Blackburn Fans Are FURIOUS – Another Disastrous Window!
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Blackburn Fans Are FURIOUS – Another Disastrous Window!
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The players are giving everything. The supporters are behind the team. The fans are behind Tony Mowbray.
But patience with those running Blackburn Rovers appears to have completely run out.
In this week's Blackburn Rovers podcast, Mark and Jason discuss the anger surrounding what supporters have described as another disastrous transfer window – and why Venky's Out is once again dominating the conversation around Ewood Park.
Where were the promised deadline-day signings? Why was so much business apparently left until the final hours of the window? And after repeated transfer windows ending with similar explanations, can Blackburn Rovers supporters have any confidence that things will change?
There's also sympathy for Tony Mowbray, who returned to Blackburn Rovers knowing the challenges behind the scenes but now finds himself working with an extremely thin squad. Could the continued problems above him eventually leave Mowbray wondering whether he really needs the job?
On the pitch, we discuss the painful 2-1 derby defeat at Preston North End. Blackburn had the opportunity to make it four derby victories in succession and leave Preston without a point – instead Rovers found themselves 2-0 down inside half an hour.
Despite that, there were positives in the performance and Blackburn Rovers dominated significant spells without having the senior options on the bench to change the game.
We also briefly revisit the goalless draw at Lincoln before looking ahead to Sheffield United and Millwall at Ewood Park.
Can the players and Mowbray overcome what is happening behind the scenes? Or has Blackburn Rovers' failure in the transfer market left the squad in serious trouble?
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