I can't shake this feeling myself, either. It's the Rovers way, isn't it? I think we might get a result, but others will go against us. That said, if we did squeeze in, we would literally be the form team heading into those final 2/3 games...

Rovers have to show it on a big screen, or in the Blues Bar, surely...?

The comment from the Sky commentator, when we were beating Sunderland away, still making me chuckle. Apparently it was helping us to pull away from danger at the wrong end of the table. We go into the final game 2 points from 5th.

He definitely deserves credit for the last 4 games. If it can be followed by a fifth consecutive win next weekend, then I think he has enough credit to get a clean slate for the summer and the start of next season (presuming we're still in this division).

It started with Cantwell winning the ball from deep, but Hedges definitely played his part in the build up.

Whilst I agree, our best chance of realistically seeing the back of the Venky's and their stooges is being in the Prem. They can pocket some of the TV money and we're a more attractive proposition for a potential buyer.

He's miles better. Its not a coincidence that the form immediately turned around once we'd dropped Calamity.

4 wins in a row and a point off the top 6, going into the final game. Literally none of us expected that a couple of weeks ago.

Tronstad is excellent and deservedly our POTS. You just have to accept defeat on this one. Everybody other than you isn't wrong; he's a superb part of our squad.

Cantwell is ace.

What a goal that is. Started with a Cantwell interception, finished by Cantwell.

Even if we draw today, we have an outside chance on the last day. Win today and it very much goes down the last day.

Agree - the watchalong was good, enjoyed the team's input and feedback. Saved me throwing my Mac against the wall. It's clear from some of his comments that he reads things on forums such as this. So hopefully he's seeing how much of an arrogant bell-end he's made himself look.

This ballbag can't become the next CEO. I mean, we thought Waggott was (is) bad, this would be next-level. We can't allow it to happen.

Seriously? The lying, alcoholic convicted criminal almost single-handedly put us on the track to shiteness; a path we may never recover from. All whilst smirking and taking digs at the fans. He was caught drink-driving and literally tried to blame the fans. There's a reason why he's hid on the other side of the world for the majority of the time since he left us. I genuinely hope that he dares to show his ratty little face around Blackburn one day. In short, not a fan.

Thought the same, just did my own ratings. Wasn't a fan of Woodrow playing, but he did ok - and got the assist. Forshaw was actually very decent today.

2 clean sheets (away at Sunderland and Luton) and 1 conceded in 3 games. I'll take 'incredibly suspect'. Even moreso when you consider the alternative.

Not a pretty first half, but we've been solid enough and took the one good chance of the game. Good finish from Dolan and, in fairness, Woodrow hasn't been horrible. Still, all too little too late. Just an extra win or couple of draws in that horrific run and we'd be in the mix.

He had a good game - positioning and distribution in particular were levels above his predecessor. Crosses fine from memory, don't recall any specific issues.

Good performance and result. Thought we were aggressive and created lots of chances. Dolan was good, Tronstad and Brittain obviously very good. Toth so much better than Calamity - just his positioning and distribution alone are superior to the former. Shame we couldn't do this one or twice in the last 10-12 games, or we'd still very much be in the race for the play off positions.

Very decent first half, Brittain has been excellent going forward for us. If he had someone better than Hedges down that left side, we'd look even better. Happy for Tronstad.

Great news no Pears, you'd like to think he's played his last game for us. Shame we have none of the kids on the bench, would have been nice to see a Tyjon or a Dunn get some minutes.

But in argument: he's not Aynsley Pears.

We faced 3 shots on target yesterday - there is literally zero chance that Pears saves all 3. And that's not counting the 'fingertip save' onto the underside of the bar, as claimed by the Rovers social media team. Personally I'd stick Michalski in and let him finish the season for us, but Toth is several levels better than Pears, so it's better than sticking with Calamity. Hopefully he's played his last game for us.

Jesus, has the lad shagged your wife or something? Flapped at a couple, but had safe hands otherwise - came for a few crosses that Pears wouldn't have had a clue how to handle. Save at the death was good also. A thousand times better than Calamity.