Just to round this post off, we ended up selling 300 copies of Issue 95, raising £300 for local charities so thank you very much to everyone who bought it. The next issue will be on sale before the Stoke City match in April - please email any contributions to roversfanzine@gmail.com before the end of the month! Thanks again for supporting the fanzine - 30 years old this summer!

We've already sold 210 copies of Issue 95 in the first week. Thanks to everyone who has purchased so far this month. Plenty more still available via the links above and from noon on Kidder Street before the Middlesbrough match. It's £1 to charity for each one sold - so that's £210 raised already for the likes of East Lancs Hospice and Nightsafe. Cheers!

WE'RE BACK WITH A BRAND NEW ISSUE!! To order your copy of the fanzine please visit our ONLINE SHOP or purchase through eBay by CLICKING HERE. It's still only £1.50 and postage is 75p for first class delivery. Please note that a full £1 from each issue sold will be donated to local charities. We do this whenever we can if sales have been healthy enough to put us into profit. If you prefer grabbing a copy in person, the fanzine will be sold outside Ewood before the forthcoming home matches from an hour before kick-off (at the bottom of Kidder Street). Thanks for your interest! Issue 95 contains: We Spy On Who We Want!, Waggott Woes, The Brereton Enigma - Solved!, Tactics and Humility, Overheard in the Blues Bar, Kit Stories - 1960 FA Cup Final, Reffin' Hell, Sliding Doors #3, Voice From The Valleys, Who Were You? #9, There's Only One Simon Garner, The Evolving Nature of Fandom, Film Poster, Our Boy Dunn Good, Quizzes, Crossword, Tartan Army XI plus much more!

Haha, incredibly there's 2 to 4 pages on each of them.... depsite the lack of appearances at Ewood!

Coincidentally enough the next one in February is someone from that same season who played in the same position as Sebastian Perez.... who of course gets a few mentions!!

Thanks....we've also had Dino Baggio, Richard Brown, Johann Vogel, Alan Fettis and Javier de Pedro featured in the past - always brings back stories which are barely remembered!!

Another forgotten man who was featured recently in our excellent "Who Were You?" series. Raises the possibility that he was actually underrated and underused in 98/99. Another from that era coming in this February's Issue 95!

Yep, the £10 season subscription already includes postage costs - issues 92 to 94 should be with you on Thursday! Thanks for ordering.

Thanks to everyone who has purchased so far! Already sold over 200 copies in the first weekend. Plenty more still available to order via the links above?

THE DECEMBER ISSUE IS HERE!! To order your copy please visit our ONLINE SHOP or purchase through eBay by CLICKING HERE. It's still only £1.50 and postage is 75p for first class delivery. If you haven't already heard, we managed to get ourselves shortlisted for the Football Supporters' Federation "Fanzine of the Year" Award which reflects how much we've improved it over the last 18 months and, of course, the continued excellent contributions by fans. We reckon that makes it amazing value for just £1.50! Issue 94 contains: Filling Our Fortress, Unrecognised Strikers, "Heart, Scarf and Soul" - A play starring a Rovers fan, Roque's Santa Cruise, Voice From The Valleys, Pre-Match Superstitions, The Ginger Ninja Appreciation Society, Rovers' Last Battlefield, Support As Performance - Not Everything is Mental, European Hangovers, Fabulous Faz!, Who Were You? #8 Dino Baggio, BRFCS Goes To Brockhall, Quizzes, Crossword, Boozers XI and many more shenanigans. If you prefer grabbing a copy in person, the fanzine will be sold outside Ewood before the forthcoming December matches from an hour before kick-off (at the bottom of Kidder Street). Thanks for your interest and support this year! COYB!

Believe the authorities do care about improving the game for supporters. The International Football Association Board (IFAB) have recently spelled out their strategy to develop the Laws of the Game to improve football – with time-wasting being a key issue. IFAB have debated a wholesale change to timekeeping by employing a stop-start clock, in the manner of sports such as basketball and rugby union. Given that 60 minutes is seen as a good match with respect to the amount of ball-in-play time, halves would become 30 minutes apiece with the clock – clearly displayed within the stadium – stopped whenever there was a break in play. Such a radical change will inevitably never be allowed to oust the longstanding 45-minutes-each-way tradition of the game. A more likely improvement would be persisting with normal length halves, which would continue past 45 and 90 minutes until a separate clock shows that 30 minutes of actual playing time has been attained in the half. Then there would be no point to cynical time-wasting.

Radio Rovers was launched 25 years ago today! Huge credit to Gerald, Wendy, Alan and the rest for the memories. Some great nostalgia in these videos:

Yes! There was a feature from about 11:45am to noon on Friday on BBC Radio 5 Live (Chiles on Friday show). Catch up here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0000vgh As 4000 Holes reported on the Coffin Raising in Issue 92, the show producer approached us and we managed to get them in touch with the "Bishop of Brig" who conducted the ceremony. He makes an appearance on the show. Simon Garner is also on the phone.

Already sold almost 200 copies of the October issue - thanks for buying. Plenty more available on Kidder Street before the match tonight. Also still available to order online (see above).

Yes! From 2pm at the bottom of Kidder Streeet by the corner of the small car park. Thanks.

ISSUE 93 HAS ARRIVED!! For £1.50, we've got the usual full colour 36-page fanzine containing lots of great features (see below for more details). To order your copy please visit our ONLINE SHOP, or to purchase through eBay CLICK HERE. Postage is only 75p for first class delivery in the UK. And if you prefer grabbing a copy in person, the fanzine will be sold outside Ewood before the forthcoming home games from an hour before kick-off (at the bottom of Kidder Street). Issue 93 includes: An extensive history of Rovers conceding late goals, Financing Football the Waggott Way, Unpopular Opinions – Half-and-half scarves are great, History of the Rovers in Five Shirts - 1990/91, The Oxford Enigma, Sky Sports Leeds, Rhodri the Dragon’s “Voice From The Valleys”, Those Were The Days!, Who Were You? #7 – Dario Marcolin, From Bad to Worse, Arte et Lahore, Which player leaving Rovers hurt the most?, A Northern Joke, The Actors vs The Sitcom Stand-ups, From The Terraces, Quizzes and Crossword, Tash Force XI plus lots more!

Now that the international break is over, we'll be getting off the sunbed and preparing ISSUE 93 soon! Deadline for contributions is Sunday 23rd September.... please get writing in to roversfanzine@gmail.com if you've got anything on your mind. Newbies always welcome! Meanwhile, a handful of Issue 92 copies are still available if you didn't manage to get one last month.

Final reminder about Issue 92 - available to purchase from 2pm on Kidder Street today. Lots of great feedback so far this year. Thanks again to everyone who has already bought/subscribed - we should have hit 300 copies sold after today? If you're not at Ewood, copies are always available to order online.

We've already shifted over 100 copies of the new issue... plenty more available on Kidder Street before kick-off for just £1.50. Also still available to order online. Thanks for the support?

ISSUE 92 IS HERE!! For just £1.50, we've got a full colour 36-page fanzine containing lots of new features to keep you entertained – plus a continuation of some old favourites! To order your copy, visit our ONLINE SHOP, where full-season subscriptions are also available at just £10 for five issues. Alternatively, to purchase through eBay CLICK HERE. Postage is only 75p for first class delivery in the UK. And if you prefer grabbing a copy in person, the fanzine will be sold outside Ewood before the forthcoming home games in August from an hour before kick-off (at the bottom of Kidder Street). Issue 92 includes: Blue Is The Colour – but which one?, From The Terraces, The Rovers Resurrection!, Rhodri the Dragon’s “Voice From The Valleys”, Review of 2017/18, The Pearl of Pune, A Short History of the Rovers in Five Shirts, "Who Were You?" #6, Deja vu all over again, Football Kits – I Love ‘Em!, Three cracking quizzes, Crossword, Cartoon, Promotion Heroes XI, plus many more irreverent shenanigans!

Thank you! The first issue of the season will be in the post to Cornwall tomorrow!!

Final plug for season subscriptions which are available for just £10 via THIS LINK (five issues). Thanks to all the people who have supported the fanzine either by signing up for the full season or buying individual copies - you all help to keep it going! Usual price per issue is £1.50 (+75p P&P if delivered). Issue 92 will be available to buy before the Reading, Brentford and Lincoln home matches.

Thanks! We've already been inundated with full-season subscriptions - three times as many as last season so far and still counting, so a big thank you to anyone who has paid upfront. See the details above to order. Issue 92 is already shaping up to be another cracker - lots of great contributions already and some exciting new and old features coming this season. If you're into your kits and kit history, then you'll definitely love the first one

Issue 92 of the fanzine will be out in a couple of weeks so if you would like to submit anything for inclusion, please email it over to roversfanzine@gmail.com before the end of Sunday 12th August. We had an excellent 2017/18 in selling approximately 1600 copies over the five issues and getting great feedback, so we're hoping to push on to even better things this season at Championship level!! If you would like each issue delivered to your door as soon as it is released, a full-season subscription is available for just £10 by CLICKING HERE (five issues). Usual price per issue is £1.50 (+75p P&P if delivered). Thanks for your support as we enter our 30th year!!

Can anyone find the YouTube clip of Hill "memorably castigating Glenn Keeley for a challenge on Luton Town’s Lil Fuccillo which only just stopped short of GBH"?