I vowed last season never to attend away matches after Rovers morons spoilt my afternoon by standing up in front of me. I decided to give it another try at Norwich - and the same thing happened again. Thank you very much you cretins. I shall not be attending away matches again - and neither will be other members of my family until the clubs weeds out these anti-social miscreants.

Quite right. The ultimate responsibility if Rovers go down will rest with the board. They hired Souness, which seemed like a masterstroke for two or three years, but failed to act when it was obvious that the manager had passed his sell-by date or stand up to him over his dubious transfer activities. Fortunately for them, Newcastle solved the Souness problem and they did not have to make a difficult decision over his future at Ewood. Sighs of relief all round from a boardroom of frightened men. The problem is if we are relegated for the second time in six years what does that say about the managerial expertise of Williams and his cohorts ? To oversee one relegation might be considered unlucky, a second will be seen by many as incompetance.

Norwich's point at Man City tonight means we are bottom again. Norwich impressed me tonight and look ready to gain their first victory of the season against us. Norwich 2 Rovers 1

Palace 3-0 up. That second-bottom place is looking secure now. Hughes out? Not yet, but if there is no sign of improvement soon I shall be sharpening my pen.

Palace 2-0 up v West Brom. As things stand we are now second bottom.

Very good !! I notice there is an electric signal in the background so it must have been circa 1965, about the time that steam was finishing on BR.

Town planners decide to flatten Merseyside and start again

Glenn resorts to shouting at his computer after another systems failure

The barmpot who swapped beautiful Blackburn and its surrounds for Birkenhead

I have been saying for years that the ground needs to be reconfigured. Glad to see someone else agrees with me. Ideally the corporate boxes should also be moved, preferably to a rebuilt Riverside, but shifting the family area to the JW and giving over the whole of the Blackburn End to the core support should not be too difficult. It's a good, practical idea that deserves consideration by the club management.

Some worrying posts by supporters who seem to have lost the faith. Eighteen months ago, with Rovers pushing for a Uefa Cup place playing exciting attacking football, would they have said the same then ? Hughes has a tough battle - to deliver the points necessary to ensure Premiership surival and at the same time entertain fans fed up with turgid performances by players who seemingly could not care less. Can he deliver ?

Not many Blackburn midfielders can claim they have led their club to the ultimate glory ! And not many Rovers right halves have made 579 appearances for their only league club (2 as substitute), scoring 15 goals, and won 35 England caps, five of them as captain. No contest really. But that's for another day. Pleased to see Duggie winning but sad that Fergie has only one vote. Ripley was not in the same class.

Err, it's called right half in old money. Presumably he will be competing for a place in "midfield" with such all-times greats as Sherwood and Batty.

As I said before, the onus should not be on the home club to control away fans. Home stewards policing away fans is bound to lead to confrontation. Away supporters must be policed by their own stewards, who ensure that fans obey the rules regarding sitting down at matches. If away fans ignore their stewards and still persist in standing, then the away clubs should be fined. Only by hitting clubs in the pocket will football start to solve the problem.

Alternatively, I want to enjoy it and rant and rave as and when and not resort to arguing with somebody if they are standing up and interfering with my line of view. It is selfish attitudes such as yours that are causing the problems. I pay what I consider alot of money to sit down and watch a football match and I do not want someone in front of me blocking my vision. The rules are that you must sit down. If you don't like it, stay at home.

Modi finds life on Huddersfield sink estate hard to bear

jan shows her true colours

Manchester Blue's blind date left something to be desired

Tugay4England and Tom Pringle after first pint of shandy

Is that correct ? Trafford Borough Council have threatened to close Old Trafford unless ManU sort out their standing problem.

As far as I am concerned, those who stand up and refuse to sit down are making my life and that of others a misery by spoiling my enjoyment of a football match. That makes it anti-social behaviour in my book. Your suggestion that away clubs should supply their own stewards to supervise their fans is an excellent one and may be the answer to the problem.

And therein lies the problem. Supporters have to stand because the ones in front are standing too. And what happens if you ask them (as I have done done many times, politely) to sit down ? They either laugh in your face, give you verbal abuse or threaten you with violence. These idiots stand because they know they can get away with it. Stewards/police should remove all those fans who stand up throughout the match without due regard for those sitting behind them. They should be ejected from the ground and banned from Ewood.

Standing up at football matches is another form of anti-social behaviour in my view. The club has to take firm action to deal with this growing problem. The only way as I see it is to adopt a "zero tolerance" approach. All those "supporters" - home and away - who persist in standing up, to the detriment of law-abiding fans who are happy to watch the match sitting down, should be thrown out of the ground and banned from the ground. These are the same morons who continue to defy smoking bans on trains and in restaurants, the same cretins who litter the streets instead of putting their rubbish in a bin or take it home, the same imbeciles who endanger other people's lives by breaking the speed limit on the roads. They should not be allowed to attend football matches until they have learnt how to behave properly.

I voted for Duggie but Fergie was a wonderful player too. More of a crowd darling than Duggie, if I remember correctly. The size of the vote for Ripley is ludicrous. Fifty years from now, people will wonder who he was.

Revidge Blue takes a break (where is the old chap ???)