ince

What happens to Ince is of no consequence, never liked him as a player and he hasn,t done anything to change my opinion since going into management. Personally I would like to see Rovers do well as I have friends and family who support them, the comment which I take exception to is that, because I,m a Stanley fan, I have no understanding of tactics. I have been a Stanley man since the mid 50s, I,ve watched football live and, via T.V., all over the world, I,ve played, coached and refereed so why, because I,m a Stanley supporter, should I have less knowledge than a supporter from any other team? A pretty silly statement in my opinion. Incidentally, I just got back from Cuba and one of the first people I met there came up and shook my hand, she recognized my Stanley shirt, she was a Stanley fan from Little Lever. I guess we,re everywhere eh.
You little tinker ossykid, your not a kid at all, your an oud conger like me and cashy:D
 
Middle aged jaysay, I,ll let you know when I,m owd. Still get out every sunday morning playing over 50s footy. It usually takes me till tuesday before I can walk again but I,m usually good again for the next sunday.
 
Incidentally, I just got back from Cuba and one of the first people I met there came up and shook my hand, she recognized my Stanley shirt, she was a Stanley fan from Little Lever. I guess we,re everywhere eh.
what aload of kak!..Stanley fans in cuba?..anyway do you always walk around in a Stanley shirt?..can't you afford to buy a decent Ben Sherman!
 
I wear it proudly where ever I am and we were both on holiday in Cuba. Yes I do have other shirts, I have a United one a Rovers one an Everton one and a few England ones. It,s a great way to meet people, they comment on the shirt and soon your drinking a beer or rum with them. But who the heck is Ben Sherman?
 
what aload of kak!..Stanley fans in cuba?

It's a well-known fact that Che Guevra was a keen Stanley fan. Despite the rigours of the 1959 revolution, he kept a keen eye on their results in the third division and was hugely disappointed when they were relegated the following season. :cool:
 
Reince

It's a well-known fact that Che Guevra was a keen Stanley fan. Despite the rigours of the 1959 revolution, he kept a keen eye on their results in the third division and was hugely disappointed when they were relegated the following season. :cool:
Is there any truth that he was going to pop over and sort the fat butcher out, for his part in the Stanley demise:rolleyes::D
 
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Is there any truth that he was going to pop over and sort the fat butcher out, for his part in the Stanley demise:rolleyes::D

Jaysay, remember the Cuban missile crisis in October, 1962, about six months after Stanley had left the league? Che ordered those missiles from Kruschev - he wasn't going to point them towards America. They were, in fact, all going to be targeted on a certain butcher's shop in Burnley! :D
 
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Jaysay, remember the Cuban missile crisis in October, 1962, about six months after Stanley had left the league? Che ordered those missiles from Kruschev - he wasn't going to point them towards America. They were, in fact, all going to be targeted on a certain butcher's shop in Burnley! :D
shame they didn't.:D
 
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Jaysay, remember the Cuban missile crisis in October, 1962, about six months after Stanley had left the league? Che ordered those missiles from Kruschev - he wasn't going to point them towards America. They were, in fact, all going to be targeted on a certain butcher's shop in Burnley! :D
He'd no need to bother with the butches shop, just waited for the next home match and killed two birds with one stone:D:rolleyes:
 
I wear it proudly where ever I am and we were both on holiday in Cuba. Yes I do have other shirts, I have a United one a Rovers one an Everton one and a few England ones. It,s a great way to meet people, they comment on the shirt and soon your drinking a beer or rum with them. But who the heck is Ben Sherman?


....Makes Tanks i think!!;)

Ince is certainly making me Wince!!...Ah well its only Liverpool next, not to worry!:(

Best Regards - Taggy
 
Reince

Don't suppose any ones noticed that things have gone tits up for Rovers since Nigel Winterburn took over as defencive coach, they ain't won since he got involved:(
 
Seems the rumour mills are in full swing this morning. General rumour is that Ince will be gone this week with the bookies favourite dream team being a Souness/Tugay ticket. Allardyce also in the frame. Religion is also playing a part with the God down the road at Turf Moor being touted too. I think thats a bad idea.

The Rovers board should show some common sense and not take a knee jerk reaction to the press, keep Ince in the job for a few years, it will pay off, he got MK Dons out of Division 2 didn't he ;)
 
Seems the rumour mills are in full swing this morning. General rumour is that Ince will be gone this week with the bookies favourite dream team being a Souness/Tugay ticket. Allardyce also in the frame. Religion is also playing a part with the God down the road at Turf Moor being touted too. I think thats a bad idea.

The Rovers board should show some common sense and not take a knee jerk reaction to the press, keep Ince in the job for a few years, it will pay off, he got MK Dons out of Division 2 didn't he ;)
The lose of £40 million ain't a knee jerk reaction dave, as for the guy down the road, well he's bound to draw interest from bigger clubs, be Ideal when Coly hangs up his track suit:D
 
Bye bye Incey, just wish I would have gone with my gut when he first took over and backed them for relegation at brilliant odds:mad:
 
My gut feeling is still to stick with him and hope the board hold their nerve. However its not looking good for him is it. Its a results business, and i really cant see him surviving if they dont beat Stoke. The problem is of course that whoever comes in, should Ince be sacked, they arnt going to have too much cash to spend, and are basically going to have to work with the same players. The midfield injuries have been a major factor, i still feel with a first choice midfield available, Rovers would be ok, but its certainly worrying times at Ewood.

Best Regards - Taggy
 
My gut feeling is still to stick with him and hope the board hold their nerve. However its not looking good for him is it. Its a results business, and i really cant see him surviving if they dont beat Stoke. The problem is of course that whoever comes in, should Ince be sacked, they arnt going to have too much cash to spend, and are basically going to have to work with the same players. The midfield injuries have been a major factor, i still feel with a first choice midfield available, Rovers would be ok, but its certainly worrying times at Ewood.

Best Regards - Taggy
sensible post Taggy, i agree.:)
 
Reince

sensible post Taggy, i agree.:)
If they keep defending like they are cashy, doesn't matter how many mid-fielders come back, we're giving teams 2 goals start every match and that's a recipe for disaster
 
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If they keep defending like they are cashy, doesn't matter how many mid-fielders come back, we're giving teams 2 goals start every match and that's a recipe for disaster
yeh but the defence aint changed since last season much, the players had a meeting to support ince, so a change at this point is not the answer fer me.
 
The problem is of course that whoever comes in, should Ince be sacked, they arnt going to have too much cash to spend, and are basically going to have to work with the same players.


the same players that finished 7th last year (bents n friedel aside!!!)...it doesnt take a genius to work out that he is not upto the job !!!


and as for the players stating their support for ince cashy....words mean nothing....its performances that speak louder than words and at the moment they are bloody screaming at the top of their voices......THEY DONT WANT TO PLAY FOR HIM !!!....
 
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