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Cm'n guys, Lenihan isn't exactly the biggest of our worries is he? He's capable enough at this level. Picks up too many yellows but one of our few leaders. Good partnership between him Ayala.

Because none of our forwards can shoot. We've created the chances.

The Mirror Man!!

Half the replies on social media relating to Brereton these days seem to be in Spanish!

Agree and it won't change with these owners. Somehow we just have to get lucky and appoint a decent manager at least once.

Well we used to get much bigger crowds! Who's to blame for that? If we go with your template then the wages of the players will be reduced every season as the crowds dwindle still further. In the end where will we be? There has to be a plan and commitment from the owners, a proper administration and competent staff at all levels. We had this not long ago. There has to be investment not just covering of losses. The club will improve, the crowds will come back. If we carry on as we are oblivion looms. If only someone could explain it to them!

There's no such thing as the right wage for any player. Its all up for negotiation. The problem is that if we won't pay what a player thinks he's worth and some other club will, then that player will most likely be off---as we are finding out. So do we just stick out and get relegated? For the record I don't believe we are paying "silly wages" if anything we'll be on the low side.

"The Daleks:devoid of all emotion except hate. They're like Piers Morgan on wheels."

Er---all 3 games!!

For once an LT article I can relate to. https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/19523179.shift-expectations-blackburn-rovers-supporters/

Mowbray is benefitting from not having as many players to choose from. Bit of stability. Also he has to throw in the young 'uns because there's no alternative. I suspect Carter would have gone out on loan if we'd had a full squad yet he's looking good enough just as Travis did when injuries forced Mowbray to play him. Mowbray has not suddenly become a good manager and we should enjoy this start while lasts.

Yes---all three! Who'd have thought?

You must admit though that his new strike force of Ayala and Lenihan brought home the bacon!!! Genius!

He did look good coming forward though but there was usually no end product. I don't understand how a professional player couldn't cross a ball, we were all doing that as kids weren't we?

Sean Lock died aged 58.

If Bell morphs into a good defender at Luton that will say an enormous amount about things at Ewood.

I thought it was Mr Plod?

We started well last season remember. We will get the inevitable slump at some point in the season. Points now are like gold to us.

You're avoiding discussion of where he's being played. That's why your post is pertinent to mine. Shouldn't be upfront in the middle should he?

Eh? He shouldn't be should he? I don't get your point at all. He was playing against two huge centre-backs and that's a reason to scapegoat him?

If Philips is that good how much of him will we actually see? I was excited about Phil Jones but he was off before his career had really started.

He will ruin Dolan. He'll knock the enthusiasm out of him. He should not be a central striker. The solution is obvious to me---put him on the wing or play him behind a front two (if there is room for him) and play Gallagher in his natural position. He should be "brought on" not depended on.

Did they try to keep him? They knew he was off didn't they?

Some City fans were reported as being astonished when we signed Davenport from them on a permanent deal. I've learned to be cautious about transfer bullshit. When did we last sign a player who his club wanted and tried to keep. Savage?

"Jesus, Mary and the wee donkey"!!