Siriwan

Confirmed by the official website, he'll wear the 19.

Spanishblue, are you actually Spanish or just living here? I thought I was the only one

Thanks for the answers folks

I was going to ask what number will he wear, but just saw ir on the official website: his old 8. A good candidate of being a fans's favourite in terms of shirts sold, isn't he? Edit: Now we have two Nº8 according to our website. Will Savage let Dunny wear his old number?

Great news! A former local hero and finally a lad who'll feel proud of wearing the blue and white. That's important to me.

I'm pretty confident this is gonna be the season in which Galy will explode and settle at Rovers. He has the skills and it seems finally the body and maturity to succeed in the Premiership, only needs confidence and playing time. I think it's now or never for him, this season, in a Rovers shirt.

Peter MOTM!

Tooooo early, but... now i wouldn't see a tragedy if we sell MGP some day

Is it true? Any link?

I just wrote a reply on the "we need a hero" thread and i said Gally can be our hero but he needs to come back stronger and with more regulariry in his games, no matter if he plays 30 or 90 minutes. I'm glad he performs well for Stoke, he's my favourite Rovers player in the current team and last season i was sad he couldn't show the quality he has. I always support local lads -i know he's scot but you know what i mean, home-grown- and i expect a terribly good partnership (Garner + Gally, the double "G") for Rovers in the future.

That one is better: Athletic de Bilbao 2nd kit. They wear this kit cause those were their colours from 1902 to 1910 due to the admiration they had for Rovers at that time, before switching to their current colors: red and white stripes, black shorts.

Athletic de Bilbao Arenas de Getxo (a small town near Bilbao where i lived, a very important club one day and now on third division). River Plate Celtic Eintracht Frankfurt

No Rovers players in the match, but Spain 14 - San Marino 0.

You forgot Spain v San Marino

This is a great rule IMO. It will help to level the league as the top clubs won't be able to sign as many foreigners as they want and we'll be ready to return to European competitions without making any changes on the roster. Our wonderful academy has to show it's benefits... Look at the extreme examples of treating the Academy in football, as it appears in the Spanish version of the article: Belgian club Beveren has a 21-men squad, of which 16 come from Ivory Coast Athletic de Bilbao has fielded 27 players this season, of which 21 came from the Academy (Do you imagine a 21-from-27 squad players from Lancashire?).