I think you are probably right. I just pray for a positive result that will reignite belief within both players and fans. Everything suggests a defeat, our terrible record there, their revival and form under Colin W and our history of not turning up when it matters but we can just hope…….

He always looks shattered, it is natural style / demeanour but he rarely gets subbed and generally is still running until the final whistle. That isn’t to say he is offering much as a player and certainly not looking like a goal threat recently.

That be right, looking for the great spotted blue and white roverite in their RV habitat 😊

The likelihood is that he will be as far off the grade as Vale but I think we have very little option but to give him a go. We need a goal scorer, without one we aren’t making those play offs.

Bloody hell, can you imagine this board if it does go so horribly wrong !

Thinking about it, can TimmyJimmy please report to the new Leeds Road (whatever they are calling it these day) with a pair of boots 😊

We pray otherwise but that’s how I see it 🙈

My guess is that your a much more competent shelf stacker than Gallagher is a striker.

I don’t see either commanding much of a fee, so whatever the outcome it won’t really help any wheeling and dealing funds or budget.

Top bloke, for a Yorkshireman.

Captained the 1975 Championship team and ran a cracking little sports shop in Brownhill, I remember buying my kangaroo skin Patrick’s Kevin Keegan’s from him, was so exciting.

No, but funnily enough I did see Brereton having something to eat in Salvatores during his early days at Ewood. I now live very close to Alex Neil and have seen him walking his dog, once in two years. He didn’t let in about any club or player matters 😂

Spot on, top of the class.

Walton has matured and my Ipswich pal, really rates him.

Until he throws in a bad performance, Pears deserves to keep the shirt. Kaminski is just about competent, nothing special and not a patch on Gennoe, Arnold or Sir Roger in their prime.

Ewood was like a morgue yesterday, despite a very decent attendance. A buoyant and loud crowd definitely can make the difference but the team on the pitch set the tone, give the crowd something to get behind and believe in and it will be returned in spades, the much vaunted 12th man. They gave us nothing yesterday to light the fuse.

I’m from Whalley and live in the Ribble Valley, within a few miles of Brockhall and get out and about, I rarely see any Rovers players.

One point all season, after going behind shouts out mentality / back-bone / resilience deficiency, in spades.

Maybe your right about yesterday but it is the Easter track record, Sheffield Wednesday and Yeovil under Bowyer and who can forget the capitulation last year at London Road and then the Stoke defeat at Ewood.

There are far easier ways not to sign someone than making your club a national laughing stock by way of incompetence. O’Brien had done interviews / phot shoot and signed, extreme incompetence not malice aforethought.

The day after the Arbitrator’s judgement, which clearly exposed what a monumental cock-up it was, I asked the question as to when Gregg would be providing the promised post appeal interview. In my view, criminal he hasn’t done what he undertook to do and is clearly getting away with it, Scot free. Bloody shameful

Dolan, BBD or Gallagher is Hobson’s choice ! None of them have a real striker’s instinct to be in right place at the right time and the clinical ability needed to plunder the goals required.

Thomas not playing was a massive mistake, he has provided some width and much needed pace since arrival. Hedges was woeful and I hate having a left footer, with no right foot stuck to the right wing, makes it so easy for a full back knowing that they cannot be taken on the outside 😡

Sadly, and I imagine like most seasoned campaigners, I expect us to deliver another no show tomorrow. Strangely, the only hope that I carry is that Huddersfield have won three on the trot and four on the bounce is a rarity and against the odds. However, one has to wonder whether they could have picked a better opposition to beat the odds, Rovers usually oblige.

Absolutely no chance, the player picked the ball up and ran with it a long way, whilst holding JRC challenge off.