Looking at the amount of available seats online, I think I'd be doing away with the matchday price of £20 and leaving it at £10.

It's a recurring theme throughout his reign (at champ level especially) that is not being addressed.

Doesn't matter how many we play in there, we tend to look outnumbered. On Dack as someone above said, whatever fee he leaves us for, I don't see him ever commanding a higher one.

I don't think the fact that it was an individual mistake from Raya that let them back in the game can be argued. The point people are making (I think) is we weren't doing an awful lot to go and put the game to bed when Birmingham were a sitting duck. Also the criticisms of TM on this particular aspect are very valid in my eyes, 16 points dropped from winning positions this season (bottom club Ipswich have 14 points). Think where we could be if we had held onto half of those. He says maybe it's where we are at. I would agree with that if we were playing well and coming out with draws, the fact we are 5 points from the play offs without playing well for large parts makes me disagree with that statement.

It would be nice to hear Tony Mowbray say we have a problem with chucking leads away - and it will be dealt with. Rather than the "maybe this is just where we are at" interview he gave to Radio Lancs.

No problem mate, yeah I'll probably go to it as long as priced sensible.

Oh, well your a better fan than me Brucey, I like to enjoy the day out as well, which is obviously enhanced by a Rovers win. Had my enjoyment been solely down to results then I'd have thrown the towel in long ago.

If around £25million is offered, and Tony thinks that he will get even half of it to spend, then the highest bidders hand should be snapped off.

I think I'd rather have it as it's a nice ground, we could well take a couple of thousand if the pricing is right (especially coming after two of the championships pricier away games). Chance of winning if we take it seriously. Much more appealing than being at Ewood with 2 stands closed and a few thousand home fans in, all in my opinion anyway.

The more I think about it, the more I see it as a good draw. They tend to price there cup games very reasonable at St James as well.

Got to say never really noticed Pearson stand out too much on television. Today though, wow what a player, very impressed.

Certainly a derby in my book, infact Deepdale is best part of 2miles closer to Ewood than Turf Moor.

Imagine sales will be over 4k by close of play Saturday, especially if we can get a positive result v Rotherham.

I got 9 together on row 27 of block L which is second block, at around 1430 today.

The way Lewis Travis slotted Into a defensive role at WBA last week was very impressive. Should have nudged him up the pecking order. Rovers 3-1 QPR. Come on you blue and white warriors.

6 points from the QPR and Rotherham games and I reckon we may sell out. Big ask, but this group of players well capable.

His effort in every game should give him positive sentiment, absolute workhorse. As you say with the quality of Reed beside him, it's a strong middle of the park.

For a week after the Oxford game, season tickets should have been available for pre order at say between 200 and 250 pound for renewing season ticket holders, and people that attended the Oxford game.

Yes, even when he's out wide you can tell he has been tasked with chasing down across the opposition back 4 and closing keeper down, saves Graham's legs.

It's not rocket science to me, we move Bennett to right back and the opposition play through us far easier than when he's higher up the pitch hounding them. He sets the tempo for the pressing and others follow, that was absent last night.

Smallwood for me, ridiculous amount of blocks and hounded them all afternoon. Danny Graham a very close second.

Think I'd maybe be more confident with Williams playing behind him.

Set off from Manchester Piccadilly at 0830 arrived at temple meads at about 1150. Nice walk down to the ground pointed in the right direction by a very friendly Bristol CIty fan. Quick pit stop in the Avon packet en route, a sort of olde worlde pub, or maybe "a dive" to some people ?. The type of which no longer exist in Blackburn and surrounding areas unfortunately. Very friendly welcome from staff and customers alike. Arrived at the ground with 20 mins to spare, great set up outside the away end. Then the game, first half was a very good game, second half Bristol upped the tempo and we looked unable to cope, fair result in the end. Left the game when the fourth goal went in, and after a brisk walk back to temple meads made the earlier 4pm train back to Manchester, got into Piccadilly at 1900. All in all, as has so often been the case down the years, a great day out, spoiled by the outcome of the football somewhat.

Anyone else have reservations regarding Palmer's attitude off the ball. Very skilful Player with the ball no doubting, but for Bristol's second goal when the move started right In front of the dugouts, he just stood still not far from halfway and allowed a runner to walk right off him and advance into our half. I noticed it at the game, he was stood In exactly the same position when the ball nestled in our net. Jury well and truly out.

0827 from Piccadilly gets you into Bristol at 1151 with a change at BIrmingham