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Unlikely. Leonard needed 10 chances to score one

It was in the past too, little boy

Invading the pitch in those was days was not a legal right, it was considered disorderly conduct and those doing so could still face charges such as breach of the peace or obstruction. Many Rovers fans were arrested but the majority were not, mainly because of the numbers involved. The same thing would happen now. If fans want to bring down a rotten regime, a revolution is required, and it worked in the past. Quiet "protest" won't cut it I'm afraid. Have you got what it takes? It doesn't look like it.

See reply above. More effective than a boycott IMO

Possibly not, but pitch invasion, maybe stopping the game, the international media would sit up and take notice

Yes, in the 1970s. Your turn now

Still the only way IMO.

Why would it? They'll just shrug their shoulders - even assuming they know about it

Can I ask what the protesters are hoping to achieve by staying away from the Watford game?

He looks like a man who wants to be sacked. The body language, the demeanour, shows a man who does not want to be in the job. His position is unsustainable and he knows it. In days gone by a manager in that situation would have resigned by now - no question - but the payoffs are so lucrative these days they hang on. The club should put him out his - and our - misery

This is getting silly now, we cannot carry on like this. There is no reason not to sack him

We have a set piece coach apparently, clearly a genius

So what does Adam Owen actually do? What is the function of a "technical director"? This appears to be a non-job to me, but one for which I'm sure he's well paid Clubs used to be a simple. There was a manager, who managed the team (obviously), a trainer, and a secretary. They had one of two assistants, but that was about it. Now I'm told (usually by Chaddy) the game has changed and the we have to have "directors of coaching", "technical directors", "heads of recruitment", specialist coaches for forwards, defenders, goalkeepers, free kicks, corners and throw-ins, a huge number of people at great expense who, it seems to me, add no value whatsoever

The Walkers sold out at exactly wrong time. Money coming into the Premier League was about to explode, and we were one of the clubs riding the gravy train. They prided themselves on being business people but they got it badly wrong

Abso bloomin ‘ lutely Really irks me more than anything when small minded Rovers fans see clubs like them (and Brentford etc) as “above our level” and say we can’t compete with them. They’re not and we can What they are though are well managed clubs with good owners and executives with ambition, confidence and drive and nous. Burnley have shown what is possible. Has to be said but Rovers need to be run on the Burnley model.

Sources in Ireland say Damien is a bit of a volatile character; he made a sudden departure from Shelbourne shortly after winning the title citing various frustrations with how the club was run. I don't think he'd last 5 minutes at Ewood

Yes, I think it was him

From the Facebook page. I kid ye not..... Genuine question for rovers ‘fans’ what are your expectations for this season? We’re clearly in a transitional year. This is a rebuild with a largely new squad that needs time to gel, find the right formation, develop patterns of play, and grow together. The aim is to keep this group together and build on it next season. That appears to be the plan. So why do we have a new team in the first place? Because the club had little choice. Players like Travis, Brittain, Hyam, Szmodics and others wanted to move on. That’s football. They’re professionals, and like anyone in employment, they’ll go where the opportunity and pay are better. If they weren’t willing to sign new deals, the club was right to move them on rather than risk losing them for nothing. Given all that, expecting instant success with a brand new squad just isn’t realistic. Last season, when we went to Bramall Lane and missed out on the play-offs by a single point, there was no shortage of support. Tickets were in huge demand and everyone wanted to be there. That’s the easy part. Where was your boycotts then?? Real support is backing the team when things are difficult, during a rebuild, and when results aren’t perfect. This season is about patience, perspective, and getting behind a group that’s still finding its feet. Section of our supporters I actually think are the worst fans in the whole country I know every club has them but I think ours could be worst. So again, what do fans realistically expect this season, knowing where the club is and why? Below was less then 12 months ago, some of you are pathetic and need to pick up your dummies and toys and put them back in the pram…..

I don’t think they’ll sack him yet if at all but a couple of more defeats and any manager with any self awareness would realise their position is untenable and resign. It has been noted elsewhere but this is where the decline in the influence of local newspapers and local reporters hits hard. The press of years gone by would have calling for change in 150pt bold headlines long before now

Leave if out Rev. This team is going down and feelings are raw.. Tronstad is the Gerson class compared to the rest of our midfield. He's a solid Championship footballer, surrounded by 8 or 9 who aren't. You had it in for Danny Graham too, and who wouldn't want a similar player now?

Ismael lasted an average of 7 months at his other clubs We hired him for 3 years He's not going to be sacked

Sanmie hasn't scoted many for them but of course he notches today. More salt in the wounds

Seriously, we do not want to go down, because we won't come back for a long, long time And there's no saying the owners will leave either. Why should they?

Birmingham fans must be having a quiet chuckle at someone, anyone, but especially us, taking Cashin off their hands

Our group were thinking of going to this but decided to creosote the fence instead Good move