It was a good time for cowardice. That point makes it extremely unlikely Rovers will be relegated. Relegation means £5 million doesn’t arrive from the Premier League and much less television revenue. With the awful attendance numbers, all the more expensive players get sold. That point was probably worth almost £10 million.

They’ll just drive the bus onto the pitch. 90 minutes of boredom.

I hope Pears is practicing his Pickford time-wasting flop. I’m expecting 5 backs, everyone on their back foot, and hoping for the most boring 90 minutes ever seen in football.

Personally, I thought they were fun to watch until the wheels fell off in December. There wasn’t enough squad depth to manage the injuries. Then Travis left for Ipswich and Adam Wharton was sold. The squad as assembled in the fall was competitive but lacked depth. With one of the lowest payrolls in the league, it was never going to be a very athletic team.

That was a very important point. It adds Sheffield Wednesday to the mix and makes it so Plymouth has to win. The odds are very against both Birmingham City & Plymouth Argyle winning plus Sheffield Wednesday getting at least a draw. Norwich and Hull are both promotion playoff clubs and the Stadium of Light will have 41,000. Park the bus in Leicester and try for the point. 90 minutes of time wasting.

That’s better!

There was a red on the sideline, though.

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This is fun!

He was offside, I think

Boehly “only” spent £900 million on transfer fees. In baseball, he spent $700 million, $425 million, and $365 million for the three most expensive LA Dodgers players. Those were the equivalent of free transfers since those were contracts directly with the players but it’s the kind of spending he does.

Less than 13,000 attendance

Brittain hustle set that all up.

Pears giving the ball away before the goal was pathetic.

So what physical assets does the club actually own? I've read that they did a financial slight of hand where the practice facility was sold and is leased back to the club. I presume some other slice of the Rao empire now owns the practice facility? Who owns Ewood? As a business, revenue comes from ticket sales, television revenue, and sponsorships like Totally Wicked. There's a bit of revenue from RoversTV subscriptions and RoversStore kit. I'm trying to understand why anyone would buy the club since the payroll and operating cost is less than the revenue.