Behave Phil. No chance. I doubt Rovers fans will be allowed in the DEnd anyway, but let’s presume they were. So that’s 2k away fans, 9k ST holders. So 20,000 walk on tickets to sell to home fans at £30-£35 a pop for a Sky midweek game. I doubt there will even be a need to open the BEnd Upper. I’d wager about 16k/17k unless they do something drastic with home ticket prices through the 1875 club. 31k, think you’ve been in Malta too long 😁

The irony of *checks notes* Spanish players talking about the scourge of diving and gamesmanship in football…

Not sure what’s ‘unfair’ about it? Those are the EFL rules, so perfectly fair. End of the day opposition fans have obviously enjoyed years of having a huge crowd in the Darwen End, cracking day out, I’m sure. But it was purely to fill club coffers, no club was ever entitled to it.

Why would it have mattered if this place would’ve been annoyed that he got a new deal?

Countries playing friendlies in late March with players who have played 40/50 games, great ay.

Why should we be suddenly taking 2k to every away game? We aren’t charging to automatic promotion. Normally we’d expect to be taking c1k to Saturday aways in the midlands, we’ll have more than that. We’ve just had 1,600 at Stoke on a Sky Friday night, 6k at Sheff Utd, we’ll have 2,500 at Hudds, 5k+ at PNE. So anything around 1,500 at Birmingham in these straitened times with £50 trains is plenty. Nowt to see here.

And we’ll be back to *four* of them next season too. 😫

24 teams to reach the finals out of one continent is obviously going to make a mockery out of a qualification campaign, largely a stroll for the bigger nations.

Bury gone, Oldham and Rochdale in non league. Such a plethora of clubs in old Lancashire (especially in the vicinity of the Manc giants), shows how this region is the heartland of the game, but obviously very tough to remain competitive/solvent.

Sounds like the LT, produced in Bolton and sub-edited in *checks notes* south Wales.

I often switch to Five Live at half time (and in the build up) just far less banal nonsense all round.

Magic carpet.

The news talking about a war on our continent, whatever next.

Absolute gold Chadster content today 😁

Nah, he’ll just hold up his MOT certificate to the cameras and they’ll waive the fee.

Tell us a joke, Chadster.

And 14 out of 24 since December 10th (17 out of 27 including red button). And yes that could be 19 out of 29 by the end. Crackers when you remember we are a second tier play off contender, not Man City.

I think it will have an impact, and I think it is progress as I’m not sure what planet they’ve been on with the ridiculous pricing since Covid. But we need to be realistic with ‘what good looks like’ when it comes to sales, as it’s twenty quid off at the end of the day, so still a hefty price for second tier football in a town like Blackburn.

I’m just happy to see an end to yearly rises, as it was starting to get silly in an area like this. However, £379-£474 (and then up to £429 - £529 in May) are not exactly prices to see us pull in a load of new folk (in this league). But perhaps we could see the heady days of having ST holders numbering in five figures again.

roverandout does not like this 👎

Unfortunately these days ‘stewarding’ is just a few folk employed in a ground on a match day to ensure a club keeps its safety certificate. They do zero stewarding as recent pitch invasions have shown.

No, but they are supplemented by much more recent trophy wins. I’ve no problem, by the way, acknowledging that those down the road are a proper football club, as at the end of the day Old Lancashire is the heartland of the game, as the founder member list (and the plethora of league clubs still around this region today) would tell you.

63 years ago is the ‘recent past’ now?

And I’m not going to Birmingham. Announce relegation.

I can defo see the Chadster checking his dipstick every Sunday morning…