Let's hope the super computer keeps going with it's predictions, we're 5th in Feburary, with a half full dressing room full of injuries.

It's probably the comment of somebody who's never played football. He's hard to leave out the team, at the moment.

I agree, he did some fantastic dribbling, and went round a few players on the edge of there box, and then screwed a shot wide from a difficult angle. There were players in and around the box, that would have had a simple tap in, if he'd have passed the ball.

I disagree, we could have made it 3 or 4-0 in the 2nd half, Dolan did some fantastic work on the edge of the box, if he'd have passed it, certain goal, but instead he screwed the ball wide from a difficult angle.

I thought Danny Batth had a good game, and Makel Gueye, he's turning into a class player. One comment said Tyrys Dolan was shite, the person who wrote it, obviously overdid it at the beer tent.I thought Dolan played well.

Makes Gueye is getting better every game, and he's starting to score goals.

Dolan was white, you've probably had to many at the beer tent.

It's the perfect game for ending a losing streak, giving the lilyshites a good hiding.

Put Buckley further forward, and you'd probably get a goal or two out of him.

You can bet the Lilyshites will be physical, try and bully the opposition. We could do with players like Gueye 6ft 5 plus giving the lilyshites there own medicine.

If we focus tomorrow and give it 100%, there's no reason why we can't take the points tomorrow night.

Probably a shocking result, with no home support.

What's happened to the John Buckley who scored goal of the season against Birmingham and followed it up with goal of the month against preston.

Until they meet a misfiring rovers team.

Hand the pies to our strike force, they'd probably hit the preston supporters instead of the directors box.

We could do with Simon Garner up front tomorrow night.

Beating Preston would only be bettered by giving the dingles a good hiding.

If your throwing pies, I'll be in row 18 in the Blackburn end. Potato please.

I can see your point of view with the January transfer window, we get off to a flyer start of the season. Then along come the expected injuries, and no money in the transfer kitty due to the Venkys fiasco.

Just think what John Eustace could do for Blackburn Rovers, with decent transfer funds.

If we can get the series b striker deal over the line before Friday, I'd be a bit more confident for the lancashire Derby game. My heart says 4-0 to Blackburn Rovers, my head says it could be a tough 90 minutes.

A true supporter stays with his club through good and bad times.

Never been the most loyal of supporters, some people at Ewood. Only turn up when the sun's shining, and every things rosy in the garden. Other clubs get full houses when there relegated.

I'm a season ticket holder, if we all followed suit, Rovers would be in trouble. You've to take the rough with the smooth in football, till there's light at the end of the tunnel. I will be in my seat as usual Friday night.