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Well that has happened. Eustace now Derby boss. I am surprised. It possibly shows the level of chaos and lack of ambition at Blackburn, who may still be promoted despite their owner's best endeavours. It would be interesting to know why he took the job at Derby and what promises he was made. Obviously we want to start his tenure very badly tomorrow.
If we carry this defeat into Derby and feel sorry for ourselves we'll lose again on Friday. It's about being angry about the defeat, the manner of defeat and taking that anger out against Derby. Nothing else matters and it will (again) show where this team is if they can take last night out on Derby Friday evening.
Top man. Very disappointed. Takes responsibility for the goal. Frustrated about our game management at the end. Excellent nod to the fans and we go again Friday to put it right.
There is definitely a player there and of course he is only 21. The problem is I don't feel that he has ever really been 1-2-1 coached by someone like Les and perhaps he just doesn't have the in game awareness he should. I'd like to see him do well. He seemed like a good lad but I do fear without that 1-2-1 coaching that he may just be stuck not being the player he could be. We'll see.
I think Kolli and Lloyd have more potential as they seem to have a lot more of an in game brain. Lloyd's 'chaos' is a lot more considered than Armstrong's was.
Nothing would surprise me but he is well liked at Blackburn. They have had a wobble but they are still in the play offs. Good coach. We would have been fine if we'd gone from Warbs to John.
Yers my mum got that letter as well. Cost more to send it than it gives pensioners. At least it is 20p after tax that pensioners can use to stagger to a payphone and ring for an ambulance because they're freezing to death. Thanks Rachel Reeves, a woman who models herself on Thatcher and Harry Enfield's Tory Boy.
About as offside as it gets but what impressed me for about the last half an hour was the way that Mcguire pulled the ball down, looked up and effortlessly pinged the ball 60 yards, straight onto a Leicester player's foot. I mean he did it about 4 times. That said, to be fair to him, he despatches the header well, even if he is so offside that he's almost behind the Stretford End.