The most passion he showed all last night was making a massive fuss out of the amount of injury time added at the end. I mean yeah there probably should have been more but we weren't exactly battering them or looking like scoring! I was more than happy for the ref to end that game to be honest.

It wasn't a million miles off was it.... In the interest of positivity the defence looked OK last night, although qpr didn't exactly test them THAT much. Which is kinda the most annoying thing again, another loss against such a bang average team. In 2 minds whether to even bother watching at weekend nevermind attending. Forget ticket prices, the biggest issue with dwindling gates is without a doubt that predictable prat who was prancing round in skechers on the touchline last night looking like a geography teacher covering a P.E lesson because the usual teacher was off sick. Clarkson was the really shit kid playing in pumps and a kit made up of lost property, seriously what the hell does he offer on a football pitch?

Only guarantee in this one is goals. Either 2-2 or maybe someone will nick a 3-2 win. Hopefully he will bin the 5 at the back off but I'm not convinced he will, he'll want to use his new toy Van Hecke and surely even TM wouldn't drop Ayala or Lenihan. I'd like to see Johnson given a run out in place of Travis. He really isn't influencing games at the moment and whilst people point the fingers at the defence every time we concede, the midfield needs to stand up and be counted too. It's exactly the type of game where he makes about 4-5 ridiculous changes to the starting line up though this on the back of 3 games without a win so brace yourselves come 18:45 tomorrow when Poveda is up top with Buckley 😳

I think its more a case of general apathy and a "what's the point?" attitude from many fans. We've all been down this road before especially with K**n. Showing displeasure about a manager in the ground when your owners are nowhere near is pretty pointless right? Not like it'll inspire Waggott to swing the axe. There's definitely pockets of fans unhappy with Mowbray at the ground but it's far from a majority. It's the same kind of apathy that means a lot of people don't even bother turning up to the ground anymore. OK you do get the odd game where we put a team to bed I.e Cardiff, but theres many more games like yesterday and like Luton were we now expect the team to fuck things up. Was anyone confident at 2-0 yesterday that we'd win? I know I wasn't. If you're a season ticket holder you'll blindly turn up, if you're not then wheres the inspiration to attend when you could quite accurately predict the outcome of the game in a soulless half empty stadium? We either start like slugs and go behind, or we get in front then collapse. Away games are a slightly different kettle of fish as they're a much more enjoyable day out, its not all about the football.

Another frustrating day at the office, and another Mowbray interview saying the opposition are a good team. They aren't, they were shite and tbh that's the most annoying thing. I wonder if playing 3 at the back was tactical, or did he basically want to shoehorn Van Hecke into the team? Pretty sure it's the latter. I didn't think he looked too bad in fairness until he visibly tired and started looking like a clumsy lump. Agree with what others have said about Poveda. Yet to see anything appealing about this lad, same goes for Clarkson. Khadra looks to have something about him but seems a bit of a crock up to now. Poor subs, we needed Johnson today, Buckley was treading on egg shells after he for a talking to not long after his yellow and it showed. The only sub of any merit was Diaz but it was too little too late. I can see the QPR game being very similar in terms of goals at both ends.

This is when you just know you've made it:

We need to start well in this one, not end up chasing a game again after another shite start. IF we do that then we may surprise a few who are worried about goals. We have a canny knack of pulling together on the goal scoring front when up against it. All it takes is an Ayala header from a corner, a Buckley tap in or a mazy Rothwell run and shot into the corner. If we do start poor again though and go 1 or 2 down it may well be game over early doors! Assuming Darragh starts I'm going for a 2-0 win. Without him, we'll I'd rather not think about that.

Lovely finish that was 👍

Well credit where its due, some decent offerings there. It does beg the question of where was this kind of imagination pre season though. I saw us advertising for a new head of marketing (not 100% on the job title but it was marketing related). I wonder if this role has been filled and its that person's first key decision. If so maybe things are looking a bit more promising. Or maybe it's a direct result of Waggott talking to the fans in previous away games.

Honestly no idea how Magloire has made it this far as a footballer, he really is THAT bad it beggars belief. On one hand there wasn't much alternative but to play him, but theres only one person to blame for that. Must have gambled on his little favourite JRC bring fit at some point, won't hold my breath on that one. Yet the simpleton packed a recognised right back off on loan knowing full well Nyambe gets injured every other week. Not a fan of international breaks usually but this one can't have come at a better time. We have a very good starting 11, we have a very average squad that can't be relied on, it's that simple. Big shout to the clown who set the smoke bomb off on the train coming home too 🙄

4-4 I'm going for. Win, lose or draw it'll be a good day out 🥳

Had a bad feeling as soon as Lenihan was missing, an even worse feeling when Nyambe went off. Sorry but Magloire is garbage, in fact so is Danny Ward but he scored 2 of the easiest goals he'll score all season (if he even scores again). If Nyambe was concussion that also means we can't play him on Saturday regardless right? Can't get my head round why Butterworth, who changed the game against Hull has been shunted aside ever since then? If we have to play Magloire on Saturday then I'd just play him as a right back to be honest, at least he can use his pace to his advantage a bit, Buckley will be wasted as a wing back and Magloire seemingly can't win a header. We'll definitely see some goals at the seaside that's for certain.

Going for a 1-1 and the unbeaten away run to continue. That said, I did predict a 1-1 against Cardiff and got that a bit wrong. We've struggled there last few seasons, no idea why cos they were pretty dire too both games too. Either way we go into Saturday in the top 6 unless we get absolutely battered. A win tomorrow and we get giddy, another win on Saturday and you really have got reason to believe. I can see Carter slotting in for either Ayala or Darragh, whoever is considered the most risky. The rest of the team should remain unchanged.

Ayala is basically everything we've been missing for, well as long as I can bloody well remember. Said last season he's easily our best defender when fit and he's showing it. We are of course walking such a nervy tightrope on the fitness front. It eases slightly when Wharton is fit but still, wrap that man in the finest cotton wool money can buy. Absolutely delighted for Ben, a hatty is a major achievement regardless of how they go in, the best thing that's ever happened is his Chile experience! I was already looking forward to Blackpool immensely but even more so now, unfortunately can't make it midweek. Another good result for the tangerines too today so won't be an easy one at all.

No Micky Quinn on that list? 😮

Another tough one, can see another draw 1-1. Really could do with converting a few of these draws into wins though. A front 3 of Diaz/Dolan/Khadra would do me just fine and IMO increase the possibility of a win, in reality he's gonna want Gallagher back in the team though ain't he....hoping to see Butterworth get at least 30 mins too.

They've never made an effort with my daughters school, it's not in Blackburn but it's down the road. On the flipside, Accrington Stanley have done numerous things including free shirts etc.

Yes but it's the same for every team in the country from league 1 upwards, some teams are seeing increased numbers through the turnstiles though.

Yep, I can't stand the guy but I will give him credit for actually engaging with the fans on this occasion. As always, actions speak louder than words though.

Used to love Saint and Greavsie as a boy, back when we weren't forced to involve women in football shows.... Rip Jimmy

I didn't go yesterday unfortunately due to family commitments but I believe Waggott was there and was in discussion with fans. He openly admitted they need to look at pricing so let's see if he actually follows that through...

Our away followings aren't suffering quite as bad in fairness. Blackpool sold out in days and suspect we could have sold the allocation twice over

Tough game that and a point probably a fair result. Clarkson should have scored but so should their lad first half, great save from Kaminski mind. We'd have lost that last season without the fantastic Ayala, I really do pray he stays fit when it gets cold because he's making Lenihan look 10 times the player he was last season too. Disappointed Butterworth didn't come on rather than Clarkson after his game changing cameo midweek. Yet to see what Clarkson offers I'm afraid, looks like a lost little boy. I think we potentially have a good player in Khadra though so hopefully he's fully fit and starting games soon, Poveda wasn't great. When Wharton and the Brighton lad are fit, along with JRC and Edun we actually have decent options in defence but January can't come quick enough on the striker front. A Danny Graham type with Diaz and Khadra supporting would be ideal. That said, we didn't create enough yesterday so even having Lukaku up front wouldn't have made much difference.

Because he's small is literally some people's reasoning....

In a weird way they're very very lucky. They only just stayed up by the skin of their teeth last season. Had they been in league 1 now they'd be looking at a fight to avoid league 2. Always feel for the fans of any club in this situation, let's hope for their sake they come out of it more like Bolton and Wigan appear to be doing than those less fortunate. After the shock and disappointment often comes togetherness and the fight back.