Derby will be higher than Rovers in the coming season.

I would put good money on them bringing in advertising breaks in the game. "Whilst we wait for the VAR decision, here's a word from our sponsor"

Would happily swap with Sheffield Wednesday right now. As bad as this clown has been for them, he's still nowhere near as bad as what we have here. And he never will be.

If the club was in any way a real football club then they would have Toth and Kaminski fighting it out for the number 1 jersey. Kaminski was good but he didn't command his area in any way that I would deem good enough. I think Toth will come out a good one, he made it obvious when he arrived that he was here to be the main man and prove it. No doubt he'll have a great season and be sold for less than half his actual value. The club will then plead poverty and the usual lemmings will be telling us that we got a good deal. I'm just keen to see how long big Val will last. I reckon he won't see out the season.

All of the above with a heavy percentage being 3 and 4.

I'd say a holocaust is a bit more hate filled than some people chanting against it. And yes that absolutely has it's place at a music festival. Sort yourself out, you're on the wrong side of history here lad.

Hate filled rhetoric? Give your head a wobble son you're making yourself look like a complete turnip.

Is there anyone playing this thing that was born later than 1965?

Comission.

One person would be in favour of it.

I would swap with them immediately. Their issues will come to an end. Ours won't.

The halved sleeves can be changed every now and again no bother but if the halves are not reversed on the back then it isn't a Rovers shirt.

That still doesn't change the fact that it's a load of shit. American sports are a complete pile of wank and their coverage of them is even worse. Won't be long until we get the five minutes multiball.

He's looking a lot better than when I last saw him.

Say it loud, say it proud Rovers up, venkys out

I actually think we need to play down the Jack Walker era and focus on how through the 80s we were challenging for promotion to the first division whilst most other small town teams (such as the six fingered creatures) were wallowing in the bowels of the football league. This was all done on a budget of practically nothing and was all 100% down to hard work, dedication and professionalism from those involved. It was this that attracted Jack Walker to buying the club. I'm sick of having "you want to be winning the league again jack walker is dead get over it we are a small town club" bollocks thrown our way. What we achieved in the 80s was entirely down to people who gave a fuck and were willing to put in the effort.

The Guess Who - American Woman

I doubt we'll spend that much at all

It was £30 but there was a £10 penalty fee for those that bought a ticket in person, so really it was only £20.

Credence Clearwater Revival - Midnight Special

Definitely begs the question of what was the other 22 million for? We've managed to survive the last few years on less than 20 million total so how were they needing to send 15 million a year? Where was it all going?

I think he may be referring to the initial request for 26 million. As we all know, not much if any would have gone towards transfers. It's interesting though that it went from 26 million to just under 4 to pay the bills. It definitely begs the question of what were they doing with all that money and where was it going because as we're all well aware, they weren't shelling out for loads of new players or stadium upgrades. I think a large part of their failures is simply down to them bing thick, arrogant and lazy, but you'd be foolish to say there's nothing dodgy been going on.

Water off a duck's back. I like that the point I made in my initial post has been proven by subsequent posts by the two in question. It was a lot of work putting that together, the only reason I haven't kept it up to date is that I haven't got the time. I had to read all of that stuff a few times to get my head around it, @wilsdenrover has a far better grasp of that stuff than I do and was a huge help for which I am grateful. When you look at the facts of the situation you can clearly see that they can't just send money willy nilly like they used to. The amounts they have been given permission to send have been minimal and there's been a bit of a fight to be able to send it. It's amazing the levels of double think that goes on with the organisation. Can't send money over due to the investigation yet simultaneously claiming that there's no issues with sending money. Why anyone would believe a word that comes from them is beyond me.

You'll not be far from NZ pretty soon with how deep that hole your digging is getting. I never suggested invading the pitch, I said the games needed to be disrupted. Still not getting any better with that English comprehension there are we.

You're clearly not fine with English if you for some reason think you've been threatened. Start with fuzz buzz and work your way up from there son 👍