jim mk2

Complete non-starter. Rangers are preparing him for when Klopp moves on

Apathy rules at Ewood, from the boardroom to the manager to the players to large sections of the crowd at Ewood. I can understand (partly) the people at the top now wanting to upset the applecart, because they're getting very well paid and don't want to lose their jobs, but fans not appearing to care about the direction of the club is inexcusable. Why can't they see that Mowbray's time is up.?

Rovers got lucky today. Stoke will feel they should have scored at least 3. Mowbray lost 9 in a row before he was sacked by Coventry. If that's what it takes to get rid of him I'll take it

How many managers in any division in football history have kept their jobs after taking 4 points out of 33 ?

Our women's team would beat our men's team

If Mowbray had any sense of moral duty he would tender his resignation

When did a Rovers manager last have a record as poor as 4 points out of 33 - and still be in a job ?

Burnley 3-1. Isn't football wonderful?

Go Mowbray go. I'm fed up of him ruining my weekends

Mowbray is the problem, not Bennett . As it stands we have taken 4 points out of the last 33. Stand by my assertion that we will be relegated next season if Mowbray is still at the club.

The writing is on the wall. If Mowbray is allowed to stay for a large chunk of next season and the squad is largely the same, which is the most likely scenario, we will go down. I think it's that simple.

4 points out of the last 30 I think. It's not look good for next season is it ?

We've taken 4 points out of 30 so with the players still "onside" with Mowbray. Should we be grateful?

They won't sack him this season and I doubt they will sack him in October when we're stuck in the bottom 3. They will probably act around January / February when of course it will be too late.

Solid 4-0 defeat this Saturday. Rovers' players and management team have packed up for the season

Ben Marshall is a Tory ? I used to like him.

King is one of those players who needed time for his game to mature. I don't blame Bowyer for not playing King alot because he wasn't really ready at the time but I do blame Rovers for letting go a player who with his exceptional pace always had the potential to be the very good player he has now become.

It's not his private life when he advertises it to the world by putting it on social media. Dack's a fool to himself and will never fulfil his potential. You can also see why Charlton chucked him out when he was a teenager

Common denominator with Dack / Mulgrew / McCarthy / Samba is that although they are / were good players, they could / should have achieved far more. Imagine how good Dack could be if he looked after his body better or McCarthy if he hadn't eaten so many McDonalds? Its up to them I suppose if they don;t want to reach the very top but if I had their earning power and ability I would want a very long career.....which means no drinking, dancing or eating bad food.

Although you are a professional Rovers supporter, you weren't a professional footballer. These lads are supposed to be trained athletes, earning huge wages. I don't think it's expecting much for them to behave in a professional manner, which includes not plastering their social life all over social media.

Kazakhstan 3 Scotland 0 Jim Baxter will be rolling in his grave But I bet this chap is delighted

To sum up, cost of promotion black to Championship has been high. Figures from Club’s Director’s Report filed at Companies House for the year ending June 2018 show : Turnover has reduced by nearly 6 million pounds, from £14.9 Million in 2017, to £9.0 Million in 2018. Match day income reduced by £0.5 Million (2017 was £3.3M, 2018 was £2.8M). Media income reduced by £4.8 Million (2017 - £6.7M, 2018 - £1.9M). Commercial and other income reduced by £0.6 Million (2017 - £4.9M, 2018 - £4.3 M). Operating expenses increased to £8.9 million, up from £5.9 million in 2017. However, there was a reduction in wages and salaries of £5.2 million (2017 - £22M, 2018 - £16.8M). This has resulted in a pre tax loss of £16.8 Million, compared to just £3.8 Million the previous year, with the wage turnover ratio now 186.7%. The club’s net liabilities are now just under £125 million, up from just under £109 million the previous year, with the amount due to the parent company (Venky’s) at a massive £108.76 million.

14 goals so far this season....not bad for an old chap in a wheelchair. Replacing Danny Graham is the least of our problems Rev

Stand corrected makes it even worse

This is such a soft team no backbone and beaten so easily go Mowbray go