Get yourself a season ticket then.

Nyambe is very good at recovering a situation. But if he didn't make mistakes in the first place, he wouldn't have to. I still rate Nyambe as the best right-back at the Rovers. I don't think we play him to his strengths.

I don't care what every other teams do. If they get away with it, and we don't, then that is something else we are not good at.

Easily cured, stop diving, stop cheating.

woeful or wonderful ?

High - My first game, City at home in the cup, we lost 1-4 but it was the start of my love affair with the Rovers. Low - Palace away in the play-offs. Sublime - Tugays warm-up against Newcastle at Ewood.

Correct.

I for one thought we might challenge for an automatic place, but I expected a play-off place.

What's wrong with feeling entitled ? With the amount of time, money and effort I have put into supporting the Rovers over the past 50 odd years, yes I feel I am entitled.

Good old Charlie Austin.

It is the Rovers that have been piss for the last 3 months, we shouldn't have had to rely on QPR.

Stop worrying about the past, let's concentrate as a club, on the future.

Don't let the door hit you on the arse on the way out. I'll have to save up from my limited budget for a season ticket.

Make it as public as possible, and he might lean against Bournemouth to show he isn't biased.

I won't be going.

No Brown is signed on for us. You will probably find the club haven't been arsed to update the web site.

I would say three lads from the u18s have the best chance of making the first team eventually. Adam Wharton, Jake Batty and Ash Phillips.

Big game on Sunday, mainly for Chelsea, who could do with a win to catch Leeds.

I cannot see any of those listed making a regular first team appearance.

But the whole point is that we may not have the finances to recruit replacements. As Souness reportedly said : You have to piss with the willie you have got.

(Brown )He played for the U23s on Monday, and was very impressive at full-back.

I would rather have a squad of triers, who want to be at our club, than players who want to leave. If that means using the reserve players to patch up the squad, so be it. Let's try them and see where we are, not speculate, on how good or bad they may be.

I am surprised that you expected the club to even think about it, never mind do something about it.

To tell the truth I am not bothered who we lose in the summer. The players have proven themselves not good enough, so any that want to leave, let them go. In times gone bye, money from sales may have gone to secure replacements. At this point in time, no monies would be re-invested, so it doesn't matter if players leave for a fee or not.

The railway end was always a battlefield. And Manchester road was a free for all.