Because a large percentage of Rovers fans don't live in Blackburn.

Well they didn't tire themselves out, on the pitch.

When we beatLeeds, we will be safe.

I don't go as regularly now. Train strikes and midweek or late kick-offs, as well as price, effect this. I will probably be going even less next season, I am getting out of the habit.

I turn 65 in a few days, so I am entitled to a senior ticket. I still will not be getting one. I stick by my opinion that everyone who buys a season ticket, makes Waggots job easier.

I would doubt very much if there is a plan to use Tyjon at any time. He will be on the bench for the experience.

So we are due a win.

Because it is the area with the least take-up.

I saw that to.

Did Waggot say WE will, or HE will, make a profit.

I plead old age and a hazy memory.

Non of the players you mention are wingers. They are just being played there because our player of the season plays in their best position.

That famous day in May. We all went down to Bristol, to see the Rovers win away.

In the future JDT will be looking for a club job. It would not look good to potential employers, for him to have slagged off previous employers.

Has JDT slagged off the swedish FA ?

Two draws and a win for us on Wednesday.

slagging off previous employers is never a good idea.

Our keepers must get knackered in the warm up.

Or JE decides to play three central midfielders.

I'd like a first choice keeper, and one actual winger

Markanday was never really played in what I think is his best position (Through the center). What Markanday does have over Gilsenan is a powerful shot. If Szmodics were to leave, I would put his replacement in that position, in this order, Markanday, Sigurdsson, Gilsenan, Dolan. All of whom are being played as wingers, but have no aptitude to play there.

In your opinion. But he still looks better under JE than JDT, hence the original quote, I would suspect.

As much as it grieves me to say it, but I want Manure to beat Liverpool today.

What don't you understand ?

I remember those days, when lads wanted to be football players rather than managers.