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Winning run was bound to come to an end at some point but let's look on the bright side, we currently find ourselves sat in 2nd place. Not a bad way to start the year.

Wanted to go to the game today but wasn't able to end my self isolation in time. Got the game on Ifollow though.

6 wins in a row, amazing stuff. I'm hoping I can end my self isolation period on Sunday (dependant on negative LFT's) and I'll get myself to the Huddersfield game.

I still think we will win comfortably in the second half.

I was thinking that. It's like they've found the magic formula.

First trip to Ewood since Allardyce was manager. Thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Will be back for the Huddersfield game on the 2nd.

Cheers. We've bought three tickets in the Jack Walker stand. Only ever watched from Riverside before in the pre Steve Kean days.

Probably a stupid question but can tickets for Saturday be bought at the box office on match day? A long time since I've been to Ewood and I'm gonna go to the game Saturday.

I'm visiting some friends in Manchester next weekend. He's from Blackburn and a United fan and I haven't been to a game since 2010. We've decided to go watch the Birmingham game at Ewood before our plans next week. Looking forward to coming back after so long.

Brereton has got a big future ahead of him. Hope we can hold onto him for a while.

Not followed league football for about a decade but the Euro's reignited my interest in football and I've been slowly getting back into league football and watching Rovers games weekly recently. The team they have now certainly seems more exciting to watch than the Rovers teams I remember in the late 2000's. Glad to see them doing well.

Sounds like things have certainly improved since those dark days then. Looks like a play off position isn't beyond the realms of possibility either.

Not as simple as that. I live in Leeds and the trains have been striking for the last 5 months on a Saturday.

I used to be a regular poster on these forums from 2000 to 2012. I probably wasn't the only one at the time but the whole Steve Kean/Venkys fiasco effectively killed my love for football. Besides the odd international game I completely switched off from the game and it wasn't until this past world cup that I started to keep an eye on Rovers results this season. My question is, in those years that I've been away, has the structure of the club improved, or is it still the hot mess that Kean, Venkys and Anderson left the club in back then or do Rovers fans now have something to be proud of again? Thanks in advance for any input.

his behaviour is disgusting, 50 odd grand a week and he cant even show up for training and he's hardly painting himself in glory for potential buying clubs. Get rid (and i was of the opinion that we should keep him)

I'd like to hear a huge benni mcCarthy chant at ewood this saturday, best way to let him and sam know how we feel about this situation.

Anyone heard the new cribs album, only given it one listen so far but it sounded really good, I'm off to see them at Leeds Academy next weekend.

it actually looked worse than scenes from football factory and green street. Shocking behaviour that has probably ruined englands chances of hosting the 2018 world cup, cheers d***heads

The Airbourne toxic event have been added as a strong rumour to leeds and reading, great news

I'm exaggerating obviously, of course subject matter is important but a film doesn't have to be oscar worthy for it to be enjoyable. Its fun to watch something you dont need to think about every now and again

i found out about stallones new film today, the expendables, it might just have the greatest cast of all time Mickey Rourke, Stallone, Schwarzenegger, Jet Li, Dolph Lundgren, Jason Statham, Ben Kingsley, Forest Whitaker, Eric Roberts, Robert Knepper (t-Bag from prison break) and david zayas (oz, dexter). It doesn't get much better than that, it doesn't even matter what the films about, plus check out this picture of stallone, this is what shape he's got himself in for the role http://www.aintitcool.com/node/39866

judging by the results and nominees of the grammys i take it that they are the american equivalent of the brit awards. Who are the people who decide these things? Such poor taste, how can it be possible that a coldplay song is the best song released in an entire year?

it would be interesting to see the result if as well as choosing a party at an election you also had the option of legalising drugs or not, i think it would be pretty tight

yeah i've got tickets to see him at manchester apollo on his 50th birthday, hoping he does reading and leeds festival as well