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He was a pressing forward in his first loan spell at Motherwell, no lack of work there (less so in his second spell, mainly because he was constantly injured). I actually wonder if his ability to press the opposition defence was hampered by multiple injuries, leading to him having to preserve his energy/body. As it happens, he lasted less than a month at his new club before another lengthy injury (on his first start, after 3 appearances off the bench)

So it may be another Cantwellesc 2 months out with a knock then?

What actually is his injury? They normally say "knee", "ankle" etc, this one just seems to be defined as "an injury", which seems rather nebulous

Trying to apply logic here, but maybe the original terms a little too high for Rovers, which would surprise nobody, so they are chancing their luck to see if Birmingham will accept one or a combination of a lower overall fee payment structured over a longer time add on's/sell on changed Also, given his alleged wage at Birmingham is around the £20K/week mark, maybe they are seeing if Birmingham will pay half for the duration of his contract. I think we know what the answer will be there Personally I wouldn't bother, runs around a lot, doesn't do much

Obviously, a year or 2 down the line, these obscure recruits may well (at least in some cases) progress and become experienced Championship performers with the required "know how" to close out games. Unfortunately, by that point, they will be wanting Championship level wages befitting their stature, which Venkys/Pasha/Rudy/the club will not offer, so the process will be repeated ad nauseum

Not sure if he is "fit", but Carter is now back on the grass

A week or so after the event, but not sure if I have seen these anywhere else before today

This weekends games for our loanees Saturday 3pm kick off Olson & O'Grady-Macken - score/update - FA Cup game Wood - score/update Farkas - score/update Boggan - score/update Wolsoncroft - score/update - only if his loan is extended Sergeant - score/update - will be his last game unless his loan is extended Saturday 7:30pm kick off O'Riordan - score/update - FA Cup game - game live on TNT Sports 1 Sunday 12:30 kick off Edmondson - score/update - FA Cup game - game live on TNT Sports 1 No game this weekend Duru Barrett

The club was losing money before the Walker family sold the club, and was the main reason for selling. The Venkys should have a statue outside the ground. The supporters have now benefited by £212 million pounds. And the club is still losing money. This endless harping about Venkys ruining the club is ridiculous. Look at Sheffield Wednesday if you want to look at the ruinious ownership of a club. Blackburn Rovers, with gates as they are, is unsaleable at any price. No one would be daft enough to take it on. And there are more, that was just one of the more demented posts

Every manager since Coyle has been sack proof

they were allocated 3000, not sure if sold out https://www.swfc.co.uk/news/2025/november/22/ticket-details--blackburn-v-wednesday/

Id fancy him over De Neve, & he would be a better fit at wing back (pace, energy, intensity & attack minded) than Ribeiro or Pickering Would be another feather in the cap of the Chorley loan pipeline too, he spent some time there last season

Discounting Duru (away on loan and San Diego have an option to buy), Lucas Houghton is the best right back currently in the U21s. Wouldn't say he is particularly close, but sometimes, needs must. I think in the absence of Alebiosu they are more likely to either play TGH there, or move Miller to wing back and bring in Litherland/Atcheson at centre back. Going forwards, Theo Pitt can play at either right or left back, and has looked a standout at U18 level (as well as featuring for our U21s & Wales U17s) this season despite being an U16, and should hopefully sign scholarship terms next summer. Arbitro is a particular fan I believe Discounting Tyjon who is more a 10 anyway., and may well not be here come summer, Higgins is probably the current big hope at striker, think he turns 17 either this month or next, so will be able to sign a pro deal then, but has struggled with injury/fitness this season. Joseph is a possible shout and he does have a massive physical presence. Boggan always looks a goal threat for the U21s, but has struggled for game time during two separate loan spells in the 7th tier now Mbonzale also looks good as striker, has featured for our U18s a few times this year, but is still at school, so that is not happening in the immediate future, and that's assuming he isn't poached before he is eligible to sign scholarship terms (not sure if that is either this upcoming summer or next, he was playing U12s football 3 or 4 years ago)

Powell is a better option than Batty at left wing back these days.

Being charitable, I think his point is one or both of - refs are crap - refs are biased against him/Rovers, or biased towards certain other teams (not my view, just a what he seems to be implying)