I would share your thoughts!

Always been a great believer in first impressions! When I meet someone, I usually form an opinion of them very quickly - within 30 seconds. To a degree it's 'gut feel' but in reality, it has rarely let me down! The 7/11 rule is similar but quicker! The theory / rule is that within 7 seconds you will form up to 11 impressions of someone including desirability (likeability), credibility, trustworthiness, believability, sophistication, competence etc. Once heard an American speaker on the subject and he reckoned some 80% of Americans form a first impression of somebody within seconds before they even speak! It's fascinating stuff and in the cold light of day, pretty sure many of us can relate to it!

IMO, utterly unconvincing. Have come across him on a couple of occasions and was completely underwhelmed. I'm a great believer in the 7/11 rule and I don't think it let me down! I wouldn't trust this guy as far as I could spit.

Definitely some 'Geordie' in there.

You never know! Wasn't Kean sacked on the way to an away fixture on a Friday afternoon? I think there's been quite a bit of 'activity' since Wednesday's match finished. Posts from @Bbrovers2288suggest the same.

Simple. Let Waggott go and Cheston holds the fort. IMO, things are happening.

If I could find a bet on Mowbray NOT being in charge on Saturday then I would wager. I think there is something brewing - as I posted earlier, 80% confidence in that.

That just gave me goosebumps!!! We are feckin Blackburn Rovers Mowbray not tiny Teeside tits.

IF Mowbray is still in charge on Saturday, you can safely put your house on a Rovers' win. Then we will get the soundbites: 'It's nice to be up and running again' 'I said to the lads, just keep believing' 'Let's see where this win takes us' Again, IF Mowbray is still here, I guarantee we will have a storming end to the season and then it will be about what we'd have done without the injuries. However, I think Mowbray's termination is being negotiated now. I'd put it as high as 80%.

Vinecrafter Merlot - stocked by Whalley wines, about £7/bottle. Not a Merlot fan but wife keeps a couple of bottles handy for cooking purposes - very fruity nose and palate. Always handy for the 'quaffers'!

FFS - have you never walked into either a domestic or work situation and not sensed an atmosphere or tension about the place! They don't crayon pictures on walls!

I don't pretend to. Told by someone in the ground it all felt a bit strange after the match. Fantasy, no, bullsh1t, no, someone's (whose judgement I trust) perception, yes. No I don't. But if Waggott is at his desk at 9.00 am tomorrow, it will be 3.00pm in Pune!

Played 17, 17 points, lost 9!

I think something happened or was happening tonight - seemed a very strange post match hour at Ewood. Pune six hours ahead. Let's hope Waggott's getting sign-off for Mowbray's exit tomorrow morning.

He just might have gone..................... Told local journos in a tizzy!

Match finished almost an hour ago and nothing from Tony yet! With a bit of luck, he's in a taxi for Teeside!

Come on Gavv, he's been pushing his luck in many games recently and got away with it. Tonight, he got caught out.

and those points precisely why "the way everything is going at the moment".

Share the views of some others - looks like a narrow defeat for battling Tony. Think 2-5 would have been about right. Some serious worries besides our manager: Kaminski: becoming increasingly idiosyncratic and perhaps we are now seeing why Ghent let him go Travis: a shadow of his former self. Now looking a League 2 player Dack: not helped by Mowbray shunting him out left but, IMO, increasingly think he's finished as each game goes by Make no mistake, as a club, think we are in a real mess from top to bottom - a bigger mess than I feared.

You have a serious problem in comparing Mowbray to Dalglish. Just plain ridiculous.

Think we might just pull this one out of the fire! Great finish from Harvey but woeful Watford mistake. Cheap (price), cheerful and decent wine (ideal for watching Rovers when depressed) - try the Coop's Casablanca Pinot Noir at about £7.

Think there's something going on with Mowbray. Think he would have been telling the world if he'd had input into the Brockhall plans. Body language, petulance, IMO, says it all. Perhaps the end is in sight. If you have a spare tenner, I'd put it on Alex Neil as next Rovers' manager - wouldn't be my choice but the whisper isn't going away.

Just where the feck do I say that? Will you stop misquoting / misinterpreting me. The point I made is that by not achieving our goal to get back to the PL, the effect on our finances is huge. Mowbray has to be personally responsible for results on the field of play. I would think the ultimate decision to downsize our training facilities and realise part thereof is down to the owners. And yes we do have a choice. Sell some players - they are replaceable, the STC when houses are built on it isn't!

I think Mowbray's responsibility is to get success on the field and this comes through immaginative and successful player trading, organisation, motivation, coaching, tactics and game management. If he had got that right then I think we would have been back in the PL or getting there this season. If the football manager isn't successful, the club won't be successful and there will be financial struggles. I think the bottom line is our owners have 'lost' getting on for £200million because none of the club's CEO's or football managers they have appointed have cut the mustard. In the days of Bob Lord, Burnley sold a player a season in order to survive and thrive. Who have we got who would bring in £10, £15 or £20million. Brereton and Gallagher who Mowbray signed wouldn't - it would, IMO, be chicken shit in comparison to some £12million in fees we shelled out. I remember Mowbray's words about Brereton at Blues in Feb 2019, something like 'there's a lad who'll be worth £15, £20million in the future'. Well if he'd got it right, I think it's pretty certain we wouldn't be looking to part sell / downsize Brockhall. I think we have one saleable player asset (biggish money) and that's Armstrong. The buck stops with the Football Manager and the CEO and, IMO, neither Waggott or Mowbray have delivered and that's why the club is, IMO, in one big mess.

There you go again. Please when referencing me do not make such false claims. By all means quote me but do not throw sh1t at me. Brockhall - cause, club haemorrhaging money, why, failure to get back to PL, effect partial realisation of club assets with cost reduction.