Amo
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Their coverage of the female game is certainly disproportionate to its actual popularity and status, yup.
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Nope but they'll pretend both games are equal and keep shilling it.
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Are you suggesting Mowbray didn't do his homework on a player who cost us £7m?
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No, it doesn't work both ways, silly.
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Ugh, really? ? I never got the love for that one or the logic behind it. "Okay, Blackburn's home colours are blue, white and red... So, for the away strip, we'll go..."
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That's because it would be "sexist" not to have the men and women's games on level pegging.
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What makes some ex-pro who gives Rovers a cursory mention more "knowledgeable" about the club than the fans who eat, sleep and breathe everything Rovers? Like Stu said, plenty of managers/ex-players were telling us to give Kean a chance.
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Whooooosh.
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Worst gameshow ever. How is it so popular?
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Don't these companies pour money into marketing divisions? I know BRFCS is a small sample size but there's always a clamour for the red & black halved jersey, and I bet there's plenty of fans outside here who'd lap it up. Seems the club are missing a trick.
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We can't even find a CB or a LB. No chance of us buying a new RB, especially when Agent Benno is still on the books.
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Surely no one's seriously slagging off Kipre? Yeah, I get the bias but Kipre has no allegiance to us. If it was the other way around, we'd be wondering why Kipre chose midtable Championship mediocrity instead of breaking into a Premier League team for more money.
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We are most likely entering this season with the same backline that we finished with in League One. Even if we sign a new CB, that's still shocking, considering the defensive frailties that have been apparent for ages. There's a "slow build" and then there's taking the piss.
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I think the problem is that we're still relying on players like Williams.
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I can't take a player seriously called "Dewsbury-Hall". Sounds like the setting of a Jane Austen novel.
