We might have been better off selling it to a bunch of 5 year olds.

Anybody can be " badly advised " once but this lot have made a career of it. If I had more time I'd compile a list of all the terrible business decisions they've made at Ewood. It'd be a very long list spanning a lot of years.

Wether you like Dyche or not you know where you stand with him.

Terry Eccles was a centre half we converted to centre forward. He wasn't bad.

Callum Camps, who people have mentioned in connection with Rovers in the past has been released by Rochdale. It'll be interesting to see where he ends up. They've also released their long time leading scorer Ian Henderson. Henderson would have been a decent signing when we were relegated but that ship has sailed.

" Could ", " Some ", " May ". Just setting the scene for the next U turn.

I feel it'll be like eating a toffee with the wrapper still on or, as I said a while ago, kissing your sister.

Another old boxing saying - " The only thing square in boxing is the ring ". I boxed at school. Three x three minute rounds. I was a fit as fiddle and it was still by far the most tiring sport I ever took part in Half way through the third round you had a hard time keeping your guard up. The thing about boxing is when you meet up against somebody better than you it can go South pretty quickly. In football if you meet up against a team better than you then you get beat 6 or 7 nil and it's embarrassing but it's not the end of the world. In boxing you can get physically hurt.

As far as I can see our line-ups are usually " a little experimental " !

His parents must have been Scottish I expect.

" Gangsters involved in boxing " ? That's a new one, do bears still shit in the woods these days ?

Any photos of Batwoman ? Smiley Face.

You've got to admire the Aussies though, there were some real characters involved, especially the dis barred lawyer. If I'd have been on the jury I couldn't have convicted the guy on that evidence.

Yes. The lack of DNA evidence on her clothing given the contact she had supposedly had with the the killer was surprising.

I'm not overly bothered about that. There must be other decent left backs out there.

We're now watching the true crime series from Australia about the missing/murdered back packer. Did his girlfriend know more than she's letting on. Very interesting.

Yes the ball was got forward quickly most of the time. Of course if you only have one forward to pass to as in modern football that isn't so easy.

Do you think so ? I was only thinking the opposite, Ball and Stiles in particular looked like schoolboys.

I can't say I'm thrilled with that list. Do you have to be over 30 to sign for Rovers these days ?

You mean like Graham LeSaux ? We saw him through a career threatening injury. Paid him for what must have been about 12 months without him kicking a ball. Then as soon as he was fit again he wanted to leave. Shit house of a man.

Anybody watch the '66 World Cup Final again yesterday. I reckon the ball was in play much more than it is today and given the importance of the match the behaviour of the players was excellent. I reckon I could have refereed that game.

Nobody is going to chuck £15 million at Dack unless they've seen him play again to at least the level he was at before the injury.

You're right Jim, we had them wobbling for about 10 minutes after the goal, the crowd got right behind Rovers. Then they got the second goal and it was game, set, and match. After that we pushed forward and they caught us on the break for two more break away goals.

Yeah, they were on fire in that game. We'd be attacking near their penalty area, we'd lose the ball and three passes later the ball was in the back of our net. We couldn't live with how they transitioned the ball from box to box.Tony Coleman on their left wing had the game of his life.

I thought it was Keith Newton that took the free kick after Metcalfe had been up ended by Glyn Pardoe out on the right wing by the Riverside-Blackburn End. . Fryatt put it away alright. I thought Metcalfe was our best player on the night, he ran Pardoe, who was no mug, ragged.