davulsukur

Results will play a part as well. We have some tough and also some critical fixtures between now and the Watford game: Millwall - Tough Middlesbrough - Tough Sheff Wed - Critical Wrexham - Critical Charlton - Critical Ipswich - Tough Swansea - Critical Watford - Boycott I don't see us picking up many points across those whole set of fixtures but there could be some devastating losses in there. If we're in the bottom 3 by the time Watford come to town, we might very well get a lot of fans boycotting.

Like Rudy and probably Pasha, he's pretty arrogant. 1 win in 10 at home, 3 points off the drop, sat 20th in the league, genuinely not sure how he has the stones to have such arrogance that he can't be challenged.

Will Ismael be doing his pre-game press conferences today? Could get interesting with the external ones, BBC Lancashire must ask him about the fan dissent.

I always assumed, though could be wrong, that clubs like Brighton, Brentford etc. started off buying players for lower fee's, selling those for good money, using that money to buy more expensive players than the first lot cost, sell those, reinvest, rinse, repeat. So like, you'd buy a player for £2m, sell for £10m, then buy a player for say £5m out of the profit, sell for £20m etc. etc. (they are example figures that i've just made up) Rovers just wanna buy for £500k, sell for a profit and then buy more players for £500k.

Ah that must have been what I saw. Thanks!

Sorry, just to be clear, is Harry Berry saying that we're £80m in profit from transfer sales across 15 years? Thinking about it, i'm sure I saw a stat somewhere, maybe last year that had us and Swansea (?) at the top of a chart regarding profit made from transfers over the last few years.

100% there will be. Imagine if we actually win a fucking game for a change, there will be less of a sly dig and just a straight up insult to us.

They won't respond, not a chance. They'll be a rallying cry from the manager, especially if he get's asked about it by BBC Lancashire. And they'll probably get a player to do the same in a pre-match interview. Other than that, as you were for the last 15 years, radio silence.

Yeah, I watched the game on Sky. Ignore whatever figure they pushed out because it was absolutely dead in the stadium. Here are the match highlights so you can see what it was like:

0-2, easy as you like for Millwall. Hopefully a low crowd to really put the wind up the owners.

I don't suppose he was nice enough to give you a response?

This regime are the absolute masters of shooting themselves in the foot. They'll play straight into The Coalition's hands.

This is the 2nd video that Cantwell has been involved in and Big Mak was present both times. Both times Big Mak has not come out of this very well at all.

It'll take a bit of time before the wider fanbase start to get on board but ultimately I think enough will do to make a good impact. Generally with anything, it takes one or 2 people to take the first steps, the rest stand back and watch. Then a couple more go and then a couple more etc. Etc. Great work, once again, by The Coalition. We all know how much the Roa's hate having the spotlight turned on them and now it's shining brightly.

Which poor player will they wheel out to give the rallying cry ahead of Millwall, now they've seen the boycott call?