Leonard Venkhater

Oh, Noooooo...Where did you see his name?

I know...

Ormskirk !

Haha. No...but last year, I did meet a bloke, who claimed the act.

Steady on! They had put the club and its supporters through seven shades of shit before all that.... Indeed, you might argue that the snowball was merely a powerless response

Well, I appreciate it.

This is one of the posts that should form a BRFCS testament of what they have done to this famous , old club. Very sad to read and I have heard many similar stories. I guess this is what Stan Collymore meant by the term club-killers.

Significantly for us, it has no ending either!

Usually the best kind of laughter

Hahaha

An organisation I worked for was merely changing its name after 170 years and I remember how hard managers worked to engage employees and stakeholders. They had one particular metaphor about about an unbroken, golden thread passing from the late 19th century to the change in hand. Compare that with the shoddy shite on show from the bastards in Pune and the clowns they employ. What makes the neglect and disrespect so much worse is the fact that they were in possession of some very good suggestions and offers of help from specific supporters groups, which they duly ignored. Honestly, it's the Indian opposite of Midas-everything they touch turns to shit!

Thank you very much. Generally, I am happy to support the boycott. It's part of a statement, along with the open letter etc. In the spirit of trying to make a difference, I am just thinking that my season ticket will mean that I am recorded in the attendance anyway. I am wondering whether I can be used in another way within the ground? At the same time I would not want to do anything to undermine the confidence of boycotters. I remember being with all the Blackpool fans in our joint FA Cup boycott-outnumbered by the Tangerines too-and how down -hearted we were to see so many Rovers fans inside the ground.

He can covert to the Roman Catholic Church and be baptised by the Holy Father, himself, but I have seen enough already!

Indeed..Clitheroe, I think

In my group, we loved Tony Field, Kit Napier and Johnny Price, whereas O'Mara was a misfit. A lot of Rovers fans had affection for Endean too, but he didn't light up a game like the other three. Even after all this time, I can feel the pain of Ken Furphy's departure and the negativity around Gordon Lee's introduction and the poor end to a promising season. A few short months later, Gordon Lee was a football God!