For me it is a solution. the same as with everything in my life. If I don't like something, I will not buy it. If I want a Rovers fix I will go and watch the U23s

To me the solution seems quite simple. If Mowbray is still in charge next season, don't go.

Too many

McBride?

I think they should play, You'll never walk alone.

Why would we be looking at another forward whose weakness is his physicality. If we are looking for a plan B, we need an aggressive, physical forward as a target. If we are looking for a young, mobile, link-up player, I would suggest McBride, who we have already.

I agree, lets see what the team performs like with our own players. They should make The Rovers an attractive proposition for young players, by letting it be shown that they will get the chance to progress here.

Garlick and bread ?

If they did that we'd be, Rocking all over the world.

As the football chant goes: What a waste of money.

Has Mowbray been coaching these lads this week?

If Mowbray is still here next season. I will be going to watch the U23s, to get my Rovers fix.

And still conform to social distancing.

I would suggest picking a team with what is available now.

Do the Rovers not have any insurance against such happenings?

You've lost me again, I don't drink coffee, I prefer tea.

That was easy, now I understand your point of view.

I don't know what this means. Can you explain in plain language ?

Today I watch "Big match revisited". Sir Roger was in goal for Stoke against Aston Villa.

Or because we can't resist a sky pay day.

Bring back Ribblesdale

What has happened to Thompson, anyone ?

The main problem with our possession ( in my opinion ), is the amount of pointless passes we make. It is a fact that most possession of the ball is lost when the ball is passed, either miss placed or not controlled. Therefore the more passes you make the higher the likelihood of loosing possession. If like us, you are making those passes in the defensive third, if you loose possession it more often than not leads to the opposition having a goal scoring chance. Get the ball quickly into the attacking third, and let the errors happen there.

I was one of the 6,695

After that upturn in performance, perhaps it is Armstrong, not Mowbray that has lost the dressing room.