Tyrone Shoelaces

I’ve never had a season ticket. It never made sense as I couldn’t get to enough games to make it viable. If it wasn’t for my grandson and my desire to pass on the Rovers baton I’d be boycotting myself. I only go infrequently these days and even then I only go to keep him going.

I agree. Nothing will change until there is a total boycott. That is obvious.

Barbara Lynn - You’ll Lose A Good Thing

A once in a generation player at clubs like Rovers.

“ Player of the match “ according to the BBC football site tonight.

Nearly as bad as my rugby league club that once signed a guy with one leg ! They went to scout a guy in deepest Wales only to approach his twin brother in the club house after the game. They offered him a signing on fee without knowing he’d lost the bottom half of his leg when he was in the army !

It’s a wonder to me that we get the attendance numbers we do. Blackburn must be a town of masochists.

If we do go down selling him will be the reason why.

Well we now know what the line up will be next Saturday.

1 point from 2 eminently winnable home games isn’t good enough.

Blackpool got relegated years ago after being out of the drop zone for all but the last ten minutes of the season.

I can’t see Derby doing a Rotherham or not investing.

You mean wasted on Gallagher ?

It’s been a shocker and I’ve seen my share of bad seasons. This is up there with the worst.

I’ve got a black “ Lacoste “ polo shirt ( made in France, not Peru ) that must be 32 years old and it still looks brand new ! And it still fits me.

Great chippy. No home game was complete without a visit to the Hake Bost. Usually before a game.

The Four Tops - Baby I Need Your Loving

We didn’t when we had the chance.

Heinz - Just Like Eddie

Leicester already promoted then. Is that good or bad for us ?

I’m guessing that is the home match with Preston on Saturday October 11th 1958. Rovers won 4-1. It looks like Dave Whelan 2 stood by the goal post, Bill Eckersley beyond him and Ally MacLeod beyond Eckersley. Harry Leyland in goal, Mick McGrath in centre ground. Bryan Douglas looking on in the distance. Our scorers were Douglas, Vernon and Whelan 2. I believe Whelan was injured and as was the way when there was no subs back in the day he was moved up front to be a nuisance and he scored twice. Rovers team - Leyland Whelan, Eckersley Clayton, Woods, McGrath Douglas, Dobing, Johnson, Vernon, MacLeod Played in front of a crowd of 39,075 ! That explains the packed Riverside.

Rufus Thomas - Walking The Dog

Neil Diamond - Cherry, Cherry

Don And Juan - What’s Your Name

Ned Miller - From A Jack To A King