I would be happy to allow a parent and child to use mine on the many weeks I couldn't, I wonder if we could set up a 'buddying' scheme?

I haven't had one for 5 or 6 years now (and even then I can only get to a max of 10 home games a season as I live in Scotland) but I'm going to buy two this season, one for me and one for my sister, simply because I have no other way of supporting the club as such. And because I am extremely lucky enough to be able to afford to do so.

The Beatles - Oh Darling

The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again

Agreed. I think it would be a different matter if the shop were in the town centre or indeed if the ticket office was open.

Nat Phillips? Yes please!!!

The Small Faces - Get Yourself Together

Ten-in-a-row is the only thing that matters to them this season, rightly or wrongly.

Think I'll order mine now to avoid the surge of last-minute applications.

Does anyone know whether there is a LIVE stream of this game?

Who on earth started all these electrical puns?

Billy Joel - You May Be Right

Sheff Wed away last season

The Jam - Here Comes The Weekend Meant to add - Bruce Foxton turned 65 today - that makes me feel VERY old- in fact a veryoldjamfan Have a good 'un Bruce.

New owners. Nothing less will bring those 10k people back now. Its alright getting a full house for a promotion lap of honour but we could barely get 25k Rovers fans on when we were at the top of our game most weeks so week-in-week-out in the second division it isn't going to happen (hence the 5-0 analogy above). For all his faults Mowbray has been the best of a very bad bunch over the past decade, the common denominator is our absentee owners. How we get rid of them I don't have the answers to either mate, I'm afraid. Maybe we just need to have one lucky season...

Wet Wet Wet - Wishing I Was Lucky

While its difficult to argue with that Merce, I have actually enjoyed plenty of games over the past few weeks. Maybe I was just so glad to see live football again, albeit on a screen rather than at Ewood I'm delirious?

It is linked to what Butty has said above. Short of winning every game 5-0, being regularly involved in games that finish 3-2 or 4-3 either way isn't a bad way of being entertained really. I do agree with you that winning is everything and loved the '1-0' seasons under Howard Kendall but quite a few people here in Scotland have remarked how often Rovers seem to be involved in high scoring games these days. If I were a visitor to the north west looking for a game to take in (once fans are allowed back) I would certainly be tempted by a potential goal-fest more than I would a tight defensive game.

You either missed the point or I didn't make it very well.

Howard Jones - Like To Get To Know You Well

And yet a neutral would probably look at Rovers' results since lockdown and think "Bet they are good to watch", we've certainly scored (and conceded) a fair few goals in the last 12 or so games.

Does this not mean that between half and two-thirds of half time 'talks' have the opposite effect? Rovers have tended to be pretty fast out of the blocks at the start of games over the past 12/18 months, does Mowbray take credit for that then?

Robert Palmer - Some Guys Have All the Luck

This is why the League Cup game was brought forward. Him and Evans called up for international games.

Blondie - Union City Blues