Gallagher is just like Henderson or Savage. Lots of energy and movement but no real creative spark. At least, that's how he seems for England.

I can see them just closing the club down instead of selling it. Then again I am a pessimist when it comes to Rovers. If the Rao rats did sell up, I'm expecting some Chinese professional gambler who invests in Crypto currency and NFTs to turn up with that Bassini clown.

If only it was true, and he did the same thing as he did here. I doubt any manager will have him as low as and U-10s 'BBC coach' as Big Sam would have let everyone know how he got ousted by Kean. No one trusts him, otherwise he'd have been a coach somewhere in the UK.

Southgate has done a lot better than I expected, but he lacks that something winners like Ferguson, Ancelloti or Pep have. And other managers have sussed him out. They know he is risk averse and lacking in tactical nous.

Jose Mourinho is now manager of Fenebache. I've read a few things about the season gone, and Turkish football is bonkers.

Pardew would be 'better' than Lampard, as in more amusing. Is Alan Curbishley still around? Or Phil Brown?

He was Pep's assistant apparently. So he must be as good as him 🙄.

If they wanted a coach with a promotion under his belt, there's one outstanding candidate-Owen Coyle.

Not sure Robins would leave a club that loves him, and has had such a long history of working for, for a team that might be in a state of flux (depending on finances and squad retention). Whilst Burnley could go straight back up, I can imagine a new manager being expected to dominate the division. It would depend on whether Mark Robins is happy with a play off push and being in a stable job, or really wants to be a Premier League manager for 1 season and then being binned if Burnley are relegated again.

One relegation spot sorted then.

Come on Fat Frank, now's your chance to prove everyone wrong.

They'll still bum us next season sadly.

Man City are good to watch when they're on form, but I have no love for them. Nondescript new stadium, a new generation of spoiled fans who have no idea about the time they were in League 1 or a really mediocre Premier League team in the 1990s....... Just a bit soulless, as some sports washers do their thing.

Give it another 15 years and the only people able to watch a game live more than once will be Arab royal families, Rishi Sunak and Taylor Swift. The Ice Hockey world cup is going on in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, and even though it's a smaller sport, I've seen loads of fans in Prague. Normal people too. The stadiums look packed and the atmosphere great.

Ashley Phillips had better have his head screwed or else he'll be affected by this weak mindset.

Just read that now. Brentford vs. Bournemouth in Saudi Arabia or Shanghai anyone?

Signing a huge shirt sponsor deal with yourself isn't half dodgy.

Brighton, Ipswich, Coventry, Bolton and bounced back from despair and seem to be on the up. No reason we can't if just get Venkys out.

True, I should have been more specific. I mean about being a massive super club, one of the big 6 etc.

We do need 7 or 8 good players, but....... it's as likely as me winning the grand national by just running without a horse. We are talking about the Rao family and Steve Waggott here.

For me it's the fact Spurs fans think they're a top club despite not winning anything for years. Top clubs get on with trying to win and not brag about losing. Neither us or Burnley swagger about gobbing off like a bunch of fools about how great we are.

I know, there's optimism but this is madness.

I live in Coventry, a former employer of Waggott. Waggott will never make the right appointment and screw up the club.

As if we'll get 7 or 8 players. If we do, none will be of any quality. Half will be crap 20 year old premier League players

Start by stopping all hair dye supplies to Blackburn and which area he lives in.