Mattyblue

No chance we’ll see cheap kids season tickets again after last season - the 4,000 full price sales and plenty of adults seemingly going to Ewood on concession tickets instead.

But good for them to announce the date STs will stop being sold.

Up to £560 (FIVE HUNDRED AND SIXTY) in JWU. I mean, what can you even say.

Nah the Champions League and that TNT is rubbish, it’s no Fulham v Wolves.

Top notch clobber (and accessories) too.

Maybe half the crowd will come back home to Ewood Park…

I’m asking you because you are the one now being all holier than thou. You shouldn’t be saying anything on managers being quickly sacked with your track record.

So you’ve now decided we shouldn’t have sacked him after a month after all, not only that, to repent your sins you are now calling out and wanting relegated other clubs that still do sack managers quickly, fair enough, nothing like a zealous convert to a cause.

But why did you think that in the first place as wouldn’t sacking him have achieved very little and in six months time someone else would be out too and we would be going nowhere?

So why did you want our manager sacked after a month then?

…says the fella that wanted our manager sacked after a month.

Exactly, Paul. It’s a mediocre division outside the parachutes. The fact this shambolic club has spent three years out of four knocking on the door tells you that. But, the flip side of that is it doesn’t take much to fall the other way - as Hull have shown this time.

Shows how modern football has lost the plot when we are pleasantly surprised to see a goalkeeper catch the ball.

‘Lowey’ is too busy spying on the manager and the STC for the owners to move down to the academy.

Want an example of how much the modern game has gone away from its traditions… the team sitting in 15th (so obviously not challenging, I.e what you would say is appointment TV) have had one 3pm game all season.

And less of us. As if, say, some Coventry fans are feeling the pinch and they have to knock going to games on the head as a result there’s a big catchment area of potential fans across their city, other parts of the West Midlands and Warwickshire to take their place… we don’t have such a luxury.

So on some weekends there could be 70% of PL matches shown live at all manners of times. Like I said it becomes moving wallpaper/schedule filling instead of appointment to watch TV.

If we were on course to hit their revenue targets it wouldn’t have been extended. They are panicking because they are obviously somewhat off it. Not a ‘smart’ move, just a necessary one if they want to have bonuses all round.

Think a few folk forget how crap this league is when predicting the next campaign. Outside the parachutes there’s bugger all in it player wise, it largely comes down to managers, if Val isn’t a dud I don’t see why we should expect a relegation scrap.

Exactly, it’s turned into moving wallpaper, instead of the big weekly event it was when it was a couple of live games a weekend.

Do you still think they need reducing? Doesn’t sound like it. We’ve sold 7,000, a figure so poor they’ve had to extend the early bird, obviously the fanbase isn’t seeing them as being enticingly priced.

Tronstadt POTY for the wider fanbase and that cesspit of negativity brfcs. Thoughts, Rev? Still sticking to he’s poor/average/slightly better than Corry Evans line? How about you you put your hands up that you got this one wrong and we’ll have an amnesty - I.e folk can’t keep raking your former opinion up either? Fair?

That’s different than a catchment area. A catchment area is where you are the main player in a town/in borough(s) etc. We obviously aren’t in Cheshire and Cumbria. Doesn’t mean we don’t have fans further afield, of course we do, now more than ever with the demographic change in Blackburn - but we also don’t have the luxury of being the only show in town in a 20/30 mile radius like so many other clubs do.

Have our owners said anything since c2012?

You think we have an encouraging future under Venky’s?