Mattyblue

So why you asking the question then?

Can’t ‘nip to the website and buy them for Sheff Wed’ though ay…

That new fangled thing called ‘YouTube’.

Well, that worked out well, didn’t it. Maybe there’s a bit more too it than arranging buses for school kids.

One of the few ‘successes’ of recent years when it comes to Ewood is a Blackburn End lower that was pretty full most weeks (obviously by just concertina-ing the remaining fans into camera facing areas, I.e BB Lower and JW, but still) … so of course they’ve put a sledgehammer to that too.

How very 2021.

What would a Bored Ape Rovers edition have gone for?

Yes, a comparison to the games either side of it seems a fair enough barometer.

Why would a club run by administrators (I.e their whole remit is to rescue the business) instruct tickets in just one stand to be taken off sale nearly a week before the game. Of course it’s a Rovers decision.

6,000 people is not a success when there wasn’t much more that in the ground on Saturday.

End of the day we’ll see in a year or so time if it was effective and if it was a first step of anything in particular.

No corners here, total open mind. I’ve already said, I expect c6,000, no different than Oxford. If it’s c3/4k then definitely a success.

That’s the stuff!

Ive already said. What the Coalition did last season to smoke the three stooges out their foxhole was excellent, plus use FOI through Lancs Police to get the fact a ‘boycott’ is already underway into the press. 6,000 people at a league game for Blackburn Rovers. A club that had an average crowd of 25,000 as these owners bought the club. There’s your story right there and will have just as much national media interest as this non-boycott will have, *plus* keeps match goers onside. As at the moment the only people winning with this are the regime as the fanbase is well and truly divided again.

…and they won’t do that either as Saturday showed.