oldjamfan1

In isolation a decent point: the draw at home to bottom of the league Wigan is what makes it a poor week.

I was lucky enough to get a couple of minutes with him - and during the event Rovers were featured much more than I thought we would have been.

Paper Lace - Billy, Don't Be a Hero

Tony Christie - Avenues and Alleyways

Giorgio Moroder and Phil Oakey - Together In Electric Dreams

The bloke next to me asked me whether they did actually stop playing every time a funeral cortège went past on it’s way up to the crem, and I told him they had no choice, the club had got a letter from Blackburn Council about it 😂 ”What was their excuse on a Saturday?” was his reply 😱😂

I went to ‘An Evening With Sir Kenny Dalglish’ in Glasgow tonight. He spoke very fondly of his time with the Rovers, and described Pleasington to a tee 😂😱

RIP

Between the coke-snorting idiots that get angry and want to fight everyone for no apparent reason and the numbskulls who blithely accept an absolute no-show and drubbing from our fiercest enemy, I’m beginning to despair. WE ARE THE ROVERS FOR FUCK’S SAKE!!

Donovan - Season of the Witch

Badly Drawn Boy - Have You Fed The Fish?

To be fair it had pissed it down for about 3 days solid before that City game.

Paul Weller did a decent version of this as well - and it was especially good played live. Speaking of whom, The Jam - Life From a Window

The Boomtown Rats - I Don't Like Mondays

For the first time in my life I actively chose not to watch the game last night, and watched Happy Valley on catch-up instead. Sounds like I made the right choice but let me tell you when people like me are doing that, we are in a fucking mess.

Oasis featuring Paul Weller - Champagne Supernova

Blondie - Heart of Glass

The Verve - The Drugs Don’t Work

The Lurkers - Out In The Dark

The English Beat - Mirror in The Bathroom

Much as I despise these owners and see where you are coming from I think the reason for the collapse of the transfers lies with the ineptitude of the officials in England and not directly with the slow decision making process.

Someone may very well be losing their job over this mate. We don’t know about any of that yet and rightly so, there is due process to go through.

Agreed. Steve will be ushered into a slightly earlier retirement and Ian will be asked to resign.

I'm a Chief Executive, albeit of a smaller organisation than The Rovers. I delegate responsibility but I sure as hell don't abdicate it. 95% of the time I don't need to be hands on, but if there's anything particularly important (e.g. involving the regulator or a H & S matter) I will make a risk assessment and on that basis decide whether my presence is required. In this case I am pretty sure I would not have travelled to Birmingham in Waggott's position and I think it is a huge error of judgement on his part.

That's the one that bypasses his PA