That film-"Rattle of a simple man"...

I remember a quote on here from a couple of years ago, which made me shudder. "They are still here..."

The problem is that your last sentence could have applied to so many appointments in the last 15 years..

Call me Ismael!

Fantastic cover. Wonderful film.. Now I can't help thinking about Rovers getting relegated to the tune of Raglan Road!

Well done.! You got so much across on behalf of all of us...

Very impressed

Great post

Yes, they do. The Trust did have to walk a bit of a tightrope in trying to get some strategic engagement. I am sure they were aware that the danger always lay in the club using the Trust to bolster the illusion of normality etc. I think it is clear that Waggott and Suhail not only failed to honour their agreement with the Trust, but tried to use the Trust as an alibi, as soon they began to feel the heat. Well, Messrs Waggott and Shaikh-to use Rory's phrase.-" We don't trust you"...however disappointed you are in us !

Lol "We had a discooshun." Well, did you indeed?!

I live behind the grassy knoll...

Well, it could be an unintentional slip, in view of rumours about failure to pay wages? A points deduction would certainly put us at risk of relegation, given our awful form...

Well said. I think Glen's current group has the right strategy. Don't make any claim that cannot be substantiated, Meanwhile, other forms of protest can have a bit of fun...

The statement has all the politeness and skill of a family therapist with the central challenge forking electricity..Brilliantly done. Thanks to all for your hard work.

Well done, Glen. I am out of the country, so I am only just catching up. This is so encouraging.

So, if not for JDT, Adam wouldn't have developed into such a good player....Hmmm

........" Elon Musk is blue and white. He hates Burnley!"

Not one honest attempt in 13 years.. A charade!

F*** Hell..Talk about "start again" syndrome! Do they really think we are all too thick to see that there is a pattern of managed failure?

Tell them to fck off!

I guess the only possible plus would be the public airing of specific, pointed questions. Very unlikely that the answers will be particularly illuminating!

I was there. I couldn't get a ticket with our own fans. Staff from one of our Liverpool services lent me two season tickets, so we were on the side -where Ripley crossed for Shearer. I wore a Rovers shirt -with a Liverpool cap! There were several other Rovers fans in the same area. I can clearly remember scouse voices saying, "You're gonna do it.!" Then Redknapp's goal... At the end, I know I teared up, as I watched at all my fellow Rovers fans celebrating behind the goal. I was thinking "This is for Bristol '81 and Palace '89. But, in truth, it was like being in limbo. I was stuck in the wrong part of the ground , aching to be with the Rovers contingent behind the goal...

He has clearly headed too many balls, if he thinks any of us believe a single word he says!

And don't forget "Be careful what you wish for!"

Yeah, JB is right about past attempts, but I wouldn't dismiss it. After all, it looks like the Modi government is on their (adjourned) case these days