Blackburn Rovers at home match thread

[TV Tom]

3 minutes ago, Mr Popodopolous said:

That might be the case. Under Tomassson they were prone to the odd thrashing this year but lots of goals at both ends at other times. They may have scored a couple with him last night as they were that sort of side. Eustace has definitely tried to tighten them up judging by the lack of thrashings although you wouldn't know it from last night.

I watched on the telly when they played at Norwich earlier in the season and they battered them 

[transfer reader]

5 hours ago, W-S-M Seagull said:

But it clearly was. 

Nope, I fully expected us to compete in the games I mentioned. 

No, it wasn't.

We were relying on others dropping points to catch them, so it was not in our own hands.

[cotswoldred2]

On 11/04/2024 at 00:50, Superjack said:

Manning no. 

Owners yes. Not to early though. Too late.

So in the real World how do you change owners through the fanbase, you might have input re: managers but the owner who has put  £millions into the club stadium infrastructure etc but I am at a loss how sacking Steve would help, unless you know the answers, or is it just silly talk on social media that has no bearing on reality?

Of course IF a multi billionaire should want to buy up Steve then great, but not seeing a queue of such just yet, so let's just concentrate on supporting Manning and the team we DO have a bright future been saying it for some time, nice to feel that good things can happen.

Edited April 12 by cotswoldred2