Why English, at the moment they are shit.

I'm more interested in the Birmingham and Huddersfield games.

Even if they had said that they would ?

If we could only play with what we have already got. My squad would be : Keepers: Tominski, Greek. Right-back : Nyambe, Pike. Left-back : Pickering, Downing. Center-back x 2 : Wharton, Lenihan, Ayala, Carter, Magloire. Right-wing : JRC, Dolan. Left-wing : Armstrong, Chapman Center-midfield x 2 : Travis, Buckley, Davenport, Johnson, Rothwell. Forwards x 2 : Gallagher, Brereton, McBride, Dack.

I would go with staying in the championship, with Mowbray. Rather than being relegated. I would simply not attend next season.

I am in my right mind. If I had a couple of mil in the bank. I would walk away.

I'd rather pointless long ball, than sideways across our back four.

It would depend on how much I already had tucked away. Who wants to be the richest man in the graveyard?

I want us to be safe from relegation, before I will start not being bothered if we lose.

Tony Mowbray

Jack Straw may still have some clout.

OK, I hope you enjoy watching your discounted poor performances.

Will you be renewing if Mowbray is still manager?

But of the 2500 that bought season tickets, I can imagine 2500 of them being disappointed at this seasons outcome. I don't think all of them will renew next season, if Mowbray is still here.

When you say demand will outstrip supply, you are going off past sales. Personally I think, if Mowbray is still manager next season we will be lucky to sell 3000 season tickets.

So there will be single match tickets available next season, which was the start of the debate. Therefore I will not buy a season ticket next season, if Mowbray is still manager.

It doesn't state what is classed as a "bigger ground" in the latest government statement. It just says large stadia.

Personally I think 4-3-3 leaves our full-backs exposed, and adds nothing up front.

if not I would pick Trybull

I would add JRC as a right winger.

No.

As we are shit at defending corners, I would leave two player up, one tall, one fast. Most teams would bring back 3 players to mark them. Plus the one taking the corner, means that there are 8 defenders and the keeper against 6 attackers.

one day.

BBC sport reporting that if the pilot schemes are successful, 10,000 or 25% of seating capacity whichever is lowest, would be allowed. This would mean 7500 at Ewood. We wont sell 7500 season tickets with Mowbray still manager.

I don't think the amount of season tickets we will sell if Mowbray is still manager, will be anywhere near the amount of people that will be allowed in. So there will be tickets on sale. Or it will be a news-worthy item for the press that we are not selling our allocation. Can you imagine how the media would react if we were the only league club that happened too.