Exiled_Rover

Reminiscent of the second halves against Luton and Reading this. We've just sat back and encouraged them to attack us. We've been awful so far this half.

LOL at Lawrence squaring up to Brereton. Lad couldn't fight his way out of a wet paper bag - he's 8 stone dripping wet.

This ref has swung into terrible territory.

I'd love to know what our xG is today. We could be 5-0 up at half time.

Gallagher has missed two gilt-edged chances at the back post now. Evidently £5m doesn't buy you a lot these days.

Yep, very weak refereeing. Wild scything challenge - red all day.

That should be a red for their #4.

They must rub their hands with glee when you walk into the bookies. 😂

LOL absolutely no way weren't keeping Brereton in January. He's always had the talent, but this Chile adventure has filled him with the confidence to realise that.

How? He finished the game at RB against Reading and a cursory glance at our squad / Mowbray's selection history suggests he was probably going to play there today.

Van Hecke would be a terrific permanent signing for this level.

I'm constantly amazed by the incompetence of football managers. The ONLY way Buckley can hurt you from RB is if you get lazy and allow him to cross from deep. Which is exactly what they did for the Brereton goal (I'm not convinced it crossed the line!). Do they not actually research the opposition?

Bloody hell that's a bad miss by Gallagher. Great cross by Edun.

We don't have anyone that can get up and down that right hand side.

My tongue is very firmly in my cheek. Is Carter not fit to play 90 mins? Obviously JRC isn't, he never is. Buckley at RB is asking for trouble - if I was Rooney I'd put my paciest / trickiest player on the LW and watch him sow havoc.

Explains why Mowbray looks so disconnected and miserable most weeks on the sideline. Bet they pick the subs too.

Absolutely not. He nearly took Derby down last year - he's a poor manager.

Way more than 25k. Unless I'm running into a very small circle of people when I travel the NW for my job. They're just apathetic after being served 11 years of shite and no end is sight.

Except he can't defend. There's a reason we get overrun in midfield. I think he's a wonderful player, but he's nowhere near a complete one.

It was a carbon copy of the Luton game. We were camped in our own penalty area - Reading had shown no ability to push us back like that before the second goal went in.

We caused them all sorts of problems in the second half when we moved Brereton to CF and attacked them. Sadly we resorted to putting ourselves under siege like we did against Luton when we went 2-0. It's baffling how we just invite teams onto us - we're not good enough defensively to do that. Also, Travis was the clear MOTM for me.

He's going nowhere anytime soon. Just get enough points to stave off relegation, please.

Honestly I don't need the manager to love the club. I'd be extremely happy with a manager using Blackburn Rovers as a stepping stone to a bigger job (obviously there aren't bigger jobs in world football, but some people won't be told) - that would mean he'd do a professional job.

That Man Utd fan is clearly a moron. I'd stop speaking to him - at least about football.

A nothing game between two nothing sides and we're edged out again. It happens far too often. Kaminsky has regressed during his time here - if I was an opposing manager I'd be telling my players to shoot on sight.