32 minutes ago, roversfan99 said:

Was Paul Cook being intended to fill in at left back for them?

Left back central midfield or striker, no matters as long as he gets kick in the ballz

I will be in Wigan for Championship game over Borussia Dortmund V Club Brugge where free ticketing was for me and wife.

I hope for - 2-1 win and Wigan manager to have injury.

In Tony we trust.

For overseas fans hearing Tony speaking to support is inspirational, not since John Williams have I seeing such meaningful remarks.

In Tony we trust.

First game in season 18/19 for me, I'm hope to see Blackburn Rovers Fc win and will happy with 1-1 draw.

In Tony we trust.

Just now, blueboy3333 said:

There seems to be an acceptance from some that gates will never improve no matter what the club do. I think that is nonsense. The same things were said before Williams slashed the prices way back when. 

What the club has to do is make Ewood Park on a match day an attractive proposition. They won't do that through surcharges, closing stands to home fans and moving families round. They'll only do it by making it affordable to EVERYONE and making EVERYONE feel valued. There isn't enough goodwill knocking about after the last 8 years to make pissing people acceptable to anyone. 

The club needs to start by attracting young adults, the ones who actually sing and make the ground a vibrant and enjoyable place to be. This takes us back to the Oxford game. It was full of young people and they were Rovers fans. Fact. They won't all come back but the really sad thing is NONE of them have come back. That failure can be laid firmly at the feet of the club.

 

8yrs to make Pissing people acceptable? where you pissing? Very sounding like German hot film?

If Blackburn Rovers FC make Premier Leagues all fans return, but without that influences, the club will always get ok attendances as now. 

3 hours ago, RoversClitheroe said:

Closer to the premier league pot of money 

3 hours ago, AAK said:

Guess would be something to do with this (http://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/15289348.Venky_s_launch_Rovers_overview_by_bringing_in_accountancy_giants_KPMG_and_Deloitte/).

Deloitte come in, tell them the only way you are going to make this a profitable business and a success is by putting up a big outlay now and get back to the top flight, and within a season you'll have made all your money back and have some change. Mowbray last summer will have said, I can manage on this budget this season but next season it will need to be more and if we don't manage it we are still brining in young talent who will undoubtedly sell on for a bigger fee ala Dack, Rothwell, Davenport, Brereton, Bell and the likes of academy products Nyambe, Lenihan and Raya.

If we don't go up this season, but manage to have a relatively good season, we will have some very valuable footballers on our books;

Raya, Nyambe and Lenihan all capable of bringing a fee of £5million plus as a minimum (£15million just from the academy)

Dack - £15-20 million

Armstrong £7 million plus, if he bags a few goals (doubling his purchase price)

Rothwell and Davenport probably at the very worst a couple of million each, far more than their purchase price

and a few more who we may get a few quid for, and any more new signings.

2 hours ago, USABlue said:

IMHO someone has sold Venkies on the Forest lad being a sure thing triple your money sort of player.

Thank you for help to explain.

The theory is basis on making more money, very much a Venky project. I hope we will bringing better players in for a short time until Venky sell to highest auction bid.

Why Tony now have 9m Euros budget ? Venky have taken money but never given for players in past ?

Why snap decision now?

(I hope I don't have a ban for voice my opinion as I have 2 times in last weeks)

We have good team for input into the Championship, if we sign no big money or big names it won't be bad i my views.

Trust Tony, he is building project to challenge promotion, may not be this seasons, but next may be?

1 hour ago, Stuart said:

We got a lucky break today Mark. On another day we’d have had a sucker punch.

Trust had nothing to do with it.

3 points won, unbeaten in Championship games, unlucky not taking 3 points at Ipswich Town Fc.

In Tony we Trust, much as last season.

In Tony we Trust.

Superb result 

12 minutes ago, Mattyblue said:

I’m sure that’s the intention, that’s not what his point was at the time.

We can still have loaning players coming to Blackburn Rovers, I feel the reactions are a big joke.

10 minutes ago, roverandout said:

Building with what though? Fake money?

But we are league 1 last season, Tony is building what has been broken, do you see that?

1 minute ago, Mattyblue said:

I thought you said earlier in the window that fans just needed to be patient?

Didn’t quite work out ay? But still, have a pop at other posters like seems to be your way these days...

Patience is more than one window, Tony is building club from bottom of pile.

5 hours ago, bluebruce said:

Shouldn't underestimate Millwall. Did very well last season and for much of yesterday were leading 2-0 against one of the most fancied and well funded teams in the league. Won't be a cakewalk.

Sorry not the intentions, we will be having very few easy games in championships, I am sure Tony has side fresh for home game 1, we can win.

Its good result from debut in Championships, should have won match, poor goal to concede at 90 minutes, feeling sorry for travel fans.

Millwall FC at Ewood Park next week, we should be winning.

In Tony we trust.

Ipswich Town FC are average mid table team from 17/18.

Tony has us in good shape, we will win 0-1

In Tony we trust.

2 hours ago, Tom said:

That really is a good interview, well said Tony 

For Tony we trust, promotion is coming I hope for Peterborough United game when I in UK.

13 minutes ago, blueboy3333 said:

Bennett is suspended.

was sending off maybe?

Not changing winning team from Blackpool FC, 2-4 games.      Tony has built confidence with players,hope for 2-0 winning.

4 hours ago, blueboy3333 said:

I didn't realise that one of the people on the board of the EFL when the Oystons were asset-stripping BFC was the Chairman of BFC, Karl Oyston.

Fit and proper governance.

Where have you been living,on the moon?common knowledge,like bob coar at our gaff,how can it be right?no wonder footballs in a mess.