No surprises to me with these accounts. IMO, they just confirm what a shambolically run business we are. If, and it's a bloody big if, the Raos sold the club (outside an insolvency situation), I would love to be part of the due diligence process on behalf of a buyer - God knows what may be hidden away. It is for this reason that I very much doubt the Raos will sell and only an insolvency situation will see us free from their clutches. I take Waggot's words on the Raos' funding guarantee with a pinch of salt - IMO, he has neither integrity nor credibility. I think August will see Rovers and the Raos meet their Waterloo as I suspect there is very likely more to the Indian court business than meets the eye.

Huge, huge game. City in decent form with 7 points from their last 3 games including a home win against Leicester and a win and a draw in 2 away games. Win and we can almost relax, lose and it really will be squeaky bum time with our remaining fixtures. Injuries beginning to bite again and a number playing when perhaps not 100%. Wouldn't like to call it. Only thing for certain is City won't already 'be on the beach'. Nightmare is we go to Leicester in last game of season needing something - if that happens, I could see us sliding into the bottom 3 as the final whistle is blown.

Think they are!! Two signings stick in the craw for them - Shea Charles from City for £10million+ who can't get in the team and Ross Stewart from Sunderland for £10million and he's still injured and yet to kick a ball for them. Wilcox owes opportunity at United to their new CEO Berrada who Wilcox worked under at City.

Have a decent insight into Southampton from contacts I made whilst working for a spell down there. Generally, fans seem to loathe Martin and haven't too many kind words to say about Wilcox! This is 'soft lads' versus 'soft lads', 'bottlejobs' versus 'bottlejobs'. Who will crumble first? Think there will be goals galore. Think Saints will win as they usually start matches well and when on song would tear our slow and static defence to pieces. I see them racing into a 2 or 3 goal lead with a the final score ending up 1-4 or 2-4.

We are now safe even if we lose all our remaining games. Rejoice and celebrate.

Keith Newton and Graeme Le Saux best right and left full backs I've seen in a Rovers' shirt.

Surprised he's there never mind playing - understand he's been throwing-up and had diarrhea with the whole Gallagher household affected.

Brittain would have sh1t himself if faced with Mick Heaton whilst Andy Burgin had a football intelligence Pickering could only dream about. Woke up this morning and my wife said she dreamt Rovers will win today so stuck £25 on Rovers to win at 12/5. Will open a special red tonight should that happen but not holding my breath!

He doesn't seem too 'savvy' in the arts of football management! So just what is he 'savvy' at? Think you'll continue to sing the praises of Eusless until he's gone (like you do with all Rovers' managers)! IMO, a dud and worse than Coyle - at least we won some games with Coyle and he did have a promotion to the PL on his CV. Just what the feck has Eusless achieved as a manager!?

I'll give you a clue: 10 games and no wins just for starters! Any closer?

Would be very surprised if Gallagher is there at all. Understand he has a transmissible illness which will also have taken quite a bit out of him.

I've seen some very poor managers since I started supporting Rovers some 60+ years ago. Sadly, you never forget them for all the wrong reasons. Iley, Kidd, Ince, Kean, Black, Berg, Appleton and Coyle readily spring to mind (5 of those 8 under ownership of the Raos in the last 14 years!). IMO, Eusless is right up with the worse of them - 10 matches without a win is a damning indictment and there can be NO EXCUSES from a manager who in his own words, or words to that effect, took over an 'amazing squad' who he 'couldn't be more proud of'. His 'rise to fame' is on the back of making Kidderminster 'the Barcelona of non league' and a moderately successful short spell at Brum where I think the owners quickly realised they had a manager with limitations who wasn't going to deliver their aspirations and ambitions. I think Rovers have appointed a dud who I think is an unlikeable, charmless, smarmy bullsh1tter; only Kean of previous Rovers' managers evoked such feelings in me and I think that tells me all i need to know about Eusless.

It's a total embarrassment. No win in 10 games and our 'soft boys' don't look like winning. I think Eusless spouts cliche ridden bullsh1t and EXCUSES!!! In that ridiculous cap he insists on wearing, I think the guy strikes an uncanny resemblance to Kean and we know what most fans thought of his incapabilities! Fortunately, I think we will escape relegation by the skin of our teeth given teams below us seem equally, if not more so, inept. Whether we stay up or go down, Eusless needed firing. I've seen absolutely nothing to suggests he offers Rovers a brighter future. A total dud, IMO.

You would certainly hope so! I think Gilsenan has a bit of the 'x factor' about him and could really spark us especially if he gets an early goal or two. Sadly, as you know as you've been around for a while, there are some players whose 'faces never seem to fit' with their clubs and they don't get the opportunities they deserve. - think Gilsenan is one of these.

Think it's quite clear that Broughton is a busted flush. IMO, a 'gentle' interview with a man who knows he's on his way out. The fact it was not done through the LT and/or Radio Lancashire also tells a story. As more and more leaks out, I think Broughton's position becomes more and more untenable and no self respecting DOF would put up with it. Broughton said JDT's Rovers' exit had become "inevitable", well he knows the script!!!

Wilkinson is pretty well informed and this would not surprise me at all. I don't think the club has a shred of credibility left. Goodness knows what other clubs, players and agents (other than those already on the Rovers' gravy train) think of us.

IMO, a statement of shyte. Don't insult my intelligence or indeed that of other Rovers' fans.

Think Rovers will be saved by the ineptitude of other teams rather than no win in 9 or 10 (lost count now) Eusless. My relegated 3 - Rotherham (now gone), Huddersfield (strange managerial appointment, Breiten... seems lost and little impact) and Brum (now in freefall with Venus clueless). Think next season we will go down - next few months going to be torrid with, IMO, the club riddled with uncertainty, poor managers from top to bottom and too many 'snout in the troughers'.

A good and unexpected point today - not sure it will be enough to compensate for those squandered in recent winnable games. There will be twists and turns to come. Ipswich next up on Good Friday and they are in cracking form, scoring goals for fun. Let's see how the purported Eustace defensive solidarity holds up then!

Notwithstanding the court's decision/ruling in August, there will probably be enough available money from Wharton's sale, Raya's move to Arsenal (and our cut of that) and the sale of SS, and Carter, Travis etc, if need be, to get Rovers through the next 16 months. Sadly, I think our owners and CEO will be unchanged 12 months down the line from now. IMO, we are a club hopelessly drifting along in a sea of shyte, and, at some point, the contamination will become too severe and that will be the end of Rovers.

Does keep Brum below us but after Rotherham it's still 2 from 7 - a win for Brum tonight would have made Boro easier opponents on Saturday but tonight's win for Boro gives them a realistic play-off chance and they will therefore be all fired-up against us; it was never about catching Boro.

Worst possible result for Rovers tonight. Boro on a bit of a roll and in striking distance of play-offs. Always a team that comes from nowhere. Confidence and momentum everything in this league - we are polar opposites and spiralling downwards. Boro by 3 or 4 goals to 1.

If we manage to say up, it will almost be entirely down to SS - without him, we'd be done for already. He'll turn 29 this year and if he is to have a crack at the PL it's going to be this summer or never. The lad deserves a far better stage than we can offer. Sadly, our owners will see his fee as another 6 to 12 months where they don't need to input any money. With the Wharton money, the Raya money and the SS fee, we'll be saddled with these, IMO, imbecilic and moronic owners for at least another 2 seasons after this.

The wisdom of the prudent is to give thought to their ways, but the folly of fools is their deception.

Even Kean and Coyle won games!!! Atm, after 8 games in charge, Eusless has a win % of ZERO - let that sink in. I am struggling to think of any newly appointed Rovers' manager who after 8 games had yet to record a win. I think we've appointed a dud and the mood music ain't good. Think you need to wake up and smell the coffee.