Rovers in crisis talks in India (From Lancashire Telegraph)

Norman T Wangler wrote:
i would imagine that blackburn is now a very dangerous place for shebby singh and judan ali. there are a lot of very angry people out there. my advice would be dont ever set foot in this town again. it only takes one crackpot eh?

Captain Dreckley wrote:

Norman T Wangler wrote:
i would imagine that blackburn is now a very dangerous place for shebby singh and judan ali. there are a lot of very angry people out there. my advice would be dont ever set foot in this town again. it only takes one crackpot eh?

This isn't the way we do things in Blackburn. You may recall a group of supporters 8 miles down the motorway threatening a family member of the then manager to get him out. When we sink to that level it will be time to give up. Your comments will be taken and used in the same way it was with Kean the victim and those terrible Rovers fans to blame. Here the press will see Singh as the victim receiving threats from those same terrible Rovers fans. You should work for a PR company (if you don't already).

Norman T Wangler wrote:

Captain Dreckley wrote:

Norman T Wangler wrote:
i would imagine that blackburn is now a very dangerous place for shebby singh and judan ali. there are a lot of very angry people out there. my advice would be dont ever set foot in this town again. it only takes one crackpot eh?

This isn't the way we do things in Blackburn. You may recall a group of supporters 8 miles down the motorway threatening a family member of the then manager to get him out. When we sink to that level it will be time to give up. Your comments will be taken and used in the same way it was with Kean the victim and those terrible Rovers fans to blame. Here the press will see Singh as the victim receiving threats from those same terrible Rovers fans. You should work for a PR company (if you don't already).

im not threatening anyone. i just believe that should either of them bump into fans, especially if alcohol is involved, then they could well be in danger. feelings are running higher now than at any time i believe. would i hit them? no. im no direct action person myself. but many are. even in blackburn. and to deny this as a possibility is silly. anger is at fever pitch now. and its my opinion that anything can happen in these circumstances. it happens the world over. you could say we dont riot in britain. we are too civilised surely. but check your history and we clearly do.

Norman T Wangler wrote:

Norman T Wangler wrote:

Captain Dreckley wrote:

Norman T Wangler wrote:
i would imagine that blackburn is now a very dangerous place for shebby singh and judan ali. there are a lot of very angry people out there. my advice would be dont ever set foot in this town again. it only takes one crackpot eh?

This isn't the way we do things in Blackburn. You may recall a group of supporters 8 miles down the motorway threatening a family member of the then manager to get him out. When we sink to that level it will be time to give up. Your comments will be taken and used in the same way it was with Kean the victim and those terrible Rovers fans to blame. Here the press will see Singh as the victim receiving threats from those same terrible Rovers fans. You should work for a PR company (if you don't already).

im not threatening anyone. i just believe that should either of them bump into fans, especially if alcohol is involved, then they could well be in danger. feelings are running higher now than at any time i believe. would i hit them? no. im no direct action person myself. but many are. even in blackburn. and to deny this as a possibility is silly. anger is at fever pitch now. and its my opinion that anything can happen in these circumstances. it happens the world over. you could say we dont riot in britain. we are too civilised surely. but check your history and we clearly do.

and one more point... if you dont velieve me go to barnsley today and imagine shebby or judan ali standing in our end. are you telling me they would be safe?

makaveli96 wrote:
Only Balaji Rao can save the club now!!

Is it to early for a pint!

Sod it! Postal Order hear I come!

Bangkok Rover wrote:
Really gets more bizarre by the day. Why on earth are they looking to bring in coaching staff before the manager??? That tells us immediately we won't get a serious manager as most want to bring in their own people.

And why get rid of Berg before you have the replacement lined up? Just when we hoped they would start to do things professionally. It's so ridiculous that I might just start believing in some of those conspiracy theories soon!

If Shaw and Agnew aren't allowed to do their jobs then we really have no chance at all.

Shebby out!

makaveli96 wrote:
Only Balaji Rao can save the club now!!

Is it to early for a pint!

Sod it! Postal Order hear I come!

Captain Dreckley wrote:
At what point do the footballing authorities step in and say enough is enough. Venkys prove day in and day out they are not fit and proper owners and now public in fighting between Shaw and Singh heaps even more shame on the club, more evidence that the owners are failing to run the club in a fit and proper way. When Kean was manager we had Jack Straw as MP as well as local government political figures calling for action, where are they now as the club is in absolute chaos? We, as football supporters are being badly let down by the football governing bodies and others who could influence things for the better. Obviously they don't give a **** or we would see some intervention. I will certainly be going to Jack Straws next surgery and would urge other Rovers fans to attend and ask Jack what he can do to support his constituents

The-Jerome-and-Steve
-Show wrote:
Shebby Singh is a bit of a Joker, but quite harmless in my opinion.

AGNEW is the real problem, he was around from day 1 with all the Venkys Kean and Jerome involvement. He has sat quietly in the shadows gaining promotion after promotion and is now a director. He declared war on the clubs supporters. Who was it that upset Berg at the Christmas Party??? Singh had left, leaving Agnew and Shaw. Now one of these was responsible in my opinion. Then the story was leaked into the press within 24 hours, who has such media contacts?

Whilst there is elements of team Kean still around there will still be unrest in the corridors of power.

greenscreener wrote:

Norman T Wangler wrote:

Norman T Wangler wrote:

Captain Dreckley wrote:

Norman T Wangler wrote:
i would imagine that blackburn is now a very dangerous place for shebby singh and judan ali. there are a lot of very angry people out there. my advice would be dont ever set foot in this town again. it only takes one crackpot eh?

This isn't the way we do things in Blackburn. You may recall a group of supporters 8 miles down the motorway threatening a family member of the then manager to get him out. When we sink to that level it will be time to give up. Your comments will be taken and used in the same way it was with Kean the victim and those terrible Rovers fans to blame. Here the press will see Singh as the victim receiving threats from those same terrible Rovers fans. You should work for a PR company (if you don't already).

im not threatening anyone. i just believe that should either of them bump into fans, especially if alcohol is involved, then they could well be in danger. feelings are running higher now than at any time i believe. would i hit them? no. im no direct action person myself. but many are. even in blackburn. and to deny this as a possibility is silly. anger is at fever pitch now. and its my opinion that anything can happen in these circumstances. it happens the world over. you could say we dont riot in britain. we are too civilised surely. but check your history and we clearly do.

and one more point... if you dont velieve me go to barnsley today and imagine shebby or judan ali standing in our end. are you telling me they would be safe?

Norman, I think the point is that what little power the fans have lies in our ability to highlight and expose the real issues. Inflamatory talk that focusses on abuse and potential violence only dilutes the strength of our position and can be used to belittle us in the sensationalist media.

You personally may not condone violence but when you opened up this moning with 'i hope you all die' you didn't exactly present yourself as a reasonable and placid bloke.

Bangkok Rover wrote:
Really gets more bizarre by the day. Why on earth are they looking to bring in coaching staff before the manager??? That tells us immediately we won't get a serious manager as most want to bring in their own people.

And why get rid of Berg before you have the replacement lined up? Just when we hoped they would start to do things professionally. It's so ridiculous that I might just start believing in some of those conspiracy theories soon!

If Shaw and Agnew aren't allowed to do their jobs then we really have no chance at all.

Shebby out!

Riverside 7 wrote:

Bangkok Rover wrote:
Really gets more bizarre by the day. Why on earth are they looking to bring in coaching staff before the manager??? That tells us immediately we won't get a serious manager as most want to bring in their own people.

And why get rid of Berg before you have the replacement lined up? Just when we hoped they would start to do things professionally. It's so ridiculous that I might just start believing in some of those conspiracy theories soon!

If Shaw and Agnew aren't allowed to do their jobs then we really have no chance at all.

Shebby out!

Good post Bangkok Rover.
Contrast this with Nottingham Forest.
They sack O'Driscoll but had McLeish lined up

Also why did Singh give Berg a 3 year contract in the first place when he publicly said that his only target was promotion.
Surely it would made made more sense to appoint Berg until the end of the season.
Now the club will have to pay up his contract as well as the Black's, Brunskill & Mimms.
Its a shambles.

Well it will interesting to see who survives after the meeting in India - Singh or Shaw/Agnew
In my opinion they are all useless.

Norman T Wangler wrote:

greenscreener wrote:

Norman T Wangler wrote:

Norman T Wangler wrote:

Captain Dreckley wrote:

Norman T Wangler wrote:
i would imagine that blackburn is now a very dangerous place for shebby singh and judan ali. there are a lot of very angry people out there. my advice would be dont ever set foot in this town again. it only takes one crackpot eh?

This isn't the way we do things in Blackburn. You may recall a group of supporters 8 miles down the motorway threatening a family member of the then manager to get him out. When we sink to that level it will be time to give up. Your comments will be taken and used in the same way it was with Kean the victim and those terrible Rovers fans to blame. Here the press will see Singh as the victim receiving threats from those same terrible Rovers fans. You should work for a PR company (if you don't already).

im not threatening anyone. i just believe that should either of them bump into fans, especially if alcohol is involved, then they could well be in danger. feelings are running higher now than at any time i believe. would i hit them? no. im no direct action person myself. but many are. even in blackburn. and to deny this as a possibility is silly. anger is at fever pitch now. and its my opinion that anything can happen in these circumstances. it happens the world over. you could say we dont riot in britain. we are too civilised surely. but check your history and we clearly do.

and one more point... if you dont velieve me go to barnsley today and imagine shebby or judan ali standing in our end. are you telling me they would be safe?

Norman, I think the point is that what little power the fans have lies in our ability to highlight and expose the real issues. Inflamatory talk that focusses on abuse and potential violence only dilutes the strength of our position and can be used to belittle us in the sensationalist media.

You personally may not condone violence but when you opened up this moning with 'i hope you all die' you didn't exactly present yourself as a reasonable and placid bloke.

i dont think im alone there. and the media can write what they want. and they will. dont let the truth get in the way of a good story! and in the rare instances where crooks such as these do get a comeupance, i dont shed a tear. did you cry when ian huntley got whacked in prison? i didnt. i didnt celebrate either but i think he deserved it. they often deserve it. but it wont be me ruining my life by lamping them. but i suspect someone might if they find themselves in the wrong situation.

Captain Dreckley wrote:

Norman T Wangler wrote:
i would imagine that blackburn is now a very dangerous place for shebby singh and judan ali. there are a lot of very angry people out there. my advice would be dont ever set foot in this town again. it only takes one crackpot eh?

This isn't the way we do things in Blackburn. You may recall a group of supporters 8 miles down the motorway threatening a family member of the then manager to get him out. When we sink to that level it will be time to give up. Your comments will be taken and used in the same way it was with Kean the victim and those terrible Rovers fans to blame. Here the press will see Singh as the victim receiving threats from those same terrible Rovers fans. You should work for a PR company (if you don't already).

Captain Dreckley wrote:

Norman T Wangler wrote:
i would imagine that blackburn is now a very dangerous place for shebby singh and judan ali. there are a lot of very angry people out there. my advice would be dont ever set foot in this town again. it only takes one crackpot eh?

This isn't the way we do things in Blackburn. You may recall a group of supporters 8 miles down the motorway threatening a family member of the then manager to get him out. When we sink to that level it will be time to give up. Your comments will be taken and used in the same way it was with Kean the victim and those terrible Rovers fans to blame. Here the press will see Singh as the victim receiving threats from those same terrible Rovers fans. You should work for a PR company (if you don't already).

The-Jerome-and-Steve
-Show wrote:
Shebby Singh is a bit of a Joker, but quite harmless in my opinion.

AGNEW is the real problem, he was around from day 1 with all the Venkys Kean and Jerome involvement. He has sat quietly in the shadows gaining promotion after promotion and is now a director. He declared war on the clubs supporters. Who was it that upset Berg at the Christmas Party??? Singh had left, leaving Agnew and Shaw. Now one of these was responsible in my opinion. Then the story was leaked into the press within 24 hours, who has such media contacts?

Whilst there is elements of team Kean still around there will still be unrest in the corridors of power.

Riverside 7 wrote:

Bangkok Rover wrote:
Really gets more bizarre by the day. Why on earth are they looking to bring in coaching staff before the manager??? That tells us immediately we won't get a serious manager as most want to bring in their own people.

And why get rid of Berg before you have the replacement lined up? Just when we hoped they would start to do things professionally. It's so ridiculous that I might just start believing in some of those conspiracy theories soon!

If Shaw and Agnew aren't allowed to do their jobs then we really have no chance at all.

Shebby out!

Good post Bangkok Rover.
Contrast this with Nottingham Forest.
They sack O'Driscoll but had McLeish lined up

Also why did Singh give Berg a 3 year contract in the first place when he publicly said that his only target was promotion.
Surely it would made made more sense to appoint Berg until the end of the season.
Now the club will have to pay up his contract as well as the Black's, Brunskill & Mimms.
Its a shambles.

Well it will interesting to see who survives after the meeting in India - Singh or Shaw/Agnew
In my opinion they are all useless.

Riverside 7 wrote:
When Shebby was asked yesterday if the club was looking to appoint an experienced manager this time, he apparenty replied 'it depends on what you call experienced'.

Well, my definition of 'experienced' is someone who has had more than 8 games as a caretaker manager at Aston Villa.

Yes technically he has managed in the Premier League but why would we want to bring in McDonald as the new boss when only 2 weeks ago he was approached about being Berg's assistant.
Crazy!

moh wrote:

Norman T Wangler wrote:

greenscreener wrote:

Norman T Wangler wrote:

Norman T Wangler wrote:

Captain Dreckley wrote:

Norman T Wangler wrote:
i would imagine that blackburn is now a very dangerous place for shebby singh and judan ali. there are a lot of very angry people out there. my advice would be dont ever set foot in this town again. it only takes one crackpot eh?

This isn't the way we do things in Blackburn. You may recall a group of supporters 8 miles down the motorway threatening a family member of the then manager to get him out. When we sink to that level it will be time to give up. Your comments will be taken and used in the same way it was with Kean the victim and those terrible Rovers fans to blame. Here the press will see Singh as the victim receiving threats from those same terrible Rovers fans. You should work for a PR company (if you don't already).

im not threatening anyone. i just believe that should either of them bump into fans, especially if alcohol is involved, then they could well be in danger. feelings are running higher now than at any time i believe. would i hit them? no. im no direct action person myself. but many are. even in blackburn. and to deny this as a possibility is silly. anger is at fever pitch now. and its my opinion that anything can happen in these circumstances. it happens the world over. you could say we dont riot in britain. we are too civilised surely. but check your history and we clearly do.

and one more point... if you dont velieve me go to barnsley today and imagine shebby or judan ali standing in our end. are you telling me they would be safe?

Norman, I think the point is that what little power the fans have lies in our ability to highlight and expose the real issues. Inflamatory talk that focusses on abuse and potential violence only dilutes the strength of our position and can be used to belittle us in the sensationalist media.

You personally may not condone violence but when you opened up this moning with 'i hope you all die' you didn't exactly present yourself as a reasonable and placid bloke.

i dont think im alone there. and the media can write what they want. and they will. dont let the truth get in the way of a good story! and in the rare instances where crooks such as these do get a comeupance, i dont shed a tear. did you cry when ian huntley got whacked in prison? i didnt. i didnt celebrate either but i think he deserved it. they often deserve it. but it wont be me ruining my life by lamping them. but i suspect someone might if they find themselves in the wrong situation.

We need it to leave it to police if anyone is inciting or threatening violence. Back to football Berg was a risk the club should not have taken. They should have got an experienced manager. come on lads, get us a result today.

Bazzer wrote:
The ONLY factor which forced the Bhatti Brothers hands at Wolves was the attendance falling to below 4,000. I believe we are well on the way to that figure.

Rayzerisaloser wrote:
Shebby at the controls, what a thought,says it all.

hasslem hasslem wrote:
Just so I understand:

AGM yesterday and only finance monkey Silk and chipmunk Coar were present – Shaw - CEO?/MD? whatever, Agnew - Operations Director – I know what that usually entails – but have seen no evidence of operations being directed and Shabby Minge – Global Poo-bah! couldn’t be arsed to attend (Shebby showing Comical Ali around.

Failed Hendry brought in a defensive coach – joke and then relegated to assistant coach of the youth team or whatever – now on the touchline again at Oakwell for no explicable reason.

No manager worth his salt would consider managing Blackburn Rovers (copyright Henning 2011) – No manager worth his salt would consider managing Blackburn Rovers (copyright Hasslem Hasslem December 2012).

Berg not told face to face by Minge that he was canned as he had “important visitors from India to show around”. Other coaches told of their fate by news of twitter release first broadcast on Sky Sports News.

Agnew and Shaw flying out to see the loons in Pune to tell them that nobody knows what the f_uck is going on – including themselves. Also trying to get Shabby sacked.

Talk that a manager will be appointed after the Barnsley game being refuted by Minge, who insists that Rovers is well run and there is no rush to appoint a new manager.

Radio 5live having a phone-in on is there a more laughable club in British football than Blackburn Rovers….and instead of being tempted to ring in and tell them to “mind your own chuffing business you London-centric k_nobheads” you nod sagely in agreement and resignation.

Fans at their wits ends, players unfit and directionless, no shirt sponsor, no corporate take up, attendances through the floor, bottom three clearly visible in rear view mirror. National joke.

Norman T Wangler wrote:
next time glen mullan gets a reacharound from shebby i hope he tells him what we all think of them

singh is a muppet

ali is a chancer 'innit'

mullan is a star struck self-appointed nomark nobody.

Ewood say that! wrote:
if we dont have an experienced manager by the the bristol cup tie - boycott it.its the only way!

speedie_rovers_legen
d wrote:
Most of the portagul players will be in the squad today Boyer as been told by shebby to play them , as iit was shabby who bought them,

Iiii1111 wrote:

hasslem hasslem wrote:
Just so I understand:

AGM yesterday and only finance monkey Silk and chipmunk Coar were present – Shaw - CEO?/MD? whatever, Agnew - Operations Director – I know what that usually entails – but have seen no evidence of operations being directed and Shabby Minge – Global Poo-bah! couldn’t be arsed to attend (Shebby showing Comical Ali around.

Failed Hendry brought in a defensive coach – joke and then relegated to assistant coach of the youth team or whatever – now on the touchline again at Oakwell for no explicable reason.

No manager worth his salt would consider managing Blackburn Rovers (copyright Henning 2011) – No manager worth his salt would consider managing Blackburn Rovers (copyright Hasslem Hasslem December 2012).

Berg not told face to face by Minge that he was canned as he had “important visitors from India to show around”. Other coaches told of their fate by news of twitter release first broadcast on Sky Sports News.

Agnew and Shaw flying out to see the loons in Pune to tell them that nobody knows what the f_uck is going on – including themselves. Also trying to get Shabby sacked.

Talk that a manager will be appointed after the Barnsley game being refuted by Minge, who insists that Rovers is well run and there is no rush to appoint a new manager.

Radio 5live having a phone-in on is there a more laughable club in British football than Blackburn Rovers….and instead of being tempted to ring in and tell them to “mind your own chuffing business you London-centric k_nobheads” you nod sagely in agreement and resignation.

Fans at their wits ends, players unfit and directionless, no shirt sponsor, no corporate take up, attendances through the floor, bottom three clearly visible in rear view mirror. National joke.

Totally agree, but what the $€#% are we going to do?.........always said Kean wasn't the problem, just a symptom of the chaos the regime as created since buying the club.

W Trust had a responsibility when they sold the club....in my eyes they are to blame for allowing such a regime to own the club....their due diligence process is now seen as a joke.....either they need compensating for the D/D work, going to the FA saying they were duped into selling the club...and want the decision reversing or like I think the D/D process was just a smoke screen allowing the WT to take the money and run not giving a monkeys uncle to the memory of U Jack the fans or the community that helped make their millions

Norman T Wangler wrote:
and if shebby singh survives this meeting i honestly believe it will be unsafe for him to walk the streets of blackburn.

the feelings are that high about this clown.

and judan ali needs to sray down south where he belongs.

HE IS NOT WELCOME HERE. FACT.

juanbbien wrote:
The whole thing stinks from top too bottom how the hell is Hendry still there besides his off the field antics what as he achieved since his retirement on the coaching side bugger all,so he must still be hired as an agreement to pay off his dues to the walker family member,the whole club is bloody bent.

juanbbien wrote:
The whole thing stinks from top too bottom how the hell is Hendry still there besides his off the field antics what as he achieved since his retirement on the coaching side bugger all,so he must still be hired as an agreement to pay off his dues to the walker family member,the whole club is bloody bent.