Presumably Brittain and Woodrow will have good things to say about Ismail so at least it's an appointment that should go down well with the team

I think Gerrard would be brilliant from all angles and i can see him having the same impact as Lampard has had at Coventry. He'd galvanise the lads, who presumably all grew up idolising him and the media spotlight would be firmly on the club - which would be helpful for the fans and our plight. His Rangers record was exemplary so his pedigree at our level i think is assured. He's the best chance we have of the playoffs this season. For all those reasons Waggott probably won't be keen obviously but he's far and away the best choice imo.

Why do we never draw games. Weird.

So we all like David Lowe then now? What's next, King Ben Benson? Lol

They had an unbeaten season...that was nothing to do with Celtic.

I think Gerrard would be good. Lampard has found his level at Coventry and think Gerrard is the same. Had Rangers purring for a time.

Just slotted in like he's been playing there all season. Clearly very comfortable at this level.

??? Was a very clever layoff from Weiman

Why would they say who's taking the team tonight before Eustace to Derby is officially announced. He is technically still our manager. I imagine the presser will have been cancelled and if he's confirmed today they'll say who's managing tonight at the same time as that announcement.

Lampard has found his level i think. Why i'd take Gerrard personally. Not Rooney though.

Had to re-read this part... Talk of his family being closer to Pride Park than Lancashire is a factor Eustace will have considered, but the thought of working for a club - and an owner - committed to backing their manager will be what is driving his thoughts right now, plus the fact that the Rams are a far bigger club than Rovers will ever be. For that reason, it is surely a matter of when, not if, Eustace takes over at Pride Park.

https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/24921574.eustaces-first-words-blackburn-future-derby-links/ This sounds a bit more hopeful. Sounds like he's seeking assurances.

Karg-go

Zero mention of it on the BBC coverage so far. Weird.

A full page ad in a national paper from the fans advising any professional manager worth their salt to avoid applying for the job whilst the club retains its current ownership - for the many varied reasons we all know about, but that rarely get spoken about outside of Blackburn, would be quite a statement and might get people talking

Not sure it's a win-win tbh. One club that will soon sink into the mire of mid-table after a promising start was derailed by an abject ownership vs another firmly lodged in a relegation battle with poor players and the transfer window just slammed shut. More of a lose-lose if anything.

Not sure how Chair is still at QPR. Top player

Doesnt look like Armstrong has even signed for West Brom yet? Another club with a wonky fax machine?

Okay but coupled with the original video linked, the perspective of Luton fans seems kinder than you appear to have been expecting

"Good professional who always did his best and scored some important goals." "Scored some excellent and at times important goals for us." "Good pro, who has never shirked his responsibility and never got a run in the team." "Why the need to call him Woodrot? I hoped we'd left that mentality behind."

The comments are all quite kind?

Luton fans here quite generous about Woodrow

The Lancashire Telegraph don't have a clue

Hedges didn't have anywhere near the record Shankland has. Even out of form this season, it's still a player courted by Rangers this window. Lots of experience, international, knows where the back of the net is. I'd be happy with this one.

Would be happy with Shankland