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And I would rather save my money, than fund the running by the incumbents.

I did not criticize, what I said was that I didn't feel sorry for the people who bought season tickets. Everyone has the right to make their own choices. They don't deserve either criticism or plaudits for making their own decisions.

No, I have lost almost all interest. I have gone from being a season ticket holder who went to most away games. To attending the occasional home game, mainly for the social life before and after the game.

I don't feel sorry in the slightest for people who bought season tickets. They knew what to expect with the current people running the club, and yet they still made the decision to buy the season tickets.

The players are paid to contribute to the game, fans have to pay.

As a kid, the top end of Lammack road, was my paper-round.

At the moment, the product is in my opinion, not value for money. Hence some people who may go, opt to not attend.

Duru will make an acceptable back-up at right wing-back.

Sportsmans was my local.

The most poignant words are "out there"

That has always been the case. What has changed is the way that defenders are asked to play.

But a lot less season ticket holders, maybe ?

I bought the record.

It's a good job the game is at Ewood then.

If that is what you need, that is what you do

MGP should have scored, I am not completely surprised that Gueye missed.

The more I see Gueye's header near the end, the more I realise, he is a shit striker.

long may it last.

Ding Dong Down.

I have not seen enough of Litherland to form an opinion.

Who ?

So if we don't have a dramatic fall off in form in the next three months, we could be on for a good season.

With Pratt I have always thought of a less able Colin Hendry, I hope he lives up to my expectations.

I think the Rovers will hope Litherland will step up, if needed.