The phrase "as a rovers" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "As a rovers fan, I attend every match to support my team."
Alternatives: "as a wanderer" or "as a traveler".
A foremost exponent of this art is still to be found at Ewood itself – Tony Parkes, a caretaker between four Rovers managers while never saying he wanted the job, lasted as a Rovers coaching fixture until Mark Hughes arrived in 2004 and decided there was no role for him.
Anthony Shaw: Burnley are getting relegated - as a Rovers fan this is music to my ears.
Blackburn have taken just five points from their first six matches under Berg, who won the Premier League title as a Rovers player in 1995.
Berg played almost 300 games in two spells as a Rovers player and was part of the squad that won the Premier League under Kenny Dalglish in 1995.
Guy Branston scored with his first ever touch as a Rovers player to head them in front against his old side but Nahki Wells levelled from a tight angle.
As a rover back on defense, he has three tackles.
Echoes from subsurface reflectors are then received by either similar electrical receiving antennas (on the lander) or by a much smaller magnetic sensor that can be mounted either on the lander or on a mobile platform, such as a rover.
As a rover who fills in on freight routes up and down the East Coast, Mr. Bridgman has often observed inefficiencies in the way some companies manage their freight, and yet he finds that a driver's tips on better business practices often do not inspire much respect.
"The ExoMars programme started as a rover; it's whole history has been about the rover.
The mission includes a relay satellite, a lander, as well as a rover. .
She admits that some suboptimal solutions may leave AI-based robotics incapable of operating in difficult (e.g., realistic) conditions, such as a rover that can only navigate smooth terrain.
