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I am not saying it is good. I am saying it happens, and on a regular occasion. Usually on the insistance of the player.

I have known loads of players taking painkillers, both oral and injected. Some are so bad they cannot train, but still play on match days.

So you know the extent of Whartons injury pre game. Or are you making assumptions from hearsay ?

Wembley against Charlton wasn't a bad day out either.

If only Tugay could have run after the ball, he might have been a decent player.

His natural speed, is speed of thought.

From what I have seen, we usually start concentrating on crosses into the box, just after Gueye has been taken off for someone smaller. Or before he comes on.

So you haven't seen that Gueye is a six foot plus, physically strong athlete. He is an ideal target for crosses into the box. At this point in time, criticism is concentrating on what Gueye hasn't got, rather than what he has.

That was not the question. We have a striker that looks to have certain physical attributes, why are we not playing to these attributes ?

But they contribute to the amount of chances ( or lack of ) created for Gueye.

What is the extent of Batty's injury ?

Back in my day a big crowd at Ewood was 10,000.

Jack Walker upper centre, taken off sale on the web-site.

I have started to dislike Liverpool. Mainly because of some of the fans, rather than the club.

A strong starting 11.

Wait till we beat them in January.

Which Championship ?

The top two at the end of the season.

Norwich 3-3, we are still in the top six.

There is not a lot more advantageous, than a penalty.

It is also, a not very good player issue. Did you see the item about him in training, the other two were constantly taking the piss, at how poor Gueye was.

I don't see the Rovers going three-nil up in many games.

And if WBA draw or lose we go above them, if we win. Is that tempered enough ?

If we beat Sheff Utd next week by two goals, we go above them.

Let's hope that is the end of our death-spiral for this season.