Hannoverover

Watching the game on Roverrs TV. Hoping for a 2-0 win. BBD and Wharton

This is getting annoying. DAZN have the rights here in Germany and they keep showing random matches with Birmingham, Barnsley and Coventry every week. Rovers vs Hull was scheduled but now as its on Sky in the UK it won't be shown on DAZN in Germany! It looks like there's no where that I can watch it in Germany 😞

Buckley, Lenihan, Wharton? Even the expense of training the 'rejects' from u18-u23 level must easily have been recouped due to the amount of minutes they play in the first team. I'm sure (hope!) someone does a cost per minute of each player in our squad from transfer fees and wages vs academy fees and wages. Probably the current mix is best for Rovers.

3 down already. I haven't seen them play this year but it's a shame that they are bottom of the table and looking likely to be relegated to the 2nd division. This can't be good for a category one academy. Also development of the next batch of youngsters. Hopefully they can string some results together and retain their top league status.

It's worth £82 000 to the winner, plus gate receipts. In times like these it could pay for a signing or two...... I'm pretty optimistic that baring a disaster that we will be in the top 6 at the end of the season. The extra money could pay to bring in one of the out of contract players in January instead of waiting til after the play offs. We are on a roll, I wouldn't rest more than 2 players plus the 3/4 that are already out

That's an awful challenge. Behind, high, nowhere near the ball. Similar to the Cardiff red card last week. VAR would have upgraded that to red surely.

Looking like a good crowd today. BBE lower almost sold out! Hoping for a 2-1 win, BBD and Wharton. Will be a very close game

Taking of out of the blue free transfers: https://www.transfermarkt.com/elkeson/profil/spieler/103588. I know absolutely nothing about him, but maybe he has some tattoos 😉

Sorry should have put reduce instead of stop, will edit it. Of course if everyone was vaccinated it would eventually stop the spread as it would break the chain. So yes they can pass it on, but the unvaccinated player will have a roughly 3-4 greater chance of being infected vs the vaccinated 2. This will be less with the new varient though. 5 hours sharing a table on a coach is a long time. Hopefully it hasn't spread further or I guess the match will be called off. I agree with daily testing, especially when there are active infections in the camp. I would definitely suggest to test everyone as vaccinations don't provide 100% protection. Having infected people on the pitch/in the changing room would definitely not be ok... I just wanted to comment on the vaccines don't stop the spread part. The teams with a high percentage of vaccinated staff will probably fair better over this winter.

Vaccines do stop the spread. Without being vaccinated you are contagious for a longer period of time and emit a higher concentration of virus over that period. I think the confusion in (social) media came due to research showing that for a short 1-2 day period infected vaccinated people spread almost the same amount of virus compared to non-vaccinated people. However over the 10 day period, non-vaccinated infected people emitted far more virus and can thus infect more people. If you have any questions have a look at the coronavirus discussion topic. Hoping for a 2-0 victory tomorrow. BBD and Buckley to score.

Good player, but won't come cheap now. He was amazing at U19 level, then struggled a bit for a couple of years but seems to be doing really well now. Daniel-Kofi Kyereh is another ex-Halvese player that we could have signed on a free recently. On his way to the Bundesliga with St Pauli now so may be a challenge to sign him.

If we are still in the top 6 come January, staying at the club will become a more attractive proposition. Especially if they are forced with being sold to a mid-table championship club for a slightly higher wage

Most underrated player in the team? After the Fulham disaster, Wharton returned for the first time since his injury. Playing every minute we have won 4 and drawn 1 game, conceding 2 goals.

Looks like it'll be a good crowd. Hopefully I can watch it abroad and it's one of of few games where I would pay €10 to watch. Going for 2-0 win, Dolan to score after coming on as a sub.

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Just seen that we are currently 8th favourite for promotion with odds of 8/1. I'm not a betting man, but things can't be going too badly, at least on the pitch! I'm predicting 11-14th at the end of the season.

Just signed for Hannover 96. Could say our German equivalent in many ways! Except they have the trophy winning success of Newcastle. Selling star players to balance books, little investment, 8000 fans in 50 000 seater stadium....but a young up and coming manager.

Linton Mania from Hannover 96 would be a good value buy in an attacking position. Was heralded as the next superstar and Hannover wanted 10 million for him 2 years ago. Werder Bremen can have him for €1 million now. Still only 22. Next Sane apparently. https://www.transfermarkt.com/linton-maina/profil/spieler/335103 On 2nd thoughts, BREXIT may have killed this one.

Strong team. Be interesting to see how pickering gets on as a wing back. Thought he played well against Swansea, although got caught the wrong side of his man a couple of times. Good to get a few extra pennies in prize money too....

Good fighting performance by the kids! Be even better when the reinforcements arrive

Where are the Swansea fans? Can see about 6 in the lower tier

Tomorrow's game isn't available for overseas fans on RoversTV, but it'll be on DAZN. At least in Germany.

Quite looking forward to this game. No idea what to expect for either team! Hopefully we can get some points on the board whilst Swansea are sorting themselves out. Guess 3-2 for Rovers. If I read it correctly it'll cost £10 per match or £170 for a season ticket For overseas viewers. £10 a match is quite an increase on last year's prices!

https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMc2107717 Uk based study showing that even after 1 shot of either Oxford-AZ or BioNTech-Pfizer, transmission was reduced by 40-50%. It'll be even higher after the 2nd shot.

I'm English (not that it makes a difference), but yes like with all technology it needs carefully regulating by an independent body. The idea is that by grouping vaccinated people together, if/when one is infected, this person has has a lower chance of passing it on to their neighbour and their neighbour has a lower chance of becoming infected and subsequently passing it on through their community. I've just read that the plan is to only allow vaccinated people into stadiums. I disagree with this and I would also allow recently tested people in too. This would allow people who don't want to be vaccinated for whatever reason the chance to attend.