Blackburn Rovers

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Blackburn Rovers FC is a professional football club that play in the Championship which is the second tier of English Football. Managed by Jon Dahl Tomasson the side are pushing towards the play off spots by the end of the season.

In our Blackburn Rovers Football Club guide, we showcase all of the information from the squad, upcoming fixtures and results, and also the heritage of Blackburn Rovers Football Club.

Blackburn Rovers Registered Squad

Here is a list of the registered squad for Blackburn Rovers 2024:

Goal Keepers

GoalkeeperPldGYCRC
Balazs Toth
Leopold Wahlstedt
Joe Hilton
Antonis Stergiakis
Jordan Eastham
Aynsley Pears11 (0)010
Nicholas Michalski

Defender

DefenderPldGYCRC
Dominic Hyam9 (1)010
Danny Batth7 (2)100
Hayden Carter11 (0)040
Owen Beck3 (0)001
Samuel Barnes
Lewis Travis9 (1)240
Scott Wharton
Lenni Rae Cirino
Leo Duru1 (2)000
Kyle McFadzean0 (2)000
Rhys Doherty

Midfielder

MidfielderPldGYCRC
Callum Brittain5 (0)010
Harry Pickering8 (1)010
Sondre Tronstad10 (0)030
Arnor Sigurdsson2 (3)100
Todd Cantwell1 (4)020
Stewart Downing
John Buckley2 (4)010
Zak Gilsenan
Amario Cozier-Duberry0 (5)000
James Edmondson
Joseph Rankin-Costello4 (2)210
Tyrhys Dolan9 (1)140
Lewis Baker2 (2)000
Rory Finneran

Striker

StrikerPldGYCRC
Makhtar Gueye5 (5)211
Sam Gallagher
Andreas Weimann6 (5)310
Ryan Hedges8 (2)120
Yuki Ohashi6 (5)500
Igor Tyjon0 (1)000
Thomas Bloxham
Harry Leonard

Current Blackburn Rovers Manager

ManagerAppointment DateToDays in Charge
John Eustace12/02/202405/10/2024236

Blackburn Rovers Upcoming Fixtures

Upcoming GameCompetionOpponentVenue
Sat 19 15:00ChampionshipChaSwanseaHome
Wed 23 19:45ChampionshipChaWest BromHome
Sat 26 12:30ChampionshipChaWatfordAway
November
Sat 02 12:30ChampionshipChaSheffield UtdHome
Wed 06 19:45ChampionshipChaStokeHome
Sat 09 12:30ChampionshipChaCardiffAway
Sat 23 15:00ChampionshipChaPortsmouthHome
Wed 27 19:45ChampionshipChaMiddlesbroughAway
Sat 30 13:30ChampionshipChaLeedsHome
December
Sat 07 15:00ChampionshipChaHullAway
Tue 10 19:45ChampionshipChaSheff WedAway
Sat 14 15:00ChampionshipChaLutonHome
Sat 21 15:00ChampionshipChaMillwallAway
Thu 26 15:00ChampionshipChaSunderlandHome
Sun 29 15:00ChampionshipChaHullHome
January
Wed 01 15:00ChampionshipChaLeedsAway
Sat 04 12:30ChampionshipChaBurnleyHome
Sat 18 15:00ChampionshipChaOxford UtdAway
Tue 21 19:45ChampionshipChaCoventryHome
Sat 25 15:00ChampionshipChaBristol CityAway
February
Sat 01 15:00ChampionshipChaPrestonHome
Sat 08 15:00ChampionshipChaQPRAway
Wed 12 20:00ChampionshipChaWest BromAway
Sat 15 15:00ChampionshipChaPlymouthHome
Sat 22 15:00ChampionshipChaSwanseaAway
March
Sat 01 15:00ChampionshipChaNorwichHome
Sat 08 15:00ChampionshipChaDerbyAway
Tue 11 19:45ChampionshipChaStokeAway
Sat 15 15:00ChampionshipChaCardiffHome
Sat 29 15:00ChampionshipChaPortsmouthAway
April
Sat 05 15:00ChampionshipChaMiddlesbroughHome
Tue 08 19:45ChampionshipChaSheff WedHome
Sat 12 15:00ChampionshipChaLutonAway
Fri 18 15:00ChampionshipChaMillwallHome
Mon 21 15:00ChampionshipChaSunderlandAway
Sat 26 15:00ChampionshipChaWatfordHome
May
Sat 03 15:00ChampionshipChaSheffield UtdAway

Blackburn Rovers Previous Results

Popular Questions

When was Blackburn Rovers Football Club founded?

Blackburn Rovers Football Club was founded on November 5, 1875.

What are Blackburn Rovers’ nicknames?

Blackburn Rovers have two nicknames – “Rovers” and “The Blue and Whites”.

What is Blackburn Rovers’ most successful period?

Blackburn Rovers’ most successful period was in the 1990s, when they won the Premier League title in the 1994-1995 season under the management of Kenny Dalglish. They also won the League Cup in 2002 and reached the UEFA Cup quarter-finals in 2006.

Manager History

PeriodManagerCountryborn
11/02/2024 – 30/06/2026John EustaceEngland03/11/1979
09/02/2024 – 11/02/2024Damien JohnsonNorthern Ireland18/11/1978
01/07/2022 – 09/02/2024Jon Dahl TomassonDenmark29/08/1976
22/02/2017 – 11/05/2022Tony MowbrayEngland22/11/1963
03/06/2016 – 21/02/2017Owen CoyleIreland14/07/1966
16/11/2015 – 30/06/2016Paul LambertScotland07/08/1969
20/03/2013 – 10/11/2015Gary BowyerEngland26/06/1971
12/01/2013 – 19/03/2013Michael AppletonEngland04/12/1975
28/12/2012 – 11/01/2013Gary BowyerEngland26/06/1971
31/10/2012 – 27/12/2012Henning BergNorway01/09/1969
29/09/2012 – 30/10/2012Eric BlackScotland01/10/1963
14/12/2010 – 28/09/2012Steve KeanScotland30/09/1967
16/12/2008 – 13/12/2010Sam AllardyceEngland19/10/1954
01/07/2008 – 16/12/2008Paul InceEngland21/10/1967
15/09/2004 – 30/06/2008Mark HughesWales01/11/1963
14/03/2000 – 06/09/2004Graeme SounessScotland06/05/1953
04/11/1999 – 13/03/2000Tony ParkesEngland05/05/1949
22/11/1998 – 03/11/1999Brian KiddEngland29/05/1949
01/06/1997 – 21/11/1998Roy HodgsonEngland09/08/1947
26/10/1996 – 30/06/1997Tony ParkesEngland05/05/1949
01/07/1995 – 25/10/1996Ray HarfordEngland01/06/1945
12/10/1991 – 25/06/1995Kenny DalglishScotland04/03/1951
01/01/1987 – 30/06/1991Don MackayScotland19/03/1940
01/07/1981 – 31/12/1986Bobby SaxtonEngland06/09/1943
01/07/1979 – 31/05/1981Howard KendallEngland22/05/1946
09/02/1978 – 15/05/1979John PickeringEngland07/11/1944
20/06/1975 – 12/03/1978Jim SmithEngland17/10/1940
16/01/1974 – 12/06/1975Gordon LeeEngland13/07/1934
04/08/1971 – 05/12/1973Ken FurphyEngland28/05/1931
22/10/1970 – 30/06/1971Johnny CareyIreland23/02/1919
01/02/1967 – 21/10/1970Eddie QuigleyEngland13/07/1921
01/07/1960 – 31/01/1967Jack MarshallEngland29/05/1917
01/10/1958 – 30/06/1960Dally DuncanScotland14/10/1909
01/07/1953 – 30/09/1958Johnny CareyIreland23/02/1919
01/07/1949 – 30/06/1953Jackie BestallEngland24/06/1900
01/07/1947 – 30/06/1949Jack BrutonEngland21/11/1903
01/07/1944 – 30/06/1947Eddie HapgoodEngland24/09/1908
01/04/1938 – 16/03/1941Bob CromptonEngland26/09/1879
01/07/1937 – 31/08/1939Len EvansWales20/05/1903
01/10/1936 – 31/03/1938Reg TaylorEngland
01/02/1931 – 30/04/1936Arthur BarrittEngland
01/12/1926 – 31/01/1931Bob CromptonEngland26/09/1879
01/02/1922 – 30/11/1926Jack CarrEngland07/10/1878
01/07/1903 – 31/01/1922Robert MiddletonEngland
01/07/1898 – 30/06/1905Thomas MitchellScotland00/00/1843
01/07/1884 – 30/06/1896Thomas MitchellScotland00/00/1843

Blackburn Rovers Trophies

Summary

Blackburn Rovers Football Club is a professional football team based in Blackburn, Lancashire, England. The club was founded in 1875 and currently plays in the Championship, the second tier of the English football league system.

Over the years, Blackburn Rovers have employed different styles of play depending on the manager and players at the time. However, they are generally known for playing a physical and direct style of football. They tend to play with a strong emphasis on set pieces and long balls, as well as aggressive pressing when defending.

Overall, Blackburn Rovers Football Club has a proud history and reputation for playing a strong, physical brand of football that emphasizes set pieces and direct play. While their style may not always be the most aesthetically pleasing, they have been successful in achieving their goals and maintaining their place in English football.

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