Mrs B , meet me there i will sort you out with some Rovers gear, and off we go, come and join the Red Army, you know you want to , bet you look good in Red

Maybe with oodles of play off money. How you doing with your masters rent these days

Shrewd operator that Mr Duffen.

As long as you make the final you should make a few quid on it. You'll need to with a suite of electronic turnstiles to pay for and a capacity of 14,000 for the start of next season committed to in your licence document.

Oh yes, the ave attendances were down by 26, we gained a game against Celtic and lost one against your lot, seems you don't bring that much to the party after all.

So how much better do you have to do on the pitch to increase attendances? Empty South Stand and half empty North Stand on Saturday on a lovely sunny afternoon sitting pretty in third place against the CC holders. You can see why the business case for a ground extension doesn't stack up.

You could, but you already do a giveaway on a weekly basis to scroats that cheat the club by getting in for nothing, hence having to prioritise electronic turnstiles. The question was actually what else do you have to do on the pitch? You've gone up 4 places in the league, not too much headroom is there?

You hardly ever get a good away attendance, though. Can home fans not go in the North, or is there just not the demand? Clearly not with a meaningless football friendly on the tv.


So if the business case is so compelling, where is the investment?

So here we have it, an innocuous thread turned yet again into a discussion about rovers finances, attendences and ground improvements by non other than Mrs (infactuated with rovers) B

Vaguely remember it being close to opening, but then change of plans and it went to opp E.Park, didn't realise it actually opened for a bit though.

It did indeed, I worked there