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Do you know what I don't understand. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Russian.

The discussion was about what might happen in the future. In my opinion I doubt that Wrexham will ever have 5000 regular home supporters in the future because a lot of football supporters in their catchment area are Liverpool supporters. We will not know until it happens. I will probably be dead of old age by then so I am not really bothered.

No what I said was that the majority of fans in the Wrexham catchment area are Liverpool supporters. Please don't interrupt half way through a discussion and don't assume my thoughts when you don't know me from Adam.

And I thought we where talking about the future.

Slightly better I would say

I doubt very much if they will ever average over 5000.

Mowbray, he is a Smoggy mess.

It is a big fan-base. It's just that most of them are Liverpool fans

Along with another 29 clubs

I would add : In a suitable system.

The problem is you are crediting the people giving out the contracts, with working on normal logic. This does not seem to be the case at the Rovers

Fanbase togetherness

Personally I would play him in a two up front with Gallagher. Or as a left winger

I still think that Chapman could be an important player in Rovers future.

5/10

Most high defending premier teams have equally fast defenders. I think also his main obstacle in the premier league would be VAR. He is caught offside a lot with linesmen never mind VAR.

Do they both play the same position ?

Your first statement. You said that, not me. I do not like Mowbray because he does not give me the impression that he cares about my club. For me to like any future manager they would have to show an affinity to the club. On your second point Klopp and Pep have managed to make a connection with their fans, as a matter of importance.

The strange thing is. We are discussing a situation that isn't even there.

Perhaps, and I am not saying this is true, but maybe one has impressed more than the other to the people who make the contract decisions. We will never know. Lets just hope the future is rosy.

The thing is I am not at odds with my club, it is the manager, who seems to have no affinity to my club and certainly has no attachment to Blackburn, that I have a problem with. My way of showing my displeasure is to not buy a season ticket whilst that manager is still here. I will still listen every home game, I will still go to every away game(if allowed). I will still feel great sadness or joy after each game. Most of all I will still say with pride that I am a Rovers fan.

So it wasn't in your blood when Coyle was manager ?

I do, I just accept that sometimes it won't be. What I won't pay for is, shit football, that is condoned by the management.

I think Mowbray will...................zzzzzzzzzz

Just don't whinge when the product is shit.