Reid baffled by sluggish Rovers

STEVEN REID wants Blackburn to banish an unwanted Premier League statistic.

Mon, 21 Jan, 2008 - 00:00

The fact sheets show Mark Hughes’s side have fallen behind more often than any of the other 20 teams in the top flight this season.

It happened again at the weekend when Middlesbrough defender David Wheater made the breakthrough in the 13th minute with his third goal in five games.

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