Ah you’re moving the goal posts now. So by ‘comms’ you meant advertising and marketing too? Well obviously folk are going to agree that we should be doing that… however a running commentary of lies from the three stooges is another matter entrirely.

The fans should be, the regime shouldn’t. Normal clubs have stock on the shelves in August.

Get him appointed, as with a Swag in situ there is at least a fig leaf of normality i.e. ‘he’s an experienced football executive’. But make Rudy fecking Gestede the CEO of Blackburn Rovers and it will be clear to all they’ve given up entirely and aren’t even attempting to hide it.

211 members of FIFA, invite the lot, feck it.

‘Hate’.

No having shirts in April ‘isn’t a bad thing’, the 24/25 season is ongoing so folk should be able to buy a 24/25 season shirt. But as always you are trying to be too clever and miss the actual point. It is not ‘good stock management’ to have no shirts for months at a time during the season but a discounted glut at the end.

Won’t somebody think of the stakeholders!

Stock levels have been completely wrong if you have none in stock from August to November but have a load of excess shirts you have to discount in April.

My point doesn’t make sense now as it was a reply to longers’ original, now deleted, post that was coming out with the usual tired Dingle stuff about Jack (usual mask slipping from him).

If you hadn’t have had that first promotion under Dyche none of this would have happened - you were going nowhere pre his appointment. You’ve a lot to thank him for.

They run out of shirts every August, poor stock management, simple as that.

Not sure what your point is? You think those owners would hang around if you didn’t get out the league before the parachutes ran out? Their whole model is based on PL/parachute income?

Neither do I, I’m just going off Glen’s posts this morning that the next stage is being worked up.

Exactly. There was ‘uproar’ in 1960 after the cup final ticket debacle - fans walked away. Uproar in 2012 - fans walked away. Uproar in 2025 - fans will walk away. That is how Rovers supporters have always shown dissent and ‘protest’, not by a load of chanting and messages on bedsheets whilst still handing over their cash.

…and parachute money. They end up in this league by season three and we’d see how ‘driven’ they are, I’d imagine driving away from Turf Moor pronto…

Results in 2025 aren’t the driver for Glen’s campaign, of course not, this is 15 years in the making. But don’t expect the match goers to be protesting when the team is winning, won’t happen, neither will a big protest happen at the ground against Watford. So forget about that. Match day protests in any great numbers will be organic and will only occur if the team is on a horror run/bottom of the league. So let’s get behind all the stuff away from match day that Glen is working on, that has to be the focus. It isn’t the 1980s, ‘protest’ doesn’t just mean chants to ‘sack the board’ now.

It’s finished for this season. The vast majority of remaining match goers just want to watch the game… they will turn on sustained poor results, but not a chance if the team is winning games. All about Glen’s media campaign (social or otherwise) now.

They ran out of stock in August (again) for months, that isn’t good stock management to me - and not replicated at other clubs.

*Bot Correction* ‘Just get behind the regime team FFS’

The players have a choice.

Oh Rev. 🤦‍♂️ Please, please just put your hands up and say you initially misjudged a player, we’ve all done it… I mean, plenty on here did with Sammie. (You won’t, of course, as your weak spot as a poster has always been that you decide to die on hills on day 1, when you could easily just walk back down them).

They were saying how marvellous ‘Hecky’ was a month or so back…

We have 9,100 ST holders (not including half STs) Gut feel, we’ll limp to about 6k. An absolute calamity in comparison to where we were when they bought the club, but in reality won’t push them any closer to the exit door in and of itself.

It was a turn of phrase. I.e he wasn’t going to be playing when everybody was fit. Of course he was going to go to Tottenham, ‘Judas’, come on.

‘Judas’, behave. 😄 He was a teenager at a non-parachute second tier club that had hardly had a sniff who left to go to Tottenham. That’s the game, happens at all levels, we’ve done it ourselves with young lads from lower down the pyramid.