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ianb

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  1. Am I the only one who thinks F.Shepherd's record in charge is appalling and that his job should be transfered to India on cost cutting grounds? A stark contrast to the Rover's Board management.
  2. I think we need two decent strikers to make a difference. One striker in who is immediately injured leaves us back with the present options.
  3. I was thinking the same. There are a few others as well.
  4. Sorry it's my fault I tipped Bellers to score the winner and he wasn't even on the bench. Only saw the second half and was proud of the effort and application of the team - much better than the first leg second half. One ridiculous moment from Tugay resulted in the winning goal. Echo the thoughts of many that we desparately need a quality striker and that Kuqi days are numbered at Rovers. Wigan for the cup. PS Roger Jones lives next door to me.
  5. Go for it Hughesy - this can make the difference. 2-1 Rovers, Peders and Bellamy at the death.
  6. I wasn't going to vote to this because the whole things flawed but here goes. It has to be Garner for me because he was my generation and era and for all the reasons stated in Cheshire Blue's comments on the first page and this despite the fact he was not the greatest striker in the list. However, can somebody please vote for McEvoy - for the same reasons as Roy Vernon above - McEvoy's record is quite outstanding and deserves recognition, Jansen doesn't even come close to McEvoy in my view. In conclusion I would be happy with any one of Garner, Vernon, Briggs, McEvoy and, maybe, Sutton.
  7. What a complete load of dross was on offer at Ewood last night. Apart from the occasional spark from Pedersen and Emerton there was a complete and total lack of quality from Rovers. All four strikers used looked completely out of their depth, the midfield provided little in the way of quality service. Dickov will be straight back in the team when available and that just about sums up the mediocrity we have up front. I don't think I have seen such a lack of composure, skill and use of the ball as I saw from Rovers in the second half last night. I was at Portsmouth and thought THAT THE TEAM HAD A REALLY SOLID LOOK ABOUT IT, HOWEVER, WHEN PLAYING AT HOME WHEN THE emphasis is on Rovers to go forward more often the lack of quality is glaring. More composre and more retention of the ball is required and less of the headless chicken impressions. PS Really sick and tired of players trying to cheat the officials and supporters.
  8. Ozzie, I understood the allocation to be about 1158 and it was pretty well full - although there were two empty seats in row B next to me - I was grateful for the extra leg room!
  9. ) Some extremely nervous defending as a team in 2nd half, even when we still had a goal to play with. Hate to see us in a really high pressure situation. Quite a constrast to the France match when the defence looked solid to me all tyhe way through. Agree on your other two points Mr.Producer.
  10. Here are my ratings. Firstly Spain. Individually as good as anything in the tournament but don't ever back them until they have won a major tournament. People have been talking them up since time immemorial. When the real stuff starts in the second round they will come up short as they have every time since the 1960s. When they win something then start backing them. Germany, back against them at your peril but ultimately they will not have enough quality this time round. Portugal, playing at home is a massive advantage and they could go all the way to the final but I feel the expectancy level would then be too much. Sweden, dark horses and they the Scandanavian resoluteness and emotional detachment could see them through to the semis but when the crunch comes they will not be quite good enough. England, still not the sum of the individual parts. Concede possession far too easily indicating a poorer than average technical ability. History suggests nauseatingly British gallant failure in a game that should have been won or calamatous errors that result in a game being lost from a winning position. Czechs, again ultimately not enough quality at the crunch times but otherwise could reach the final. Italy, pedigree, the best defence(?), good strikers, top class keeper. France, rubbish so far but who cares. They have the quality and track record - since 2002 - to win. Verdict Italy or France to win
  11. David Dunn is a very average footballer overrated by the majority of Blackburn fans. When you haver important matches you want your so called best players to respond. He didn't. He trys to many high risk passes in the final third of the pitch that he has not the skill to pull off. He heeds to lose 2 stone and work on his speed over short distances. When ever I see him he fails to impress. Please discuss.
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