MarkBRFC

Chaddy won't give a jot about any of that. Aslong as there is a team playing in blue and white at Ewood every couple of weeks he is happy, and that same sentiment goes for quite a few of our regular match goers too.

Cashin, another small, slow and weak player to add to the list. Think hes moved agency to the same one as Rudy and co so could be something in this.

Squeeze some non descript loan in before that game so they can turn around and say "look, told you we would bring players in early".

Don't forget season ticket holders can bring a friend for a tenner though. What an offer.

The way you jump to the defence of these owners and the way they run the club is genuinely incredible.

Some on here said Taveres was an upgrade.

How does every other championship club and many at levels below us attract new owners? Why are we so unique that nobody else could possibly own us? Venkys greatest achievement in the past 15 years is that they have managed to convince a good portion of the fanbase that nobody else could possibly own us.

Cantwell's shooting and striking a ball towards the goal is as bad as any Rovers player I have ever seen.

I have seen this quite a few times pn here this season, only for us to win the next game with a performance out of nowhere. Today was the worst I have seen from a rovers team for a long time, spectacularly bad. I have a feeling we get something Sunday though, today's game against Cov will have taken a hell of a lot out of them.

I've been fed up of him for a while. An incredibly poor player who Hull were happy to let go whilst in the middle of a transfer ban.

Unfortunately his performances and attitude are exactly the standard I expect at Ewood Park these days.

McLoughlin had another shocker today. That first goal with him and Pears, deary me. As said previously, Hull certainty had McLoughlin worked out when moving him over to left back, he's a disaster in the middle of a 3.

Whatever the question is, the answer is not Tony Mowbray.

There's always someone willing to come and work in those conditions unfortunately.

Thing is, and I've been guilty of it myself over the years, hastily predicting we will lose the next game after a rotten defeat. Said the same against Preston after the limp display against Derby, and the same against Milwall after that dreadful defeat at Portsmouth. I bet we don't lose against Charlton, not 100% we will win but I dont think we'll lose.

Cheaper to sack him than make the 4 new signings that he apparently wants.

We'll stay up because Oxford, Portsmouth and Charlton are as bad if not worse than us.

For me that game epitomises the venkys era at this club. A Slow, ponderous, small, weak, thick team with a rubbish manager that had no clue what they were meant to be doing out there. All while wearing a North End kit. We will stay up because Charlton & Oxford are just as bad as us, but christ its going to be a hard watch.

We haven't been ready for the January window in any of the last 5 years, what on earth makes you think it will be any different this time?

That happens everywhere and would be naive to suggest it doesn't. If Rovers were as ready as they claimed, then they would know if the player wanted to join, and what the fee would be for him. If they have had a bid rejected, it shows they haven't really done any planning at all.

Ismael banging on about how we're ready for the transfer window and that all the players will be ready to integrate themselves in the FA Cup game. First bid for a player rejected. Guess we're not that ready then?!

It's just pie and peas i think?

Or they could sign an actual striker that does play that role rather than trying to shoehorn someone in who hasn't played that role before.

Seeing as it doesnt look like he's played as a striker so far, thats probably the plan. This lot just wing it from one transfer window to the next don't they.

That team we finished the game with on Monday isn't catching anyone on the break. Slowest side we have had in many a year, and thats saying something.