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This is the sad part, the fact that many of the Barton supporters can't accept others may have a different opinion and hurl insults at them.

Before the appointment I was reading things like: "People should be ashamed of themselves if they email the club saying they don't want Barton."
... Hmm! The shame! < scratches head >.

Then, as you say, the insults such as good riddance, as if you are no longer welcome as a supporter just because you don't agree with the appointment of the manager.
... I don't want Barton, but it doesn't stop me supporting the team.

Then, after the victory last night, the goading with comments such as: "Where are all the snowflakes now then?"
... So, just because you don't agree with appointing a manger, because of his violent actions and personal attributes to date, it makes you a snowflake. Okay then. BTW 'snowflake' has to be the s***tiest new putdown, following on from the equally pathetic 'grow a pair' and 'man up'.

1..Peter Shilton
2..Gary Neville
3..Ashley Cole
4..Bobby Moore
5..Colin Hendry
6..Bryan Robson
7..Steven Gerrard
8..Bobby Charlton
9..Kenny Dalglish
10.Jimmy Greaves
11.George Best

12..Wayne Rooney
13..David Beckham
14..Gary Lineker
15..Denis Law
16..Ian Rush
17..Neville Southall
18..Billy Meredith
19..Gareth Bale
20..Robbie Keane

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My British All Time 11 Uses The Same Rules Of Today = 11 Players, With 5 From 9 Subs.

Nope. Anyone into Barton Fandom deserves to get straight talked till out of it if we are to get our rovers back. We need to be tough on this misplaced Fandom, because there is no intellectual or emotional justification for supporting this shallow, fraudulent twat of a man.
So what makes Barton Fandom tick? What are the solutions to this current crisis at rovers?

The solutions.
If it was as simple as they share Bartons love and understanding of Nietzsche, then I can solve that with merely one or two posts on just this one forum. If they still think he has potential to be a good football manager despite failure at Fleetwood and his possessing zero positive managerial and leadership traits, it will take longer, but also easy to eventually get them to realise this is his last managerial post in football league before his bs is finally found out. If we are right, and he is a rubbish manager, we don’t have to do much, he will prove this to the world. If it’s generational thing, and they can plead young and immaturity then I will actually enjoy embarrassing them about it when they grow up.
More serious if it’s lefty politics rallying around their man, like lefty politics rallied around Jeremy Corbyn (Barton did return to the Labour fold to stand up for Corbyn) this a juvenile emotional, almost evangelical attachment, not founded in anything intellectual, meaning it will just be difficult to reason with them. But we will get there. We will remove him, hopefully in time for a summer rebuild for L2. Getting rid of Wael I think is ultimately the bigger problem if we want our Rovers back.

City are renowned for blowing 3-0 leads. Hope I'm wrong for your sake Rex.

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City 3-0 up at Boro

I don't think I've ever seen so many social media posts by Rovers for any other previous appointment, be that manager, player or owner.
Twitter, Instagram, facebook, website.
"Announce the appointment" / "JB" / "Straight to work" / "A busy first day for the new Rovers manager" / "First day on the grass..." / "First interview".

A great shame many of us, myself included, did not feel the games were good to watch. 

All Clubs have their share of brainless idiots. Thankfully ours is quite low.
South of the river they have had a problem for decades. 
Horfield is a safe place to come and watch football for away fans.
Bedminster is not a safe place to come and watch football for away fans.
In London the sh*t are generally loathed.
In London the Gas are generally welcomed. 
#mythbusting