Looks like my post did the trick and they have taken the Kean story down now.

Just post a few potentially libellous comments and it will soon be taken down. I have posted one and will be surprised once the powers that be read it, if it is still up by 5.oopm today.

I suspect that it isn't relegation by design, but more we don't care either way, from the owners. After all not one of them feel even 1% of what we do for their baby.

You are spot on and the post you were replying to there is either crassly stupid or beyond belief in terms of how naïve it is. You only need to look at Myles Anderson for starters, whose father deemed him to be good enough to play in the premier league. I don't know how much he costs the club, but I bet if that money stolen from us on that deal, was given back right now, it would save us from relegation. In addition to that, Leon Best, Danny Murphy and the likes were paid wages that they did not deserve even 10% of, just to line their agents pockets, so why a Rovers fan, would not mind who a players agent is, quite honestly beggars belief.

Not to mention John Butcher.

You were robbed, I got 5/1 on Sky Bet.

Its funny how we managed to compete and more often than not win, against much better opposition, before the Indian Chicken turned up to respect Jack's legacy.

Exactly and that's precisely why I have suggested that our biggest problem will be January. It's bad now, but wait until then and we will all be furious.

I think the big problem we have is January. With Emnes and Gallagher likely to go back to their clubs and Marshall sold, what then? We are bad enough with them, so will be worse without them. Yes there could be new faces coming in, but even if there are, what will the quality of those be?

If we do get the likely relegation, then we are likely to get some weasley words like, we will bounce back. No doubt the likes of Southampton, Norwich and Leicester will be used as examples of teams that fell to the level and are now in the premier league. It honestly would amaze me if we aren't in the fourth tier for the firs time in our history, if Venky's are still here in 3-4 years.

He is certainly saying the same thing as Kean, about relegation. Kean said no chance we will be relegated and Coyle said last week, he isn't concerned about the league position, as we will not be in the bottom 3 come the end of the season.

Don't go breaking my heart.

Reginald Kenneth Dwight making an appearance at Ewood Park, now that's a story.

And I guess that why the call it the blues.................Bar

For anyone wanting to ease the pain a little a few are still offering 2/1 and I am certain that we will be odds on after the next two games. Lump on is my advice and it might feel a touch better, but not much.

The 5/1 offered at the beginning of the season, is looking like a massive mistake by the bookies now. Because my bets always lose and also due to my refusal to buy a season ticket, I have lumped on. I promise to donate the winnings to the club/ local charity, on the proviso that is it after Venkys leave.

Patty was an animal in his younger days, fortunately he calmed down.

I have loved some of the last few posts about the eighties. I was in my late teens and early twenties and despite some of those heartbreak near misses in the play offs, the club was my life back then. It is a shame that it doesn't feel like that anymore, but no one can take away those feelings or those memories, they are simply priceless.

That brought back memories, as I think he was a member of the team that beat Palace 3-1 in the first leg of the play off final, under the old format. Unless I am mistaken, he missed the penalty that could have made it 4-1 ad we all know what followed at Selhurst Park.

I can't see that happening in 2 years tine, unless Accy have failed to get promotion by then. For the first time in our history, I think we are heading for the fourth tier. Year on year we get steadily worse and the inevitable relegation this year, could quite easily turn into another one the year after.

De nada

What length of contract was he given? If he scores a plenty up to Christmas, I will be mightily relieved.

Pitch looks nice, when are we selling it to Newcastle?

It is actually heart breaking to read this, posted by GM and goes to show we have no chance of surviving under these owners. How the authorities can allow this to continue, beggars belief.

Some posters on here, may remember the rise of Colne Dynamoes and that coincided with Burnley nearly tumbling out of the league. There were some strong rumours at the time, that Colne were going to start to play at Turf Moor had they continued with their success. I have no proof of it, but I would bet some Clarets fans left them and started to watch Colne. Back then in Division 4 they were getting gates of around 3,000 from memory. That all faded into the distance, sadly for Colne and I can only see the same happening to Stanley eventually.