Mattyblue

They can and do work, SG. Our lot just aren’t up for it.

What’s strange about it?

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It’s even got Bob Fleming out of posting retirement… times really are bad.

I agree it should be like that at Ewood… but there’s point wasting time and energy hoping against hope for something fifteen sorry years of experience tells us will not happen.

How anybody can be ‘’ITK’ but with a straight face come on here and say that it’s anything but a total mess down there. My own brother in law couldn’t get out quick enough (and he’s a life long fan, but he couldn’t risk his career any longer).

No, the worm really won’t turn at Ewood. There aren’t enough worms left for a start and a high proportion of the remaining ones are more than happy in their little patch of soil thank you very much. Like I said if the team is doing badly, bottom of the league, then you’ll get chants… we then win a couple, or we get a new manager, then it stops, just like late last season, just like when Eustace arrived. As always, the actual protest is folk walking away. They’ve done it in droves ever since our 25,000 average crowd in 2010… but unlike most normal owners where that would ring very loud alarm bells… this lot couldn’t. give. a. fuck. Change will come, if it ever does, from the likes of Glen away from Ewood Park.

Like it’s been since day dot with these owners you’ll get dissent when the team continues to do poorly on the pitch and at the end of the campaign even more ST holders knock it on the head. That’s all it will ever be here when it comes to protests and anything matchday related. Everybody needs to forget expecting anything else - it will never, ever happen. So, just let Ewood be what it is and let Glen et al do the real work away from the place.

Sounds about right at this club. ‘The Buck Stops Here Somewhere Else’.

So Benson’s to blame for the defeat?

Only thing stopping Cat A is the 12.30 Sky coverage. So I imagine it will be Cat B, so still up to £30.

So like we thought, the JW that had been pretty well populated in recent seasons was very sparse in the non-central blocks and the Riverside slightly busier. Also, the Blackburn End was far emptier on the Riverside side. Amazing the pissing about they do on an annual basis with the same c9,000 ST Holders.

There will be… it will just be sharing a ground with Darwen in non league. Balaji Rao III holding the deeds.

Saw on Facebook from somebody that there was no Sky Sports on in Blues Bar yesterday as they no longer pay the subscription. I wasn’t there so no idea if it’s true. Can anybody confirm?

Why would getting relegated cheer folk up?

Unfortunately the dawn never comes here.

We can all opine on what we would like the wage structure to be, all that matters is that the actual wage structure is and obviously that isn’t one that leads to our players signing new contracts,

So the buck for defeats no longer stops with the manager, but with individual coaches. That’s a new one.

Keeping Coyle till February is what did us, it wasn’t *that* bad a side, TM showed that. This time, it is looking like an increasingly poor team as more and more of the experienced pros feck off… and the VI factor (who I’m dubious of to say the least).

Ignoring the point again. Simple question. Why don’t our players sign new deals if we pay the going rate?

Each to our own… I’ll enjoy a couple of pints up the Black Bull pre though.

Of the many thrills of being a football fan. Waking up for the first home league game of the season is one of them… if you don’t get that thrill, why you still bothering? (And that’s the question I’m asking myself for the first time in my life this morning).

Clubs that pay the going rate for Championship players don’t go three years without having a single one of them sign a new contract.

There’s only two meeting scheduled throughout the whole season… and they have the brass neck to post this (today of all days)

Yeah, why are Wrexham bringing in all these players for decent money and wages? They not wanting to just be sustainable?