yeadonowl

He's still in contract so cannot simply walk out and go into another job The only way he leaves is on DC's terms which will either be the sack (can't see that happening) or if another club pays what is likely to be a large compensation deal Personally think there is as much chance of a new contract in the summer as there is of him leaving

at least 150 tickets been made available again block AA in south having an extra 100

you would have thought that this had already been discussed due to the reduced away allocation Seems to me that the club have pre-empted the demand for this game and for once planned accordingly

if he resigns we can just place him on gardening leave for the remainder of his contract. It's the kind of stubborn thing DC would do Unless there is some form of contractual break following relegation then DC will hold all the cards on this

last time i drove i parked in one of the industrial units on Branch Road. This was a few years ago Football ground guide still says this an option https://footballgroundguide.com/leagues/england/championship/ewood-park-blackburn-rovers.html

That’s the nail on the head At the business end of the season whilst others around us are pulling out surprise wins we haven’t won at home since 5th March 6 points from last 21 and we now need at least 7 from 9

I’d feel a lot better after a 3-0 home win and playing the Rotherham next They could easily be 4 points in front of us before we kick a ball next

He ran his last club all the way into administration

i bought some online about 15 mins ago on the bottom tier Said there was about 350 left in the 2 outside blocks

wouldn't be too upset with Stoke winning tonight. That would take them to 49 points and relative safety. Possibly would make Saturday's game even more winnable for us

Thought we might have made a cake to celebrate this occasion........

Why wasn’t Robinson sent off for that tackle on Palmer. It was miles away from the ball

Not sure what the solution is here We clearly have a raft of players who aren't good enough for the championship who are out of contract. There are possibly 3 or 4 who ideally we want to keep On the flip side there are players like Vaulks who if we go down he may be worth a contract but if we give him a 2 year deal and we stay up it's not the type of player we need to keep This situation becomes alot more manageable if we are mid table and we have a degree of certainty which division we are in next season. The should be some collective professionalism from the players to earn a new deal and ensure the team finish in the best possible position. The professionalism was clearly not in evidence on Monday

D-Ream - surely things can only get better..... Also they spawned the tribute effort of D-Taxis

Wage bill of £205m Turnover of £177m Wage bill exceeding turnover by £28m is ridiculous and they deserve the maximum punishment that can be dished out especially as they have history of financial wrongdoings