Blackburn Rovers protests to be postponed (From Lancashire Telegraph)

makaveli96 wrote:
I hope EVERYONE involved in this decision was:

a) born in Blackburn
b) lives in Blackburn

If not your views dont count as you are nothing more than an outsider and traitor to:

a) the team you should support
b) my grandad

makaveli96 wrote:
I hope EVERYONE involved in this decision was: a) born in Blackburn b) lives in Blackburn If not your views dont count as you are nothing more than an outsider and traitor to: a) the team you should support b) my grandad

makaveli96 wrote:
I hope EVERYONE involved in this decision was:

a) born in Blackburn
b) lives in Blackburn

If not your views dont count as you are nothing more than an outsider and traitor to:

a) the team you should support
b) my grandad

RobbyRover wrote:
I'm happy to get behind Venky's and give them my full support....

.... on the condition they sack Kean and bring in a recognised manager

Sherwoodforest wrote:
I was at the last protest and although JR has been poor for the last couple of years he didn't deserve the personal abuse directed at him. Kean however had the perfect opportunity to unite the fans after the Swansea game, but chose to ridicule and dismiss them, as he has done for most of his tenure. I agree with Glen the fans must be united, but can't help but feel that we are being sold down the river by incompetent owners, a poor managment structure and inferior players when compared to last years squad. Hopefully the atmopshere within the stadium will be good, and we will see a couple of wins. But nothing alters the FACT that Mr Kean is nowhere near being a premiership manager and his remarks and treatment of the fans have been abysmal and shocking. COYB

makaveli96 wrote:
I hope EVERYONE involved in this decision was:

a) born in Blackburn
b) lives in Blackburn

If not your views dont count as you are nothing more than an outsider and traitor to:

a) the team you should support
b) my grandad

Roverthere wrote:
Support the team, Boo the Kean. He has to go, this is not part of the "truce"

dangerous dave wrote:
Perhaps Glen can inform us 'under dogs' what has been said to him by the so called representative of the club and how in the future he or the club will communicate wth us especially when politacal topics such as 'get rid of Kean' or 'to the Venkys 'put your money where your mouth is' come up - as I said you have walked straight into their pocket!!

True Blue in Leicester wrote:

makaveli96 wrote: I hope EVERYONE involved in this decision was: a) born in Blackburn b) lives in Blackburn If not your views dont count as you are nothing more than an outsider and traitor to: a) the team you should support b) my grandad

You seem to have a series of pathetic comments on this blog, but this is just stupid. I live in Leicester, I have supported Rovers since 1954, and had a season ticket for many many years since then and almost certainly for more than the number of years you have been alive. Even though I work many weekends now I still travel as often as physically possible to watch them. You think I am a traitor and an outsider, OK, whatever, as they say nowadays. It probably costs me more to go to a match than you spend getting there all season, that's my choice, but don't think you can tell me my opinions don't count and I am a traitor and an outsider. I will resist calling you the names I think you should be called, but will suggest you occasionally bring your few brain cells into active use before you post a series of pathetic comments.

Bazzer wrote:

True Blue in Leicester wrote:

makaveli96 wrote: I hope EVERYONE involved in this decision was: a) born in Blackburn b) lives in Blackburn If not your views dont count as you are nothing more than an outsider and traitor to: a) the team you should support b) my grandad

You seem to have a series of pathetic comments on this blog, but this is just stupid. I live in Leicester, I have supported Rovers since 1954, and had a season ticket for many many years since then and almost certainly for more than the number of years you have been alive. Even though I work many weekends now I still travel as often as physically possible to watch them. You think I am a traitor and an outsider, OK, whatever, as they say nowadays. It probably costs me more to go to a match than you spend getting there all season, that's my choice, but don't think you can tell me my opinions don't count and I am a traitor and an outsider. I will resist calling you the names I think you should be called, but will suggest you occasionally bring your few brain cells into active use before you post a series of pathetic comments.

True Blue, it's a wind up. I would not be surprised if Makaveli was born in Burnley and subsequently adopted.

makaveli96 wrote:

Bazzer wrote:

True Blue in Leicester wrote:

makaveli96 wrote: I hope EVERYONE involved in this decision was: a) born in Blackburn b) lives in Blackburn If not your views dont count as you are nothing more than an outsider and traitor to: a) the team you should support b) my grandad

You seem to have a series of pathetic comments on this blog, but this is just stupid. I live in Leicester, I have supported Rovers since 1954, and had a season ticket for many many years since then and almost certainly for more than the number of years you have been alive. Even though I work many weekends now I still travel as often as physically possible to watch them. You think I am a traitor and an outsider, OK, whatever, as they say nowadays. It probably costs me more to go to a match than you spend getting there all season, that's my choice, but don't think you can tell me my opinions don't count and I am a traitor and an outsider. I will resist calling you the names I think you should be called, but will suggest you occasionally bring your few brain cells into active use before you post a series of pathetic comments.

True Blue, it's a wind up. I would not be surprised if Makaveli was born in Burnley and subsequently adopted.

I wish it was a wind up, but how can you support something that you have left, or never belonged to.

glen9mullan wrote:

dangerous dave wrote: Perhaps Glen can inform us 'under dogs' what has been said to him by the so called representative of the club and how in the future he or the club will communicate wth us especially when politacal topics such as 'get rid of Kean' or 'to the Venkys 'put your money where your mouth is' come up - as I said you have walked straight into their pocket!!

A full meeting with Steve Kean this week with a group of supporters (This has to happen or all bets are off) A Meeting next week with the Board,independently chaired, with people with influence away from BRFC also present. To answer the questions which have never been asked or answered which effect the long term future of the club. There is a chain of command at Ewood and you have to go through every channel before you get to Venkys, and ultimatley we want Venkys to come over to Blackburn and explain to the supporters in person what they intend to do about this mess. The Kean OUT issue will no doubt be dealt with by the supporters come saturday. However the clubs long term future and the answers we all seek won't be solved on the stands, this can only be solved by talking and actions from the owners

glen9mullan wrote:

dangerous dave wrote:
Perhaps Glen can inform us 'under dogs' what has been said to him by the so called representative of the club and how in the future he or the club will communicate wth us especially when politacal topics such as 'get rid of Kean' or 'to the Venkys 'put your money where your mouth is' come up - as I said you have walked straight into their pocket!!

A full meeting with Steve Kean this week with a group of supporters (This has to happen or all bets are off)
A Meeting next week with the Board,independently chaired, with people with influence away from BRFC also present. To answer the questions which have never been asked or answered which effect the long term future of the club.
There is a chain of command at Ewood and you have to go through every channel before you get to Venkys, and ultimatley we want Venkys to come over to Blackburn and explain to the supporters in person what they intend to do about this mess.
The Kean OUT issue will no doubt be dealt with by the supporters come saturday. However the clubs long term future and the answers we all seek won't be solved on the stands, this can only be solved by talking and actions from the owners

glen9mullan wrote:

dangerous dave wrote:
Perhaps Glen can inform us 'under dogs' what has been said to him by the so called representative of the club and how in the future he or the club will communicate wth us especially when politacal topics such as 'get rid of Kean' or 'to the Venkys 'put your money where your mouth is' come up - as I said you have walked straight into their pocket!!

A full meeting with Steve Kean this week with a group of supporters (This has to happen or all bets are off)
A Meeting next week with the Board,independently chaired, with people with influence away from BRFC also present. To answer the questions which have never been asked or answered which effect the long term future of the club.
There is a chain of command at Ewood and you have to go through every channel before you get to Venkys, and ultimatley we want Venkys to come over to Blackburn and explain to the supporters in person what they intend to do about this mess.
The Kean OUT issue will no doubt be dealt with by the supporters come saturday. However the clubs long term future and the answers we all seek won't be solved on the stands, this can only be solved by talking and actions from the owners

YarkshahRover wrote:
The next two games are winnable as have been two thirds of the games we have already played. Even if we did win the next two games, it would be of no consequence. We are already relegated. What we are fighting for now is the club itself and a structure and leadership to perform with a dergree of honour in the Championship. To be looking forward to repromotion is an unreal expectation at this juncture. We don't have owners with sufficient committment to achieve that. Keep protesting. We have nothing to lose at this point. We are goimg to be the only club in the history of league football to have vounteered themselves for relegation. To those people who are biting at the comments of makaveli96, its tounge in cheek stuff. It's just bate. That said, keep the jokes coming Maka. they brighten up these depressing pages.

makaveli96 wrote:
Oh no, please no, I cant cope!! Not Mrs D, not the Venkys, why, why!! They were so young!! Steve Kean, why did you have to drink dodgy Vodka with them in India!! - If only Makaveli96 wasnt dreaming!

makaveli96 wrote:
I hope EVERYONE involved in this decision was:

a) born in Blackburn
b) lives in Blackburn

If not your views dont count as you are nothing more than an outsider and traitor to:

a) the team you should support
b) my grandad

makaveli96 wrote:
I hope EVERYONE involved in this decision was: a) born in Blackburn b) lives in Blackburn If not your views dont count as you are nothing more than an outsider and traitor to: a) the team you should support b) my grandad

makaveli96 wrote:
I hope EVERYONE involved in this decision was:

a) born in Blackburn
b) lives in Blackburn

If not your views dont count as you are nothing more than an outsider and traitor to:

a) the team you should support
b) my grandad

glen9mullan wrote:
Before everyone flies of the handle, all that has been done here, is we have decided not to have "ORGANISED" Protest for the next two home games, and this has been done as we have requested certain things which has been agreed with the club, including a full meeting with the board, The club has agreed these things we have asked for. However this does not take anyone's right to protest away, all it means is we won't be telling people what they should or should not do. Supporters will make their own minds up come saturday what they wish to do before, during and after. Every supporter is in charge of themselves and also in charge of their own conduct. Previously any offences committed Simon and I would have been also bang to rights after accepting responsibility in writing. Many people have said they will protest how they want and without instruction and also without obstruction. Protest have not ended, the only change is, we won't have any organised for the match on Saturday.

malbymalby wrote:

glen9mullan wrote:
Before everyone flies of the handle, all that has been done here, is we have decided not to have "ORGANISED" Protest for the next two home games, and this has been done as we have requested certain things which has been agreed with the club, including a full meeting with the board, The club has agreed these things we have asked for. However this does not take anyone's right to protest away, all it means is we won't be telling people what they should or should not do. Supporters will make their own minds up come saturday what they wish to do before, during and after. Every supporter is in charge of themselves and also in charge of their own conduct. Previously any offences committed Simon and I would have been also bang to rights after accepting responsibility in writing. Many people have said they will protest how they want and without instruction and also without obstruction. Protest have not ended, the only change is, we won't have any organised for the match on Saturday.

The hounds were released too early, damaging our season, well done Glen you have done a sterling job and contributed to the dire position we now find ourselves in! As for you telling people what to do and not do, or influence as it should more accurately be described, a word of advice - it is easy to stir up negative emotions, much more difficult (perhaps impossible) to replace them with positive ones. I would suggest also that you should consider trying to remove whatever responsibility you have taken on for other people’s actions, as you have no control over the thing you started at all.

samblue wrote:
It seems to me Glen M is in a no-win situation. He's been criticised for organising protests and now he's criticised for suggesting protests are postponed for the next two matches. I haven't always agreed with his views, but at least they are articulate and well thought-out, unlike a lot of the poisonous dross that's posted on here. Personally, I think he and the businessmen are going about it the right way. You've got to remember the culture in India, which is based on respect - and before anyone jumps on this, I'm not suggesting Venkys have earned any respect, apart from the Ronnie Clayton stand - but constant foul-mouthed abuse is more likely to make them dig their heels in and ignore any protests. Be respectful and polite (as hard as that could be) when dealing with Venkys and we may have a chance. I'd bet my season ticket that Ian Battersby and the main stand sponsor didn't just wade in and start shouting and swearing at them. You've got to 'play the game', and in this case the game is 'respect'. It's a matter of treading carefully, putting arguments across in a forceful but reasonable manner, and not alienating any who could be wavering in their support of the present regime.

riversidefan wrote:

malbymalby wrote:

glen9mullan wrote:
Before everyone flies of the handle, all that has been done here, is we have decided not to have "ORGANISED" Protest for the next two home games, and this has been done as we have requested certain things which has been agreed with the club, including a full meeting with the board, The club has agreed these things we have asked for. However this does not take anyone's right to protest away, all it means is we won't be telling people what they should or should not do. Supporters will make their own minds up come saturday what they wish to do before, during and after. Every supporter is in charge of themselves and also in charge of their own conduct. Previously any offences committed Simon and I would have been also bang to rights after accepting responsibility in writing. Many people have said they will protest how they want and without instruction and also without obstruction. Protest have not ended, the only change is, we won't have any organised for the match on Saturday.

The hounds were released too early, damaging our season, well done Glen you have done a sterling job and contributed to the dire position we now find ourselves in! As for you telling people what to do and not do, or influence as it should more accurately be described, a word of advice - it is easy to stir up negative emotions, much more difficult (perhaps impossible) to replace them with positive ones. I would suggest also that you should consider trying to remove whatever responsibility you have taken on for other people’s actions, as you have no control over the thing you started at all.

What a utter load of rubbish. Our only two victories this season occurred on days of demos so doesn't seem to have effected the players. Was Glen responsible for the loss to Wolves and Everton? The protests were a product of the anger many felt, they weren't the cause of the anger. What killed our season was:
1. Kean not being a manager.
2. The summer transfers or lack of them before the Wolves match.

malbymalby wrote:

riversidefan wrote:

malbymalby wrote:

glen9mullan wrote:
Before everyone flies of the handle, all that has been done here, is we have decided not to have "ORGANISED" Protest for the next two home games, and this has been done as we have requested certain things which has been agreed with the club, including a full meeting with the board, The club has agreed these things we have asked for. However this does not take anyone's right to protest away, all it means is we won't be telling people what they should or should not do. Supporters will make their own minds up come saturday what they wish to do before, during and after. Every supporter is in charge of themselves and also in charge of their own conduct. Previously any offences committed Simon and I would have been also bang to rights after accepting responsibility in writing. Many people have said they will protest how they want and without instruction and also without obstruction. Protest have not ended, the only change is, we won't have any organised for the match on Saturday.

The hounds were released too early, damaging our season, well done Glen you have done a sterling job and contributed to the dire position we now find ourselves in! As for you telling people what to do and not do, or influence as it should more accurately be described, a word of advice - it is easy to stir up negative emotions, much more difficult (perhaps impossible) to replace them with positive ones. I would suggest also that you should consider trying to remove whatever responsibility you have taken on for other people’s actions, as you have no control over the thing you started at all.

What a utter load of rubbish. Our only two victories this season occurred on days of demos so doesn't seem to have effected the players. Was Glen responsible for the loss to Wolves and Everton? The protests were a product of the anger many felt, they weren't the cause of the anger. What killed our season was:
1. Kean not being a manager.
2. The summer transfers or lack of them before the Wolves match.

"It doesn't seem to have affected the players", we are 2nd bottom!

malbymalby wrote:

glen9mullan wrote:
Before everyone flies of the handle, all that has been done here, is we have decided not to have "ORGANISED" Protest for the next two home games, and this has been done as we have requested certain things which has been agreed with the club, including a full meeting with the board, The club has agreed these things we have asked for. However this does not take anyone's right to protest away, all it means is we won't be telling people what they should or should not do. Supporters will make their own minds up come saturday what they wish to do before, during and after. Every supporter is in charge of themselves and also in charge of their own conduct. Previously any offences committed Simon and I would have been also bang to rights after accepting responsibility in writing. Many people have said they will protest how they want and without instruction and also without obstruction. Protest have not ended, the only change is, we won't have any organised for the match on Saturday.

The hounds were released too early, damaging our season, well done Glen you have done a sterling job and contributed to the dire position we now find ourselves in! As for you telling people what to do and not do, or influence as it should more accurately be described, a word of advice - it is easy to stir up negative emotions, much more difficult (perhaps impossible) to replace them with positive ones. I would suggest also that you should consider trying to remove whatever responsibility you have taken on for other people’s actions, as you have no control over the thing you started at all.

makaveli96 wrote:
I hope EVERYONE involved in this decision was:

a) born in Blackburn
b) lives in Blackburn

If not your views dont count as you are nothing more than an outsider and traitor to:

a) the team you should support
b) my grandad

makaveli96 wrote:
I hope EVERYONE involved in this decision was:

a) born in Blackburn
b) lives in Blackburn

If not your views dont count as you are nothing more than an outsider and traitor to:

a) the team you should support
b) my grandad

Bangkok Rover wrote:

malbymalby wrote:

glen9mullan wrote:
Before everyone flies of the handle, all that has been done here, is we have decided not to have "ORGANISED" Protest for the next two home games, and this has been done as we have requested certain things which has been agreed with the club, including a full meeting with the board, The club has agreed these things we have asked for. However this does not take anyone's right to protest away, all it means is we won't be telling people what they should or should not do. Supporters will make their own minds up come saturday what they wish to do before, during and after. Every supporter is in charge of themselves and also in charge of their own conduct. Previously any offences committed Simon and I would have been also bang to rights after accepting responsibility in writing. Many people have said they will protest how they want and without instruction and also without obstruction. Protest have not ended, the only change is, we won't have any organised for the match on Saturday.

The hounds were released too early, damaging our season, well done Glen you have done a sterling job and contributed to the dire position we now find ourselves in! As for you telling people what to do and not do, or influence as it should more accurately be described, a word of advice - it is easy to stir up negative emotions, much more difficult (perhaps impossible) to replace them with positive ones. I would suggest also that you should consider trying to remove whatever responsibility you have taken on for other people’s actions, as you have no control over the thing you started at all.

Now that's a post I do agree with.

RobbyRover wrote:

glen9mullan wrote:

dangerous dave wrote: Perhaps Glen can inform us 'under dogs' what has been said to him by the so called representative of the club and how in the future he or the club will communicate wth us especially when politacal topics such as 'get rid of Kean' or 'to the Venkys 'put your money where your mouth is' come up - as I said you have walked straight into their pocket!!

A full meeting with Steve Kean this week with a group of supporters (This has to happen or all bets are off) A Meeting next week with the Board,independently chaired, with people with influence away from BRFC also present. To answer the questions which have never been asked or answered which effect the long term future of the club. There is a chain of command at Ewood and you have to go through every channel before you get to Venkys, and ultimatley we want Venkys to come over to Blackburn and explain to the supporters in person what they intend to do about this mess. The Kean OUT issue will no doubt be dealt with by the supporters come saturday. However the clubs long term future and the answers we all seek won't be solved on the stands, this can only be solved by talking and actions from the owners

I think the approach and compromise you've reached is sensible Glen and I'm behind you. However you have to go in to these meetings with the central aim of Kean Out. I would say with the fans this is how your success will be judged, regardless of any practical long-term solutions implemented.

Baileyblue wrote:

RobbyRover wrote:

glen9mullan wrote:

dangerous dave wrote: Perhaps Glen can inform us 'under dogs' what has been said to him by the so called representative of the club and how in the future he or the club will communicate wth us especially when politacal topics such as 'get rid of Kean' or 'to the Venkys 'put your money where your mouth is' come up - as I said you have walked straight into their pocket!!

A full meeting with Steve Kean this week with a group of supporters (This has to happen or all bets are off) A Meeting next week with the Board,independently chaired, with people with influence away from BRFC also present. To answer the questions which have never been asked or answered which effect the long term future of the club. There is a chain of command at Ewood and you have to go through every channel before you get to Venkys, and ultimatley we want Venkys to come over to Blackburn and explain to the supporters in person what they intend to do about this mess. The Kean OUT issue will no doubt be dealt with by the supporters come saturday. However the clubs long term future and the answers we all seek won't be solved on the stands, this can only be solved by talking and actions from the owners

I think the approach and compromise you've reached is sensible Glen and I'm behind you. However you have to go in to these meetings with the central aim of Kean Out. I would say with the fans this is how your success will be judged, regardless of any practical long-term solutions implemented.

I'm in agreement too about this truce by glen and co, doesn't mean the rest of us fans have signed up to this, my voice will be loud and heard on Saturday for the team and for Kean to get out of our club.
Also well done glen and co who else has got this close to some home truths.
One last point glen be careful don't look directly into his eyes he will brainwash you and you'll come back to us putting a positive spin on everything and certainly don't accept a drink off him it will probably be spiked, but please when your firing all your questions at him and he starts mumbling like a chimp take out a big stick and start poking him and don't stop till he breaks down and says I can't take this anymore I'm not a celebrity now get me out of hear lol

Baileyblue wrote:

RobbyRover wrote:

glen9mullan wrote:

dangerous dave wrote: Perhaps Glen can inform us 'under dogs' what has been said to him by the so called representative of the club and how in the future he or the club will communicate wth us especially when politacal topics such as 'get rid of Kean' or 'to the Venkys 'put your money where your mouth is' come up - as I said you have walked straight into their pocket!!

A full meeting with Steve Kean this week with a group of supporters (This has to happen or all bets are off) A Meeting next week with the Board,independently chaired, with people with influence away from BRFC also present. To answer the questions which have never been asked or answered which effect the long term future of the club. There is a chain of command at Ewood and you have to go through every channel before you get to Venkys, and ultimatley we want Venkys to come over to Blackburn and explain to the supporters in person what they intend to do about this mess. The Kean OUT issue will no doubt be dealt with by the supporters come saturday. However the clubs long term future and the answers we all seek won't be solved on the stands, this can only be solved by talking and actions from the owners

I think the approach and compromise you've reached is sensible Glen and I'm behind you. However you have to go in to these meetings with the central aim of Kean Out. I would say with the fans this is how your success will be judged, regardless of any practical long-term solutions implemented.

I'm in agreement too about this truce by glen and co, doesn't mean the rest of us fans have signed up to this, my voice will be loud and heard on Saturday for the team and for Kean to get out of our club.
Also well done glen and co who else has got this close to some home truths.
One last point glen be careful don't look directly into his eyes he will brainwash you and you'll come back to us putting a positive spin on everything and certainly don't accept a drink off him it will probably be spiked, but please when your firing all your questions at him and he starts mumbling like a chimp take out a big stick and start poking him and don't stop till he breaks down and says I can't take this anymore I'm not a celebrity now get me out of hear lol

malbymalby wrote:

glen9mullan wrote: Before everyone flies of the handle, all that has been done here, is we have decided not to have "ORGANISED" Protest for the next two home games, and this has been done as we have requested certain things which has been agreed with the club, including a full meeting with the board, The club has agreed these things we have asked for. However this does not take anyone's right to protest away, all it means is we won't be telling people what they should or should not do. Supporters will make their own minds up come saturday what they wish to do before, during and after. Every supporter is in charge of themselves and also in charge of their own conduct. Previously any offences committed Simon and I would have been also bang to rights after accepting responsibility in writing. Many people have said they will protest how they want and without instruction and also without obstruction. Protest have not ended, the only change is, we won't have any organised for the match on Saturday.

The hounds were released too early, damaging our season, well done Glen you have done a sterling job and contributed to the dire position we now find ourselves in! As for you telling people what to do and not do, or influence as it should more accurately be described, a word of advice - it is easy to stir up negative emotions, much more difficult (perhaps impossible) to replace them with positive ones. I would suggest also that you should consider trying to remove whatever responsibility you have taken on for other people’s actions, as you have no control over the thing you started at all.

makaveli96 wrote:
I hope EVERYONE involved in this decision was:

a) born in Blackburn
b) lives in Blackburn

If not your views dont count as you are nothing more than an outsider and traitor to:

a) the team you should support
b) my grandad

robnottsfan wrote:

makaveli96 wrote: I hope EVERYONE involved in this decision was: a) born in Blackburn b) lives in Blackburn If not your views dont count as you are nothing more than an outsider and traitor to: a) the team you should support b) my grandad

what a stupid ignorant thing to say!! My 2 sons and I are all season ticket holders nd travel 250 mile round trip to every game, people like this get Blackburn Rovers a bad name - grow up

makaveli96 wrote:
I hope EVERYONE involved in this decision was:

a) born in Blackburn
b) lives in Blackburn

If not your views dont count as you are nothing more than an outsider and traitor to:

a) the team you should support
b) my grandad

samblue wrote:
It seems to me Glen M is in a no-win situation.
He's been criticised for organising protests and now he's criticised for suggesting protests are postponed for the next two matches.
I haven't always agreed with his views, but at least they are articulate and well thought-out, unlike a lot of the poisonous dross that's posted on here.
Personally, I think he and the businessmen are going about it the right way.
You've got to remember the culture in India, which is based on respect - and before anyone jumps on this, I'm not suggesting Venkys have earned any respect, apart from the Ronnie Clayton stand - but constant foul-mouthed abuse is more likely to make them dig their heels in and ignore any protests.
Be respectful and polite (as hard as that could be) when dealing with Venkys and we may have a chance.
I'd bet my season ticket that Ian Battersby and the main stand sponsor didn't just wade in and start shouting and swearing at them. You've got to 'play the game', and in this case the game is 'respect'. It's a matter of treading carefully, putting arguments across in a forceful but reasonable manner, and not alienating any who could be wavering in their support of the present regime.

kitchener2 wrote:

malbymalby wrote:

glen9mullan wrote: Before everyone flies of the handle, all that has been done here, is we have decided not to have "ORGANISED" Protest for the next two home games, and this has been done as we have requested certain things which has been agreed with the club, including a full meeting with the board, The club has agreed these things we have asked for. However this does not take anyone's right to protest away, all it means is we won't be telling people what they should or should not do. Supporters will make their own minds up come saturday what they wish to do before, during and after. Every supporter is in charge of themselves and also in charge of their own conduct. Previously any offences committed Simon and I would have been also bang to rights after accepting responsibility in writing. Many people have said they will protest how they want and without instruction and also without obstruction. Protest have not ended, the only change is, we won't have any organised for the match on Saturday.

The hounds were released too early, damaging our season, well done Glen you have done a sterling job and contributed to the dire position we now find ourselves in! As for you telling people what to do and not do, or influence as it should more accurately be described, a word of advice - it is easy to stir up negative emotions, much more difficult (perhaps impossible) to replace them with positive ones. I would suggest also that you should consider trying to remove whatever responsibility you have taken on for other people’s actions, as you have no control over the thing you started at all.

Just keep taking your rational medication malby, and stop trying to pin the blame for our miserable last twelve months on anyone but the real culprits. P.S. When does the monsoon season start out there in Pune?

stevenpkelly wrote:
Protests or not - unless we win our next two - which we won't - Kean has to go, simples!

One thing I would say about Roberts - I think it's thoroughly unprofessional to be spending so much time and effort on a media career when his work focus should be ENTIRELY on training, playing and scoring goals. Jason?

malbymalby wrote:

glen9mullan wrote: Before everyone flies of the handle, all that has been done here, is we have decided not to have "ORGANISED" Protest for the next two home games, and this has been done as we have requested certain things which has been agreed with the club, including a full meeting with the board, The club has agreed these things we have asked for. However this does not take anyone's right to protest away, all it means is we won't be telling people what they should or should not do. Supporters will make their own minds up come saturday what they wish to do before, during and after. Every supporter is in charge of themselves and also in charge of their own conduct. Previously any offences committed Simon and I would have been also bang to rights after accepting responsibility in writing. Many people have said they will protest how they want and without instruction and also without obstruction. Protest have not ended, the only change is, we won't have any organised for the match on Saturday.

The hounds were released too early, damaging our season, well done Glen you have done a sterling job and contributed to the dire position we now find ourselves in! As for you telling people what to do and not do, or influence as it should more accurately be described, a word of advice - it is easy to stir up negative emotions, much more difficult (perhaps impossible) to replace them with positive ones. I would suggest also that you should consider trying to remove whatever responsibility you have taken on for other people’s actions, as you have no control over the thing you started at all.

Russ ov the rovers wrote:

malbymalby wrote:

glen9mullan wrote: Before everyone flies of the handle, all that has been done here, is we have decided not to have "ORGANISED" Protest for the next two home games, and this has been done as we have requested certain things which has been agreed with the club, including a full meeting with the board, The club has agreed these things we have asked for. However this does not take anyone's right to protest away, all it means is we won't be telling people what they should or should not do. Supporters will make their own minds up come saturday what they wish to do before, during and after. Every supporter is in charge of themselves and also in charge of their own conduct. Previously any offences committed Simon and I would have been also bang to rights after accepting responsibility in writing. Many people have said they will protest how they want and without instruction and also without obstruction. Protest have not ended, the only change is, we won't have any organised for the match on Saturday.

The hounds were released too early, damaging our season, well done Glen you have done a sterling job and contributed to the dire position we now find ourselves in! As for you telling people what to do and not do, or influence as it should more accurately be described, a word of advice - it is easy to stir up negative emotions, much more difficult (perhaps impossible) to replace them with positive ones. I would suggest also that you should consider trying to remove whatever responsibility you have taken on for other people’s actions, as you have no control over the thing you started at all.

...and you will always get idiotic comments like yours pal, do not blame our Glen for what is quite obviously Kean and Venkys doing. Glen stood up with many of his fellow fans myself included to make a stance and let the world know we were not happy with the direction "OUR" club was going long before many others realised what was happening.

Just because this statement has come out does not mean the fight is over.

So keep your suggestions to yourself and your wild accusations.

Coeur de Lion wrote:
I won't be protesting because for the first time in 41 years despite having a season ticket, I have made a concious decision not to go again until Kean has gone and they have hired a proper Premiership manager!

Coeur de Lion wrote:
I won't be protesting because for the first time in 41 years despite having a season ticket, I have made a concious decision not to go again until Kean has gone and they have hired a proper Premiership manager!

Coeur de Lion wrote:
I won't be protesting because for the first time in 41 years despite having a season ticket, I have made a concious decision not to go again until Kean has gone and they have hired a proper Premiership manager!

Dukes wrote:
One minute we are protesting the next we are being asked to 'tow the line'? I'm sorry but this is turning into a right proper fiasco.

Iii1111 wrote:

Coeur de Lion wrote:
I won't be protesting because for the first time in 41 years despite having a season ticket, I have made a concious decision not to go again until Kean has gone and they have hired a proper Premiership manager!

shame, you may never see them again in the top division of English football……forget about Kean/ Venkeys…..the team needs us the fans more than ever now….the town needs a top flight club…..whilst we’ve a chance why not grasp it!……I luv my team and will support them always no matter who manages or owns them….Blackburn Rovers is about us the fans the area and the history of our great club …I urge you not to let some Johnny come lately drive you away….the team needs you.

showbiz wrote:
Self appointed Mullan says protests are off?

Get stuffed...I don't need you to tell me when I can and can't speak my mind about what's going on.

If that happens to be during the games against WBA and Bolton, then so be it.

GM = sold out.

IvanDobsky wrote:
I think yer all ****, rolling over cause you've been fed some tuna. Not me, my relegation mission continues, I paid for my ticket, I've paid for my t shirt and now I want my money's worth. I am going to boo all the way through the next two games and you dumb arses will join in because you can't help yourselves like lemmings over a cliff. Together we will break the will of your players and make sure you get a very sound drubbing. This will guarantee relegation and then my mission will be complete.
Ivan the terrible.
BFC

makaveli96 wrote:
If you all move back home to Blackburn I shall forgive you my children!

Coeur de Lion wrote:

Iii1111 wrote:

Coeur de Lion wrote:
I won't be protesting because for the first time in 41 years despite having a season ticket, I have made a concious decision not to go again until Kean has gone and they have hired a proper Premiership manager!

shame, you may never see them again in the top division of English football……forget about Kean/ Venkeys…..the team needs us the fans more than ever now….the town needs a top flight club…..whilst we’ve a chance why not grasp it!……I luv my team and will support them always no matter who manages or owns them….Blackburn Rovers is about us the fans the area and the history of our great club …I urge you not to let some Johnny come lately drive you away….the team needs you.

I was on Ewood park for the smallest ever league gate and the largest, out of the last 41 years I have had a season ticket for 36 of them. I am a proper fan but, and here is the rub- this lot of clowns have upset my home life to the extent that I have been falling out with people and this has got to stop, my home life is more important than football!!!!!!!!

Sam-the-Man wrote:

IvanDobsky wrote:
I think yer all ****, rolling over cause you've been fed some tuna. Not me, my relegation mission continues, I paid for my ticket, I've paid for my t shirt and now I want my money's worth. I am going to boo all the way through the next two games and you dumb arses will join in because you can't help yourselves like lemmings over a cliff. Together we will break the will of your players and make sure you get a very sound drubbing. This will guarantee relegation and then my mission will be complete.
Ivan the terrible.
BFC

Ivan. Give it a rest. I'm sick of reading the same garbage from you day after day. Have some banter, take the pi$$ but FFS change the record.

IvanDobsky wrote:

Sam-the-Man wrote:

IvanDobsky wrote:
I think yer all ****, rolling over cause you've been fed some tuna. Not me, my relegation mission continues, I paid for my ticket, I've paid for my t shirt and now I want my money's worth. I am going to boo all the way through the next two games and you dumb arses will join in because you can't help yourselves like lemmings over a cliff. Together we will break the will of your players and make sure you get a very sound drubbing. This will guarantee relegation and then my mission will be complete.
Ivan the terrible.
BFC

Ivan. Give it a rest. I'm sick of reading the same garbage from you day after day. Have some banter, take the pi$$ but FFS change the record.

So you think I'm taking the p1ss?, we shall see!

Sam-the-Man wrote:

IvanDobsky wrote: I think yer all ****, rolling over cause you've been fed some tuna. Not me, my relegation mission continues, I paid for my ticket, I've paid for my t shirt and now I want my money's worth. I am going to boo all the way through the next two games and you dumb arses will join in because you can't help yourselves like lemmings over a cliff. Together we will break the will of your players and make sure you get a very sound drubbing. This will guarantee relegation and then my mission will be complete. Ivan the terrible. BFC

Ivan. Give it a rest. I'm sick of reading the same garbage from you day after day. Have some banter, take the pi$$ but FFS change the record.

glen9mullan wrote:
Before everyone flies of the handle, all that has been done here, is we have decided not to have "ORGANISED" Protest for the next two home games, and this has been done as we have requested certain things which has been agreed with the club, including a full meeting with the board, The club has agreed these things we have asked for. However this does not take anyone's right to protest away, all it means is we won't be telling people what they should or should not do. Supporters will make their own minds up come saturday what they wish to do before, during and after. Every supporter is in charge of themselves and also in charge of their own conduct. Previously any offences committed Simon and I would have been also bang to rights after accepting responsibility in writing. Many people have said they will protest how they want and without instruction and also without obstruction. Protest have not ended, the only change is, we won't have any organised for the match on Saturday.

rover_schultz10 wrote:

makaveli96 wrote:
If you all move back home to Blackburn I shall forgive you my children!

You are so full of S**t my friend, all you ever do on these stories or forums or whatever is post S**ty jokes so much that no one bothers to read any of the other comments as they cant be @rsed trying to skip all your jokes, grow up you D1ck and dont give up the F****ng day job

in moses we trust wrote:
It will be interesting at the Bolton match to see if there's no protest after you've lost to West Brom.

in moses we trust wrote:
It will be interesting at the Bolton match to see if there's no protest after you've lost to West Brom.

Cha'mone MF wrote:

IvanDobsky wrote:

Sam-the-Man wrote:

IvanDobsky wrote: I think yer all ****, rolling over cause you've been fed some tuna. Not me, my relegation mission continues, I paid for my ticket, I've paid for my t shirt and now I want my money's worth. I am going to boo all the way through the next two games and you dumb arses will join in because you can't help yourselves like lemmings over a cliff. Together we will break the will of your players and make sure you get a very sound drubbing. This will guarantee relegation and then my mission will be complete. Ivan the terrible. BFC

Ivan. Give it a rest. I'm sick of reading the same garbage from you day after day. Have some banter, take the pi$$ but FFS change the record.

So you think I'm taking the p1ss?, we shall see!

Go for it Ivan. You get my vote !

True Blue in Leicester wrote:

makaveli96 wrote: I hope EVERYONE involved in this decision was: a) born in Blackburn b) lives in Blackburn If not your views dont count as you are nothing more than an outsider and traitor to: a) the team you should support b) my grandad

You seem to have a series of pathetic comments on this blog, but this is just stupid. I live in Leicester, I have supported Rovers since 1954, and had a season ticket for many many years since then and almost certainly for more than the number of years you have been alive. Even though I work many weekends now I still travel as often as physically possible to watch them. You think I am a traitor and an outsider, OK, whatever, as they say nowadays. It probably costs me more to go to a match than you spend getting there all season, that's my choice, but don't think you can tell me my opinions don't count and I am a traitor and an outsider. I will resist calling you the names I think you should be called, but will suggest you occasionally bring your few brain cells into active use before you post a series of pathetic comments.

Manuel Hung wrote:

Cha'mone MF wrote:

IvanDobsky wrote:

Sam-the-Man wrote:

IvanDobsky wrote: I think yer all ****, rolling over cause you've been fed some tuna. Not me, my relegation mission continues, I paid for my ticket, I've paid for my t shirt and now I want my money's worth. I am going to boo all the way through the next two games and you dumb arses will join in because you can't help yourselves like lemmings over a cliff. Together we will break the will of your players and make sure you get a very sound drubbing. This will guarantee relegation and then my mission will be complete. Ivan the terrible. BFC

Ivan. Give it a rest. I'm sick of reading the same garbage from you day after day. Have some banter, take the pi$$ but FFS change the record.

So you think I'm taking the p1ss?, we shall see!

Go for it Ivan. You get my vote !

IVAN FOR PRESIDENT!!
.
Go on son!!!!

Keep Darwen Green wrote:

rover_schultz10 wrote:

makaveli96 wrote:
If you all move back home to Blackburn I shall forgive you my children!

You are so full of S**t my friend, all you ever do on these stories or forums or whatever is post S**ty jokes so much that no one bothers to read any of the other comments as they cant be @rsed trying to skip all your jokes, grow up you D1ck and dont give up the F****ng day job

You leave the macka alone he brightens up my miserable day even though I don't come from Blackburn or live in one of the turnstiles, he's an institution, I think he needs his own statue right outside the DARWEN end just to make him smile.
Sometimes he can be close to the bone and very politically incorrect but then again, so is the situation.

IvanDobsky wrote:

Manuel Hung wrote:

Cha'mone MF wrote:

IvanDobsky wrote:

Sam-the-Man wrote:

IvanDobsky wrote: I think yer all ****, rolling over cause you've been fed some tuna. Not me, my relegation mission continues, I paid for my ticket, I've paid for my t shirt and now I want my money's worth. I am going to boo all the way through the next two games and you dumb arses will join in because you can't help yourselves like lemmings over a cliff. Together we will break the will of your players and make sure you get a very sound drubbing. This will guarantee relegation and then my mission will be complete. Ivan the terrible. BFC

Ivan. Give it a rest. I'm sick of reading the same garbage from you day after day. Have some banter, take the pi$$ but FFS change the record.

So you think I'm taking the p1ss?, we shall see!

Go for it Ivan. You get my vote !

IVAN FOR PRESIDENT!! . Go on son!!!!

You see I do have some support, we are like the Burnley equivilant of the SAS. My mission is to infiltrate the next two Rovers home matches wearing a protesters T-shirt and boo from the kick off until the final whistle. This action has been designed to suck in all the Rovers brain dead lemming nomarks into destroying their own teams morale and thus performing like a bunch of under 11's on haslingdens cow pat infested mud pit on a sunday afternoon. I expect the opposition to break double figures such is going to be the low ebb of self belief the players feel. My god we even had Givet feigning a heart attack to get off the pitch last time they ran out. I'm sure all of the brain dead will join with me, thinking I am one of theirs and we will even congratulate one another on what a fine job we did of ensuring relegation. Mission accomplished and all for £25 cheap as chips. and a fun day out for all. Its a lot cheaper than hiring a plane for £2500 but will have far deeper impact. You see we still owe you for the plane over Turf Moor Any Claret fans wanting a day out may tag along for the spectacle. Ivan the terrible. BFC

Stone Island wrote:

showbiz wrote:
Self appointed Mullan says protests are off?

Get stuffed...I don't need you to tell me when I can and can't speak my mind about what's going on.

If that happens to be during the games against WBA and Bolton, then so be it.

GM = sold out.

You're missing the point I think. ORGANISED protests are on hold. That means there are NO protests ORGANISED. Spontaneous protests during the next two games will almost certainly occur.

mersey-blues wrote:
I have I just hope we can get the 2 wins against WBA and BW, I fear not though.

As for the Venkys I don't trust them, a few people have said that the protests are disrespectful in their culture. In my culture you tell someone how it is and your actions speak louder than words. Act now, remove muppet and give new manager (Hughes) money in transfer window and I'll happily bin my 'Venkys Out' t-shirt. I think however that I'll be wearing it on Blackpool beach come the summer!

IvanDobsky wrote:

mersey-blues wrote:
I have I just hope we can get the 2 wins against WBA and BW, I fear not though.

As for the Venkys I don't trust them, a few people have said that the protests are disrespectful in their culture. In my culture you tell someone how it is and your actions speak louder than words. Act now, remove muppet and give new manager (Hughes) money in transfer window and I'll happily bin my 'Venkys Out' t-shirt. I think however that I'll be wearing it on Blackpool beach come the summer!

If you have no further use for that T shirt please make it available to a Claret fan, that way we don't have to shell out more than we need when we come down on masse to relegate your dumb arses against WBA and BW.
Ivan the terrible BFC

makaveli96 wrote:
I hope EVERYONE involved in this decision was:

a) born in Blackburn
b) lives in Blackburn

If not your views dont count as you are nothing more than an outsider and traitor to:

a) the team you should support
b) my grandad

malbymalby wrote:

glen9mullan wrote:
Before everyone flies of the handle, all that has been done here, is we have decided not to have "ORGANISED" Protest for the next two home games, and this has been done as we have requested certain things which has been agreed with the club, including a full meeting with the board, The club has agreed these things we have asked for. However this does not take anyone's right to protest away, all it means is we won't be telling people what they should or should not do. Supporters will make their own minds up come saturday what they wish to do before, during and after. Every supporter is in charge of themselves and also in charge of their own conduct. Previously any offences committed Simon and I would have been also bang to rights after accepting responsibility in writing. Many people have said they will protest how they want and without instruction and also without obstruction. Protest have not ended, the only change is, we won't have any organised for the match on Saturday.

The hounds were released too early, damaging our season, well done Glen you have done a sterling job and contributed to the dire position we now find ourselves in! As for you telling people what to do and not do, or influence as it should more accurately be described, a word of advice - it is easy to stir up negative emotions, much more difficult (perhaps impossible) to replace them with positive ones. I would suggest also that you should consider trying to remove whatever responsibility you have taken on for other people’s actions, as you have no control over the thing you started at all.

Manuel Hung wrote:

Dukes wrote:
One minute we are protesting the next we are being asked to 'tow the line'? I'm sorry but this is turning into a right proper fiasco.

Good to see you 'protestors' are doing as your masters tell you!
.
Your protest off the pitch is on a par with your clubs performance on it.
.
No enthusiasm, No conviction, No chance of being victorious, No point turning up?
.
.
God save the Kean!!

IvanDobsky wrote:

mersey-blues wrote:
I have I just hope we can get the 2 wins against WBA and BW, I fear not though.

As for the Venkys I don't trust them, a few people have said that the protests are disrespectful in their culture. In my culture you tell someone how it is and your actions speak louder than words. Act now, remove muppet and give new manager (Hughes) money in transfer window and I'll happily bin my 'Venkys Out' t-shirt. I think however that I'll be wearing it on Blackpool beach come the summer!

If you have no further use for that T shirt please make it available to a Claret fan, that way we don't have to shell out more than we need when we come down on masse to relegate your dumb arses against WBA and BW.
Ivan the terrible BFC

Ewood-b-happy wrote:

Manuel Hung wrote:

Dukes wrote:
One minute we are protesting the next we are being asked to 'tow the line'? I'm sorry but this is turning into a right proper fiasco.

Good to see you 'protestors' are doing as your masters tell you!
.
Your protest off the pitch is on a par with your clubs performance on it.
.
No enthusiasm, No conviction, No chance of being victorious, No point turning up?
.
.
God save the Kean!!

Little Dick - DO ONE.

Ewood-b-happy wrote:

IvanDobsky wrote:

mersey-blues wrote:
I have I just hope we can get the 2 wins against WBA and BW, I fear not though.

As for the Venkys I don't trust them, a few people have said that the protests are disrespectful in their culture. In my culture you tell someone how it is and your actions speak louder than words. Act now, remove muppet and give new manager (Hughes) money in transfer window and I'll happily bin my 'Venkys Out' t-shirt. I think however that I'll be wearing it on Blackpool beach come the summer!

If you have no further use for that T shirt please make it available to a Claret fan, that way we don't have to shell out more than we need when we come down on masse to relegate your dumb arses against WBA and BW.
Ivan the terrible BFC

Ivangobshite, why don't you and Little Dick get it on? Your obviously both lonely dingle inbreds. Just imagine knocking his back doors in, whilst you both big yourselves up. Role play could be good, Ivan the terrible and Manuel Hung. Only question is who'd be the GIMP. Why not share? Im sure your both up to it.
Remember to sing your ditty in his ears,
"I'm a DINGLE DANGLE DINGLE, with a floppy claret hat, I talk alot of s#*t, and prefer a dick, to Tw@t.

Manuel Hung wrote:

Ewood-b-happy wrote:

Manuel Hung wrote:

Dukes wrote:
One minute we are protesting the next we are being asked to 'tow the line'? I'm sorry but this is turning into a right proper fiasco.

Good to see you 'protestors' are doing as your masters tell you!
.
Your protest off the pitch is on a par with your clubs performance on it.
.
No enthusiasm, No conviction, No chance of being victorious, No point turning up?
.
.
God save the Kean!!

Little Dick - DO ONE.

How very eloquent?
.
And for that reason my grintwum you and your miserable protest will not achieve anything.
.
I can just see you down the boozer now.
Asking all the other losers what you have to do this weekend.
"are we demonstrating today or do we listen to our masters"?
.
Here's a thought. Why not save your money and brain power and just stay at home in bed with your sister?
.
Relegation and financial ruin followed by closure is inevitable.
.
.
.
And you know it!!!
Ha ha ha!!

Ewood-b-happy wrote:

Manuel Hung wrote:

Ewood-b-happy wrote:

Manuel Hung wrote:

Dukes wrote:
One minute we are protesting the next we are being asked to 'tow the line'? I'm sorry but this is turning into a right proper fiasco.

Good to see you 'protestors' are doing as your masters tell you!
.
Your protest off the pitch is on a par with your clubs performance on it.
.
No enthusiasm, No conviction, No chance of being victorious, No point turning up?
.
.
God save the Kean!!

Little Dick - DO ONE.

How very eloquent?
.
And for that reason my grintwum you and your miserable protest will not achieve anything.
.
I can just see you down the boozer now.
Asking all the other losers what you have to do this weekend.
"are we demonstrating today or do we listen to our masters"?
.
Here's a thought. Why not save your money and brain power and just stay at home in bed with your sister?
.
Relegation and financial ruin followed by closure is inevitable.
.
.
.
And you know it!!!
Ha ha ha!!

read above post, Little Dick - Gobshite's waiting for your rear entry.

Manuel Hung wrote:

Ewood-b-happy wrote:

Manuel Hung wrote:

Ewood-b-happy wrote:

Manuel Hung wrote:

Dukes wrote:
One minute we are protesting the next we are being asked to 'tow the line'? I'm sorry but this is turning into a right proper fiasco.

Good to see you 'protestors' are doing as your masters tell you!
.
Your protest off the pitch is on a par with your clubs performance on it.
.
No enthusiasm, No conviction, No chance of being victorious, No point turning up?
.
.
God save the Kean!!

Little Dick - DO ONE.

How very eloquent?
.
And for that reason my grintwum you and your miserable protest will not achieve anything.
.
I can just see you down the boozer now.
Asking all the other losers what you have to do this weekend.
"are we demonstrating today or do we listen to our masters"?
.
Here's a thought. Why not save your money and brain power and just stay at home in bed with your sister?
.
Relegation and financial ruin followed by closure is inevitable.
.
.
.
And you know it!!!
Ha ha ha!!

read above post, Little Dick - Gobshite's waiting for your rear entry.

if I can borrow a quote from your uncle
.
"just have it"
.
You're going down quicker than your mum on the window cleaner.
.
It's just a fact?


Pmsl!

Conunndrum wrote:
All those having a go at Glenn as if he is trying to be a 'celeb' of some sort, for doing this need to get a grip. The man is pro-actively taking what steps he can to resolve the cr*p situation we are in. He hasn't sold out, he has simply stated he has managed to get a promise of a meeting with members of Rovers board and that all 'co-ordinated' protests are on hold. He has not told anyone they can or can't protest. That's all an individual decision.
I praise what you've done Glenn. I just hope, if you do get this meeting with Kean and/or the board, you don't hold back or tame down yours and our feelings. Kean has to go and needs to be told so. If this isn't made clear, I will lose all faith in any future 'organised' protests.

mark anthony wrote:
DO has the Master tell"s you Carry on Rovers staring Sid James, stev Kean, venkers, support actors take your pick lol

makaveli96 wrote:
“The protest organisers would also like to make a personal apology to Jason Roberts for the chants heard during the last protest, it was not in the spirit of why we were protesting.”

I give up!

mersey-blues wrote:

Manuel Hung wrote:

Ewood-b-happy wrote:

Manuel Hung wrote:

Ewood-b-happy wrote:

Manuel Hung wrote:

Dukes wrote:
One minute we are protesting the next we are being asked to 'tow the line'? I'm sorry but this is turning into a right proper fiasco.

Good to see you 'protestors' are doing as your masters tell you!
.
Your protest off the pitch is on a par with your clubs performance on it.
.
No enthusiasm, No conviction, No chance of being victorious, No point turning up?
.
.
God save the Kean!!

Little Dick - DO ONE.

How very eloquent?
.
And for that reason my grintwum you and your miserable protest will not achieve anything.
.
I can just see you down the boozer now.
Asking all the other losers what you have to do this weekend.
"are we demonstrating today or do we listen to our masters"?
.
Here's a thought. Why not save your money and brain power and just stay at home in bed with your sister?
.
Relegation and financial ruin followed by closure is inevitable.
.
.
.
And you know it!!!
Ha ha ha!!

read above post, Little Dick - Gobshite's waiting for your rear entry.

if I can borrow a quote from your uncle
.
"just have it"
.
You're going down quicker than your mum on the window cleaner.
.
It's just a fact?


Pmsl!

You sad little d1ck tw@t, funny you not commented on bumleys article?? That's cause you have no interest in your own club. I guess life in the shadows of big brother must be difficult. f'off

Manuel Hung wrote:

mersey-blues wrote:

Manuel Hung wrote:

Ewood-b-happy wrote:

Manuel Hung wrote:

Ewood-b-happy wrote:

Manuel Hung wrote:

Dukes wrote:
One minute we are protesting the next we are being asked to 'tow the line'? I'm sorry but this is turning into a right proper fiasco.

Good to see you 'protestors' are doing as your masters tell you!
.
Your protest off the pitch is on a par with your clubs performance on it.
.
No enthusiasm, No conviction, No chance of being victorious, No point turning up?
.
.
God save the Kean!!

Little Dick - DO ONE.

How very eloquent?
.
And for that reason my grintwum you and your miserable protest will not achieve anything.
.
I can just see you down the boozer now.
Asking all the other losers what you have to do this weekend.
"are we demonstrating today or do we listen to our masters"?
.
Here's a thought. Why not save your money and brain power and just stay at home in bed with your sister?
.
Relegation and financial ruin followed by closure is inevitable.
.
.
.
And you know it!!!
Ha ha ha!!

read above post, Little Dick - Gobshite's waiting for your rear entry.

if I can borrow a quote from your uncle
.
"just have it"
.
You're going down quicker than your mum on the window cleaner.
.
It's just a fact?


Pmsl!

You sad little d1ck tw@t, funny you not commented on bumleys article?? That's cause you have no interest in your own club. I guess life in the shadows of big brother must be difficult. f'off

Just do as you are told by your masters like all the other grintwums.

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There's a good boy!

just-football wrote:
Even the the journo's are now getting what is going on at Ewood!

This is a must see!

http://www.youtube.c

om/watch?v=TbUpAVP95

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merlinrabbit wrote:

mark anthony wrote:
DO has the Master tell"s you Carry on Rovers staring Sid James, stev Kean, venkers, support actors take your pick lol

For goodness sake learn to write before you attempt to take the micky in writing. You must come from Burnley with such literacy skills. Home of the most dumb people in the country

glen9mullan wrote:
Before everyone flies of the handle, all that has been done here, is we have decided not to have "ORGANISED" Protest for the next two home games, and this has been done as we have requested certain things which has been agreed with the club, including a full meeting with the board, The club has agreed these things we have asked for. However this does not take anyone's right to protest away, all it means is we won't be telling people what they should or should not do. Supporters will make their own minds up come saturday what they wish to do before, during and after. Every supporter is in charge of themselves and also in charge of their own conduct. Previously any offences committed Simon and I would have been also bang to rights after accepting responsibility in writing. Many people have said they will protest how they want and without instruction and also without obstruction. Protest have not ended, the only change is, we won't have any organised for the match on Saturday.

Ewood-b-happy wrote:

malbymalby wrote:

glen9mullan wrote:
Before everyone flies of the handle, all that has been done here, is we have decided not to have "ORGANISED" Protest for the next two home games, and this has been done as we have requested certain things which has been agreed with the club, including a full meeting with the board, The club has agreed these things we have asked for. However this does not take anyone's right to protest away, all it means is we won't be telling people what they should or should not do. Supporters will make their own minds up come saturday what they wish to do before, during and after. Every supporter is in charge of themselves and also in charge of their own conduct. Previously any offences committed Simon and I would have been also bang to rights after accepting responsibility in writing. Many people have said they will protest how they want and without instruction and also without obstruction. Protest have not ended, the only change is, we won't have any organised for the match on Saturday.

The hounds were released too early, damaging our season, well done Glen you have done a sterling job and contributed to the dire position we now find ourselves in! As for you telling people what to do and not do, or influence as it should more accurately be described, a word of advice - it is easy to stir up negative emotions, much more difficult (perhaps impossible) to replace them with positive ones. I would suggest also that you should consider trying to remove whatever responsibility you have taken on for other people’s actions, as you have no control over the thing you started at all.

Your assuming that all protestors are easily led without minds of their own.
I'm quite capable of formulating my own opinions, judging the pro's and con's of the situation. I decided to protest not because of Glen, but because of the situation unravelling at Rovers. It was easy to see last season that Kean was not up to the job and Venkys were not living up to thier promises. I may say that we who did raise questions early could see the farce unfolding long before people such as yourself. The only comparison you could make to hounds, is that we sniffed the S#*t out earliest!!
100% BRFC

Lancs - pensioner wrote:
Glen, your as bad as the Venkys, I ask you, what is the good news you have heard, what as changed your mind, this is what you where supposed to find out and then (heres the clue) LET US ALL KNOW, if you have seen the light then TELL US, your as bad as them. The fans group that went over months ago came back and said nothing, and now you, how do we know if you have not on the payroll at this very moment, I say to you what you said to the Venkys, whats going on? if you dont respond then its the same as usual, PROTEST and keep PROTESTING.

RobbyRover wrote:
I'm happy to get behind Venky's and give them my full support....

.... on the condition they sack Kean and bring in a recognised manager

alfa111 wrote:

glen9mullan wrote:
Before everyone flies of the handle, all that has been done here, is we have decided not to have "ORGANISED" Protest for the next two home games, and this has been done as we have requested certain things which has been agreed with the club, including a full meeting with the board, The club has agreed these things we have asked for. However this does not take anyone's right to protest away, all it means is we won't be telling people what they should or should not do. Supporters will make their own minds up come saturday what they wish to do before, during and after. Every supporter is in charge of themselves and also in charge of their own conduct. Previously any offences committed Simon and I would have been also bang to rights after accepting responsibility in writing. Many people have said they will protest how they want and without instruction and also without obstruction. Protest have not ended, the only change is, we won't have any organised for the match on Saturday.

Glen could you tell the fans what it is that you are very very happy with concerning the communications and what the progress you have made is?cheers.

saint.george wrote:

RobbyRover wrote: I'm happy to get behind Venky's and give them my full support.... .... on the condition they sack Kean and bring in a recognised manager

Which they won't do ... so what's plan B ? Protest ... oh no, been there ...

RobbyRover wrote:

saint.george wrote:

RobbyRover wrote: I'm happy to get behind Venky's and give them my full support.... .... on the condition they sack Kean and bring in a recognised manager

Which they won't do ... so what's plan B ? Protest ... oh no, been there ...

Don't have a Plan B, just C. Well, Operation really. Operation Chicken. I don't know what it is yet but it'll involve chickens and bring down the Venky's empire.

Any ideas? They have to be clucking good mind...

samblue wrote:
It seems to me Glen M is in a no-win situation.
He's been criticised for organising protests and now he's criticised for suggesting protests are postponed for the next two matches.
I haven't always agreed with his views, but at least they are articulate and well thought-out, unlike a lot of the poisonous dross that's posted on here.
Personally, I think he and the businessmen are going about it the right way.
You've got to remember the culture in India, which is based on respect - and before anyone jumps on this, I'm not suggesting Venkys have earned any respect, apart from the Ronnie Clayton stand - but constant foul-mouthed abuse is more likely to make them dig their heels in and ignore any protests.
Be respectful and polite (as hard as that could be) when dealing with Venkys and we may have a chance.
I'd bet my season ticket that Ian Battersby and the main stand sponsor didn't just wade in and start shouting and swearing at them. You've got to 'play the game', and in this case the game is 'respect'. It's a matter of treading carefully, putting arguments across in a forceful but reasonable manner, and not alienating any who could be wavering in their support of the present regime.

tmonty wrote:

makaveli96 wrote:
I hope EVERYONE involved in this decision was:

a) born in Blackburn
b) lives in Blackburn

If not your views dont count as you are nothing more than an outsider and traitor to:

a) the team you should support
b) my grandad

Comments like this are a joke! I am Rovers supporter from Ireland and care just as much for the future of the club as anyone born & bred in Blackburn.

tmonty wrote:

makaveli96 wrote:
I hope EVERYONE involved in this decision was:

a) born in Blackburn
b) lives in Blackburn

If not your views dont count as you are nothing more than an outsider and traitor to:

a) the team you should support
b) my grandad

Comments like this are a joke! I am Rovers supporter from Ireland and care just as much for the future of the club as anyone born & bred in Blackburn.

tmonty wrote:

makaveli96 wrote:
I hope EVERYONE involved in this decision was:

a) born in Blackburn
b) lives in Blackburn

If not your views dont count as you are nothing more than an outsider and traitor to:

a) the team you should support
b) my grandad

Comments like this are a joke! I am Rovers supporter from Ireland and care just as much for the future of the club as anyone born & bred in Blackburn.

Eee-Bygum wrote:
This is Very Good news! the ONLY thing a Football Fan can change is a Game by being the 13TH Man. We cant deal with the clubs finance or new players that are bought or sold,nor can we tell any Manager how to set-out his stall, gone have the days when you hear about every player who is injured unless they are out for more than 4 weeks. Only the management Staff know who will play and where they will play every game,all Managers now keep their game plan a secret,King Kenny started that as we all know! It's going to be a up hill battle but IF WE WILL GET THERE IF WE STICK TOGHETHER! The thought of any more Acton should NOW be forgot about because they DONT WORK! Remember we are ALL the 13TH Man! that WILL CHANGE the Results. COME ON YOU BLUES COME ON YOU BLUES COME ON YOU BLUES COME ON YOU BLUES COME ON YOU BLUES COME ON YOU BLUES COME ON YOU BLUES COME ON YOU BLUES COME ON YOU BLUES COME ON YOU BLUES COME ON YOU BLUES COME ON YOU BLUES COME ON YOU BLUES COME ON YOU BLUES COME ON YOU BLUES COME ON YOU BLUES COME ON YOU BLUES COME ON YOU BLUES COME ON YOU BLUES COME ON YOU BLUES COME ON YOU BLUES COME ON YOU BLUES COME ON YOU BLUES COME ON YOU BLUES. Rememeber one Life ONE FOOTBALL CLUB "THE ROVERS"

in moses we trust wrote:
Your whole little club is total embarrassment to the premier league the sooner you are relegated the better.

Keep Darwen Green wrote:

in moses we trust wrote:
Your whole little club is total embarrassment to the premier league the sooner you are relegated the better.

Hey up, its notlobberbobberjobbe

r.
Notlob more of a bottom bandit than Michael Barrymore. How is life at the back door? Will you be ready for your christmas stuffing? duely handed out by us to you?
Tell me, as Cahill is so great and worth 250 million pounds since his move from villa, a team for which he couldn't get in the side, how come you are sh1t at the back? I know why we are sh1t at the back because we have yet to field the same back four in consecutive games so whats your excuse Notlobber?
How come the only person saying Cahill is worth 250 million pounds is Jimmy Krankie? I think you are doomed, don't get me wrong, I think we are currently doomed as well, but you lot are worse than us.
Got to go, its time for a Notlob Bob

in moses we trust wrote:

Keep Darwen Green wrote:

in moses we trust wrote:
Your whole little club is total embarrassment to the premier league the sooner you are relegated the better.

Hey up, its notlobberbobberjobbe


r.
Notlob more of a bottom bandit than Michael Barrymore. How is life at the back door? Will you be ready for your christmas stuffing? duely handed out by us to you?
Tell me, as Cahill is so great and worth 250 million pounds since his move from villa, a team for which he couldn't get in the side, how come you are sh1t at the back? I know why we are sh1t at the back because we have yet to field the same back four in consecutive games so whats your excuse Notlobber?
How come the only person saying Cahill is worth 250 million pounds is Jimmy Krankie? I think you are doomed, don't get me wrong, I think we are currently doomed as well, but you lot are worse than us.
Got to go, its time for a Notlob Bob

How very sad spending all that time posting such utter crap. Your lack of knowledge of all things football is frightening, so instead you just talk absolute rubbish.You really should try and step out of the gutter occasionally.

makaveli96 wrote:
I wonder what mrs d's trumps smell like?

Livesey rover wrote:
The irony! I can't believe the protest organisers are now in the venkys pockets! Hilarious! I bet they aren't even from Blackburn. Also, I bet they jumped on the walker bandwagon and they had lfc quilt cover and matching curtains when they were kids, like a lot of our fans. Glory hunters! It will be worth relegation to get rid of these mugs.

IvanDobsky wrote:

RobbyRover wrote:

saint.george wrote:

RobbyRover wrote: I'm happy to get behind Venky's and give them my full support.... .... on the condition they sack Kean and bring in a recognised manager

Which they won't do ... so what's plan B ? Protest ... oh no, been there ...

Don't have a Plan B, just C. Well, Operation really. Operation Chicken. I don't know what it is yet but it'll involve chickens and bring down the Venky's empire.

Any ideas? They have to be clucking good mind...

Rubber chicken fight club protest, where you dress as a rubber chicken and knock the livin sh1t out of yourself, should have em running for cover

MxMave wrote:
Looks like Glen feels included in the higher ups at Rovers and dosen't want to upset his new pals.

I don't Glen really speaks for the protesters, we'll still be chanting KEAN OUT for 90 mins.

makaveli96 wrote:
“The protest organisers would also like to make a personal apology to Jason Roberts for the chants heard during the last protest, it was not in the spirit of why we were protesting.”

I give up!

RobbyRover wrote:

Sherwoodforest wrote:
I was at the last protest and although JR has been poor for the last couple of years he didn't deserve the personal abuse directed at him. Kean however had the perfect opportunity to unite the fans after the Swansea game, but chose to ridicule and dismiss them, as he has done for most of his tenure. I agree with Glen the fans must be united, but can't help but feel that we are being sold down the river by incompetent owners, a poor managment structure and inferior players when compared to last years squad. Hopefully the atmopshere within the stadium will be good, and we will see a couple of wins. But nothing alters the FACT that Mr Kean is nowhere near being a premiership manager and his remarks and treatment of the fans have been abysmal and shocking. COYB

I think JR deserves the abuse he gets. He comes out in support of the manager because he knows no other manager will pay him that much to play at this level. He's the master at fooling people who know bugger all about football that he puts effort in to his play. One of my good mates is a PL defender and he was saying against Rovers they're told "If Roberts is coming towards you he'll back out of making the tackle. Don't panic at all and take your time". And to add insult to injury he's always on at the ref f'ing and jeffing. He's been sent off 3 times on the last day of the season for trivial things - case of ref's revenge maybe? I've no time for people who draw a salary yet put no effort in.

Some stats for you...

- 3 tackles made this season (ave 1 every 146mins)

- 66.6% pass completion this season (worst of any Rovers forward) )

- This season matches 9 (4 as sub) shots on target 0 shots off target 4

- Touched the ball less often than any other player in EPL last season, once every 3.03mins

Get him out of our club and his massive wages off the books

Wild Rover wrote:

samblue wrote:
It seems to me Glen M is in a no-win situation. He's been criticised for organising protests and now he's criticised for suggesting protests are postponed for the next two matches. I haven't always agreed with his views, but at least they are articulate and well thought-out, unlike a lot of the poisonous dross that's posted on here. Personally, I think he and the businessmen are going about it the right way. You've got to remember the culture in India, which is based on respect - and before anyone jumps on this, I'm not suggesting Venkys have earned any respect, apart from the Ronnie Clayton stand - but constant foul-mouthed abuse is more likely to make them dig their heels in and ignore any protests. Be respectful and polite (as hard as that could be) when dealing with Venkys and we may have a chance. I'd bet my season ticket that Ian Battersby and the main stand sponsor didn't just wade in and start shouting and swearing at them. You've got to 'play the game', and in this case the game is 'respect'. It's a matter of treading carefully, putting arguments across in a forceful but reasonable manner, and not alienating any who could be wavering in their support of the present regime.

Well Sam, you are just being reasonale, not something you can do on this site!
I agrre though but then again I am reasonble and an optimist...needed at Rovers
I have done business in India and the Sub continent phsyce is odd to our way of thinking. The norm is to agree and smile and politely listen and say yes even when they think NO!
In fact they condider it rude to say no to someones face and negitiating is always tricky because of this .
It is just a cultural fact of life and the Rao family reaction to the horrendous abuse and vilification is not suprising.
I am not defending their record, it is indefensible but we all need to recall that they were met with a negative reception from Day One.
CHICKENS ON HEADS RING A BELL anyone, chants of One Jack walker when they were being introduced?
It is not surprising in that light is it?
I was guilty of reacting negatively to them as well so I am not blameless.
We really need to take a hard look at ourselves as well though?
That includes Glen Mullan et al

Keep Darwen Green wrote:

in moses we trust wrote:

Keep Darwen Green wrote:

in moses we trust wrote:
Your whole little club is total embarrassment to the premier league the sooner you are relegated the better.

Hey up, its notlobberbobberjobbe



r.
Notlob more of a bottom bandit than Michael Barrymore. How is life at the back door? Will you be ready for your christmas stuffing? duely handed out by us to you?
Tell me, as Cahill is so great and worth 250 million pounds since his move from villa, a team for which he couldn't get in the side, how come you are sh1t at the back? I know why we are sh1t at the back because we have yet to field the same back four in consecutive games so whats your excuse Notlobber?
How come the only person saying Cahill is worth 250 million pounds is Jimmy Krankie? I think you are doomed, don't get me wrong, I think we are currently doomed as well, but you lot are worse than us.
Got to go, its time for a Notlob Bob

How very sad spending all that time posting such utter crap. Your lack of knowledge of all things football is frightening, so instead you just talk absolute rubbish.You really should try and step out of the gutter occasionally.

Just don't know how you can come on here calling Rovers anything. Notlob are worse. More golals conceded than Nigella lawsons had sausage and my I bet she's had some sausage in her time.