Mattyblue

At least it’s 12 months, so the usual payoff won’t be required.

Mwahahahaha.... https://www.pne-online.net/forum/index.php?threads/cheeky-plastics.3428475/

Good job he told them to 'slow down' last summer, ay!

Driving through Preston this morning and I spotted our season tickets advertised in a bus shelter. Thought i’d Teleported to 1995 and it felt great! Hopefully the club is finally waking up to the fact that an ever increasing percentage of the fanbase is outside the town of Blackburn.

Bloody hell didn’t realise I had a reputation for being a sad bastard!

Oldham at home.

If it let us build a strong core to the side that could propel us to promotion then it would be worth considering. But I just couldn’t see the funds being made available.

Because Venky's would allow that?

Salford and Sunderland will be on more than us.

Yeah the club does do them regularly. Especially in mid to late July (you'd think) with school holidays starting.

I've noticed that every season there seems to be more and more back to back home games (and vice versa).

Cardiff away on Good Friday. So much for local fixtures when there is little public transport.

At least it isn't as bad as two years ago when it took me a minute to realise we weren't listed in the Championship fixtures at all...

Sky Bet sponsored club with a Sky pundit as co-owner appear on Sky as soon as they possibly could... go figure!

Wigan away midweek AGAIN! Too much to ask that our only two Lancs away games can be on a weekend?

It depends. They don’t normally release sales figures week by week like they are doing this time. Do sales always start low and then a shed load of folk renew just before claim your seat deadline? Possibly how it always occurs here. Especially this season as there is no early bird period and then the price hike, so even less need to rush to renew. Or they could be down like for like and we are looking at sales akin to the Coyle season as we are a fair way away from 10,000 sales with 6 weeks to the season. But we’ve no idea without that comparison to previous years.

Approaching 4,000 sold. At least Sharpe isn’t still pedalling the Waggott lie that we only sold 8,500 last season. https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/football/rovers/news/17716831.rovers-season-ticket-update-as-june-deadline-approaches/ Without a like for like you can’t really judge sales at this point. Be interesting to see what they are after the claim the seat deadline...

Stoke’s crowds will soon shrink, just like Boro’s now are doing.

I saw a down payment of 5 million. The other two million could just be following on next year. Paid in instalments as most fees are, nothing to with add ons.

A link to where it says it was 5.25? 7 million with add ons?

Realistic expectations? You throw your toys out of the pram every season due to 'Hemmings having no ambition'

Doesn't always work like that here...

Another FFP evasion technique...

Lot of fuss over someone who didn't stand out in the third division whenever I saw him.

It was on the North West BBC news this morning. Clever PR, as always. Just shows the difference when you have a committed owner fighting your corner, not an administrator.