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Everything posted by Dreams of 1995
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I hope this link will work - not a lot of you will have instagram so I do apologise But take a look at this bar in LA last night and its coverage of the Utd game https://www.instagram.com/reel/C-w08QqoKiG/?igsh=MXU4MGJxMXVycjRzNA== https://www.facebook.com/share/r/Cz47cAcTSmFasgNp/?mibextid=WC7FNe If you haven’t got social media I am sorry but I couldn’t find it online it’s like you are actually there! Incredible footage
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The England Team - all the news, views…
Dreams of 1995 replied to roverandout's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
😂😂 It can’t be none ending when it ended And it can’t be circular, because we ended with an agreement Behave yourself before I set Eddie on you -
Yeah, in hindsight we haven’t made good business decisions on player trading. Which is remarkable for a club that has brought in around £40m in recent years I could understand the Brereton case somewhat. We were sat in a good position in that Jan market - league wise - and out of the around £8m supposedly on offer we’d have had very little to reinvest. The gamble may have worked The rest, just poor ownership imo
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The England Team - all the news, views…
Dreams of 1995 replied to roverandout's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
😁😁😁 Really isn’t like you to want the last word Matty We agree that Carsley is English. That’s good enough for me. Let’s just hope your mate doesn’t get the job because then we’d have to have an argument about something you don’t care about again -
The England Team - all the news, views…
Dreams of 1995 replied to roverandout's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
I haven’t shifted anything lol Your friend qualifies for English nationality whether he wants it or not is another thing. His country of birth is England and given he has spent his life here, could take up the nationality of English if he wanted to I take riggers point that it isn’t ALWAYS true and his example was a good one. Some people are born at sea, they aren’t stateless, and so my wording there was poor But in Carsleys case - he was born in England, grew up in England, educated in England, worked in England and is bloody English His country of birth is England. His nationality is English - but he clearly has a way to also claim Irish nationality It has ended in an argument because although you keep saying you don’t care about England and are a Rovers fan decided to challenge Chads on whether Carsley is truly English or not -
The England Team - all the news, views…
Dreams of 1995 replied to roverandout's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
Ok I take that point But if he was born in Germany, went to school in Germany, grew up in Germany, worked in Germany - he’s German -
The England Team - all the news, views…
Dreams of 1995 replied to roverandout's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
Nobody has said that. But that isn’t even applicable to the conversation being had Lets keep this simple Matty - where was Lee Carsley born? -
The England Team - all the news, views…
Dreams of 1995 replied to roverandout's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
What, that if you are born in England, you hold English nationality, you grew up in England, that you are English? There are two, maybe three, people disagreeing with that statement. I can’t see many others lining up to disagree -
The England Team - all the news, views…
Dreams of 1995 replied to roverandout's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
Good example Your son may have dual nationality depending on whether he ever took up his German nationality with it being an RAF base? Unsure But if he did take up his dual nationality, he would be defined as both a German and an Englishman -
The England Team - all the news, views…
Dreams of 1995 replied to roverandout's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
How have you figured that out? That just means that Marc Guehi is Ivorian but has qualified to play for England and so has chosen to What is so difficult to understand about this? The comparison isn’t even a good one. Guehi has lived all his life bar one year in England. Lee Carsley has always lived in England. -
The England Team - all the news, views…
Dreams of 1995 replied to roverandout's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
It really isn’t interesting Matty, trust me If you are born in England, you are English If you are born in Germany, you are German And so on and so on I can’t believe this has got the amount of posts it has. It isn’t that difficult to comprehend -
The England Team - all the news, views…
Dreams of 1995 replied to roverandout's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
Far too many people care about what Chaddy thinks Lee Carsley was born in England His passport will say his birth place is Birmingham He is English -
I should correct my post. Any footballer to reach this level has bags of ability. They are all fantastic players But I’ve heard and from what I have seen Markanday doesn’t have enough to make it at this level. There’s so much off the ball work and that’s why most footballers end up going down the levels. They can’t maintain their fitness to a level required and as a result their off the ball work suffers. I think he’s one of them
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I would be glad to see Markanday go. I have heard nothing but bad things about him in terms of ability. Great lad, wants to play, wants to improve, but he just doesn’t have the ability Football is a cut throat industry. He will find his level down there I think. The horrible part of English football is that there is genuinely very little difference between players in League 2 - Tier 4 of football - and players in Tiers 6, 7 etc. Markanday could easily find himself playing in front of 10 men and a dog before he knows it We paid £1m for him. We then got £3m I think for Phillips. Levy has had the Venky’s pants down
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It's just not a good look getting rid of Peter Jackson, whatever the positive to the financial sheets In the grand scheme of things, is the cost of ditching them so close to the season outweighed by the thousands more it will generate? Probably not. It certainly won't be a deal big enough to make a substantial difference What it does do is provide an even greater gap between Club and town. Something that has been growing ever wider since the day they darkened our doorstep. The only solace one can have is in the words "one day"..........
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Our Current Squad
Dreams of 1995 replied to roversfan99's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
Our midfield is looking weak on paper. If Tronstad gets an injury then it’s panic stations. We will more than likely bring a central midfielder in. A deal that may include Travis going the other way doesn’t do a lot to fix the issue though More than anything we need wingers. I reckon Eustace has really laboured that point. They are so important to how he plays I don’t think there’s an area of the pitch that I can say I’m totally happy with. You could argue the 10 role is covered quite well, given Sammie is still here. But that’s about it….and Sammie might not be here long -
I don’t see a team being promoted with Pickering as left back. I’d say he is on the poorer side of full backs in this league. We are the only club he has played Championship football for. For context, Adam Henley had over 50 apps for us, and it transpired he was terrible I have lost count of the amount of goals we have conceded as a result of Pickering being beat or allowing the defender to run at him unchallenged. Same goes for Brittain actually, who I have lost patience with even for all of his attacking options If Pickering is the average standard for full back in this league then the standard is regressing
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Blimey. We've gone back to Danny Batth He's not a very good defender. Never was, really. I can't believe people were begging to sign him last year when we had JDT With that said, he may actually be better suited to Eustace. He'd have got massacred with JDT as manager. Whereas with JE we are going to defend the box more, be deeper and invite teams on to us so we can try and break in the space behind Ayala was a good example of this kind of defender. Yes, he'd drop you a yard or three back, but in defending the box he was as good as any. Now Batth doesn't hold a candle to Ayala, but at this point it may make sense It shows how desperate we are though
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Venky’s v Indian Government (a)
Dreams of 1995 replied to tomphil's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
If they cannot send funds from India then the club basically becomes insolvent They will have no choice but to sell, else they will fall foul of laws in the UK also It has been an unmitigated disaster for Venkys and Rovers. A partnership forged in hell. Madam must be regretting the day she ever said yes to this. It seems like she's the only one who has any brain power. The other pair just look like lost souls with too much money to throw around -
When we were signing McGuire last season, I made a joke post about how it would all fall through It actually did fall through in a not so dissimilar way Experience tells me not to get excited about anything that happens with Rovers until it's printed in black & white. I like the fact we may be signing a goal scorer...I don't like the fact we have Waggott and Venkys doing the negotiation It is not outside of the realms of possibilities they fly the bloke over only to change the offer when he gets here.
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Men like Steve Waggott are symptoms of careless ownership He would not be allowed to get away with what he has if the owners had more than a fleeting glance at their Blackburn based enterprise once every 12 months When you look back at his time here, it has been failure after failure, with the most successful period being when he lost some semblance of control... The training ground development will go down as a failure on his part. Completely under estimated the mood of the fan base and the local residents of Brockhall The car crash interview around JDT and the coach - that's a low point, even under this lot The transfer 'errors', the stadiums' disrepair, the declining STs... all under his watch What is worse, is the man is paid handsomely for his time here. So he won't give a crap. He will continue to share a brew and biccy with the odd fan here and there whilst picking up 6 figures to basically be the fall guy of a declining business. Soon he will retire and never think of Blackburn or Rovers again. Someone else will have to pick up the pieces. It's criminal, really
