Mattyblue

‘You were top of the league when you finally hounded him out’ ’serves them right after how they treat Kean’ End of the day, he’s not had a sniff of a job at any level in this country since, says it all.

Just heard ont wireless that Adrian Chiles’ show on 5 Live will be doing a piece on the ceremony some time this morning. It will be on catch up at some point, I’m sure.

Cold snap coming just in time, going to be Boundary Park-esque.

1750 sold up to now and a cash turnstile (imagine that!) on the day.

They score plenty, but they’ve conceded a load too, 22, similar figures to the bottom three. Another Stoke incoming?

Personally? From what I’ve seen it would be Rodwell and AN other. Any club, especially one that sees itself as upwardly mobile should be constantly looking to improve the side and he offers said improvement to me. However, you’re right, we would have to serious downturn in results or an injury for a change to be actually made.

What I would like asked is - Are the club going to actually use the ‘local promotion’ rule, it can be used up to 4 times a season and means we can still charge top whack to sizeable away followings, whilst making it cheap for ours. So instead of doing crap promotions like ‘bring a friend for a...’ for a night match in the middle of winter (I.e last season against Bury and Fleetwood), why not attractive afternoon fixtures like Sheff Wed in December or West Brom on NYD. For me, it’s a no brainer, you can still grab the near £30 from the away fans, whilst making an ATTRACTIVE fixture accessible to ours, get folk back in the habit in a decent atmosphere and crowd.

Rodwell looks the business in midfield, hopefully Mowbray now puts this centre half thing to bed, unless it was a ruse from the beginning to keep the pressure off him.

It’s because Waggott said the other week something like ‘we’ll be looking to make Ben permanent in January’. I presume a slip of the tongue as I imagine it’s done, but a non - commital politicians answer all the same.

Rippers

The Championship is a a proper competition, I maybe biased but I find it infinitely more intriguing than the PL. However, I think many Rovers fans over estimated it, i.e we wouldn’t be challenging at the top end because of the spending power/wage bills/parachute payments etc of other clubs. It’s just that’s the Championship rarely works out that way. Despite money thrown around, there’s still a lot of evenly matched squads and a the majority of relegated sides find it hard to adapt. From what I’ve seen, there certainly no Wolves in it this season and it’s as wide open as ever.

There’s no difference, both are currently placed in metropolitan counties, both are still part of the historic county of Lancashire. My take on Merseyside is that it fits well with that particularly unique Scouse identity, something both Liverpool and Everton fans can use etc and it came into its own with the social issues the region had in the 80s. Also Merseyside was made a postal county whilst Greater Manchester never was. Alternatively towns like Wigan, Bolton etc are pure Lancashire towns in culture. The boundaries need sorting out at some point. Humberside, Avon, Cleveland, the other made up counties of the 70s have all been scrapped, so here’s hoping...

And out of contract in the summer, so that’s that.

We’ll probably have around 400 there, which is to be applauded when you consider £30, red button and it’s a bloody long way with multiple days off work possibly needing to be taken.

We did, I went for some very strange reason.

This guy... ? The 'warriors' in his side were given special recognition by Mowbray as they allow the more technically gifted players the chance to shine. He said: “I talk to them about going to war, shine their shields, draw their swords out and go to war really and that’s what this team can do.

Rotherham also on sale. Category C. But that’s still £22 in the Blackburn End (£25 on the day), £24 in the Jack Walker (£27). Doesn’t look like we’ll see a single promotion to try and ride the goodwill around the club in 2018.

The Ewood concourses are still some of the best, some right shitholes elsewhere, even in the flat pack out of town stadiums.

He’s under contract until 2021, so a fair bit you’d imagine. However, he must be angling for a move soon. He’s 24 in January and seemingly not in their plans.

End of the day Tony Mowbray is a bloody hero. The impact he’s had in 20 months had to be up there with any manager we’ve had - especially considering what he inherited. I’d say 99.9% of fans Trust Tony, so any debates on here are held in the knowledge that Mogga’s the Man, but folk are merely airing their views on this and that; they may prefer Rodwell to Smallwood, Williams to Bell, that we’d have spent the Brereton money elsewhere. Mowbray may go a different way, but people can still suggest alternatives. I imagine even Pep’s team selections, purchases etc are debated on Blue Moon. That’s football, game of opinions.

Jeff Stelling was reading them out on Sky at 5ish, as you say Phil nothing from the Beeb for hours, poor do.

He was better than previous appearances (not saying much). But he looks absolutely drained of confidence and unfit from what I saw. Perhaps some starts for the under 23s can get his fitness up.

Wembley... England?? Over watching the mighty Rovers? No, nay, never!

Didn’t Jordan Rhodes have a stinker of a ‘loan to buy’ spell at Sheff Wed, but they had to complete the purchase regardless? It’s done I’d imagine.

Only2Garners said the club was planning to pick an early season match for an offer... almost in November and nothing.