Ghost7

For next season, absolutely. Guy just hasn't got it.

Great post. When this season is over I won't be buying a season ticket again until Waggott is gone and good luck to the club trying to sell them to others while this man is here.

The goalkeepers deserve their own thread... Pears and Wahlstedt... The level and sheer volume of mistakes this season has been an utter disgrace to every paying fan.

Any respectable CEO wouldn't have allowed this to happen in the first place. The man is an inept clown.

When did Sam Gallagher last have an attempt on goal? He needs to step up.

Everyone still think it was a good idea giving Wednesday a Wembley final at Ewood? think Waggott missed a trick there not selling a few thousand more Wednesday tickets in the Jack Walker. The club contributed to a great occasion for them. On and off the field. Encouraged nerves and bottled it. Our CEO is a scumbag, has been for years in football.

You might have a shock tomorrow if you think we're safe now! 😆

The reality is the players around Szmodics aren't good enough. We need a new attack in the summer otherwise we won't get the goals next season - if we are still in the Championship. Gallagher has to be moved on either way, enough is enough there. We also need some midfielders that can strike a ball. Travis isn't the answer. Money will need to be spent this time.

Yes, we absolutely should. Focus on making up your numbers with home fans.

Let's not pretend the grounds with the biggest crowds are the easiest places to play. It might not work because Wednesday are shit but 7,000 fans should spur them on and Waggott couldn't care less. It's a bonus we didn't need to give them.

Because Waggott spread his legs and encouraged every Sheffield Wednesday fan to come to Blackburn by extending the allocation until their was no more room in the stand. Consequence is more of them want in for their special day, as always.

I disagree, sell out away ends are expected against "the big boys" and in theory is should give them an added advantage, most of the time they don't need it... and the fixture isn't crucial. Sheffield need it. It helped Preston and Lowe confirmed that. It can make a team talk very easy when there's 7,000 fans in the away end. A sensible CEO would avoid it in this type of fixture on the off chance it inspired the opponent to a win.

As GK coach I presume? 😂

I'll never understand what's negative about making realistic predictions based on the ability of two teams. Leicester should have comfortably beaten QPR, Millwall and Plymouth, they are leaps and bounds ahead of us and them. They are shock results and the chances of a Leicester win in each was much more likely, as it will be against us. If I were to put my money on us or Leeds, I'd go with Leeds. That's not negativity it's just an educated football prediction. Same applies to the Leicester fixture.

Our lot just don't like turning up for football games 😂

Where do you go from a 5-0 defeat to Bristol in such a crucial period/ fixture. Bottle jobs. Relegation and a big shake up of the club is needed. We'll have to go right back to the bones as a club to make any kind of long term progress - and under new owners. Plenty of decent people will lose jobs but that is what happens in football under bad ownership. Waggott is doing a great job of making life more difficult too, selling huge allocations to away teams in 6 pointers. Keep it up Steve! 👍

It's absolutely crazy and totally counter productive - not a care in the world for results on the field. That man is a cretin.

A happy clappers dream!

Agree, it's Rovers and Huddersfield. We've ran out of "kind" games.

How many times will Venky's get away with sabotaging this club? The story this time could well be "Blackburn Rovers relegated in 2024 because of the Indian Government". Incredible.

We just lost one of our few remaining winnable fixtures, against a team with nothing to play for 5-0 and have the hardest run in of all teams. We didn't turn up to a match that would have seen us safe. Staying up is very optimistic.

Ipswich have spent 4 or 5 times what we spent on transfer fees and probably double what we could offer wage wise + god knows what on loan fees. The teams that are buying freebies and spending pennies are out of their depth. We are one of them IMO. We wouldn't have been able to afford the majority of loans or free transfers they have done. Sarmiento, Moore, Williams, Tuanzebe, Hutchinson... we couldn't touch any of them. Even if we wanted to we weren't able to afford George Hirst at £2m and have been bringing on players like Markanday and Telalovic all season. Leonard and Garrett have also played plenty and should both be on loan in League One. Pickering is one of the worst fullbacks in the division. He makes everyone look quick and we had half the season without a suitable backup. He is League One and probably one of the first names on the team sheet. Neither GK would start for Rotherham or any other Championship side. That says a lot. On top of that... 71 goals against. We are well out of our depth this year personnel wise other than Szmodics. He's the only reason we aren't already down with Rotherham and is carrying one of the most useless Rovers teams I've ever seen.

Thought the same for months. Heart isn't in it. Like Ben White but without the ability.

£22m raised and nothing to show for it on the field. Not a penny of it out there. That's an absolute disgrace.

I can't believe we're having to pay to watch Dolan, Gallagher, Markanday, Hyam, Pears, Pickering, Buckley, McFadzean. That is one unbelievably bad team. Add the likes of Wahlstedt, Garrett, Telalovic, Moran and Sigurdsson, we are totally out of our depth in the Championship this year. It's a league that's moved on from freebies and spending pennies.