It's alright, the club will always give us an update! It's their duty. 🙂

Good luck to Vale, but I think we need another striker in now though.

Blackburn Rovers are trying to sign Fulham’s flying winger Martial Godo on loan. Godo is seen as the perfect alternative to Siriki Dembele who joined Oxford instead. He could sign before the close of business. The quick wide man was on loan at Wigan last season and looks capable of a step up to the Championship.

Rest in peace, Sir Jack. Can't believe it is 24 years since we lost the biggest Rovers fan ever.

Nixon saying £10million and extras

Stoke and Bristol City are battling it out for Andrew Moran on loan from Brighton.

Was there really almost 18000 attendance? As shown on Rovers website?

I think Ipswich will wait to hear the outcome of the court case in India on 20th before they decide on a figure for Sammie. That way they could get him for less if as expected the case goes against the owners.

His Patreon account.

So Nixon is suggesting we want guaranteed £9million for SS, with extras to take up to £12million.

1. Winners of the Championship - BURNLEY 2. Runners-up in the Championship - LEEDS 3. Championship Play-off final winners - LUTON 4. Where will Rovers finish the season? - 22ND 5. Which 3 clubs will be relegated from the Championship? - ROVERS/PORTSMOUTH/OXFORD 6. Who will be the first club in the Championship to change manager? (For whatever reason) - SHEFFIELD UTD 7. Who will be the BRFCS Player of the Season? (As voted for in the Match Centre on BRFCS) - BRITTAIN 8. A wildcard prediction for something (possibly quite mad) that will happen to or at Rovers during this coming season - NEW MANAGER/CEO/OWNERS

They can't even get the report right, it was away to Bristol City he was on the bench, not Rovers! Rovers are delighted to announce that we have reached an agreement with top young talent Igor Tyjon for him to remain at Ewood Park, amidst interest from a host of Premier League clubs. The 16-year-old starlet, who has already been part of the matchday squad for two Championship games, is one of 14 promising players to sign a two-year scholarship contract with the club through to June 2026. Tyjon joined Rovers from Rochdale last summer and has enjoyed a meteoric rise for both club and country over the past 12 months. He scored on his debut for Rovers Under-21s against PSV Eindhoven aged just 15 last November, before making the bench for the first team fixture away to Bristol Rovers in April. He then bagged a match-winning brace against Everton in Premier League 2 just a few days later, before again being part of the first team squad for the final day triumph over champions Leicester City. On the international scene, he has earned three caps for both England and Poland Under-16s, scoring twice for each nation, including a brace on his Young Lions debut in a 3-1 victory over Saudi Arabia in the Football Federations Cup in February. The exciting and energetic attacker has been training with the first team since the start of pre-season and is expected to remain with the senior squad ahead of the upcoming 2024-25 Championship campaign. Rovers also wish to welcome Michael Decandia, Isaac Dunn, Valentin Joseph, Leon Kelly-Quinn, Freddie Leatherbarrow, Bruce Leeming, Tyler Mansbridge, Harvey Pates, Aaron Potter, Jayden Sergeant, Luke Thompson, Frank Vare, Blake Wolsoncroft to the club. The talented teenagers are also part of the intake of first year scholars at the Academy, who officially became full-time footballers with the club on July 1st. The club would like to wish all the new scholars the very best of luck over the next two years, as they pursue their dreams of becoming professional players.

I reckon it might be about Rory Finneran possibly.

What about Mike Rigg? Wasn't he here under Hughes?

In Blackburn's heart, where dreams once soared, The Venky Group's shadow loomed and roared. With promises grand, they took the helm, But soon turned the club into a realm Of chaos and despair, where hope grew thin, As fans watched their beloved team begin To falter and stumble, under their reign, A tragic tale of loss and pain. From triumphs past to struggles deep, The Venky's grip made many weep. Mismanagement and neglect ran rife, As Blackburn's spirit fought for life. Oh, Blackburn Rovers, once so bright, Now lost in the darkness of the night. But through the storm, fans stand strong and true, Hoping for better days to renew. Though scars may linger, wounds may ache, Blackburn's spirit refuses to break. For football's more than ownership's sway, It's the passion that will never decay.