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We’ll be 1 – 3 up at half time. And still 1 – 3 up with 10 mins to go. Then 3 of our defenders, including Jones, will be substituted with 10 mins to go. But we lose 4 – 3. They get a last second penalty.
Lose tomorrow the pressure cooker will be bubbling.My pressure cooker blew its weight off on Saturday. What more can happen.
Jamie Jones will come off and on comes substitute Bangeminme and we’ll have no keeper. “it’s all in the game plan”.
And you know what ……. WE WILL WIN!!
Got my pray mat out as I work in Blackburn. They are struggling but I just cannot see us dumping our dire away run tomorrow. Off game then straight in work after……be interesting and no one will be backing more than me so come on lads !!!
Blackburn are weakened and struggling Bolton are completely on their arses get into them and get behind our team 6 points go get them.
Ewood Park is definitely a jinx ground, but so was Villa at home so I think we’ll get something tomorrow. Tin hat on, I think we’ve turned a corner in the the last couple of games and actually looked like scoring. If could just defend one I’d be even more confident.
Blackburn are there for the taking Theres much more difficult games than this coming up.
Play same starting line up from Reading look to score early again frustrate them and somehow just win it!They will kick the sh-t out of Powell and try to light Sammy’s blue touchpaper before actually trying to win the game. With Nicky taken off through injury and Morsy sent off, they will then try and play some football.
Their left fullbacks are garbage, so we should use Macca to rip em up down that side.
Come on you Tics.
Ewood Park is definitely a jinx ground, but so was Villa at home so I think we’ll get something tomorrow. Tin hat on, I think we’ve turned a corner in the the last couple of games and actually looked like scoring. If could just defend one I’d be even more confident.Mr Edwards, I see you’ve posted only twice on this illustrious board. I’m thinking your astute observational comment about “turning a corner” refers to one of our guys who shall remain nameless that turned a safe goal kick into a corner in the last minute of a nightmare on saturday afternoon, that lead to a third goal.
It was a nightmare.
I never went to Reading.
I was asleep.
That game is yet to come ….. again. OH NO!! I need more beer. Wake up and still the memories of a nightmare haunt me.
Mr Edwards ….. tell me more about the corner.Seems that even if they play really well this away jinx cannot be broken .
Won’t be placing any bets on latics at a ground we have struggled to get results at over the past decade.
Only ever one win at Ewood park in 2012.
You need character to grab results away from home and sadly that is something this team lacks.
Always hoping though …………It was actually two corners at the time as I had double vision due to somebody forcing alcohol on me. Still I think my eyesight was better than the referee when he awarded THAT free kick before halftime.
I’m still traumatised by the sleeping Sunderland fan eating his own snot on the way home. I decided not to ask him how Will Grigg is getting on.We did win at Ewood in 1973 in an FA Tropy 2nd replay. It was before my time but I have the prog (I’m going, I’ll get my anorak). Bet a few on this site were there.
And we won on the chicken night, that wet wet night when you couldn’t see the pitch for the smoke from the flares. We got a corner, Alcaraz ran from right back position, faster than a Soyuz rocket and decided if no one else was going to nod it in – he would. He and the ball collided by good chance and a lot of perfect timing and in it went, putting a hole in the back of the net, such was its ferocity. The place went as wild as a night in Wembley when a corner was scored in similar circumstances and conditions.
The game ended, out we went to be met by a force of police who had recently been on a course of ‘crowd control by being a thug’. What thugs they were that night.
A night to remember at the theatre of football.
It’s looking good for tomorrow. Just as it was for last Saturday!!
We did win at Ewood in 1973 in an FA Tropy 2nd replay. It was before my time but I have the prog (I’m going, I’ll get my anorak). Bet a few on this site were there.Graham Oates winner. I remember the coach being as dull as xxxx. We’d just got to our first Wembley final. Who’da thought, 40 years on…
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