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Make sure no-one can see

Let's just stop bickering, would be a good start!

At the moment our toothless defence is being usurped by our toothless attack. And worst of the lot is our toothless manager

Then take the ball the player and launch them

True. The only thing I am going on, is our past record with these sort of things.

Are you speculating that the Rovers are doing the same as Stoke, or do you know that for a fact ?

What is noticeable is that Stoke have looked elsewhere straightaway. We will be hanging on to faint hope till the bitter end, when it will be too late, or we will go for a panic buy/loan.

I certainly don't miss watching the shit The Rovers are producing at the moment. I am just glad I never renewed my season ticket. If we improve I will retune the radio on Saturday afternoons. Tier 7, vaccine sometime in the future. Still Alive and Kicking.

So would I.

I have to be fair. When he signed I thought it was a good deal, so I will not put Mowbray down for that. Mowbray has plenty of other black marks to have a go at.

I am not a great one for judging a footballer by data. I revert to my original question. Can Pickering defend? PS. A bargain can only be judged in hindsight.

For me he could do a job as manager and player.

But can he defend ? Amari Bell had a similar write-up when we bought him.

That is a very low bar

I agree about the freeze frame, but I think his decisions whilst being fully awake, justify him needing to leave.

In the 7o's/80's I felt, I was part of Blackburn Rovers. Now I feel taken for granted and I will not put up with that.

Was signing Evans a parting gift?

Let's just stop pointless in-house bickering.

TOMO and Waggot cast their votes.

I think him already being booked might have influenced him.

Not when you are 4 players to 2, someone commits to a challenge, and either wins the ball or commits a clumsy foul. End of immediate danger. Travis probably didn't want to be that someone because he had already been booked. A well organised team would have already delegated who should make the challenge, if the occasion arose.

The thing is we could quite easily win our next five games, It would still be time for Mowbray to leave.

This has absolutely nothing to do with the context of my post. On a second point, I do think that it does matter whether a manager is stood or sat down. A large part of their jobs is to influence what is happening on the pitch as it is happening. I have never seen a manager who does this by sitting down. This is not a "Dig at Mowbray". It is a fully justified criticism.

If you must comment please take into account the context of the conversation that the statement was given in, not just the statement its self

He can't be arsed to stand-up, never mind walk.