To use what seems to be a popular phrase - “ No Excuses.”

Gally is one of those footballers who’s actually got worse as he’s reached his prime. He was better when he first came here.

You’ve got to admire Luton, they’ve spent about one tenth of that and they’ve gone down fighting. Win, lose or draw they’ve gone for it. If we ever by some miracle get rid of the “ added degree of difficulty “ that are the Chicken Chokers that’s the way I’d like to see Rovers go about the task.

Nervous Norvus - Ape Call

Wasn’t that the game were a Luton player went right over Glen Keeley’s shoulder and came down onto the frozen ground head first ? The only time I’ve thought a player might have been killed at a football match.

Joe Brown And The Bruvvers - It Only Took A Minute

The Zombies - Care Of Cell 44

My money is on him being sold whatever happens.

It’s a sign of the times when even another Burnley home defeat can’t bring a smile to my face. Thanks for that Rovers.

How did they go on when Coleman briefly left them to flop at Rochdale ? Did they struggle or thrive. I genuinely can’t remember.

A lot will hang on how well we play between now and the end of season for me. Go down fighting and I’d give him the first two months of next season. Carry on in “ Swansea away “ mode and for me he’d have to go. Not that what we think will influential the Chicken Chokers in the slightest. After all they kept Kean on !

If we do go down would you keep Eustace on, like we did with Mowbray after relegation. ? I think I know what the answer will be but I thought I’d ask anyway.

The minute you decide to stand still in football you are actually going backwards.

I’m not a Brittain fan. He’s not good enough on the ball to be an outright wide player and not good enough defensively to be a genuine full back. A “ bits and pieces “ player.

That must be the shortest team we’ve ever fielded.

He was up against opponents who were more interested in playing attractive passing football than getting stuck in. In most championship games you need to win the physical battle before you can play your football.

I can understand that, public speaking isn’t for everyone. What happens on the pitch speaks more to me than anything the managers says. If we were playing well I could forgive someone who isn’t a glib bullshitter. But we aren’t playing well with any consistency for any length of time. JDT was good in front of the cameras at first but once the rot set in he lost interest I think. Mowbray was beyond dull.

The. Newcastle game was effectively a “ free hit “ against a team that wanted to play football. Nobody expected us to win. No real pressure, just like West Ham away and Leicester away last season. Tuesdays game will be the diametrical opposite of that. We have too many ” knife fight “ players going into a “ gun fight “.

Bobby “ Boris “ Pickett And The Cryptkickers - Monster Mash

The Millwall and Plymouth games come before then, they are make or break games. We need to get a few of these players in hospital for heart transplants.

The Elgins - Heaven Must Have Sent You

Amoroso ?

Most of them went against us last weekend as well. That’s what happens at this time of the season. Every year teams start fighting for their lives, some get the “ new manager “ bounce. We don’t seem to do either.

The Doors - People Are Strange

There are no easy wins in this league at kick off time. You only beat your chest at the final whistle when you’ve done the business. If I had a £1 for every game Rovers have lost when most people thought they should win I’d be a pretty rich man.