This is likely to be very similar to a transfer window - long, drawn-out, with no sign of any decision, smacking of course of the usual lack of forward planning. Expect periodic press releases every week or so with "updates" on the club's "progress" in its "search for the right man" and how it hopes to make an appointment "as soon as possible" Rinse and repeat for 6 weeks. Then it announces that Lowe will continue until the end of the season when there will be another "review" and a final decision made

Thanks for asking but no, I’ve been laid low by a grotty virus so stayed at home. Delighted with the win, hoping to see one before the end of the season!

No I’ve been struck down by the lurgy. Double bonus tonight - Rovers victory and my 100 per cent record intact

Well that was unexpected! Football, bloody hell. Great credit to the players pulling together after all the chaos behind the scenes

The Rovers players deserve this after all the shit of the past few days Hope we can hang on!

He played more than 570 league games scoring over 130 goals. Not bad for a gasman

Buying a home in the area makes even more sense

Cooper has a decent track record in this division. Give him a contract to the end of the season with a million pound bonus if we go up. Then review

Thanks for confirming. Kevin stating stating the obvious that’s flown over the head of the downvoter. Folk questioned why Bryan Kidd left as United. No 2 to become Rovers manger and Kidd admitted it was for the money

Cynical view and amid the chaos I hadn’t thought of it but you could have hit on the truth. Eustace is likely to have been offered a big pay rise and that more than his grievances will have swayed his decision. Managers are no different to players - they’re out for maximum financial gain and they want success but at the end of the day money talks

When was that?

Does the club secretary working from home in Brighton (yes, really) know about this?

It was always staring you in the face

If Eustace was in 2 minds about moving I think that statement would make him pack his bags now

I don’t attend matches to “financially back the regime”. It doesn’t even cross my mind. I attend matches to support the team in blue and white halves, like I have for 60 years. Staying away as a “protest” against the owners achieves little except long term damage to the club. Crowds could dwindle to zero but that still does not mean they’d relinquish ownership.

Makes you feel better no doubt but doesn’t solve anything I’m afraid

That's staggering but not surprising as it's consistent with a club that is run by people who have no connection or affinity with the area whatsoever. Has he ever been to Ewood, or actually watched Rovers play? It's ridiculous. It goes without saying this is not how a football club that has strong ties to the local community should be run. It's all such a mess

LT article citing “family” too. Really? Living in a hotel obviously isn’t sustainable. Why don’t these people don’t buy a home in the area? They’re multimillionaires, they can afford it. If they truly believe in the “project” they should move house and commit to it. The club should insist on it too - but with a CEO who lives down south that’s not going to happen.

‘Family reasons’ is nonsense and just a party line and smokescreen for the real problems he’s having at the club, which everyone knows. They must think fans are daft if they expect us to believe it and no one except Chaddy would take it as the truth

Can we include Dolan in the deal? Two conkers and a dead frog would be a fair swap

........... because the offer is on the table now, not at the end of the season, and he wants it.

Too many ifs and buts Wolves were in 2nd gear most of the time Two wins in 11 or 12 (?) matches speaks for our "mentality"

Come off it - there's loads of posts on social media of Liverpool fans going berserk at today's result "Happy to be out of the cup" Eddie.

And we've no chance of getting in the play-offs - we're in a false position, we're not good enough, it's not going to happen. There is an argument too that winning today would have given the players a huge confidence boost for the last 15 games of the season. Excitement! As is stands, they're probably down in the dumps again after another loss. Of course getting to the final is unlikely but that's not the point. These are one-off games and anything can happen and a cup run creates a wonderful feel-good factor and excitement - that word again. Plymouth fans will be in delirium now. I wonder how Liverpool fans are feeling now and will be "happy to be out of the cup"? "Happy to be out of the cup". No true football fans would want their team to lose any game It will be your epitaph

I loved the excitement of Cardiff under Souness and the great cup runs under Hughes. Fantastic days. "Happy to be out of the cup". Idiotic