Rovers have already stated that young adults won't get any pro rata refund on next years season tickets.

The walk on prices are terrible too I just thought I would mention. Four category A+ games, what on earth will they be?! Cheapest match day ticket next season, £27, and that's only for 6 games, which will probably be the midweek fixtures. So possibly the cheapest ticket for a weekend game this season will be £32. I know they want people to commit for a season ticket, but those prices are really unfair for the folk who genuinely cant commit to a season ticket and just want to take in a handful of games a season. Edit - At a complete guess just looking at the fixtures, I think it will work out like this... 4 Category A+ games Sheff Wed (Boxing Day) Preston Bournemouth (Easter Monday) Birmingham (Last day) 6 Category B games Reading, Middlesbrough, Milwall, Swansea, Watford & Bristol City (All midweek) 13 Category A Games The rest that at the moment fall on weekends

Again, this should all have been bought up at the fans forum with Waggott on Monday, I'm guessing it was loosely mentioned, Waggott gave the same answer, then it was back onto the topic of Harry Chapman signed postcards being available for when they bother to get the shop back open.

For anyone who hasn't seen, this is the code of conduct for attending matches... Sounds like a right hassle to be honest, I think i'm out for the foreseeable.

My season ticket last season, and the season before was £319 in the Riverside, the year before that it was £299. This season its £399. £80 jump in one season seems a hell of a lot to me, especially in current circumstances.

The seats that are currently unavailable are existing season ticket holders. I think its just a case of renewing, then getting your actual seat later isn't it?

I think, I read something about the red button being suspended until fans are allowed back in at x amount of capacity.

Only allowed to put the midweek away games in the package, which Rovers have done.

This sums up exactly how I feel too.

Think Tyrone meant that Samba was upfront that day and he was embarrassed for him in that role.

See if anything is said at the fans forum, if there Is I imagine Waggott will just give the same answer and the topic will be dropped.

Not as important as another season of midtable mediocrity though according to old Tone.

Performance was ok, I think a side like Bournemouth will always allow you to play a bit of football though so we probably looked a bit better than we probably are. Still, we only had two shots on target in the whole game, and we still conceded 3. So nothing new really one game in. Still though, I'm more intrigued to see how we go next week against Wycombe who will probably sit in, and look to pick us off with set pieces a bit like Luton did at Ewood last season.

I don't think its definite that it isn't happening, just speculation because theres been no official confirmation of him signing for anyone yet.

Going off what Sharpe said, the terms and everything for Ayala were agreed but he got a better offer from Saudi Arabia or something.

With Mowbray as manager I think we'll always concede goals, no matter who we bring in at CB and LB.

Well obviously! We're not though. As ever with a new season I have that "new season optimism". Out-of the 3 relegated sides I'm glad we're playing Bournemouth, huge transition there with Howe leaving and a few of there better players going. Think we can get a result today, but also wary they have some good players. 2-2

Well it's on the fans forum to tell Waggott some home truths on Monday. I imagine it will pass off and go ahead exactly how Waggott wants it.

I think Mowbray has already come out and said Williams will start, can see another scenario similar to Mulgrew last season.

The one thing Rathbone has over Buckley, Davenport etc is games. Over 100 at a really tough level, I'd be more confident of throwing him in the side than the others. I imagine its nonsense anyway.

Yeah, think his dad has lived in Blackburn since he played for us .

His dad certainly wasn't playing for us in 1996 ? Anyway, I'm sure i read he was a Utd fan.

So confused ?

Yeah, the whole thing is going to be a bit of a mess. Are they opening up the Darwen End lower to help with social distancing too? No mention of it on that article.

What about the JW lower? Like I said in my earlier post, I think unfortunately a lot of long standing fans will feel the same as this.