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I think there was a touch of irony in Mike E's post

And my decision does depend on who is in the managers seat. We are both right in our own minds. I do not expect you to agree with me, the same as I don't agree with your thoughts. Personally I now prefer away matches, above going to Ewood.

Release in April, in the hope people buy them, before it is announced that Mowbray is staying, and a few of our up and coming players are leaving. Maybe I am just being cynical.

Put Saint George in my heart make me English.

The thing is, the sales of season tickets will probably be about the same. So, the powers that be will not wonder about anything, in fact they will give each other a pat on the back.

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So that is 6 goals in our last 15 games, are you happy with that ?

The worst part is, we have looked like scoring, on plenty of occasions, but we haven't put the ball in the net.

It's quite simple really, the rules state that the old style terraces are not allowed. You have to make the best of what the rules let you do. Logic very rarely comes into rule makers thoughts.

Forget what has happened elsewhere, do you think Mowbray staying, is a good thing for the Rovers . Boom! just asking.

Clueless doesn't cover it !

Because it's the law !

Correct, This isn't aimed at you, as I don't know you from Adam. I have a great passion for the Rovers, but I am not a robot, and I do not go to games just because that is what I have always done. If I don't like some of what I buy (in this case Mowbray), I don't buy it. If this doesn't compute with you, so be it !

If Mowbray is still manager, No. My opinion of Mowbray will not change whatever league we are in.

Sitting top six is good enough for me. Tony Mowbray isn't. Like every one else, what I do with my money is my choice. Bye the way, sitting top six only counts at the end of the season.

This season I have picked and chosen which games to attend. If Mowbray is still here next season, I won't be going at all.

Sky may be showing the game because it is available due to the police requesting the change of date. I don't know, but either explanation could be true. For the fans it is a shit decission whoever made it.

You don't buy a ticket in the rail seating area.

It will be chaos getting the last train back to Blackburn, with it being an evening kick-off.

So he has done a good job, apart from the footballing side of things ?

Rail seating is a seated area with rails in front of the seats which allows for safe standing.

Any chance of a manager, I wonder ?

He has good defensive qualities as well, he would make a decent attacking right wing-back.

Tickets will be cheaper. And non season ticket holders may have a chance of getting a ticket.

I know it won't happen in a million years, but wouldn't it be funny if all the fans boycotted the wembley semi-final.