our two best centrebacks?
I could go on, but I’m not going to. Try thinking before you speak because anyone with an ounce of sense couldn’t say keeping our best players, extending their deals and adding some potential (Armstrong, Davenport and Rothwell) is one of the “worst” in recent memory.
Underwhelming perhaps.
Right mind lol... Nice insult
The point being is the side is in need of quality for competition for places as anyone knows we are very light up top and even though midfield is well stocked we need better
As far as the relegation to league one transfer window we kept our better players and brought in Dack the season before we brought in pure quality with Mulgrew so biz you are talking biz Imho
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A lot of frustration is its been the worst summer transfer window for some time when the squad clearly needs building on especially when TM wanted signings done early on
On another note the attendance was pretty disappointing newly promoted and a nice day.. The feel good factor from the end of last season seems to have evaporated when the Club should have built on it
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11 minutes ago, chaddyrovers said:
I'm pleased with the signings he made. Armstrong at 1.75 million pounds with adds ons rising to 3 mil is a bargain and steal. Palmer is good loan signing and Davenport should be very good signing.
Would I like another striker, winger and centre back? of course but we could do that during the loan window.
I totally agree Neal, the lack of faith in Mowbray is very sadly and very pathetic to see. And this love in for Ipswich and Hurst I just don't get at all. Only Edwards I would have taken.
Here is a list of Championship transfers
https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/championship/transfers/wettbewerb/GB2
quelle surprise your pleased............chadometer needs bringing back
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Very poor transfer window
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I'm still hopeful till 5pm but it is looking like the Mcginn link and the 4 mill for freeman is smokes and mirrors and we'll end up with a couple of loans later on whom nobody wants
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34 minutes ago, CambridgeRover said:
Spend 2.5 on maddison and 3+ on McGinn and that is money well spent.
Mcginn has had talks with Brighton

Mowbray’s Future
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I think TM has been very shrewd in getting his own men in position a void was spotted in the club but at the end of the day it's a results driven business and you can bet your bottom dollar a few advisors will be looking to take advantage of venkys again