15,583 home supporters so far. However, if I include the corporate blocks of W09 and W10, and include all front row seating, the number of home supporters is 16,094 as it stands. That would be more inline with @Mike Graham's official figure, plus I suspect some extra sales since then.

I believe they get included in the attendance figures regardless of whether or not they turn up.

BBE Lower has a total of 4,974 seats. Jack Walker has a total of 7,812, excluding the corporate seats which are always and forever marked as "sold" because the peasants aren't allowed in. I don't bother counting those blocks, but at a guess, 1,000 or so.

You're a couple of thousand north. 12,876 in total, of which 436 are unsold. So around 12,400, plus a couple of thousand in the Riverside.

Computer says no.

14,651 home supporters so far.

I'll do an update tomorrow night if I get chance between watching the Alien films. 👽🩸🔥🥚🚀

Anybody else getting the "content only available in certain countries" message when trying to watch from abroad? It's not on any broadcasting channel here.

11,812 home supporter tickets sold, including season tickets.

11,120 home supporter tickets sold, including season tickets.

I'll dig up the hacky scripts this weekend.

What about the Kai Havertz song (Shakira) for Szmodics? Tsamina mina eh eh, Waka waka eh eh, 1 and half million down the drain, Sam Szmodics scores again!

I paid before the season started for the season pass.

I registered with a new account with the same email address as instructed by Rovers, and although I've been able to watch all videos on Rovers TV (interviews and such), I am only getting an "Upgrade your streaming subscriptions" link in the Match Centre rather than Watch Live and Listen Live. Anybody else experiencing the same thing?

Sorry, what does this mean - "share a beer"? There are only two possibilities. 1. This is a punishment. 2. Swag has cut the beer budget in half.

They are still only a point and goal difference from safety. I think there will be three teams even worse than them to see them safe. Namely Sheffield United, Luton Town, and Bournemouth. It's not just masochism from me, but also a jinx because I'm usually wrong. 😄

They need to finish cobbling Manchester Road first.

I got it. 😄

Foden is good, but one of the best midfielders we've had in a long time? I think that's a bit much.

Live score: Bellingham 2 - 1 Italy

You're asking for the ones who financially engineer the important competitions to then regulate it. Don't waste your time. If a manager wants to throw away a cup run, let them. The manager will have enough grief in his hands without external interference. Furthermore, you could very easily argue that we have played weakened sides in this competition under Tomasson. Do we get punished under your ideals, too?

My local sports station doesn't keep the broadcast going long enough for me to see things like that. I found it ironic to hear the Dingles chanting "Premier League - corrupt as f*ck", when they no doubt enjoyed the silly parachute payment money last season at the expense of the rest of us. To come full circle on that, I wonder how Kompany will get on as manager of one of the favourites for relegation, as opposed to last season when he bought the league and was able to play pretty football at a canter while the rest of us suffer stupid FFP restraints, no handouts, and potential points deductions. They are not going to be finding that easy this time around, particularly against teams like City. We're used to knowing the Dingles as a gritty Dyche team. Those days are long-gone. It seems foreign owners only want "pretty" football. I'm not sure you can do that when you're supposed to be cannon fodder.

A Dyche side might have.

What of Jay Haddow? He plays for Japan U21s, and I thought we were fending-off interest from in him from Premier League clubs last summer, yet he never seems to be noticed in our U21s.

Must be injured. He's got one year left on his contract, so he's still here.