I don't know, because I am talking about fans from other clubs . They might have made plans for a Saturday in the south of England and they they may suddenly need to plan for a Tuesday or a Wednesday night.

It is fairly simple, for any fan whoever they support, if they have bought a ticket on the train , or booked a hotel, they will not get their money back, because the service is still available.

I think we will win. I won't be going. I can't get home on public transport from night games.

I am not sure, so I am going to drink some more, then I will at least know, I have had too much.

Please take into consideration I have been drinking heavily, but if we are talking nostalgia : I once new a lad called Aladin, Who had a magic lamp, He bought it from a matlot, who was fathams up a tramp. He bought it from a matlot, to see what he could get. He rubbed and he rubbed and he rubbed and he rubbed and he ain't got fuck all yet.

I hate to swear, but what the fuck does that mean ?

I will get sod all back for my train ticket. But as I said I bet there are fans of other clubs who have paid for hotels, they will not get their money back. I will stand by my original statement. The footballing authorities don't give a shit about the fans. I don't get this sign of respect for the countries loss. The Royal family have very little to do with football, except the odd high publicity attendance at major occasions.

They call off games when other associations don't, and I presume they haven't thought about fans already booking, transport and hotels. We are lucky in that fans that have paid for transport will not be too out of pocket, because Wigan is only a short trip. Others won't be so lucky.

The EFL really don't give a shit about fans.

I had nothing better to do tonight, so I remeniced about stuffing Watford at Ewood in the early seventies. I then thought about a song I had to learn at junior school a few years earlier, "Puff The Magic Dragon", both brought a tear to my eye, when I looked them up on youtube.

I think after the bad decision to call off tomorrows games, when every other sport is going ahead. The mid-week games will go ahead, but next Saturdays games will be postponed

Beat Watford on Tuesday, and keep the three points from Wigan, in hand.

With our right-back injured, we have not got a balanced four at the back.

So you don't want to change a formation that isn't working. I find that strange. The games we have struggled in, are the ones where we have lost the midfield battle, usually through lack of numbers.

The way I look at it. We are due a win.

I don't care what has gone wrong with JRC's career. If he isn't good enough for the first team, ship him out.

Is that on platform nine and three quarters ?

But what you don't seem to get, is that there may be a vast diferrence between your valuation, and what an actual club would be willing to pay. For practicle purposes your valuation is worth sod all.

No, what you have explained, is what you think he is worth.

I would say the reason the womens team do not play their games at Ewood, is the same reason the academy don't play many games there. The pitch wouldn't stand it. I can't comment on the make up of the fans in the Riverside, just that there isn't many in there. I still think that the idea is to close the Riverside, as the people running the show seem to be slowly eroding the advantages of going on the Riverside.

No Jake Batty ?

If someone thinks that they are not getting value for money, then they will not spend the money. It is not a difficult concept to grasp.

Ok you don't agree with me, that is your prerogative. My thoughs are a player should show consistancy at whatever level he is at. It is then upto the manager to decide if that shown consistancy is good enough for what the manager wants.

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Because we have not got any (good) defensive full-backs available, but we do have four central-defenders.