Full strength, I'd fancy us from here. Just can't see where the goals will come from. Need Graham to notch before the knees give way.

We've made Paul McShane look like Franz Beckenbauer. Desperately, desperately missing Dack's ability to make something magic happen. This game is over.

Just poke your eyes with a big stick. Cut out the middle man

Yeh, the SD looks like watching through blurry lenses. I tried casting the Sky Sports app version for better quality, but doesn't seem to be working. Rothwell so close to a dream start. Very open game

From early impressions I thought Rothwell suited one of the deeper roles better, but hopefully he can shine in the Dack role. Seems to be able to pick a pass, and hopefully Arma will be waiting on the defender's shoulder to run onto it. This is Rovers. We're overdue a kick in the balls. Not feeling confident.

What a fantastic run post-Plymouth. We're still riding it. Important to get that first 3 points. Holding my breath on Dack, but injuries permitting I think we're in for a solid season.

It might in Dunnys

The fact that Aitor Karanka doesn't have Brereton around the first team picture, doesn't concern me too much. He has a set style of play, and wants all his players to fit into that style. I imagine being a bigger more physical player means BB doesn't really fit into that style, as much as a Lewis Grabban does. Similarly to how Rhodes was of no use to him at Middlesboro. Obviously Tony has identified a skill-set that will fit into our current structure.

Big questions for Tony being asked tonight. Will it allay his loan worries a touch.... Hopefully not

Dack and Palmer (and even Arma) are confidence players. This will help no end. Worked perfectly for Tony. Had they all played and struggled it would have been a panic, but this is a nice little tonic.

Much better. That was all feeling a bit un-Rovery for a while there. We're back.

Still not scored a third yet, FFS

Will be good to see Arma playing as the focal point of the attack, and a good game to do it in. It's perhaps not a long term solution, but it will be an option at various times. As with Rothwell and Travis in the centre. Not ecstatic about Charlie playing, but hopefully he has an easy night.

My thoughts exactly. I was drawn to the bench to see our options- and it's horrifically short on quality. Additions urgently required to get us through the winter months.

I lost count of the number of people saying the window is not over yet, throughout the last month. Over and over again, as a stock response. We have plenty of time left. Just trust Tony, as if anybody didn't trust our manager. The same people couldn't wait to willy wave when there were bids for a few players. And minutes after the window shuts the fishing rods come out, and the rhetoric becomes 'Can't wait for Saturday, trust the lads we have'. Anyone surprised? Some fans are naturally frustrated. It's ok to get annoyed. You still want the best for the club.

Our powder must be as dry as a bath mat in Burnley by now.

Glad I didn't take the day off for this. Last deadline day we got S.Hart, this time it's shart again. All the expectation, and left with a streak of sh1t. Tony wanted 3 or 4 himself. Openly admitted numerous times. Not sure how this isn't disappointing.

And a pointer on Wes Foderingham - like a modern day Alan Fettis. I would avoid on a free, at £1million I would be gutted with that. And as a back-up. A very under-whelming rumour, which is hopefully rubbish

We desperately NEED an aggressive forward. As a starter, as a last 20 minute man, whatever at this stage - we need a viable alternative. I think that Tony sees Armstrong, Samuel, Nuttall and Graham as making up his 4. Very worried at this stage

Must remember to bring the phone charger with me to work tomorrow. Not felt like that in a long time on a transfer deadline day. Bit by bit, piece by piece, Tony Mowbray is astutely turning us into a proper football club again. I can remember in my younger days, on Football Manager, the day before the deadline, in went the bids for the A, B, C and Z list! Feels a bit like that. Tony appears to have finally guessed the pin code to Madame's credit card.

We concede goals, but we are pretty damn good at scoring them. This side rarely has me worried that we won't score again. Enjoy the ride. There will be ups and downs but enjoy the ride. Football is back.

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I'm minded to recall Martin 'Tiny' Taylor, and Souness's numerous inferences that he could be an England international if he added that elusive physicality, a 'nasty streak' if you will. If Graeme Souness can't drag that aggression out of you, it isn't there. And if it isn't there, it can't be taught.

Just as a pointer on the argument that we needed the signings in early to hit the ground running; I'm not convinced, whoever we sign, that the line-up against Ipswich will contain any of the new recruits. Perhaps one. I think Mowbray wants to phase the new players in slowly. Rightly or wrongly. Off the back of a successful promotion season, I don't think he wants to change it too much. Try and reward the lads who got us here. Ingratiating too many new players can have the opposite effect. Coming off a season of struggle, it may work better. I'm not suggesting this is preferable, or dumbing down any expectations. I just don't think it's the unmitigated disaster that some seem to think.

Although it was at home, the goal he scored at Ewood against Wigan springs to mind in that line-up. Another option.