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WacoRover

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  1. True… Troy QB’d three Super Bowl winners. Johnston was his fullback, and Irvin the best receiver in the league. Which goes to prove great football players don’t necessarily make great color commentators, or head coaches.
  2. This is exactly right. Romo is a brilliant guy, who had the misfortune to play for Jerry Jones (post- Jimmy Johnson) and some very mediocre Cowboys teams (& head coaches). Romo is statistically the best undrafted QB of all time. Our football coach at Stephen F. Austin State U., when I was there, later scouted & signed Romo for the Cowboys.
  3. I’ve thought the same thing about our U.S, NFL commentators. Guys like Tony Romo, Darryl Johnston, Tony Aikman & Michael Irvin (yes, I’m a Cowboy fan), know-it-all’s, none of these guys are head coaches, or ever will be.
  4. If it’s Monday, that gives us just one more weekend for mad speculation 😢
  5. It’s just going to set off another round of speculation and rancor when whoever is named. I get the feeling if it was Klopp we would all complain he didn’t win the Champions or PL this year and his Cup wins were PK affairs
  6. You must be on this side of the Atlantic; not many posts this time of night (10:40 cst). I really like a varied assortment of managerial candidates, not just the same ol’, tired, list of Championship & out of work PL has-beens. I still really like Pep Lijnders. I doubt anybody at our club gave him much thought, but he will get a gig whenever he leaves Klopp. Perhaps he gets Klopp’s job, when he leaves Liverpool. At any rate, Deila is a viable candidate. Ainsworth is a realistic one, I rate a bit higher than Big Ferg. I’ve repented of my earlier hand-wriggling in this thread, even giving up on Dyche, Carvalhal, & Farke. I am trying to stay positive, and hopeful with the search.
  7. Why not? Deila has conquered Scottish & American footie, why not make his mark at Blackburn Rovers.😄 maybe he could bring Castellanos & Magno with him
  8. Arbitro I wont disagree with your action, or anybody else. Support the club the way you see fit. I really don’t have a voice in the matter, as I live in Texas. I like to believe If I lived close to Ewood, I would be a diehard, and go no matter what. However, it’s the only Blackburn Rovers we will ever have. I don’t believe boycotts or any other action works against these owners. In the long run, it’s just money you’ve kept in your pocket and not given the billionaires. I will say this: If I lived closer and there were organized protests outside Ewood, I would be at every single one. Even to show up gameday, tailgate with my friends, but not go inside. I think if there were 3,000 or so supporters on gameday outside the park, wearing Rovers apparel, flying banners, etc, present in body & spirit, but don’t buy a ticket, it would send a huge message. My .02.
  9. Whatever happens, and whoever gets the jobs at Rovers, Blackpool & Burnley, there will be lots of second guessers afterwards. The winners/losers, we won’t know for sure for sometime. And, of the three clubs, Blackpool roster may be the most similar to its current state when the new season begins.
  10. I don’t want to look for it in the preceding 255 pages, but somebody said our manager will be named on June 6. So, hopefully, Monday is D-Day.
  11. I’d be deliriously happy with Freidel in DoF role, or any role with the club.
  12. If it’s Ainsworth, I think his zeal and love for Blackburn Rovers would shine through. He would be a beacon of light to players and fans alike. True, we may not win anymore than with Tony, but loving your club has to be better than the image of head in hands, shrug of shoulders, etc.
  13. Gav, you’re probably right. But, I’ve backed off my doom & gloom post of earlier. I have no reason to, I just wanna stay somewhat hopeful. There’s enough doom & gloom in this thread already 😆
  14. It sounds to me, that any decent candidate who could’ve come in and had a chance for success, and at his own reasonable terms, was shot down (Maybe they got the sense there was no money to work with, so why bother?) The players have to be aware of this, and wagging their heads. I am no prophet, but considering the last 12 years, there is not a chance we promote anytime soon. I’m not even sure we stay in the Championship after the upcoming season.
  15. I don’t know anything, but I think the chances of getting a great manager at our club, with this bunch running things, are slim and none, and Slim is here in Texas. We will get a slap-dick, who succeeded years ago at a Championship or League 1, or not at all. I think the odds of getting a young, up & comer with great ideas and personal magnetism, are 100 to 1. More likely we get more slack-jawed stares from some yokel in the mold of Mowbray.
  16. Knowing what we know now about our new mgr & incoming players (which is essentially nothing), would we gladly take a top-half finish during the 2022-2023 season?
  17. Probably true 😅. But, couldn’t you say the same of either Manchester club? Besides, even though my son got his Masters at Reading, he’s always been a Liverpool fan. Three years ago, I went to Anfield, the day before I did my tour of Ewood Park. It was impressive, but I’m a Rovers fan.
  18. Not me, I have nothing against Liverpool. My team is Blackburn Rovers, but I don’t hate every other football team in England, simply because they aren’t Blackburn Rovers.
  19. I’m also very hopeful of this, but we have no way of knowing. Yet. I want to hear Carvalhal say, “I am honored to be at Blackburn Rovers, which is a massive football club”😊 then I will believe it.
  20. Yes, I hope we take a look at him. I like Ayala, but he spends a lot of time out of action.
  21. A name not suggested by anybody (until now)… he has a great football mind, teacher, knows player personnel, & he’s always been a winner, Pep Lijnders. It won’t happen, but he will get a “big” manager gig someday.
  22. Great post, I’m not sure I could make an appearance on a rival board as quickly as yours. Burnley did well for a decent period of time, and still one of the toughest defending teams to play. Y’all can be proud of your club.
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