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So we are not 20th but we will in all probability be kicking off tomorrow 6 points behind Wigan, 7 points behind Bolton and a dramatically inferior goal difference compared with both of them.

That should be sounding the alarm bells down in Jersey.

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Good result for Fulham. Hodgson likes his teams to play 'good football' but seems to have a found a balance so far this season. Also, they have had good results against the top 4 teams (or contenders) - beaten Arsenal, drew with Liverpool (away) and drew at Villa (away).

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So we are not 20th but we will in all probability be kicking off tomorrow 6 points behind Wigan, 7 points behind Bolton and a dramatically inferior goal difference compared with both of them.

That should be sounding the alarm bells down in Jersey.

Why will it? They dont give a ****.

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At least we'll be in a league where every game is competitive and means something if/when we get relegated. I hate the Premiership. It is not football, but a fashion accessory for loudmouthed ____s. We may end up like Ipswich or Sheffield Wednesday, but at least we wouldn't have to put up with the media nonsense and the dodgy penalties given to Man Utd or Chelsea. In the Premiership, everyone is a loser, even those who come first.

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At least we'll be in a league where every game is competitive and means something if/when we get relegated. I hate the Premiership. It is not football, but a fashion accessory for loudmouthed ____s. We may end up like Ipswich or Sheffield Wednesday, but at least we wouldn't have to put up with the media nonsense and the dodgy penalties given to Man Utd or Chelsea. In the Premiership, everyone is a loser, even those who come first.

In which case, will you be attending games at Ewood?

I think I've just read one of your recent postings that suggested you had stopped watching us at the moment.

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In which case, will you be attending games at Ewood?

I think I've just read one of your recent postings that suggested you had stopped watching us at the moment.

I would if I could. I live at the wrong end of the country and have no money. I'd enjoy the day out, even if we lost, as I don't get to see much live sport. I don't watch MOTD if we lose as it would only make me miserable (and therefore a true Rovers fan I guess). And I try to ignore football altogether when things are truely awful, as I'd only be a terrible person to be around at weekends.

Who knows, next season, I might be able to go to a game or two whichever division we are in.

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Yes Billy C imagine the dodgiest of all penalties being given to Burnley at Ewood in the 94th minute ? That would be fun wouldnt it ?

If you take your thoughts that serious your in a terrible state, Maybe a move bck up North where the air is cleaner mgith make your brain unfreeze :o

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Re 1864: That would be crappy, but that sort of thing happens at Stamford Bridge or Old Trafford all the time. I have just given up caring about whether we stay up, who wins what and the overall state of the game of football. Fans are about as relevent as a customer at a supermarket, presentation, reputation and media brown nosing are as important as results. Maybe it is my bouts of depression, but I have got more important things to be happy about. I have got a job, I am fighting the overdraft monster, and I will be taking up a course in September in order to start a career. So why dwell on the bad stuff when it gets you so down?

At least if we go down, next season's games will mean something, and we are not just there to make up the numbers.

Oh, and the only connection I have with the North West is my (real) surname. The only times I have lived up north (Kirkby Lonsdale, Carnforth and Bridlington) have been crap times in my life. So I'm staying in an area where people don't punch you in the face for no reason.

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Hey Billy, you gotta keep your chin up mate.

As for depression? You had better come and sit near the Rev at Ewood, that is really depressing sometimes :lol:

i can stomach the odd bad decision at old triffid but NEVER EVER against t'trolls :P

You have to find positive things in your life, and ignore things that don't apply to your immediate health or living standards. Hence the positive stuff about a period in the Championship. At least there will be a clear goal (i.e. promotion) rather than some vague league placing and a cup semi-final. And we might wallop Burnley 6-0 the next time we played them. Who knows?

As for Phillipl's point, I think Keane has more of a reputation as a tempramental psychopath, so the media want to poke sticks at him to make him explode. And he has spent a lot of money. Ince still has a bit of kudos from the 'brave' appointment by Williams, and the more obvious novelty factor. I think the media want to give him more time because it has been a big step up.

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Interesting that the media are getting the knives out for Roy Keane but Ince is being left alone.

Probably because Keane has spent an absolute fortune on a squad which got battered 4-1 at home to their nearest rivals.

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