Cup dream is Best aim for Blackburn Rovers

8:30am Saturday 9th March 2013 in Sport Photograph of the Author By Andy Cryer, Blackburn Rovers reporter

LEON Best is dreaming of ending his 13-month injury hell in style by firing Blackburn Rovers into an FA Cup semi final at Wembley.

Rovers’ summer signing will make his full debut for the club in tomorrow’s quarter final at Championship rivals Millwall, having not played since last February due to injury.

The 26-year-old had just recovered from a medial ligament injury when he moved to Ewood Park in the summer for circa £3million but, after just a couple of pre-season friendlies, he suffered a cruciate knee ligament injury.

Now, having played his first 10 minutes for Rovers in a substitute cameo on Tuesday night, Best is relishing the opportunity of making his full bow on the big stage.

He said: “The result didn’t go our way on Tuesday but to be back amongst it was brilliant.

“The time out “has made me realise what a good job we have got and how much we need to appreciate it.

“I am just delighted to be back fit and playing now. The last game I started was Aston Villa at home for Newcastle in January 2012. It has been a long time.

“It is a massive game to be coming back for and I’m lucky it is a game like this I am back for. Hopefully we are all up for it and do the right things and get to Wembley.

“Even when I came on the other night, the Blackburn fans were showing me a lot of love, that gave me a lift as well. The fact I haven’t played for the club yet and they rate me enough to be cheering is another lift for me.

“Jordan Rhodes has been doing very well and scored a lot of goals. I look forward to playing with him and, when we have the likes of Colin Kazim-Richards back, we will be a strong force definitely .”

Best has never played at Wembley but did score a half time penalty at thehome of English football as a competition winner in his childhood.

“I went to Wembley as a fan a long time ago,” he said. “I went to the Coca Cola Cup final between Middlesbrough and Chelsea in 1998. I won some tickets to go.

“It would be good to go back to the new one. It was a Coca Cola kid competition, where you do kick-ups and tricks. I took a penalty at half time and scored, I think it was against the Chelsea reserve keeper.

“I was only young, Chelsea won the game. I got a medal for it, it was a good time, and got to meet all the players.”

Best also had words of thanks for Blackburn Rovers physio Dave Fevre - along with the rest of the club’s medical staff – for their part in his rehabilitation.

He said: “The medical staff at Blackburn have been brilliant. In football you get stressed and take your anger out on the people closest to you.

“Sometimes I’m sure I have been a bit annoying but Dave Fevre has been unbelievable. I am the type of person who is always pushing and he handled it very well. I have the utmost of respect for him.”

Comments (32)

8:56am Sat 9 Mar 13

whittleblue says...

Sky reporting millwall saying this game is a sell out.
Sky reporting millwall saying this game is a sell out. whittleblue

9:09am Sat 9 Mar 13

French Rover says...

WE ARE THE ROVERS
WITH GOALS FROM RHODES AND BEST
WE ARE THE ROVERS
SO SOD ALL THE REST!
WE ARE THE ROVERS WITH GOALS FROM RHODES AND BEST WE ARE THE ROVERS SO SOD ALL THE REST! French Rover

9:15am Sat 9 Mar 13

Rishtonian says...

As Said before No Mid fiel to feed them
As Said before No Mid fiel to feed them Rishtonian

9:17am Sat 9 Mar 13

Rishtonian says...

As said before No mid field to feed them
As said before No mid field to feed them Rishtonian

10:24am Sat 9 Mar 13

merlinrabbit says...

Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield
Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield merlinrabbit

11:16am Sat 9 Mar 13

Harwoodstblue says...

merlinrabbit wrote:
Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield
Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that "
[quote][p][bold]merlinrabbit[/bold] wrote: Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield[/p][/quote]Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that " Harwoodstblue

11:47am Sat 9 Mar 13

Nuttall Street says...

Any suggestIons for the best way to get to the Den if you are travelling by public transport?
Any suggestIons for the best way to get to the Den if you are travelling by public transport? Nuttall Street

11:49am Sat 9 Mar 13

Nuttall Street says...

11:47am Sat 9 Mar 13
Nuttall Street says...

Any suggestIons for the best way to get to the Den if you are travelling by public transport from central London?
11:47am Sat 9 Mar 13 Nuttall Street says... Any suggestIons for the best way to get to the Den if you are travelling by public transport from central London? Nuttall Street

12:04pm Sat 9 Mar 13

Iiii1111 says...

Nuttall Street wrote:
11:47am Sat 9 Mar 13
Nuttall Street says...

Any suggestIons for the best way to get to the Den if you are travelling by public transport from central London?
Get on the jubilee line or the London
Overground
[quote][p][bold]Nuttall Street[/bold] wrote: 11:47am Sat 9 Mar 13 Nuttall Street says... Any suggestIons for the best way to get to the Den if you are travelling by public transport from central London?[/p][/quote]Get on the jubilee line or the London Overground Iiii1111

12:04pm Sat 9 Mar 13

I named my son JW says...

Nuttall Street wrote:
11:47am Sat 9 Mar 13
Nuttall Street says...

Any suggestIons for the best way to get to the Den if you are travelling by public transport from central London?
The Den is walkable from Surrey Quays on the underground, or New Cross or New Cross Gate on the mainline trains. The nearest station is South Bermondsey but that's closed tomorrow. Don't wear your colours openly and don't ask directions, just follow the flow
[quote][p][bold]Nuttall Street[/bold] wrote: 11:47am Sat 9 Mar 13 Nuttall Street says... Any suggestIons for the best way to get to the Den if you are travelling by public transport from central London?[/p][/quote]The Den is walkable from Surrey Quays on the underground, or New Cross or New Cross Gate on the mainline trains. The nearest station is South Bermondsey but that's closed tomorrow. Don't wear your colours openly and don't ask directions, just follow the flow I named my son JW

12:04pm Sat 9 Mar 13

srvp28 says...

Nuttall Street wrote:
11:47am Sat 9 Mar 13
Nuttall Street says...

Any suggestIons for the best way to get to the Den if you are travelling by public transport from central London?
The best way to get to The Den if you're travelling by public transport is to wear a Millwall shirt and 'keep ya nut down' mate!

Seriously though, take the tube to London Bridge (Northern or Jubilee Lines) then take the overland train to South Bermondsey. It's not far from the stadium and there'll be Police or stewards there to direct you to the away end.
[quote][p][bold]Nuttall Street[/bold] wrote: 11:47am Sat 9 Mar 13 Nuttall Street says... Any suggestIons for the best way to get to the Den if you are travelling by public transport from central London?[/p][/quote]The best way to get to The Den if you're travelling by public transport is to wear a Millwall shirt and 'keep ya nut down' mate! Seriously though, take the tube to London Bridge (Northern or Jubilee Lines) then take the overland train to South Bermondsey. It's not far from the stadium and there'll be Police or stewards there to direct you to the away end. srvp28

12:06pm Sat 9 Mar 13

srvp28 says...

srvp28 wrote:
Nuttall Street wrote:
11:47am Sat 9 Mar 13
Nuttall Street says...

Any suggestIons for the best way to get to the Den if you are travelling by public transport from central London?
The best way to get to The Den if you're travelling by public transport is to wear a Millwall shirt and 'keep ya nut down' mate!

Seriously though, take the tube to London Bridge (Northern or Jubilee Lines) then take the overland train to South Bermondsey. It's not far from the stadium and there'll be Police or stewards there to direct you to the away end.
Or if it it's closed follow InmsJW's directions.
[quote][p][bold]srvp28[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Nuttall Street[/bold] wrote: 11:47am Sat 9 Mar 13 Nuttall Street says... Any suggestIons for the best way to get to the Den if you are travelling by public transport from central London?[/p][/quote]The best way to get to The Den if you're travelling by public transport is to wear a Millwall shirt and 'keep ya nut down' mate! Seriously though, take the tube to London Bridge (Northern or Jubilee Lines) then take the overland train to South Bermondsey. It's not far from the stadium and there'll be Police or stewards there to direct you to the away end.[/p][/quote]Or if it it's closed follow InmsJW's directions. srvp28

12:19pm Sat 9 Mar 13

Nuttall Street says...

Many thanks for directions. I had been thinking of ringing the Venky's and asking if there was room for a supporter in one of their Rolls-Royces (with Rob Coar pedalling), but now I will go on the tube instead.
Many thanks for directions. I had been thinking of ringing the Venky's and asking if there was room for a supporter in one of their Rolls-Royces (with Rob Coar pedalling), but now I will go on the tube instead. Nuttall Street

12:21pm Sat 9 Mar 13

Nuttall Street says...

Where would you get off the Jubilee Line to be nearest to the Den?
Where would you get off the Jubilee Line to be nearest to the Den? Nuttall Street

1:09pm Sat 9 Mar 13

Iiii1111 says...

Nuttall Street wrote:
Where would you get off the Jubilee Line to be nearest to the Den?
Canada water on the jubilee line....Surrey quays on the overground is closer by 400metres
[quote][p][bold]Nuttall Street[/bold] wrote: Where would you get off the Jubilee Line to be nearest to the Den?[/p][/quote]Canada water on the jubilee line....Surrey quays on the overground is closer by 400metres Iiii1111

1:28pm Sat 9 Mar 13

Iiii1111 says...

Nuttall Street wrote:
Where would you get off the Jubilee Line to be nearest to the Den?
From canada water turn right onto Surrey quay rd then left onto lower rd (a200) then right onto rotherithe new rd left onto oldfield grove then right reculver rd then bolina rd millwall



Rovers v Wigan semi
[quote][p][bold]Nuttall Street[/bold] wrote: Where would you get off the Jubilee Line to be nearest to the Den?[/p][/quote]From canada water turn right onto Surrey quay rd then left onto lower rd (a200) then right onto rotherithe new rd left onto oldfield grove then right reculver rd then bolina rd millwall Rovers v Wigan semi Iiii1111

1:42pm Sat 9 Mar 13

Iiii1111 says...

whittleblue wrote:
Sky reporting millwall saying this game is a sell out.
Rovers website says ticket still available from north stand from 12 noon tomorrow
[quote][p][bold]whittleblue[/bold] wrote: Sky reporting millwall saying this game is a sell out.[/p][/quote]Rovers website says ticket still available from north stand from 12 noon tomorrow Iiii1111

2:29pm Sat 9 Mar 13

merlinrabbit says...

Harwoodstblue wrote:
merlinrabbit wrote:
Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield
Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that "
Is there thumbs down? I've watched rovers for many years. I'm a realist. I'll be cheering them on from my home though tomorrow as I'm ill at the moment.
[quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]merlinrabbit[/bold] wrote: Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield[/p][/quote]Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that "[/p][/quote]Is there thumbs down? I've watched rovers for many years. I'm a realist. I'll be cheering them on from my home though tomorrow as I'm ill at the moment. merlinrabbit

3:51pm Sat 9 Mar 13

Harwoodstblue says...

merlinrabbit wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
merlinrabbit wrote:
Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield
Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that "
Is there thumbs down? I've watched rovers for many years. I'm a realist. I'll be cheering them on from my home though tomorrow as I'm ill at the moment.
Yes, your realistic comment received the thumbs down. Like you I am also a realist and can't find much to be optimistic about at the moment after three seasons of decline. I hope Appleton can turn it round and if we play like we did at Bolton we could have a chance tomorrow.
Let's hope he picks a team who are committed to the cause and leaves the passengers out.
Up t' Rovers.
[quote][p][bold]merlinrabbit[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]merlinrabbit[/bold] wrote: Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield[/p][/quote]Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that "[/p][/quote]Is there thumbs down? I've watched rovers for many years. I'm a realist. I'll be cheering them on from my home though tomorrow as I'm ill at the moment.[/p][/quote]Yes, your realistic comment received the thumbs down. Like you I am also a realist and can't find much to be optimistic about at the moment after three seasons of decline. I hope Appleton can turn it round and if we play like we did at Bolton we could have a chance tomorrow. Let's hope he picks a team who are committed to the cause and leaves the passengers out. Up t' Rovers. Harwoodstblue

4:43pm Sat 9 Mar 13

Wild Rover says...

Harwoodstblue wrote:
merlinrabbit wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
merlinrabbit wrote:
Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield
Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that "
Is there thumbs down? I've watched rovers for many years. I'm a realist. I'll be cheering them on from my home though tomorrow as I'm ill at the moment.
Yes, your realistic comment received the thumbs down. Like you I am also a realist and can't find much to be optimistic about at the moment after three seasons of decline. I hope Appleton can turn it round and if we play like we did at Bolton we could have a chance tomorrow.
Let's hope he picks a team who are committed to the cause and leaves the passengers out.
Up t' Rovers.
I feel to see how either of you ( or just the one maybe Mr Multiposter? Agreeing with yourself to big up the post) can claim to be a realist.
You are out and out pessimists, you can see no light at all, doom all round
Now granted an optimist like me sometimes over does the straw clutching but. it is hope that keeps you going
In fact I dont believe that any football fan who attends live matches can be a realist, as we all like to think today might be our day when most times it ain't
But every now and again it is...
Of course Man U and Barca fans etc are not included in this observation as they have cause for realism or even optimism
So I suggest you two s*d off and buy a Man U shirt or put yourselves out of your misery once and for all
So not needed at Ewood...we have sufficient supply of pessimism currently
[quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]merlinrabbit[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]merlinrabbit[/bold] wrote: Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield[/p][/quote]Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that "[/p][/quote]Is there thumbs down? I've watched rovers for many years. I'm a realist. I'll be cheering them on from my home though tomorrow as I'm ill at the moment.[/p][/quote]Yes, your realistic comment received the thumbs down. Like you I am also a realist and can't find much to be optimistic about at the moment after three seasons of decline. I hope Appleton can turn it round and if we play like we did at Bolton we could have a chance tomorrow. Let's hope he picks a team who are committed to the cause and leaves the passengers out. Up t' Rovers.[/p][/quote]I feel to see how either of you ( or just the one maybe Mr Multiposter? Agreeing with yourself to big up the post) can claim to be a realist. You are out and out pessimists, you can see no light at all, doom all round Now granted an optimist like me sometimes over does the straw clutching but. it is hope that keeps you going In fact I dont believe that any football fan who attends live matches can be a realist, as we all like to think today might be our day when most times it ain't But every now and again it is... Of course Man U and Barca fans etc are not included in this observation as they have cause for realism or even optimism So I suggest you two s*d off and buy a Man U shirt or put yourselves out of your misery once and for all So not needed at Ewood...we have sufficient supply of pessimism currently Wild Rover

4:54pm Sat 9 Mar 13

hasslem hasslem says...

Wild Rover wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
merlinrabbit wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
merlinrabbit wrote:
Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield
Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that "
Is there thumbs down? I've watched rovers for many years. I'm a realist. I'll be cheering them on from my home though tomorrow as I'm ill at the moment.
Yes, your realistic comment received the thumbs down. Like you I am also a realist and can't find much to be optimistic about at the moment after three seasons of decline. I hope Appleton can turn it round and if we play like we did at Bolton we could have a chance tomorrow.
Let's hope he picks a team who are committed to the cause and leaves the passengers out.
Up t' Rovers.
I feel to see how either of you ( or just the one maybe Mr Multiposter? Agreeing with yourself to big up the post) can claim to be a realist.
You are out and out pessimists, you can see no light at all, doom all round
Now granted an optimist like me sometimes over does the straw clutching but. it is hope that keeps you going
In fact I dont believe that any football fan who attends live matches can be a realist, as we all like to think today might be our day when most times it ain't
But every now and again it is...
Of course Man U and Barca fans etc are not included in this observation as they have cause for realism or even optimism
So I suggest you two s*d off and buy a Man U shirt or put yourselves out of your misery once and for all
So not needed at Ewood...we have sufficient supply of pessimism currently
its the hope that kills you
[quote][p][bold]Wild Rover[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]merlinrabbit[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]merlinrabbit[/bold] wrote: Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield[/p][/quote]Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that "[/p][/quote]Is there thumbs down? I've watched rovers for many years. I'm a realist. I'll be cheering them on from my home though tomorrow as I'm ill at the moment.[/p][/quote]Yes, your realistic comment received the thumbs down. Like you I am also a realist and can't find much to be optimistic about at the moment after three seasons of decline. I hope Appleton can turn it round and if we play like we did at Bolton we could have a chance tomorrow. Let's hope he picks a team who are committed to the cause and leaves the passengers out. Up t' Rovers.[/p][/quote]I feel to see how either of you ( or just the one maybe Mr Multiposter? Agreeing with yourself to big up the post) can claim to be a realist. You are out and out pessimists, you can see no light at all, doom all round Now granted an optimist like me sometimes over does the straw clutching but. it is hope that keeps you going In fact I dont believe that any football fan who attends live matches can be a realist, as we all like to think today might be our day when most times it ain't But every now and again it is... Of course Man U and Barca fans etc are not included in this observation as they have cause for realism or even optimism So I suggest you two s*d off and buy a Man U shirt or put yourselves out of your misery once and for all So not needed at Ewood...we have sufficient supply of pessimism currently[/p][/quote]its the hope that kills you hasslem hasslem

5:29pm Sat 9 Mar 13

Harwoodstblue says...

Wild Rover wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
merlinrabbit wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
merlinrabbit wrote:
Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield
Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that "
Is there thumbs down? I've watched rovers for many years. I'm a realist. I'll be cheering them on from my home though tomorrow as I'm ill at the moment.
Yes, your realistic comment received the thumbs down. Like you I am also a realist and can't find much to be optimistic about at the moment after three seasons of decline. I hope Appleton can turn it round and if we play like we did at Bolton we could have a chance tomorrow.
Let's hope he picks a team who are committed to the cause and leaves the passengers out.
Up t' Rovers.
I feel to see how either of you ( or just the one maybe Mr Multiposter? Agreeing with yourself to big up the post) can claim to be a realist.
You are out and out pessimists, you can see no light at all, doom all round
Now granted an optimist like me sometimes over does the straw clutching but. it is hope that keeps you going
In fact I dont believe that any football fan who attends live matches can be a realist, as we all like to think today might be our day when most times it ain't
But every now and again it is...
Of course Man U and Barca fans etc are not included in this observation as they have cause for realism or even optimism
So I suggest you two s*d off and buy a Man U shirt or put yourselves out of your misery once and for all
So not needed at Ewood...we have sufficient supply of pessimism currently
Sorry pal, but. I aint sodding off anywhere. I'll come on here and say my piece when I feel like it. I'll go to Ewood and say my piece whether you like it or not.
You might not agree with me , that's up to you but don't think you are any better supporter than I am just because you have a different opinion. You make yourself sound conceited.
After three seasons of spiraling forever downwards you are still as optimistic as ever I see.
You my friend are certainly as deluded as Steve Kean was, or perhaps you are Steve Kean
[quote][p][bold]Wild Rover[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]merlinrabbit[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]merlinrabbit[/bold] wrote: Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield[/p][/quote]Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that "[/p][/quote]Is there thumbs down? I've watched rovers for many years. I'm a realist. I'll be cheering them on from my home though tomorrow as I'm ill at the moment.[/p][/quote]Yes, your realistic comment received the thumbs down. Like you I am also a realist and can't find much to be optimistic about at the moment after three seasons of decline. I hope Appleton can turn it round and if we play like we did at Bolton we could have a chance tomorrow. Let's hope he picks a team who are committed to the cause and leaves the passengers out. Up t' Rovers.[/p][/quote]I feel to see how either of you ( or just the one maybe Mr Multiposter? Agreeing with yourself to big up the post) can claim to be a realist. You are out and out pessimists, you can see no light at all, doom all round Now granted an optimist like me sometimes over does the straw clutching but. it is hope that keeps you going In fact I dont believe that any football fan who attends live matches can be a realist, as we all like to think today might be our day when most times it ain't But every now and again it is... Of course Man U and Barca fans etc are not included in this observation as they have cause for realism or even optimism So I suggest you two s*d off and buy a Man U shirt or put yourselves out of your misery once and for all So not needed at Ewood...we have sufficient supply of pessimism currently[/p][/quote]Sorry pal, but. I aint sodding off anywhere. I'll come on here and say my piece when I feel like it. I'll go to Ewood and say my piece whether you like it or not. You might not agree with me , that's up to you but don't think you are any better supporter than I am just because you have a different opinion. You make yourself sound conceited. After three seasons of spiraling forever downwards you are still as optimistic as ever I see. You my friend are certainly as deluded as Steve Kean was, or perhaps you are Steve Kean Harwoodstblue

6:46pm Sat 9 Mar 13

rovers1968 says...

Good luck rovers for tomorrow lets get some luck ,n you never now if we get through we might just get wigan in the semi,s
Good luck rovers for tomorrow lets get some luck ,n you never now if we get through we might just get wigan in the semi,s rovers1968

7:08pm Sat 9 Mar 13

Wild Rover says...

Harwoodstblue wrote:
Wild Rover wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
merlinrabbit wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
merlinrabbit wrote:
Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield
Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that "
Is there thumbs down? I've watched rovers for many years. I'm a realist. I'll be cheering them on from my home though tomorrow as I'm ill at the moment.
Yes, your realistic comment received the thumbs down. Like you I am also a realist and can't find much to be optimistic about at the moment after three seasons of decline. I hope Appleton can turn it round and if we play like we did at Bolton we could have a chance tomorrow.
Let's hope he picks a team who are committed to the cause and leaves the passengers out.
Up t' Rovers.
I feel to see how either of you ( or just the one maybe Mr Multiposter? Agreeing with yourself to big up the post) can claim to be a realist.
You are out and out pessimists, you can see no light at all, doom all round
Now granted an optimist like me sometimes over does the straw clutching but. it is hope that keeps you going
In fact I dont believe that any football fan who attends live matches can be a realist, as we all like to think today might be our day when most times it ain't
But every now and again it is...
Of course Man U and Barca fans etc are not included in this observation as they have cause for realism or even optimism
So I suggest you two s*d off and buy a Man U shirt or put yourselves out of your misery once and for all
So not needed at Ewood...we have sufficient supply of pessimism currently
Sorry pal, but. I aint sodding off anywhere. I'll come on here and say my piece when I feel like it. I'll go to Ewood and say my piece whether you like it or not.
You might not agree with me , that's up to you but don't think you are any better supporter than I am just because you have a different opinion. You make yourself sound conceited.
After three seasons of spiraling forever downwards you are still as optimistic as ever I see.
You my friend are certainly as deluded as Steve Kean was, or perhaps you are Steve Kean
Settles it then, you are Dingle t**t trolling on this site, Oh so obvious. I was a Sam luvvie long before SK, been posting for years on here.
Not deluded, just a Rovers fan
[quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Wild Rover[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]merlinrabbit[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]merlinrabbit[/bold] wrote: Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield[/p][/quote]Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that "[/p][/quote]Is there thumbs down? I've watched rovers for many years. I'm a realist. I'll be cheering them on from my home though tomorrow as I'm ill at the moment.[/p][/quote]Yes, your realistic comment received the thumbs down. Like you I am also a realist and can't find much to be optimistic about at the moment after three seasons of decline. I hope Appleton can turn it round and if we play like we did at Bolton we could have a chance tomorrow. Let's hope he picks a team who are committed to the cause and leaves the passengers out. Up t' Rovers.[/p][/quote]I feel to see how either of you ( or just the one maybe Mr Multiposter? Agreeing with yourself to big up the post) can claim to be a realist. You are out and out pessimists, you can see no light at all, doom all round Now granted an optimist like me sometimes over does the straw clutching but. it is hope that keeps you going In fact I dont believe that any football fan who attends live matches can be a realist, as we all like to think today might be our day when most times it ain't But every now and again it is... Of course Man U and Barca fans etc are not included in this observation as they have cause for realism or even optimism So I suggest you two s*d off and buy a Man U shirt or put yourselves out of your misery once and for all So not needed at Ewood...we have sufficient supply of pessimism currently[/p][/quote]Sorry pal, but. I aint sodding off anywhere. I'll come on here and say my piece when I feel like it. I'll go to Ewood and say my piece whether you like it or not. You might not agree with me , that's up to you but don't think you are any better supporter than I am just because you have a different opinion. You make yourself sound conceited. After three seasons of spiraling forever downwards you are still as optimistic as ever I see. You my friend are certainly as deluded as Steve Kean was, or perhaps you are Steve Kean[/p][/quote]Settles it then, you are Dingle t**t trolling on this site, Oh so obvious. I was a Sam luvvie long before SK, been posting for years on here. Not deluded, just a Rovers fan Wild Rover

7:13pm Sat 9 Mar 13

Wild Rover says...

merlinrabbit wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
merlinrabbit wrote:
Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield
Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that "
Is there thumbs down? I've watched rovers for many years. I'm a realist. I'll be cheering them on from my home though tomorrow as I'm ill at the moment.
Depression presumably?
[quote][p][bold]merlinrabbit[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]merlinrabbit[/bold] wrote: Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield[/p][/quote]Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that "[/p][/quote]Is there thumbs down? I've watched rovers for many years. I'm a realist. I'll be cheering them on from my home though tomorrow as I'm ill at the moment.[/p][/quote]Depression presumably? Wild Rover

7:50pm Sat 9 Mar 13

Harwoodstblue says...

Wild Rover wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
Wild Rover wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
merlinrabbit wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
merlinrabbit wrote:
Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield
Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that "
Is there thumbs down? I've watched rovers for many years. I'm a realist. I'll be cheering them on from my home though tomorrow as I'm ill at the moment.
Yes, your realistic comment received the thumbs down. Like you I am also a realist and can't find much to be optimistic about at the moment after three seasons of decline. I hope Appleton can turn it round and if we play like we did at Bolton we could have a chance tomorrow.
Let's hope he picks a team who are committed to the cause and leaves the passengers out.
Up t' Rovers.
I feel to see how either of you ( or just the one maybe Mr Multiposter? Agreeing with yourself to big up the post) can claim to be a realist.
You are out and out pessimists, you can see no light at all, doom all round
Now granted an optimist like me sometimes over does the straw clutching but. it is hope that keeps you going
In fact I dont believe that any football fan who attends live matches can be a realist, as we all like to think today might be our day when most times it ain't
But every now and again it is...
Of course Man U and Barca fans etc are not included in this observation as they have cause for realism or even optimism
So I suggest you two s*d off and buy a Man U shirt or put yourselves out of your misery once and for all
So not needed at Ewood...we have sufficient supply of pessimism currently
Sorry pal, but. I aint sodding off anywhere. I'll come on here and say my piece when I feel like it. I'll go to Ewood and say my piece whether you like it or not.
You might not agree with me , that's up to you but don't think you are any better supporter than I am just because you have a different opinion. You make yourself sound conceited.
After three seasons of spiraling forever downwards you are still as optimistic as ever I see.
You my friend are certainly as deluded as Steve Kean was, or perhaps you are Steve Kean
Settles it then, you are Dingle t**t trolling on this site, Oh so obvious. I was a Sam luvvie long before SK, been posting for years on here.
Not deluded, just a Rovers fan
OK Steve, have it your way and call me a Dingle but it won't make any difference to me.
From your attitude towards anyone who doesn't share your views you come over as an obnoxious know all. Good for you.
BTW. many on here would also call you a t**t.
[quote][p][bold]Wild Rover[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Wild Rover[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]merlinrabbit[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]merlinrabbit[/bold] wrote: Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield[/p][/quote]Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that "[/p][/quote]Is there thumbs down? I've watched rovers for many years. I'm a realist. I'll be cheering them on from my home though tomorrow as I'm ill at the moment.[/p][/quote]Yes, your realistic comment received the thumbs down. Like you I am also a realist and can't find much to be optimistic about at the moment after three seasons of decline. I hope Appleton can turn it round and if we play like we did at Bolton we could have a chance tomorrow. Let's hope he picks a team who are committed to the cause and leaves the passengers out. Up t' Rovers.[/p][/quote]I feel to see how either of you ( or just the one maybe Mr Multiposter? Agreeing with yourself to big up the post) can claim to be a realist. You are out and out pessimists, you can see no light at all, doom all round Now granted an optimist like me sometimes over does the straw clutching but. it is hope that keeps you going In fact I dont believe that any football fan who attends live matches can be a realist, as we all like to think today might be our day when most times it ain't But every now and again it is... Of course Man U and Barca fans etc are not included in this observation as they have cause for realism or even optimism So I suggest you two s*d off and buy a Man U shirt or put yourselves out of your misery once and for all So not needed at Ewood...we have sufficient supply of pessimism currently[/p][/quote]Sorry pal, but. I aint sodding off anywhere. I'll come on here and say my piece when I feel like it. I'll go to Ewood and say my piece whether you like it or not. You might not agree with me , that's up to you but don't think you are any better supporter than I am just because you have a different opinion. You make yourself sound conceited. After three seasons of spiraling forever downwards you are still as optimistic as ever I see. You my friend are certainly as deluded as Steve Kean was, or perhaps you are Steve Kean[/p][/quote]Settles it then, you are Dingle t**t trolling on this site, Oh so obvious. I was a Sam luvvie long before SK, been posting for years on here. Not deluded, just a Rovers fan[/p][/quote]OK Steve, have it your way and call me a Dingle but it won't make any difference to me. From your attitude towards anyone who doesn't share your views you come over as an obnoxious know all. Good for you. BTW. many on here would also call you a t**t. Harwoodstblue

8:16pm Sat 9 Mar 13

Wild Rover says...

Harwoodstblue wrote:
Wild Rover wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
Wild Rover wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
merlinrabbit wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
merlinrabbit wrote:
Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield
Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that "
Is there thumbs down? I've watched rovers for many years. I'm a realist. I'll be cheering them on from my home though tomorrow as I'm ill at the moment.
Yes, your realistic comment received the thumbs down. Like you I am also a realist and can't find much to be optimistic about at the moment after three seasons of decline. I hope Appleton can turn it round and if we play like we did at Bolton we could have a chance tomorrow.
Let's hope he picks a team who are committed to the cause and leaves the passengers out.
Up t' Rovers.
I feel to see how either of you ( or just the one maybe Mr Multiposter? Agreeing with yourself to big up the post) can claim to be a realist.
You are out and out pessimists, you can see no light at all, doom all round
Now granted an optimist like me sometimes over does the straw clutching but. it is hope that keeps you going
In fact I dont believe that any football fan who attends live matches can be a realist, as we all like to think today might be our day when most times it ain't
But every now and again it is...
Of course Man U and Barca fans etc are not included in this observation as they have cause for realism or even optimism
So I suggest you two s*d off and buy a Man U shirt or put yourselves out of your misery once and for all
So not needed at Ewood...we have sufficient supply of pessimism currently
Sorry pal, but. I aint sodding off anywhere. I'll come on here and say my piece when I feel like it. I'll go to Ewood and say my piece whether you like it or not.
You might not agree with me , that's up to you but don't think you are any better supporter than I am just because you have a different opinion. You make yourself sound conceited.
After three seasons of spiraling forever downwards you are still as optimistic as ever I see.
You my friend are certainly as deluded as Steve Kean was, or perhaps you are Steve Kean
Settles it then, you are Dingle t**t trolling on this site, Oh so obvious. I was a Sam luvvie long before SK, been posting for years on here.
Not deluded, just a Rovers fan
OK Steve, have it your way and call me a Dingle but it won't make any difference to me.
From your attitude towards anyone who doesn't share your views you come over as an obnoxious know all. Good for you.
BTW. many on here would also call you a t**t.
Now that is rich..you and your multiple post id's try to dominate these threads and shout down anyone who does not share your totally negative agenda
And anyone who does not agree with you is Steve Kean...hahaha
Not only are you a t**t you are thick with it
And I am the obnoxious know all?
Pot/Kettle/ Sutty bum springs to mind
Like I said , Dingle troll
[quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Wild Rover[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Wild Rover[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]merlinrabbit[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]merlinrabbit[/bold] wrote: Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield[/p][/quote]Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that "[/p][/quote]Is there thumbs down? I've watched rovers for many years. I'm a realist. I'll be cheering them on from my home though tomorrow as I'm ill at the moment.[/p][/quote]Yes, your realistic comment received the thumbs down. Like you I am also a realist and can't find much to be optimistic about at the moment after three seasons of decline. I hope Appleton can turn it round and if we play like we did at Bolton we could have a chance tomorrow. Let's hope he picks a team who are committed to the cause and leaves the passengers out. Up t' Rovers.[/p][/quote]I feel to see how either of you ( or just the one maybe Mr Multiposter? Agreeing with yourself to big up the post) can claim to be a realist. You are out and out pessimists, you can see no light at all, doom all round Now granted an optimist like me sometimes over does the straw clutching but. it is hope that keeps you going In fact I dont believe that any football fan who attends live matches can be a realist, as we all like to think today might be our day when most times it ain't But every now and again it is... Of course Man U and Barca fans etc are not included in this observation as they have cause for realism or even optimism So I suggest you two s*d off and buy a Man U shirt or put yourselves out of your misery once and for all So not needed at Ewood...we have sufficient supply of pessimism currently[/p][/quote]Sorry pal, but. I aint sodding off anywhere. I'll come on here and say my piece when I feel like it. I'll go to Ewood and say my piece whether you like it or not. You might not agree with me , that's up to you but don't think you are any better supporter than I am just because you have a different opinion. You make yourself sound conceited. After three seasons of spiraling forever downwards you are still as optimistic as ever I see. You my friend are certainly as deluded as Steve Kean was, or perhaps you are Steve Kean[/p][/quote]Settles it then, you are Dingle t**t trolling on this site, Oh so obvious. I was a Sam luvvie long before SK, been posting for years on here. Not deluded, just a Rovers fan[/p][/quote]OK Steve, have it your way and call me a Dingle but it won't make any difference to me. From your attitude towards anyone who doesn't share your views you come over as an obnoxious know all. Good for you. BTW. many on here would also call you a t**t.[/p][/quote]Now that is rich..you and your multiple post id's try to dominate these threads and shout down anyone who does not share your totally negative agenda And anyone who does not agree with you is Steve Kean...hahaha Not only are you a t**t you are thick with it And I am the obnoxious know all? Pot/Kettle/ Sutty bum springs to mind Like I said , Dingle troll Wild Rover

8:22pm Sat 9 Mar 13

Harwoodstblue says...

Wild Rover wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
Wild Rover wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
Wild Rover wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
merlinrabbit wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
merlinrabbit wrote:
Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield
Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that "
Is there thumbs down? I've watched rovers for many years. I'm a realist. I'll be cheering them on from my home though tomorrow as I'm ill at the moment.
Yes, your realistic comment received the thumbs down. Like you I am also a realist and can't find much to be optimistic about at the moment after three seasons of decline. I hope Appleton can turn it round and if we play like we did at Bolton we could have a chance tomorrow.
Let's hope he picks a team who are committed to the cause and leaves the passengers out.
Up t' Rovers.
I feel to see how either of you ( or just the one maybe Mr Multiposter? Agreeing with yourself to big up the post) can claim to be a realist.
You are out and out pessimists, you can see no light at all, doom all round
Now granted an optimist like me sometimes over does the straw clutching but. it is hope that keeps you going
In fact I dont believe that any football fan who attends live matches can be a realist, as we all like to think today might be our day when most times it ain't
But every now and again it is...
Of course Man U and Barca fans etc are not included in this observation as they have cause for realism or even optimism
So I suggest you two s*d off and buy a Man U shirt or put yourselves out of your misery once and for all
So not needed at Ewood...we have sufficient supply of pessimism currently
Sorry pal, but. I aint sodding off anywhere. I'll come on here and say my piece when I feel like it. I'll go to Ewood and say my piece whether you like it or not.
You might not agree with me , that's up to you but don't think you are any better supporter than I am just because you have a different opinion. You make yourself sound conceited.
After three seasons of spiraling forever downwards you are still as optimistic as ever I see.
You my friend are certainly as deluded as Steve Kean was, or perhaps you are Steve Kean
Settles it then, you are Dingle t**t trolling on this site, Oh so obvious. I was a Sam luvvie long before SK, been posting for years on here.
Not deluded, just a Rovers fan
OK Steve, have it your way and call me a Dingle but it won't make any difference to me.
From your attitude towards anyone who doesn't share your views you come over as an obnoxious know all. Good for you.
BTW. many on here would also call you a t**t.
Now that is rich..you and your multiple post id's try to dominate these threads and shout down anyone who does not share your totally negative agenda
And anyone who does not agree with you is Steve Kean...hahaha
Not only are you a t**t you are thick with it
And I am the obnoxious know all?
Pot/Kettle/ Sutty bum springs to mind
Like I said , Dingle troll
OK Steve. You do get upset when anyone challenges your deluded views don't you.
Dingle, Troll, thick, t**t, Is their anything else you can call me? A bit childish isn't it?.... Calm down you're losing it man.
[quote][p][bold]Wild Rover[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Wild Rover[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Wild Rover[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]merlinrabbit[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]merlinrabbit[/bold] wrote: Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield[/p][/quote]Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that "[/p][/quote]Is there thumbs down? I've watched rovers for many years. I'm a realist. I'll be cheering them on from my home though tomorrow as I'm ill at the moment.[/p][/quote]Yes, your realistic comment received the thumbs down. Like you I am also a realist and can't find much to be optimistic about at the moment after three seasons of decline. I hope Appleton can turn it round and if we play like we did at Bolton we could have a chance tomorrow. Let's hope he picks a team who are committed to the cause and leaves the passengers out. Up t' Rovers.[/p][/quote]I feel to see how either of you ( or just the one maybe Mr Multiposter? Agreeing with yourself to big up the post) can claim to be a realist. You are out and out pessimists, you can see no light at all, doom all round Now granted an optimist like me sometimes over does the straw clutching but. it is hope that keeps you going In fact I dont believe that any football fan who attends live matches can be a realist, as we all like to think today might be our day when most times it ain't But every now and again it is... Of course Man U and Barca fans etc are not included in this observation as they have cause for realism or even optimism So I suggest you two s*d off and buy a Man U shirt or put yourselves out of your misery once and for all So not needed at Ewood...we have sufficient supply of pessimism currently[/p][/quote]Sorry pal, but. I aint sodding off anywhere. I'll come on here and say my piece when I feel like it. I'll go to Ewood and say my piece whether you like it or not. You might not agree with me , that's up to you but don't think you are any better supporter than I am just because you have a different opinion. You make yourself sound conceited. After three seasons of spiraling forever downwards you are still as optimistic as ever I see. You my friend are certainly as deluded as Steve Kean was, or perhaps you are Steve Kean[/p][/quote]Settles it then, you are Dingle t**t trolling on this site, Oh so obvious. I was a Sam luvvie long before SK, been posting for years on here. Not deluded, just a Rovers fan[/p][/quote]OK Steve, have it your way and call me a Dingle but it won't make any difference to me. From your attitude towards anyone who doesn't share your views you come over as an obnoxious know all. Good for you. BTW. many on here would also call you a t**t.[/p][/quote]Now that is rich..you and your multiple post id's try to dominate these threads and shout down anyone who does not share your totally negative agenda And anyone who does not agree with you is Steve Kean...hahaha Not only are you a t**t you are thick with it And I am the obnoxious know all? Pot/Kettle/ Sutty bum springs to mind Like I said , Dingle troll[/p][/quote]OK Steve. You do get upset when anyone challenges your deluded views don't you. Dingle, Troll, thick, t**t, Is their anything else you can call me? A bit childish isn't it?.... Calm down you're losing it man. Harwoodstblue

9:36pm Sat 9 Mar 13

Wild Rover says...

Perfectly calm Harwood Street Claret
Just got the measure of you is all
Certainly not losing it, just enjoying the battle of wits with an unarmed man
Thats you Thicko btw
Perfectly calm Harwood Street Claret Just got the measure of you is all Certainly not losing it, just enjoying the battle of wits with an unarmed man Thats you Thicko btw Wild Rover

9:55pm Sat 9 Mar 13

Harwoodstblue says...

Wild Rover wrote:
Perfectly calm Harwood Street Claret
Just got the measure of you is all
Certainly not losing it, just enjoying the battle of wits with an unarmed man
Thats you Thicko btw
OK Steve, but stop giving YOURSELF the thumbs up. That just about sums you up and is a sign of insecurity..... See, I don't do it.
[quote][p][bold]Wild Rover[/bold] wrote: Perfectly calm Harwood Street Claret Just got the measure of you is all Certainly not losing it, just enjoying the battle of wits with an unarmed man Thats you Thicko btw[/p][/quote]OK Steve, but stop giving YOURSELF the thumbs up. That just about sums you up and is a sign of insecurity..... See, I don't do it. Harwoodstblue

10:53pm Sat 9 Mar 13

handyamBRFC says...

Lets hope we win at Millwall...!
but it will only mean more games for us and with the current squad injuries I'm not sure we can cope.

I think for certs....we will not be going up for sure this season...!
hence we need to start preparing for next season.
We need a complete midfield for starts....!!!
what players should we keep or get rid of ..??
what do you think?

Goalkeepers
1 Robinson Finished :Get rid of
2 Sandomierski : Not Known
3 Usai
3 Kean YES : Potential but we need an experienced a No 1
Defenders
2 Orr Get rid of
3 Olsson YES
4 Henrique Unsure & Not known
5 Givet Finished: Get rid of – Mentally unstable
1 Dann YES needs a captain/partner
2 Rekik Send him back: too young as yet
2 Henley YES
3 Hanley Ok as squad member
4 Daly ??? WHO
Midfielders
6 Lowe Ok as squad member
7 Nunes potential
8 Dunn Finished : Retire
1 Pedersen Finished as a winger: Retire
1 Murphy Finished : PLZ Retire
14 Olsson Okay as squad member : needs to beef up
17 Williamson YES Hopefully will stay injury free
17 Jorge Unsure / Untried
18 Etuhu Finsihed Plz leave
24 Morris future potential
26 Hanley future potentail
32 Stewart : Unsure & a lightweight player
33 Bentley Let him complete his loan:??? probably finished
36 Jones ok for now & for next championship crusade
37 Cotton Future potential
38 Rosado Unsure / untried
40 Payne Future potential
44 O'Sullivan Future Potential
Forwards
9 Best YES Lets hope he fulfills our dreams
10 Campbell Allow loan to complete and can leave
11 Rhodes YES
15 King YES
19 Junior ???
21 Nuno Gomes ???
25 Goodwillie ???
39 Kazim-Richards YES
40 Forrester Yes potential

we def need some better players especially across the midfield and central defence.

what do you think..??
Lets hope we win at Millwall...! but it will only mean more games for us and with the current squad injuries I'm not sure we can cope. I think for certs....we will not be going up for sure this season...! hence we need to start preparing for next season. We need a complete midfield for starts....!!! what players should we keep or get rid of ..?? what do you think? Goalkeepers 1 Robinson Finished :Get rid of 2 Sandomierski : Not Known 3 Usai 3 Kean YES : Potential but we need an experienced a No 1 Defenders 2 Orr Get rid of 3 Olsson YES 4 Henrique Unsure & Not known 5 Givet Finished: Get rid of – Mentally unstable 1 Dann YES needs a captain/partner 2 Rekik Send him back: too young as yet 2 Henley YES 3 Hanley Ok as squad member 4 Daly ??? WHO Midfielders 6 Lowe Ok as squad member 7 Nunes potential 8 Dunn Finished : Retire 1 Pedersen Finished as a winger: Retire 1 Murphy Finished : PLZ Retire 14 Olsson Okay as squad member : needs to beef up 17 Williamson YES Hopefully will stay injury free 17 Jorge Unsure / Untried 18 Etuhu Finsihed Plz leave 24 Morris future potential 26 Hanley future potentail 32 Stewart : Unsure & a lightweight player 33 Bentley Let him complete his loan:??? probably finished 36 Jones ok for now & for next championship crusade 37 Cotton Future potential 38 Rosado Unsure / untried 40 Payne Future potential 44 O'Sullivan Future Potential Forwards 9 Best YES Lets hope he fulfills our dreams 10 Campbell Allow loan to complete and can leave 11 Rhodes YES 15 King YES 19 Junior ??? 21 Nuno Gomes ??? 25 Goodwillie ??? 39 Kazim-Richards YES 40 Forrester Yes potential we def need some better players especially across the midfield and central defence. what do you think..?? handyamBRFC

10:19am Sun 10 Mar 13

owd nick says...

merlinrabbit wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
merlinrabbit wrote:
Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield
Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that "
Is there thumbs down? I've watched rovers for many years. I'm a realist. I'll be cheering them on from my home though tomorrow as I'm ill at the moment.
No thumbs down from me, agree totally.

Nightmare scenario, win today, start dreaming of Wembley and forget league position.

Slip closer to relegation zone, but hey a Wembley appearance brightens up a players CV.

Get stuffed at Wembley by a team of reserves or a rampant Wigan.

BRAG and the boo boys kick off again.

Relegation beckons.
[quote][p][bold]merlinrabbit[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]merlinrabbit[/bold] wrote: Though it would be a brilliant experience to see rovers at wembley how enjoyable would it be watching them thrashed by Utd, Chelsea and the likes? Humiliating I imagine. Arsenal are in a slightly different league. I just can't see us beating millwall with our midfield[/p][/quote]Merlin, you can't say anything negative on here or you will have the thumbs down. Even though we have been sinking for three seasons now, with no sign that we have yet reached the bottom, there are those who, to quote a certain manager "can take the positives out of that "[/p][/quote]Is there thumbs down? I've watched rovers for many years. I'm a realist. I'll be cheering them on from my home though tomorrow as I'm ill at the moment.[/p][/quote]No thumbs down from me, agree totally. Nightmare scenario, win today, start dreaming of Wembley and forget league position. Slip closer to relegation zone, but hey a Wembley appearance brightens up a players CV. Get stuffed at Wembley by a team of reserves or a rampant Wigan. BRAG and the boo boys kick off again. Relegation beckons. owd nick

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