Racism can manifest itself in many different ways, and it's only if you take a very narrow definition that you can associate it with leaving the EU. Surely you can take a really wide definition and associate it with leaving the EU with more ease - like by saying that wanting to leave the EU is raci...

Rover the Top wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 10, 2020 12:28 pm

I had no idea Ian Harte was that offensive?

Only at free kicks

Racism can manifest itself in many different ways, and it's only if you take a very narrow definition that you can associate it with leaving the EU. Surely you can take a really wide definition and associate it with leaving the EU with more ease - like by saying that wanting to leave the EU is raci...

That's cos all the other sites are LITERALLY THE WORST FUCKING SITES in the WHOLE FUCKING WORLD . On a non-Blackburn note, I think Ian Harte was an outstanding left back who I will forever remember in large part due to that hat-trick of free kicks against us. The third felt like the least surprising...

Rover the Top wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 10, 2020 9:19 am

Likewise pretty much everyone suggested then. With the exception of the one guy you just don't like.

Nonsense. Bjornebye was obviously a great left back.

But he said "great left back". Tommy Spurr? Seriously?

Can't for the life of me understand why anyone should knock Le Saux-- a great player and a bargain. Didn't we buy him off Chelsea for half a million and sold him back to them for 6/7 million? LenSaux had taken over from another international left back in Ian Wright, who couldn't get his place back ...

Gibbon wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 09, 2020 12:34 pm

Bjornebye for me. And Gresko looked good before his injury.

Ah, good call. I'd forgotten Gresko. I'd still stick with Bjornebye for sheer class though.

Left back... who was Rovers last great left back? It's too easy to say Bill Eckersley. Nobody actually likes Le Saux. I suppose Martin Olsson was OK but not 'great'. Unsal was a great left back everywhere he played except for us - and the Rivaldo thing makes him a superstar forever. So Stig Inge Bj...

It literally turned his world upside down.

(this will make no sense once I fix the picture orientation)

Sad there were no snapped ankles.

Yep, absolutely set up for us to lose that game in hand.

Both?

Gibbon wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 28, 2020 1:07 pm

Some players maybe do that, but Rhodes always struck me as a great instinctive talent. I doubt that'll go away.

Robert Bernard Fowler.