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5 minutes ago, wilsdenrover said:

There’s always a reason an excuse for why action shouldn’t be taken.

Play off push- get behind the lads this is our chance

Mid table mediocrity- wtf, we're a stable championship club this our level why do we need change it could be a lot worse

When it gets a lot worse - get behind the lads they need us. 

If we're pushing play offs I'm on board with pausing any protest and having a big push, because PL could be the one scenario where they sell up. Once play offs are out of contention, there's no excuse to not be pushing for change imo. 

£4m is pocket change to a premier league club, we should certainly be holding out for a lot more before entertaining the offer. 

Is that guys name Thomas by any chance? 

Chaddys guide to corporate governance has given me a good tickle for a Sunday morning. Thank you. 

38 minutes ago, chaddyrovers said:

Litherland and Pratt in a back 3 is huge show of faith by Ismael. 

Nope, it's a failed transfer policy by gestede 

Ducketts 97 runs from 111 balls looks like a fine score indeed until you realise that's spread over 6 innings. 

2 hours ago, Silas said:

I swear there's a sentence in there somewhere if I rearrange the words. 

Ha! Had a couple of bevvies.... I don't get out much these days... 

Also what are the football reasons  for it being in Saudi? 

Saudi, where everyone is welcome to watch football, unless you're a woman or a gay. 

56 minutes ago, Bronzed A Donis said:

but there are ways you can have your cake and eat it.

What about people who don't like cake? Maybe not everyone wants to go to the football and eat cake.

Has anyone seen that Ricky gervais joke, aimed at social media commenters who have to be outraged by everything - its equally applicable here. There's a notice board in the middle of town advertising guitar lessons and someone goes up to it and rips it down shouting "BUT I DONT WANT GUITAR LESSONS" 

Thomas is a Jeff Bezos wannabee. Arrogant prick who thinks because he has registered a company on companies house that he is the most educated person in all things business. 

Also, this call to arms has galvanised some right throbbers on social media "actual blackburn rovers fans" have penned a rival open letter 

I'm a bit of a cricket novice, I like the ashes and watch the odd test now and then so this might be wide of the mark.... isn't the point of opening batsmen to score slow and steady but ultiamtely stay in? Tire the bowlers out and take the shine off the ball so 4, 5 and 6 can go knock them about and score for fun? Feels like Crawley and Duckett chase a quick 50 in the fewest overs and get out quickly leaving the rest of the top order facing relatively fresh bowlers? 

They got a centre back who looked handy but he did his ACL quite early on can't remember his name

Salah has been dogshite all season and deservedly dropped. Poor poor form to throw toys out of the pram. 

1 hour ago, wilsdenrover said:

Now it says ‘…the timing and extent of the recovery of the loan depends on promotion…’

Is the penny finally starting to drop or is someone else insisting on these phrases being included??

Just guesswork on my part but the audit director has changed this year so could just be something from them. My experience of audit directors is they like to put their stamp on things in their first year. 

16 minutes ago, Scotty1991 said:

Pears will cost us minimum 12 points before the end of the season. 

I thought Toth was out for more than 4 games? 

Amorim showing tactical flexibility to beat 10 man Everton over 80 mins 

I think the problem with Liverpool is they're playing a very attacking starting line up  to begin with. Even Gravenberch who was fantastic as that holding midfielder last season is being asked to get forward more. Then they go a goal down and slot seems to start taking defenders off for attackers. Like a kid playing fifa and playing 10 strikers. 

Last season he did little tactical tweaks and changed games. This season he seems to just chuck all his attackers on and hope he brute forces a victory.

Also too many passengers

- kerkez ineffective 

- Isak seems to be paying the price for downing tools all of pre season - looks way off it

- salah - I said this last season he is a passenger for the vast majority of games  last season he got away with it cos he'd pop up with a goal or an assist then go back to being ineffective for 88 minutes but this season he is contributing nothing. Absolute passenger in games. 

Effectively playing with 9/10 men each game. 

Harvey Elliot and Nonda for me. 

Liverpool midfield is too offensive. Last year they had a balance but Gravenberch has been given too much licence to get forward where as last season he was an absolute beast at holding. 

Salah is a passenger. To be honest he was a passenger for 85 mins a game last season but there would be a 5 minute spell where he'd turn it on and get a goal. 

Wirtz hasn't hit the ground running and has been a passenger. 

Isak is only now fit enough to play a full game having missed pre season but I'd be miffed if I was Ekitike and playing second fiddle. 

Chiesa is under rated

Their left back isn't setting the world alight. Kept not overlapping today. I'd give Robertson a stint. New signings are struggling to bed in - get Robertson (the vice captain) on the pitch. 

In short, too many passengers and things just not clicking. 

Bellingham only just back from injury isn't he? Foden had a couple of good games out of the last 40 odd. 

Wharton should be in and starting. 

Glory glory man utd