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Midweek games for our loanees Tuesday 19:45 kick off O'Riordan - score/update Barrett - score/update Wednesday 19:45 kick off Olson & O'Grady-Macken - score/update Edmondson - score/update Boggan - score/update - this will be his final game unless his loan is extended

Sheff Wed will be the lowest by some distance, they were capped at £7K/week during the summer, and lost the majority of their squad on top of that Then you will have Oxford, Charlton & Portsmouth, we are probably ahead of those for now (as they will still have a fair few in their squads who wont have had much uptake in wages since their respective promotions), at least until the next round of cuts (eg Cantwell)

I thought that was common knowledge

Grant McCann seems unaware of how terrible Rovers are with communication 😉 https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/25679653.blackburn-rovers-stance-january-recall-defender/ Doncaster boss Grant McCann is wary he could lose O'Riordan but stated last week that nothing had been communicated on whether Rovers would recall the defender. "We have to be mindful that with some of the loan players there's break clauses in there," McCann told Doncaster Free Press. There are agreements in place for both parties so we just have to be mindful of that. We have to be prepared for whatever January throws at us because you just don't know with this particular window. But we're prepared in every position and so if we need to go and act then we're ready to do that." "No, nothing as of yet," he added on communications over their loanees. "But I don't think any club wants to make decisions right now. I think we have nine or ten games before that decision has to be made in January. "Even if clubs are thinking of it (recall), I don't think they want to let their players know yet anyway, because it's not great if they know that they're going to be pulled back in January. All of a sudden you can lose focus or form. But, as I say, we're prepared for that."

at Chesterfield in League 2, with Fleck & Markanday

we will probably end up with the Batth of this season on a short term deal

Played as the deep laying midfielder, may need recalling given Tronstad & Forshaw injures

He was a cheap buy from a foreign team, I was not stating that he was foreign

Start today for James Edmondson in the FA Cup, Game is live on TNT Sports 1, 12:30 kick off Edmondson - won 3-1 aet - played the full game - scored to make it 2-1

To be honest, if what Chaddy has posted is what Nixon is claiming, then none of that would be a surprise. The surprise would be if they were prepared to pay more than a few £100K for each of these younger players. I expect more low priced foreign punts like Alebiosu & De Neve, which may or may not work out

according to AI, so it may well be rubbish Accumulation Thresholds Remain: The thresholds for suspension (e.g., 5 yellow cards by a certain point in the season in the Premier League) remain the same. The player who received a caution in the abandoned match is one card closer to the threshold and risks suspension in future games, including the replayed fixture.

I imagine this line of thinking would be in line with highlighting the ownership issues to the FA/EFL/wider football world until it can no longer be ignored, and Venkys are "forced" to sod off, rather than just wanting to see their own club punished. Without a Sheff Wed/Chansiri style crash out, we look to be stuck with Venkys forever, & I imagine most would take the short term pain in exchange for being rid of them and having the chance to recover, as we will never succeed with this lot in charge & will continue to slowly sink at a pace which causes no real waves so can be ignored by the EFL/FA etc

and extra yellow cards/more chance of suspension to Alebiosu, Pratt & Forshaw, all of which still count

Rochdale set to move home games to rebuild pitch And that's a fan owned club in the National League, who had major financial problems less than 2 years ago. Not a Championship club with alleged billionaire owners

The annual Rovers manager resignation day isn't until a couple of weeks into February, giving enough time for them to stew after a the broken promises surrounding a failed January transfer window before then sorting out an exit strategy