Obviously on the back of the WATR statement, the club are now well aware of their feelings and are also aware of their fantastic organisational skills to bring together the two fans take over day. Based on this and focusing on the Trust organising it, what about a Venkys out match. Instead of boycotting, why don’t we aim to do the opposite and maybe get some crowd funding going to fund some tickets for the vulnerable and needy in the area. Choose a match, get a DJ set up and some other stalls outside of the ground, maybe get some sponsorship and a bit of free food. Let’s see if we can raise £10k for staters, then select the match and get it publicised. Maybe even split any funds raised with a local kids charity. I will pledge £100 for starters, so if someone from the trust will open the crowd funding page, I will pop that in As an after thought, what about choosing the away game at Derby.

Bell ends and swallow in the same sentence, be very careful, especially when there is a job to be filled just now.

Pasha has to be the focus. I priced some masks up last year and was prepared to pay for a few and a few people on here, also agreed to chip in and get some too. I think the consensus on here at the time, was not to do it and I respected that, so dropped the idea. Happy to price it up again, as this could be a way of outing him, but of course it would need some press attention and some exposure to explain it was a way of outing the shadow man, not to hail him, as a hero or something. All together now pasha is a ****** Pasha is a ****** la, la, la la.

Good stuff on there and it feels like the anger is rising. let's make sure they get well and truly nailed this time.

Don’t forget my royalties for the backing vocals!!! We want our Rovers back.

I believe he has had a few less than complimentary messages in the last hour or so.

I think I need to go and make a significant investment down the pub and sink a couple of pints after this. It feels like someone has burgled my house and left me a thank you note.

I hope Eustace reads that, responds and calls them out. How can they blame him, like they blamed JDT and Mowbray before him. All a very convenient pack of lies.

Looks like the training was to say goodbye and he has done exactly that and off he pops. I fear there may even be a player backlash after this latest kick in the nuts.

So when you say not a lot they can do, you actually mean, not a lot they want to do is it?

Not a lot Rovers can do? John, we know you have that clause in your contract, but of course that went in and was agreed by both parties, before we knew you would keep us up and before you got us into the top 6. We realise that we have let you down in the transfer market and we will give assurances to you and sign in with blood, that we will give you a decent sized budget, if we remain in the championship and if you get us promoted, there is a £5m bonus and a 10 year contract waiting for you. So far as the players contracts are signed, you tell us, who you want to keep and we will extend each one and give them a considerable pay rise. After all, we have got the funds, from the recent sales and the bonus from agreed sell on clauses, so we are about to release the purse strings and ensure you are given a fair crack on the whip. No need to go and speak to Derby, we are announcing in the press quite soon, that the goal of avoiding relegation, is being replaced with an all out assault on reaching the premier and you are pivotal in that. Now that's what Rovers can do, instead of suggesting to the fans that he is homesick.

No way on earth, that is a Rovers fan.

I have to say, that I considered Jackson to be a yellow belly, scared to upset the applecart, but fair play to him for this, scathing article.

What are some or the people on, who have commented on this?

I'm not on my own, but if the desire was there and the fans saw him for what he is, then it could happen. Sadly, I suspect that too many people will shrug their shoulders and accept the next load of bullshit they will be fed, this time, about a manager, who was on the verge of bringing the highest finish, since relegation. Nothing to see here, he just wanted to move for lot's of other reason, but nothing to do with the club/ Pasha, failing to deliver on the promises they made.

You posted about the club talking him into no resigning a while ago and I am pretty sure you are right. if you know about it, then all those who matter at the club, the players, coaches and other key employees, will know about it too. Given how Suhail is controlling the club and how he seems to be ensuring that the owners spend nothing, it is time to properly out him and I think it has to be the way now, rather than trying to get Waggott to come clean. I noticed at the player of the year night in April last year, how Suhail was lurking around, keeping his eye on everything and he gets away with blending into the background and has no one to answer to, yet he is pivotal in everything.

The problem is, when this is rolled out as the reason, plenty will believe it and once again, we will hear the old way cry from above. Get behind the lads, they need you more than ever now and out honourable owners will sign loads of cheques and everything is rosey.

A cunning plan Baldrick. I like the sound of that.

He will be gone by lunchtime, it is not in the balance in my opinion, he is 99% gone and only some desperate attempt behind the scenes will change this, which history tells us, is highly unlikely.

It could be an interesting day. Whichever way it goes, someone at the club needs to come out and explain how it has got to this, but I won’t hold my breath.

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He was promised backing if he kept us up. Foolish to believe that of course, but as we all know, that’s what these people do.

There will only be disappointment from me, if he doesn’t say “Ask Steve and Suhail”. When asked why he is leaving.

It comes up more or less at kick off.

Let’s hope he states that then and does not beat about the bush.