Steve Kean hits back at Hill spending claims as Rovers beat Barnsley to stay top

GET IN Jordan Rhodes celebrates his goal last night - but the former Huddersfield man’s fee upset Barnsley boss Keith Hill GET IN Jordan Rhodes celebrates his goal last night - but the former Huddersfield man’s fee upset Barnsley boss Keith Hill

STEVE Kean last night hit back at claims by Barnsley boss Keith Hill that Blackburn have an unfair financial advantage – after £8m man Jordan Rhodes netted in a 2-1 home win.

Jacob Mellis put the visitors ahead but Rhodes’ goal on the stroke of half time salvaged a poor first half performance.

Nuno Gomes then came off the bench to score the winner five minutes from time and keep Rovers top of the Championship.

Former Rovers player Hill hit out at his old club, saying: “The game was won by £8m, which is a lot more than my budget. It’s as angry as I’ve felt about a game.

“You pay a Jordan Rhodes type of transfer fee for clinical decision making and that’s the difference between the two sides.

“We cannot compete, it’s an unfair advantage that Blackburn get, parachute money or solidarity money, that’s a great way of disguising it, they get rewarded for getting relegated.

“It’s a modern day footballing tragedy. It’s the shirts wanting the strong to get stronger and trying to create a Premier League Two.

“How can you get rewarded for getting relegated? Does it happen in any other country?”

But Kean said: “I disagree with that because last year we were in a position where there were a lot of players leaving the club.

“We got ourselves into a financial position as a club where we were more stable and that’s every club’s prerogative to cut their cloth accordingly.

“We’re in a different division but we’re able to use the money that over the years we’ve earned by staying in the Premier League so long.

“It’s easy to take that parachute money and not spend it but we decided to reinvest back into the club and bought a very expensive player but in Jordan Rhodes that will prove to be a very astute purchase.

“If he scores the amount of goals he’s on course to score at the moment, he’ll be worth a lot more than we paid for him.

“We’re trying to bounce back at the first time of asking because the prize money this year with the new TV deal is so lucrative.

“We’re deciding to have a real go at it and that’s our prerogative.”

About the performance, he said: “I must be honest, I thought first half we were dreadful.

“I suppose at times like that you are looking for special players to produce something to get you back into the game and that’s what Jordan did.

“In the second half we responded much better, I don’t think we could have been much worse to be honest.

“Both substitutes made a good impact, a fantastic early cross from Fabio Nunes and Nuno as we know from his career can ghost into positions.

“I think we really needed our key players to produce at key times in the game.”

Comments (209)

9:36am Wed 19 Sep 12

forever blue and white says...

Kean is right about one thing.
Last night it was dreadful.
The defence is shocking. I have a 5 year old boy that would not make the mistakes that were being made last night.
However, as I have said all along I think we will get promoted because of the amount of goals we can score
Anyone know what Hendry is coaching our defence?
At least we are still top. Bring on Boro and hopefully a clean sheet.
Kean is right about one thing. Last night it was dreadful. The defence is shocking. I have a 5 year old boy that would not make the mistakes that were being made last night. However, as I have said all along I think we will get promoted because of the amount of goals we can score Anyone know what Hendry is coaching our defence? At least we are still top. Bring on Boro and hopefully a clean sheet. forever blue and white

9:36am Wed 19 Sep 12

forever-a-blue-jean says...

KEEP UP THE BOYCOTT
crowds getting lower despite being top of league and cheap tickets.


KEAN OUT FANS IN NO COMPROMISE
KEEP UP THE BOYCOTT crowds getting lower despite being top of league and cheap tickets. KEAN OUT FANS IN NO COMPROMISE forever-a-blue-jean

9:37am Wed 19 Sep 12

alf-abett says...

So Mr Hill wouldn't do the same, ****! of course he would along with every other manager but, give him his due he does have a point re; the parachute payments.
So Mr Hill wouldn't do the same, ****! of course he would along with every other manager but, give him his due he does have a point re; the parachute payments. alf-abett

9:40am Wed 19 Sep 12

Hovis1945 says...

“If he scores the amount of goals he’s on course to score at the moment, he’ll be worth a lot more than we paid for him" says SK, is he after getting rid already? Unbelievable last night, talk about win ugly. 39% possesion, forever giving the ball away and still Rovers win and remain top of the league! It's a funny old game - especially when you are winning.
“If he scores the amount of goals he’s on course to score at the moment, he’ll be worth a lot more than we paid for him" says SK, is he after getting rid already? Unbelievable last night, talk about win ugly. 39% possesion, forever giving the ball away and still Rovers win and remain top of the league! It's a funny old game - especially when you are winning. Hovis1945

9:46am Wed 19 Sep 12

Joey99 says...

About the performance, he said: “I must be honest, I thought first half we were dreadful.

OMG! He's told the truth. He may just be learning that his tomshittery was what drove the fans against him in the 1st place. Keep it honest Steve, and maybe you will be accepted one day
About the performance, he said: “I must be honest, I thought first half we were dreadful. OMG! He's told the truth. He may just be learning that his tomshittery was what drove the fans against him in the 1st place. Keep it honest Steve, and maybe you will be accepted one day Joey99

9:49am Wed 19 Sep 12

Wockneys says...

Clearly SK's advisor (Agnew) told him to look up a new word every day in the dictionary to make him appear more educated than he actually is.

Today: 'perogative'.

Noun.
1 - An exclusive right or privilege held by a person or group, especially a hereditary or official right.
2 - The exclusive right and power to command, decide, rule, or judge.

Tomorrow: 'undignified'.
Adjective.
1 - Not being worthy of esteem or respect.
2 - Description of the character and actions of Steve Kean.
Clearly SK's advisor (Agnew) told him to look up a new word every day in the dictionary to make him appear more educated than he actually is. Today: 'perogative'. Noun. 1 - An exclusive right or privilege held by a person or group, especially a hereditary or official right. 2 - The exclusive right and power to command, decide, rule, or judge. Tomorrow: 'undignified'. Adjective. 1 - Not being worthy of esteem or respect. 2 - Description of the character and actions of Steve Kean. Wockneys

9:51am Wed 19 Sep 12

Lancs - pensioner says...

I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match.

Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH)

Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back.

I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return.

Kean AND Hendry out

Fans in!
I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match. Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH) Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back. I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return. Kean AND Hendry out Fans in! Lancs - pensioner

9:52am Wed 19 Sep 12

3bricks says...

Only a matter of time before the wheels come off hopefully friday,maybe the start of getting are ewood back.
Only a matter of time before the wheels come off hopefully friday,maybe the start of getting are ewood back. 3bricks

9:53am Wed 19 Sep 12

Mike_82 says...

forever-a-blue-jean wrote:
KEEP UP THE BOYCOTT crowds getting lower despite being top of league and cheap tickets. KEAN OUT FANS IN NO COMPROMISE
Is this supposed to be a brag? Check out the table, we're doing ok by the way.
[quote][p][bold]forever-a-blue-jean[/bold] wrote: KEEP UP THE BOYCOTT crowds getting lower despite being top of league and cheap tickets. KEAN OUT FANS IN NO COMPROMISE[/p][/quote]Is this supposed to be a brag? Check out the table, we're doing ok by the way. Mike_82

9:54am Wed 19 Sep 12

dangerous dave says...

Well Mr Agnew what now - gates falling below 13k and this includes a few hundred from Barnsley. Pleased for the players getting a result but as for the idiot Kean tactics and team select as usual poor - defense all over the place according to radio commentary and Barnsley very unlucky not to get a point.
Kean confirms parachute payments paid for down payment on Rhodes etc not Mrs D investing her fortune in the club as we are led to believe - so come on Kean get your mother to dig a bit deeper and invest in some defensive players we urgently need them the likes of Dann not good enough even for the Championship and as for Hendry's coaching skills - what can I say more goals against then teams in mid table - a disaster!!
OUT WITH KEAN HENDRY AGNEW SINGH VENKYS IN WITH THOUSANDS OF FANS
Well Mr Agnew what now - gates falling below 13k and this includes a few hundred from Barnsley. Pleased for the players getting a result but as for the idiot Kean tactics and team select as usual poor - defense all over the place according to radio commentary and Barnsley very unlucky not to get a point. Kean confirms parachute payments paid for down payment on Rhodes etc not Mrs D investing her fortune in the club as we are led to believe - so come on Kean get your mother to dig a bit deeper and invest in some defensive players we urgently need them the likes of Dann not good enough even for the Championship and as for Hendry's coaching skills - what can I say more goals against then teams in mid table - a disaster!! OUT WITH KEAN HENDRY AGNEW SINGH VENKYS IN WITH THOUSANDS OF FANS dangerous dave

9:58am Wed 19 Sep 12

MxMave says...

Thats all very good Keith Hill but your side were SHOCKING. I mean, you have to be shocking to get beaten by Rovers in that kind of form. Any half decent team would have not only beaten us last night, but thrashed us.

I can't actually believe the quality of some of the sides we are playing, the gulf between premier league and championship never seemed so wide. It's safe to say if Rovers were in the prem this year we would be rock bottom on zero points.
Thats all very good Keith Hill but your side were SHOCKING. I mean, you have to be shocking to get beaten by Rovers in that kind of form. Any half decent team would have not only beaten us last night, but thrashed us. I can't actually believe the quality of some of the sides we are playing, the gulf between premier league and championship never seemed so wide. It's safe to say if Rovers were in the prem this year we would be rock bottom on zero points. MxMave

10:10am Wed 19 Sep 12

MatthewCA says...

Barnsley boss Keith Hill can take a walk, We are the prem club last season, we got relegated with poor bench strength. our aim is to get back to top fight in the first year itslef. So when all other contract players gone from ewood, where was Barnsley boss Keith Hill ?
we lost good players like Rayn Nelson, Keith andraws, Samba,Hollite,Yakubu
,Zonzi,Salgado, Jackson Roberts few more players leave the club. So it is a natural process to get new players with the current trent in the transfer market. Kean did the best to arrange 12 players within the budget, Yes Rhodes is a special player, We pay the price for a legend(means never look the price tag), he is young and it an investment for the club and new generation foodball fans. I love every match to watch - Rhodes and Gomes. they are very passionate players in the team - One focus - get a goal for the team. They are doing good too. So Barnsley boss Keith Hill can accept the truth and agree "Blackburn is great club to be in top fight".
Barnsley boss Keith Hill can take a walk, We are the prem club last season, we got relegated with poor bench strength. our aim is to get back to top fight in the first year itslef. So when all other contract players gone from ewood, where was Barnsley boss Keith Hill ? we lost good players like Rayn Nelson, Keith andraws, Samba,Hollite,Yakubu ,Zonzi,Salgado, Jackson Roberts few more players leave the club. So it is a natural process to get new players with the current trent in the transfer market. Kean did the best to arrange 12 players within the budget, Yes Rhodes is a special player, We pay the price for a legend(means never look the price tag), he is young and it an investment for the club and new generation foodball fans. I love every match to watch - Rhodes and Gomes. they are very passionate players in the team - One focus - get a goal for the team. They are doing good too. So Barnsley boss Keith Hill can accept the truth and agree "Blackburn is great club to be in top fight". MatthewCA

10:15am Wed 19 Sep 12

londonrover says...

Boycott Fridays game - and all home games till the Venkys get the message - slubberdegullion Kean out!
Boycott Fridays game - and all home games till the Venkys get the message - slubberdegullion Kean out! londonrover

10:16am Wed 19 Sep 12

ulverstonrovers says...

We are top of the league and unbeaten, we have signed some good players and we have had our best start since 1994. But still you want Kean sacked. If he went through the whole of the season unbeaten would you still want him sacked?

Yes he never did a good job last season infact he should have been sacked at christmas but he wasnt. He stuck at his job ignored the abuse and built a new team to get us back. At the moment he is doing the best anyone could do - so give the man a break. If you are a true rovers fan you will get behind the team whoever the manager is. And remember half of the players who got us relegated last season are still there but you are not telling them to leave - remember Hendry helped us win the premier league (probably one of the reasons why some of our fans support us) - he is a legend. SO GET BEHIND ROVERS OR SHUT UP

What do you want us to start losing so kean can be sacked ! Whos ays anyone else could do a better job
We are top of the league and unbeaten, we have signed some good players and we have had our best start since 1994. But still you want Kean sacked. If he went through the whole of the season unbeaten would you still want him sacked? Yes he never did a good job last season infact he should have been sacked at christmas but he wasnt. He stuck at his job ignored the abuse and built a new team to get us back. At the moment he is doing the best anyone could do - so give the man a break. If you are a true rovers fan you will get behind the team whoever the manager is. And remember half of the players who got us relegated last season are still there but you are not telling them to leave - remember Hendry helped us win the premier league (probably one of the reasons why some of our fans support us) - he is a legend. SO GET BEHIND ROVERS OR SHUT UP What do you want us to start losing so kean can be sacked ! Whos ays anyone else could do a better job ulverstonrovers

10:17am Wed 19 Sep 12

forever-a-blue-jean says...

Mike_82 wrote:
forever-a-blue-jean wrote: KEEP UP THE BOYCOTT crowds getting lower despite being top of league and cheap tickets. KEAN OUT FANS IN NO COMPROMISE
Is this supposed to be a brag? Check out the table, we're doing ok by the way.
No i'm not bragging Mike. I'am a Rovers supporter of over 50 years.

My husband and I (Jack Walker Stand)
My son ,daughter in law and Grandson (Darwen End)
My eldest son and daughter (Riverside)

are all staying away until Kean has gone. Venky's I can forgive if they remove Kean.
[quote][p][bold]Mike_82[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]forever-a-blue-jean[/bold] wrote: KEEP UP THE BOYCOTT crowds getting lower despite being top of league and cheap tickets. KEAN OUT FANS IN NO COMPROMISE[/p][/quote]Is this supposed to be a brag? Check out the table, we're doing ok by the way.[/p][/quote]No i'm not bragging Mike. I'am a Rovers supporter of over 50 years. My husband and I (Jack Walker Stand) My son ,daughter in law and Grandson (Darwen End) My eldest son and daughter (Riverside) are all staying away until Kean has gone. Venky's I can forgive if they remove Kean. forever-a-blue-jean

10:18am Wed 19 Sep 12

oreilly21 says...

NO matter what type of performance it was the fact remains that the team won again, and if you can play that badly and still win it says alot. This division, like the prem, has different tiers, we are in the amongst the top teams in the league because of this and because we have the shell of a premier league team in there. We will continue to win matches like last night and for that reason we wont be out of the top 6 this season - therefore Kean WILL NOTBE SACKED THIS SEASON.
its up to fans whether they want to watch football or not but eventually i think people would be happier watching rovers winning week in week out.
will it happen, im not so sure, real fans are hurting and rightly so.
NO matter what type of performance it was the fact remains that the team won again, and if you can play that badly and still win it says alot. This division, like the prem, has different tiers, we are in the amongst the top teams in the league because of this and because we have the shell of a premier league team in there. We will continue to win matches like last night and for that reason we wont be out of the top 6 this season - therefore Kean WILL NOTBE SACKED THIS SEASON. its up to fans whether they want to watch football or not but eventually i think people would be happier watching rovers winning week in week out. will it happen, im not so sure, real fans are hurting and rightly so. oreilly21

10:18am Wed 19 Sep 12

bypass06 says...

It's what you do with the parachute money that counts.

Ask any Dingle.
It's what you do with the parachute money that counts. Ask any Dingle. bypass06

10:25am Wed 19 Sep 12

handsj14 says...

3bricks wrote:
Only a matter of time before the wheels come off hopefully friday,maybe the start of getting are ewood back.
Ridiculous Comment
[quote][p][bold]3bricks[/bold] wrote: Only a matter of time before the wheels come off hopefully friday,maybe the start of getting are ewood back.[/p][/quote]Ridiculous Comment handsj14

10:26am Wed 19 Sep 12

Ryanb74 says...

I agree that some long overdue honesty from Krusty is welcome, but if he is to even start getting one stay-away fan back on board then he has to show that both himself and the Swindler are addressing our defensive problems. Sadly this area is showing no sign of improvement and I fear that one defeat could burst the bubble we're all merrily bobbing away in and signal a resurgence of shot confidence that saw us wimper out of the PL in the first place.

Actions speak louder than words Kean, so shut up and put up
I agree that some long overdue honesty from Krusty is welcome, but if he is to even start getting one stay-away fan back on board then he has to show that both himself and the Swindler are addressing our defensive problems. Sadly this area is showing no sign of improvement and I fear that one defeat could burst the bubble we're all merrily bobbing away in and signal a resurgence of shot confidence that saw us wimper out of the PL in the first place. Actions speak louder than words Kean, so shut up and put up Ryanb74

10:28am Wed 19 Sep 12

handsj14 says...

By the way if the wheels come off our season and Kean gets the sack & we do not get promoted then we will be in financial ruin.... still, as long as some supporters get their wish for Kean to be removed!!!!
By the way if the wheels come off our season and Kean gets the sack & we do not get promoted then we will be in financial ruin.... still, as long as some supporters get their wish for Kean to be removed!!!! handsj14

10:33am Wed 19 Sep 12

BRFC_riversider says...

WIth half a manger and with this firepower we've got, we should walk this league, but with Kean in charge it's only a matter of time before his lack of managerial know how begins to show and his luck runs out.

Still totally out of his depth even at this level! But it's the results what matter and this cretin will still be in a job until they change.
WIth half a manger and with this firepower we've got, we should walk this league, but with Kean in charge it's only a matter of time before his lack of managerial know how begins to show and his luck runs out. Still totally out of his depth even at this level! But it's the results what matter and this cretin will still be in a job until they change. BRFC_riversider

10:33am Wed 19 Sep 12

mellorb&w says...

forever-a-blue-jean wrote:
KEEP UP THE BOYCOTT
crowds getting lower despite being top of league and cheap tickets.


KEAN OUT FANS IN NO COMPROMISE
Spot on, no surrender. I'll be back when Kean is gone whether the team is at the top or the bottom of the division.
[quote][p][bold]forever-a-blue-jean[/bold] wrote: KEEP UP THE BOYCOTT crowds getting lower despite being top of league and cheap tickets. KEAN OUT FANS IN NO COMPROMISE[/p][/quote]Spot on, no surrender. I'll be back when Kean is gone whether the team is at the top or the bottom of the division. mellorb&w

10:34am Wed 19 Sep 12

Harwoodstblue says...

handsj14 wrote:
By the way if the wheels come off our season and Kean gets the sack & we do not get promoted then we will be in financial ruin.... still, as long as some supporters get their wish for Kean to be removed!!!!
We only want him removed because we want a proper, experienced manager to organise the team. You've seen the shambles of a defence on the pitch. Do you not want that.
[quote][p][bold]handsj14[/bold] wrote: By the way if the wheels come off our season and Kean gets the sack & we do not get promoted then we will be in financial ruin.... still, as long as some supporters get their wish for Kean to be removed!!!![/p][/quote]We only want him removed because we want a proper, experienced manager to organise the team. You've seen the shambles of a defence on the pitch. Do you not want that. Harwoodstblue

10:36am Wed 19 Sep 12

mellorb&w says...

Lancs - pensioner wrote:
I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match.

Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH)

Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back.

I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return.

Kean AND Hendry out

Fans in!
Well said.
[quote][p][bold]Lancs - pensioner[/bold] wrote: I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match. Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH) Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back. I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return. Kean AND Hendry out Fans in![/p][/quote]Well said. mellorb&w

10:36am Wed 19 Sep 12

Bazzer says...

I have watched Keith Hill's Rochdale on a fair few occasions and was very impressed with what he and David Flitcroft did there. He is also probably the most under resourced manager in the Premiership at Barnsley.
The Dale had Le Fondre, Holt and Lambert - all now Premiership strikers. He had that same luxury then as our Mr. Kean has now, so he speaks from experience.
It is also an experience that Kean lacks so badly, and I for one, would choose the likes of Keith Hill over Kean any day.
I have watched Keith Hill's Rochdale on a fair few occasions and was very impressed with what he and David Flitcroft did there. He is also probably the most under resourced manager in the Premiership at Barnsley. The Dale had Le Fondre, Holt and Lambert - all now Premiership strikers. He had that same luxury then as our Mr. Kean has now, so he speaks from experience. It is also an experience that Kean lacks so badly, and I for one, would choose the likes of Keith Hill over Kean any day. Bazzer

10:37am Wed 19 Sep 12

mellorb&w says...

Mike_82 wrote:
forever-a-blue-jean wrote:
KEEP UP THE BOYCOTT crowds getting lower despite being top of league and cheap tickets. KEAN OUT FANS IN NO COMPROMISE
Is this supposed to be a brag? Check out the table, we're doing ok by the way.
Short sighted view pal.
[quote][p][bold]Mike_82[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]forever-a-blue-jean[/bold] wrote: KEEP UP THE BOYCOTT crowds getting lower despite being top of league and cheap tickets. KEAN OUT FANS IN NO COMPROMISE[/p][/quote]Is this supposed to be a brag? Check out the table, we're doing ok by the way.[/p][/quote]Short sighted view pal. mellorb&w

10:39am Wed 19 Sep 12

owdman says...

The Barnsley boss is correct, why should clubs get funds for being relegated?

I cannot see the logic and none of the above posts, or Mr Kean's comments, have offered a reasonable explanation. Why should relegated clubs be given such an advantage over other clubs in the Championship?

No abusive responses required, I am only seeking some logical explanation.
The Barnsley boss is correct, why should clubs get funds for being relegated? I cannot see the logic and none of the above posts, or Mr Kean's comments, have offered a reasonable explanation. Why should relegated clubs be given such an advantage over other clubs in the Championship? No abusive responses required, I am only seeking some logical explanation. owdman

10:42am Wed 19 Sep 12

Lancs - pensioner says...

ulverstonrovers wrote:
We are top of the league and unbeaten, we have signed some good players and we have had our best start since 1994. But still you want Kean sacked. If he went through the whole of the season unbeaten would you still want him sacked?

Yes he never did a good job last season infact he should have been sacked at christmas but he wasnt. He stuck at his job ignored the abuse and built a new team to get us back. At the moment he is doing the best anyone could do - so give the man a break. If you are a true rovers fan you will get behind the team whoever the manager is. And remember half of the players who got us relegated last season are still there but you are not telling them to leave - remember Hendry helped us win the premier league (probably one of the reasons why some of our fans support us) - he is a legend. SO GET BEHIND ROVERS OR SHUT UP

What do you want us to start losing so kean can be sacked ! Whos ays anyone else could do a better job
Sorry U/R
I wont shut up,I have an opinion that differs from yours, Kean andHendry are in my eyes is vermin,I wont bore you with ALL the reasons you know them.

Its more than "best starts" as for giving the man a break he has had so many its untrue.

Sorry you are entitled to your oinon but dont try to force it on me!!
[quote][p][bold]ulverstonrovers[/bold] wrote: We are top of the league and unbeaten, we have signed some good players and we have had our best start since 1994. But still you want Kean sacked. If he went through the whole of the season unbeaten would you still want him sacked? Yes he never did a good job last season infact he should have been sacked at christmas but he wasnt. He stuck at his job ignored the abuse and built a new team to get us back. At the moment he is doing the best anyone could do - so give the man a break. If you are a true rovers fan you will get behind the team whoever the manager is. And remember half of the players who got us relegated last season are still there but you are not telling them to leave - remember Hendry helped us win the premier league (probably one of the reasons why some of our fans support us) - he is a legend. SO GET BEHIND ROVERS OR SHUT UP What do you want us to start losing so kean can be sacked ! Whos ays anyone else could do a better job[/p][/quote]Sorry U/R I wont shut up,I have an opinion that differs from yours, Kean andHendry are in my eyes is vermin,I wont bore you with ALL the reasons you know them. Its more than "best starts" as for giving the man a break he has had so many its untrue. Sorry you are entitled to your oinon but dont try to force it on me!! Lancs - pensioner

10:43am Wed 19 Sep 12

mellorb&w says...

ulverstonrovers wrote:
We are top of the league and unbeaten, we have signed some good players and we have had our best start since 1994. But still you want Kean sacked. If he went through the whole of the season unbeaten would you still want him sacked?

Yes he never did a good job last season infact he should have been sacked at christmas but he wasnt. He stuck at his job ignored the abuse and built a new team to get us back. At the moment he is doing the best anyone could do - so give the man a break. If you are a true rovers fan you will get behind the team whoever the manager is. And remember half of the players who got us relegated last season are still there but you are not telling them to leave - remember Hendry helped us win the premier league (probably one of the reasons why some of our fans support us) - he is a legend. SO GET BEHIND ROVERS OR SHUT UP

What do you want us to start losing so kean can be sacked ! Whos ays anyone else could do a better job
You've a very short sighted view my friend. I do not believe Rovers will get promoted with Kean as manager. Yes we're top of the league but the season has only just started and we haven't played anyone decent yet. Look at the goals against column. When the Prem was won in 94/95 it was as much down to clean sheets as it was Shearer's goals. I'd love to be proven wrong, believe me, but I firmly believe a more astute manager will get this current squad promoted but I fear it won't happen with Kean.
[quote][p][bold]ulverstonrovers[/bold] wrote: We are top of the league and unbeaten, we have signed some good players and we have had our best start since 1994. But still you want Kean sacked. If he went through the whole of the season unbeaten would you still want him sacked? Yes he never did a good job last season infact he should have been sacked at christmas but he wasnt. He stuck at his job ignored the abuse and built a new team to get us back. At the moment he is doing the best anyone could do - so give the man a break. If you are a true rovers fan you will get behind the team whoever the manager is. And remember half of the players who got us relegated last season are still there but you are not telling them to leave - remember Hendry helped us win the premier league (probably one of the reasons why some of our fans support us) - he is a legend. SO GET BEHIND ROVERS OR SHUT UP What do you want us to start losing so kean can be sacked ! Whos ays anyone else could do a better job[/p][/quote]You've a very short sighted view my friend. I do not believe Rovers will get promoted with Kean as manager. Yes we're top of the league but the season has only just started and we haven't played anyone decent yet. Look at the goals against column. When the Prem was won in 94/95 it was as much down to clean sheets as it was Shearer's goals. I'd love to be proven wrong, believe me, but I firmly believe a more astute manager will get this current squad promoted but I fear it won't happen with Kean. mellorb&w

10:44am Wed 19 Sep 12

ulverstonrovers says...

i have watched rovers for 40 years now and was disgusted last season by some of the so called fans during a live match - to say it one way it was embarrassing. Now not satisfied with them selves and with our team sat at the top they are now saying they want us to get beaten and drop down the table so our manager can be sacked! So you call yourselves fans but you want your team to get beat every week - I know football has changed but i am sure when you support a team you also want them to win. Look at yourselves you are a disgrace to say you are rovers fans no rovers fan no matter who is in charge of the club should want their team to lose.
i have watched rovers for 40 years now and was disgusted last season by some of the so called fans during a live match - to say it one way it was embarrassing. Now not satisfied with them selves and with our team sat at the top they are now saying they want us to get beaten and drop down the table so our manager can be sacked! So you call yourselves fans but you want your team to get beat every week - I know football has changed but i am sure when you support a team you also want them to win. Look at yourselves you are a disgrace to say you are rovers fans no rovers fan no matter who is in charge of the club should want their team to lose. ulverstonrovers

10:44am Wed 19 Sep 12

handsj14 says...

Harwoodstblue wrote:
handsj14 wrote: By the way if the wheels come off our season and Kean gets the sack & we do not get promoted then we will be in financial ruin.... still, as long as some supporters get their wish for Kean to be removed!!!!
We only want him removed because we want a proper, experienced manager to organise the team. You've seen the shambles of a defence on the pitch. Do you not want that.
Yes, if given choice I would love a more experienced manager to organise our team. Last night our centre halfs were dreadful! Hanley in particular. However, realistically whilst we are still winning Kean won't be given the sack. If given a choice I would take winning over losing any day of the week.
[quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]handsj14[/bold] wrote: By the way if the wheels come off our season and Kean gets the sack & we do not get promoted then we will be in financial ruin.... still, as long as some supporters get their wish for Kean to be removed!!!![/p][/quote]We only want him removed because we want a proper, experienced manager to organise the team. You've seen the shambles of a defence on the pitch. Do you not want that.[/p][/quote]Yes, if given choice I would love a more experienced manager to organise our team. Last night our centre halfs were dreadful! Hanley in particular. However, realistically whilst we are still winning Kean won't be given the sack. If given a choice I would take winning over losing any day of the week. handsj14

10:46am Wed 19 Sep 12

mellorb&w says...

handsj14 wrote:
By the way if the wheels come off our season and Kean gets the sack & we do not get promoted then we will be in financial ruin.... still, as long as some supporters get their wish for Kean to be removed!!!!
That will happen if he isn't removed. A change now for a decent manager will avoid all that happening.
[quote][p][bold]handsj14[/bold] wrote: By the way if the wheels come off our season and Kean gets the sack & we do not get promoted then we will be in financial ruin.... still, as long as some supporters get their wish for Kean to be removed!!!![/p][/quote]That will happen if he isn't removed. A change now for a decent manager will avoid all that happening. mellorb&w

10:50am Wed 19 Sep 12

mellorb&w says...

ulverstonrovers wrote:
i have watched rovers for 40 years now and was disgusted last season by some of the so called fans during a live match - to say it one way it was embarrassing. Now not satisfied with them selves and with our team sat at the top they are now saying they want us to get beaten and drop down the table so our manager can be sacked! So you call yourselves fans but you want your team to get beat every week - I know football has changed but i am sure when you support a team you also want them to win. Look at yourselves you are a disgrace to say you are rovers fans no rovers fan no matter who is in charge of the club should want their team to lose.
Who are you to judge others? You can carry on "happy clapping", that's your right, but some of us are able to see the bigger picture.
[quote][p][bold]ulverstonrovers[/bold] wrote: i have watched rovers for 40 years now and was disgusted last season by some of the so called fans during a live match - to say it one way it was embarrassing. Now not satisfied with them selves and with our team sat at the top they are now saying they want us to get beaten and drop down the table so our manager can be sacked! So you call yourselves fans but you want your team to get beat every week - I know football has changed but i am sure when you support a team you also want them to win. Look at yourselves you are a disgrace to say you are rovers fans no rovers fan no matter who is in charge of the club should want their team to lose.[/p][/quote]Who are you to judge others? You can carry on "happy clapping", that's your right, but some of us are able to see the bigger picture. mellorb&w

10:50am Wed 19 Sep 12

Harwoodstblue says...

handsj14 wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
handsj14 wrote: By the way if the wheels come off our season and Kean gets the sack & we do not get promoted then we will be in financial ruin.... still, as long as some supporters get their wish for Kean to be removed!!!!
We only want him removed because we want a proper, experienced manager to organise the team. You've seen the shambles of a defence on the pitch. Do you not want that.
Yes, if given choice I would love a more experienced manager to organise our team. Last night our centre halfs were dreadful! Hanley in particular. However, realistically whilst we are still winning Kean won't be given the sack. If given a choice I would take winning over losing any day of the week.
He won't be sacked whilst there are 12,000 in the ground every week.

If however the ground was almost empty I'm almost certain he would be sacked......Think about it.... Let's have a proper manager.
[quote][p][bold]handsj14[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]handsj14[/bold] wrote: By the way if the wheels come off our season and Kean gets the sack & we do not get promoted then we will be in financial ruin.... still, as long as some supporters get their wish for Kean to be removed!!!![/p][/quote]We only want him removed because we want a proper, experienced manager to organise the team. You've seen the shambles of a defence on the pitch. Do you not want that.[/p][/quote]Yes, if given choice I would love a more experienced manager to organise our team. Last night our centre halfs were dreadful! Hanley in particular. However, realistically whilst we are still winning Kean won't be given the sack. If given a choice I would take winning over losing any day of the week.[/p][/quote]He won't be sacked whilst there are 12,000 in the ground every week. If however the ground was almost empty I'm almost certain he would be sacked......Think about it.... Let's have a proper manager. Harwoodstblue

10:56am Wed 19 Sep 12

buzzinfly says...

ulverstonrovers wrote:
i have watched rovers for 40 years now and was disgusted last season by some of the so called fans during a live match - to say it one way it was embarrassing. Now not satisfied with them selves and with our team sat at the top they are now saying they want us to get beaten and drop down the table so our manager can be sacked! So you call yourselves fans but you want your team to get beat every week - I know football has changed but i am sure when you support a team you also want them to win. Look at yourselves you are a disgrace to say you are rovers fans no rovers fan no matter who is in charge of the club should want their team to lose.
Here's Stan Laurel, sweeping it all under the carpet.
[quote][p][bold]ulverstonrovers[/bold] wrote: i have watched rovers for 40 years now and was disgusted last season by some of the so called fans during a live match - to say it one way it was embarrassing. Now not satisfied with them selves and with our team sat at the top they are now saying they want us to get beaten and drop down the table so our manager can be sacked! So you call yourselves fans but you want your team to get beat every week - I know football has changed but i am sure when you support a team you also want them to win. Look at yourselves you are a disgrace to say you are rovers fans no rovers fan no matter who is in charge of the club should want their team to lose.[/p][/quote]Here's Stan Laurel, sweeping it all under the carpet. buzzinfly

10:57am Wed 19 Sep 12

mellorb&w says...

Harwoodstblue wrote:
handsj14 wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
handsj14 wrote: By the way if the wheels come off our season and Kean gets the sack & we do not get promoted then we will be in financial ruin.... still, as long as some supporters get their wish for Kean to be removed!!!!
We only want him removed because we want a proper, experienced manager to organise the team. You've seen the shambles of a defence on the pitch. Do you not want that.
Yes, if given choice I would love a more experienced manager to organise our team. Last night our centre halfs were dreadful! Hanley in particular. However, realistically whilst we are still winning Kean won't be given the sack. If given a choice I would take winning over losing any day of the week.
He won't be sacked whilst there are 12,000 in the ground every week.

If however the ground was almost empty I'm almost certain he would be sacked......Think about it.... Let's have a proper manager.
That's absolutley right.
I don't think anyone wants the team to start losing, I certainley don't, but low crowds while still at the top will send a message to the owners that hits them in their pockets, which is all they really care about.
Don't blink now, keep the boycott going. I have a stong feeling that they are beginning to get the message and that Kean will be replaced. I don't believe he will be sacked, just "moved" and that will be good enough for me and thousands others to return I'm sure. Then we can all unite behind the players and manager and get back to the Prem which is surely what we all want.
[quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]handsj14[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]handsj14[/bold] wrote: By the way if the wheels come off our season and Kean gets the sack & we do not get promoted then we will be in financial ruin.... still, as long as some supporters get their wish for Kean to be removed!!!![/p][/quote]We only want him removed because we want a proper, experienced manager to organise the team. You've seen the shambles of a defence on the pitch. Do you not want that.[/p][/quote]Yes, if given choice I would love a more experienced manager to organise our team. Last night our centre halfs were dreadful! Hanley in particular. However, realistically whilst we are still winning Kean won't be given the sack. If given a choice I would take winning over losing any day of the week.[/p][/quote]He won't be sacked whilst there are 12,000 in the ground every week. If however the ground was almost empty I'm almost certain he would be sacked......Think about it.... Let's have a proper manager.[/p][/quote]That's absolutley right. I don't think anyone wants the team to start losing, I certainley don't, but low crowds while still at the top will send a message to the owners that hits them in their pockets, which is all they really care about. Don't blink now, keep the boycott going. I have a stong feeling that they are beginning to get the message and that Kean will be replaced. I don't believe he will be sacked, just "moved" and that will be good enough for me and thousands others to return I'm sure. Then we can all unite behind the players and manager and get back to the Prem which is surely what we all want. mellorb&w

10:59am Wed 19 Sep 12

ulverstonrovers says...

buzzinfly wrote:
ulverstonrovers wrote:
i have watched rovers for 40 years now and was disgusted last season by some of the so called fans during a live match - to say it one way it was embarrassing. Now not satisfied with them selves and with our team sat at the top they are now saying they want us to get beaten and drop down the table so our manager can be sacked! So you call yourselves fans but you want your team to get beat every week - I know football has changed but i am sure when you support a team you also want them to win. Look at yourselves you are a disgrace to say you are rovers fans no rovers fan no matter who is in charge of the club should want their team to lose.
Here's Stan Laurel, sweeping it all under the carpet.
very impressed that you know where stan laurel is from! What I am trying to say is that it is fine people wanting kean to be sacked - keep away from the ground if you want - but a true fan would never want their club to be beaten that is just wrong.
[quote][p][bold]buzzinfly[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]ulverstonrovers[/bold] wrote: i have watched rovers for 40 years now and was disgusted last season by some of the so called fans during a live match - to say it one way it was embarrassing. Now not satisfied with them selves and with our team sat at the top they are now saying they want us to get beaten and drop down the table so our manager can be sacked! So you call yourselves fans but you want your team to get beat every week - I know football has changed but i am sure when you support a team you also want them to win. Look at yourselves you are a disgrace to say you are rovers fans no rovers fan no matter who is in charge of the club should want their team to lose.[/p][/quote]Here's Stan Laurel, sweeping it all under the carpet.[/p][/quote]very impressed that you know where stan laurel is from! What I am trying to say is that it is fine people wanting kean to be sacked - keep away from the ground if you want - but a true fan would never want their club to be beaten that is just wrong. ulverstonrovers

11:00am Wed 19 Sep 12

rovertillidie says...

Ok it was poor last night as have all the home performances been so far. We can win this league but we will not do it playing like that. The only "positives" were Rhodes Gomes and Nunes (the latter two being changes made by Kean by the way) Defensively we are not good enough on the ball individually and collectively to play the ball around like we tried to do. I can see what is being attemptedand it does stop the long aimless ball forward but Orr Hanley and Dann are poor in both possession and distribution so we end up making mistakes. Had that been a Bellamy or Austin playing for the opposition last night we would have lost so we cannot get carried away
Ok it was poor last night as have all the home performances been so far. We can win this league but we will not do it playing like that. The only "positives" were Rhodes Gomes and Nunes (the latter two being changes made by Kean by the way) Defensively we are not good enough on the ball individually and collectively to play the ball around like we tried to do. I can see what is being attemptedand it does stop the long aimless ball forward but Orr Hanley and Dann are poor in both possession and distribution so we end up making mistakes. Had that been a Bellamy or Austin playing for the opposition last night we would have lost so we cannot get carried away rovertillidie

11:02am Wed 19 Sep 12

Rovers 1495 says...

ulverstonrovers wrote:
We are top of the league and unbeaten, we have signed some good players and we have had our best start since 1994. But still you want Kean sacked. If he went through the whole of the season unbeaten would you still want him sacked?

Yes he never did a good job last season infact he should have been sacked at christmas but he wasnt. He stuck at his job ignored the abuse and built a new team to get us back. At the moment he is doing the best anyone could do - so give the man a break. If you are a true rovers fan you will get behind the team whoever the manager is. And remember half of the players who got us relegated last season are still there but you are not telling them to leave - remember Hendry helped us win the premier league (probably one of the reasons why some of our fans support us) - he is a legend. SO GET BEHIND ROVERS OR SHUT UP

What do you want us to start losing so kean can be sacked ! Whos ays anyone else could do a better job
Sorry, Mrs Kean, but could you go and finish preparing the chicken tikka masala for Steve's tea with Mrs Desai.
[quote][p][bold]ulverstonrovers[/bold] wrote: We are top of the league and unbeaten, we have signed some good players and we have had our best start since 1994. But still you want Kean sacked. If he went through the whole of the season unbeaten would you still want him sacked? Yes he never did a good job last season infact he should have been sacked at christmas but he wasnt. He stuck at his job ignored the abuse and built a new team to get us back. At the moment he is doing the best anyone could do - so give the man a break. If you are a true rovers fan you will get behind the team whoever the manager is. And remember half of the players who got us relegated last season are still there but you are not telling them to leave - remember Hendry helped us win the premier league (probably one of the reasons why some of our fans support us) - he is a legend. SO GET BEHIND ROVERS OR SHUT UP What do you want us to start losing so kean can be sacked ! Whos ays anyone else could do a better job[/p][/quote]Sorry, Mrs Kean, but could you go and finish preparing the chicken tikka masala for Steve's tea with Mrs Desai. Rovers 1495

11:04am Wed 19 Sep 12

angryandy says...

Lancs - pensioner wrote:
I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match.

Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH)

Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back.

I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return.

Kean AND Hendry out

Fans in!
Oh yes! Lets keep it going and maybe eventually even the press may talk about us in a positive light. To be fair I think the majority are appreciating the nightmare all Rovers Fans have had to deal with over the last 18 months.
[quote][p][bold]Lancs - pensioner[/bold] wrote: I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match. Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH) Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back. I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return. Kean AND Hendry out Fans in![/p][/quote]Oh yes! Lets keep it going and maybe eventually even the press may talk about us in a positive light. To be fair I think the majority are appreciating the nightmare all Rovers Fans have had to deal with over the last 18 months. angryandy

11:05am Wed 19 Sep 12

Mike_82 says...

forever-a-blue-jean wrote:
Mike_82 wrote:
forever-a-blue-jean wrote: KEEP UP THE BOYCOTT crowds getting lower despite being top of league and cheap tickets. KEAN OUT FANS IN NO COMPROMISE
Is this supposed to be a brag? Check out the table, we're doing ok by the way.
No i'm not bragging Mike. I'am a Rovers supporter of over 50 years. My husband and I (Jack Walker Stand) My son ,daughter in law and Grandson (Darwen End) My eldest son and daughter (Riverside) are all staying away until Kean has gone. Venky's I can forgive if they remove Kean.
I can understand the protests with the Venky's as the reason we're in the Championship is 100% their fault- in my opinion of course. Kean is just an employee of theirs so surely your gripe should be with them? As for Kean, he has been naive, and i'm not a fan of his either but what do you actually expect him to do? Surely you can also admit that he's not doing to bad this season? As for the Venky's they have been naive too since they took over but at least they are trying to put their wrongs right. They are also finally investing to get the club back to where they belong. The only thing stopping us from being better as a club is the nagativety from fans. You don't have to cheer Kean but your protests are serving no purpose as if they were going to get rid they would have done it by now so your protests are only damaging to the team. You guys are missing out. Come back, its a win win.
[quote][p][bold]forever-a-blue-jean[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Mike_82[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]forever-a-blue-jean[/bold] wrote: KEEP UP THE BOYCOTT crowds getting lower despite being top of league and cheap tickets. KEAN OUT FANS IN NO COMPROMISE[/p][/quote]Is this supposed to be a brag? Check out the table, we're doing ok by the way.[/p][/quote]No i'm not bragging Mike. I'am a Rovers supporter of over 50 years. My husband and I (Jack Walker Stand) My son ,daughter in law and Grandson (Darwen End) My eldest son and daughter (Riverside) are all staying away until Kean has gone. Venky's I can forgive if they remove Kean.[/p][/quote]I can understand the protests with the Venky's as the reason we're in the Championship is 100% their fault- in my opinion of course. Kean is just an employee of theirs so surely your gripe should be with them? As for Kean, he has been naive, and i'm not a fan of his either but what do you actually expect him to do? Surely you can also admit that he's not doing to bad this season? As for the Venky's they have been naive too since they took over but at least they are trying to put their wrongs right. They are also finally investing to get the club back to where they belong. The only thing stopping us from being better as a club is the nagativety from fans. You don't have to cheer Kean but your protests are serving no purpose as if they were going to get rid they would have done it by now so your protests are only damaging to the team. You guys are missing out. Come back, its a win win. Mike_82

11:05am Wed 19 Sep 12

walkerjack says...

ulverstonrovers wrote:
We are top of the league and unbeaten, we have signed some good players and we have had our best start since 1994. But still you want Kean sacked. If he went through the whole of the season unbeaten would you still want him sacked?

Yes he never did a good job last season infact he should have been sacked at christmas but he wasnt. He stuck at his job ignored the abuse and built a new team to get us back. At the moment he is doing the best anyone could do - so give the man a break. If you are a true rovers fan you will get behind the team whoever the manager is. And remember half of the players who got us relegated last season are still there but you are not telling them to leave - remember Hendry helped us win the premier league (probably one of the reasons why some of our fans support us) - he is a legend. SO GET BEHIND ROVERS OR SHUT UP

What do you want us to start losing so kean can be sacked ! Whos ays anyone else could do a better job
Winning the Championship is not an achievement. He won't have achieved a thing until he gets us back to being a mid-table Premiership club. He may well go for the rest of the season unbeaten, but it doesn't prove anything. We're playing poorly and it's not good football to watch. There's no way that we'll regain our status as a stable premier league club playing like this. I agree the negativity is far from necessary or wanted, but what you're saying is nonsense.
[quote][p][bold]ulverstonrovers[/bold] wrote: We are top of the league and unbeaten, we have signed some good players and we have had our best start since 1994. But still you want Kean sacked. If he went through the whole of the season unbeaten would you still want him sacked? Yes he never did a good job last season infact he should have been sacked at christmas but he wasnt. He stuck at his job ignored the abuse and built a new team to get us back. At the moment he is doing the best anyone could do - so give the man a break. If you are a true rovers fan you will get behind the team whoever the manager is. And remember half of the players who got us relegated last season are still there but you are not telling them to leave - remember Hendry helped us win the premier league (probably one of the reasons why some of our fans support us) - he is a legend. SO GET BEHIND ROVERS OR SHUT UP What do you want us to start losing so kean can be sacked ! Whos ays anyone else could do a better job[/p][/quote]Winning the Championship is not an achievement. He won't have achieved a thing until he gets us back to being a mid-table Premiership club. He may well go for the rest of the season unbeaten, but it doesn't prove anything. We're playing poorly and it's not good football to watch. There's no way that we'll regain our status as a stable premier league club playing like this. I agree the negativity is far from necessary or wanted, but what you're saying is nonsense. walkerjack

11:11am Wed 19 Sep 12

makaveli96 says...

Paddy says 2 Murphy "have u seen the news? 3 Cliff Walkers have fallen 2 their deaths"!!!

Unbelievable said Murphy,cant believe they all had the same name
Paddy says 2 Murphy "have u seen the news? 3 Cliff Walkers have fallen 2 their deaths"!!! Unbelievable said Murphy,cant believe they all had the same name makaveli96

11:14am Wed 19 Sep 12

makaveli96 says...

Prince William has taken French magazine Closer to court over the publication of the long distance pictures of Kate with her breasts out!

He was standing next to her and even he couldn't see them
Prince William has taken French magazine Closer to court over the publication of the long distance pictures of Kate with her breasts out! He was standing next to her and even he couldn't see them makaveli96

11:14am Wed 19 Sep 12

Harwoodstblue says...

walkerjack wrote:
ulverstonrovers wrote:
We are top of the league and unbeaten, we have signed some good players and we have had our best start since 1994. But still you want Kean sacked. If he went through the whole of the season unbeaten would you still want him sacked?

Yes he never did a good job last season infact he should have been sacked at christmas but he wasnt. He stuck at his job ignored the abuse and built a new team to get us back. At the moment he is doing the best anyone could do - so give the man a break. If you are a true rovers fan you will get behind the team whoever the manager is. And remember half of the players who got us relegated last season are still there but you are not telling them to leave - remember Hendry helped us win the premier league (probably one of the reasons why some of our fans support us) - he is a legend. SO GET BEHIND ROVERS OR SHUT UP

What do you want us to start losing so kean can be sacked ! Whos ays anyone else could do a better job
Winning the Championship is not an achievement. He won't have achieved a thing until he gets us back to being a mid-table Premiership club. He may well go for the rest of the season unbeaten, but it doesn't prove anything. We're playing poorly and it's not good football to watch. There's no way that we'll regain our status as a stable premier league club playing like this. I agree the negativity is far from necessary or wanted, but what you're saying is nonsense.
The best way to put an end to the negativity is to appoint a proper experienced manager......We might be top but we're not exactly playing good football and I fear the bubble will burst soon with Kean in charge....

Look at the Swansea style when they were in the Championship. We're a million miles away but a proper manager could get the best out of this squad.
[quote][p][bold]walkerjack[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]ulverstonrovers[/bold] wrote: We are top of the league and unbeaten, we have signed some good players and we have had our best start since 1994. But still you want Kean sacked. If he went through the whole of the season unbeaten would you still want him sacked? Yes he never did a good job last season infact he should have been sacked at christmas but he wasnt. He stuck at his job ignored the abuse and built a new team to get us back. At the moment he is doing the best anyone could do - so give the man a break. If you are a true rovers fan you will get behind the team whoever the manager is. And remember half of the players who got us relegated last season are still there but you are not telling them to leave - remember Hendry helped us win the premier league (probably one of the reasons why some of our fans support us) - he is a legend. SO GET BEHIND ROVERS OR SHUT UP What do you want us to start losing so kean can be sacked ! Whos ays anyone else could do a better job[/p][/quote]Winning the Championship is not an achievement. He won't have achieved a thing until he gets us back to being a mid-table Premiership club. He may well go for the rest of the season unbeaten, but it doesn't prove anything. We're playing poorly and it's not good football to watch. There's no way that we'll regain our status as a stable premier league club playing like this. I agree the negativity is far from necessary or wanted, but what you're saying is nonsense.[/p][/quote]The best way to put an end to the negativity is to appoint a proper experienced manager......We might be top but we're not exactly playing good football and I fear the bubble will burst soon with Kean in charge.... Look at the Swansea style when they were in the Championship. We're a million miles away but a proper manager could get the best out of this squad. Harwoodstblue

11:15am Wed 19 Sep 12

MatthewCA says...

owdman wrote:
The Barnsley boss is correct, why should clubs get funds for being relegated? I cannot see the logic and none of the above posts, or Mr Kean's comments, have offered a reasonable explanation. Why should relegated clubs be given such an advantage over other clubs in the Championship? No abusive responses required, I am only seeking some logical explanation.
without quality players, you cannot win the game.

Relegated - Yes, because we lost lots of quality players in the mid of the last league season. Now rebuild and getback to " where we are ". For this rebuilding a team in the current transfer market means - it is a fresh start, as a club we are happy to invest in some good players like Rhodes,Best,Murphy,E
ntuhu,Gomes,Kazim. all these players are top performer. we need to pay the price to stand top of the table.

Kean is the Manager of the month, he is getting full support from Fans, venky and players. Good Luck to Blackburn.

Barnsely boss is an explayer from rovers, still he cannot understand about blackburn and club pride & capacity,he can take a walk.
[quote][p][bold]owdman[/bold] wrote: The Barnsley boss is correct, why should clubs get funds for being relegated? I cannot see the logic and none of the above posts, or Mr Kean's comments, have offered a reasonable explanation. Why should relegated clubs be given such an advantage over other clubs in the Championship? No abusive responses required, I am only seeking some logical explanation.[/p][/quote]without quality players, you cannot win the game. Relegated - Yes, because we lost lots of quality players in the mid of the last league season. Now rebuild and getback to " where we are ". For this rebuilding a team in the current transfer market means - it is a fresh start, as a club we are happy to invest in some good players like Rhodes,Best,Murphy,E ntuhu,Gomes,Kazim. all these players are top performer. we need to pay the price to stand top of the table. Kean is the Manager of the month, he is getting full support from Fans, venky and players. Good Luck to Blackburn. Barnsely boss is an explayer from rovers, still he cannot understand about blackburn and club pride & capacity,he can take a walk. MatthewCA

11:17am Wed 19 Sep 12

makaveli96 says...

I just bought 35 cans of women's deodorant, I can't help it, i'm an impulse buyer
I just bought 35 cans of women's deodorant, I can't help it, i'm an impulse buyer makaveli96

11:21am Wed 19 Sep 12

makaveli96 says...

It was my mother in law's funeral yesterday.

When her coffin got lowered into the ground the vicar asked us all to throw something in, that we wanted her to take the grave with her.

It took my wife almost 20 minutes to get back out.
It was my mother in law's funeral yesterday. When her coffin got lowered into the ground the vicar asked us all to throw something in, that we wanted her to take the grave with her. It took my wife almost 20 minutes to get back out. makaveli96

11:22am Wed 19 Sep 12

makaveli96 says...

Got in trouble at the zoo where I work for lining all the squirrels up in order of height...They don't like me critter sizing.
Got in trouble at the zoo where I work for lining all the squirrels up in order of height...They don't like me critter sizing. makaveli96

11:24am Wed 19 Sep 12

makaveli96 says...

Bradley Wiggins has been stripped of his Tour de Francetitle for testing positive for 4 substances that are banned in France.

Toothpaste, mouthwash, soap and shampoo ..
Bradley Wiggins has been stripped of his Tour de Francetitle for testing positive for 4 substances that are banned in France. Toothpaste, mouthwash, soap and shampoo .. makaveli96

11:26am Wed 19 Sep 12

makaveli96 says...

A German goes into a library and asks for a book about war the librarian says "get lost, you lost the last two"
A German goes into a library and asks for a book about war the librarian says "get lost, you lost the last two" makaveli96

11:29am Wed 19 Sep 12

makaveli96 says...

When Roger Federer was asked, "What's the best thing about Switzerland?", he replied:"Well, the flag is a big plus"
When Roger Federer was asked, "What's the best thing about Switzerland?", he replied:"Well, the flag is a big plus" makaveli96

11:30am Wed 19 Sep 12

adcr says...

Because teams in the premier league have to pay substantially more in salaries the parachute payments are essential. Without these payments relegated clubs would go bust. Take Burnley for example they too also moaned about the unfair advantage, and yet they changed their tune when they got relegated and found they needed these payments to survive. And personally I think this £8m we paid has had to come from Venky's own pockets because they realize how much we need to get back up to access the huge amounts of premiership money. Vey silly comments from mr. hill - how many relegated teams have gone on a spending spree the answer is none unless they have a rich chairman
Because teams in the premier league have to pay substantially more in salaries the parachute payments are essential. Without these payments relegated clubs would go bust. Take Burnley for example they too also moaned about the unfair advantage, and yet they changed their tune when they got relegated and found they needed these payments to survive. And personally I think this £8m we paid has had to come from Venky's own pockets because they realize how much we need to get back up to access the huge amounts of premiership money. Vey silly comments from mr. hill - how many relegated teams have gone on a spending spree the answer is none unless they have a rich chairman adcr

11:32am Wed 19 Sep 12

handsj14 says...

mellorb&w wrote:
handsj14 wrote: By the way if the wheels come off our season and Kean gets the sack & we do not get promoted then we will be in financial ruin.... still, as long as some supporters get their wish for Kean to be removed!!!!
That will happen if he isn't removed. A change now for a decent manager will avoid all that happening.
So, you would prefer us being a Portsmouth than winning games and standing a chance of promotion?
[quote][p][bold]mellorb&w[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]handsj14[/bold] wrote: By the way if the wheels come off our season and Kean gets the sack & we do not get promoted then we will be in financial ruin.... still, as long as some supporters get their wish for Kean to be removed!!!![/p][/quote]That will happen if he isn't removed. A change now for a decent manager will avoid all that happening.[/p][/quote]So, you would prefer us being a Portsmouth than winning games and standing a chance of promotion? handsj14

11:35am Wed 19 Sep 12

handsj14 says...

Harwoodstblue wrote:
handsj14 wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
handsj14 wrote: By the way if the wheels come off our season and Kean gets the sack & we do not get promoted then we will be in financial ruin.... still, as long as some supporters get their wish for Kean to be removed!!!!
We only want him removed because we want a proper, experienced manager to organise the team. You've seen the shambles of a defence on the pitch. Do you not want that.
Yes, if given choice I would love a more experienced manager to organise our team. Last night our centre halfs were dreadful! Hanley in particular. However, realistically whilst we are still winning Kean won't be given the sack. If given a choice I would take winning over losing any day of the week.
He won't be sacked whilst there are 12,000 in the ground every week. If however the ground was almost empty I'm almost certain he would be sacked......Think about it.... Let's have a proper manager.
I dont like Kean nor do I like the fact that fellow supporters are boycotting home games however I will still be at every home game supporting the 11 blokes wearing blue and white because they deserve our support.
[quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]handsj14[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]handsj14[/bold] wrote: By the way if the wheels come off our season and Kean gets the sack & we do not get promoted then we will be in financial ruin.... still, as long as some supporters get their wish for Kean to be removed!!!![/p][/quote]We only want him removed because we want a proper, experienced manager to organise the team. You've seen the shambles of a defence on the pitch. Do you not want that.[/p][/quote]Yes, if given choice I would love a more experienced manager to organise our team. Last night our centre halfs were dreadful! Hanley in particular. However, realistically whilst we are still winning Kean won't be given the sack. If given a choice I would take winning over losing any day of the week.[/p][/quote]He won't be sacked whilst there are 12,000 in the ground every week. If however the ground was almost empty I'm almost certain he would be sacked......Think about it.... Let's have a proper manager.[/p][/quote]I dont like Kean nor do I like the fact that fellow supporters are boycotting home games however I will still be at every home game supporting the 11 blokes wearing blue and white because they deserve our support. handsj14

11:35am Wed 19 Sep 12

forever blue and white says...

Funny how all the people on here that call for the fans to boycott or state that they hope Rovera lose qualify there statements by adding " I have been a Rovers fan for 50 years".
If that was the case I am quite sure people have seen a lot worse than what we are seeing over the last 2 years.
We are still top off what would be the old 2nd division.
When I was a young teenager we as fans would have been over the moon to be in the position we are today.
Forget who the manager and support the team.
We are going up!
Funny how all the people on here that call for the fans to boycott or state that they hope Rovera lose qualify there statements by adding " I have been a Rovers fan for 50 years". If that was the case I am quite sure people have seen a lot worse than what we are seeing over the last 2 years. We are still top off what would be the old 2nd division. When I was a young teenager we as fans would have been over the moon to be in the position we are today. Forget who the manager and support the team. We are going up! forever blue and white

11:41am Wed 19 Sep 12

makaveli96 says...

forever blue and white wrote:
Funny how all the people on here that call for the fans to boycott or state that they hope Rovera lose qualify there statements by adding " I have been a Rovers fan for 50 years". If that was the case I am quite sure people have seen a lot worse than what we are seeing over the last 2 years. We are still top off what would be the old 2nd division. When I was a young teenager we as fans would have been over the moon to be in the position we are today. Forget who the manager and support the team. We are going up!
And some of the so called fans don't actually live in Blackburn!!

What next, An Irishman representing the English cricket team?
[quote][p][bold]forever blue and white[/bold] wrote: Funny how all the people on here that call for the fans to boycott or state that they hope Rovera lose qualify there statements by adding " I have been a Rovers fan for 50 years". If that was the case I am quite sure people have seen a lot worse than what we are seeing over the last 2 years. We are still top off what would be the old 2nd division. When I was a young teenager we as fans would have been over the moon to be in the position we are today. Forget who the manager and support the team. We are going up![/p][/quote]And some of the so called fans don't actually live in Blackburn!! What next, An Irishman representing the English cricket team? makaveli96

11:43am Wed 19 Sep 12

whappen says...

“We’re in a different division but we’re able to use the money that over the years we’ve earned by staying in the Premier League so long".

WE have earned, WE?

I'm sorry, YOU have earned f@ck all.

YOU (Venkys) have caused us to be in a different division, you pr!ck.

YOU do not deserve ANY credit for ANYTHING this club has achieved, EVER.
“We’re in a different division but we’re able to use the money that over the years we’ve earned by staying in the Premier League so long". WE have earned, WE? I'm sorry, YOU have earned f@ck all. YOU (Venkys) have caused us to be in a different division, you pr!ck. YOU do not deserve ANY credit for ANYTHING this club has achieved, EVER. whappen

11:46am Wed 19 Sep 12

Is Eckersley playing? says...

Has anyone noticed that the Venkys have still not apologised for their apalling behaviour since taking over the club? They have treated the whole abominable situation as though the fans don't exist. The chickens have now come home to roost and they can see on the terraces that the fans (or a great number of them) no longer do exist! Keep the boycott up and fan power will eventually win.
Has anyone noticed that the Venkys have still not apologised for their apalling behaviour since taking over the club? They have treated the whole abominable situation as though the fans don't exist. The chickens have now come home to roost and they can see on the terraces that the fans (or a great number of them) no longer do exist! Keep the boycott up and fan power will eventually win. Is Eckersley playing?

11:48am Wed 19 Sep 12

poultonjones says...

Perhaps all those who are staying away should use all the money they are saving by not buying tickets, programmes, food and drink, merchandise of all kinds (they'll be saving a fortune) and all go away somewhere on holiday together. And stay there. Perhaps to Greece; they'll be rich there. Go and support AEK Athens or somebody like that. Then we won't have to listen to the constant whining.They'll not be missed. Bye!
Perhaps all those who are staying away should use all the money they are saving by not buying tickets, programmes, food and drink, merchandise of all kinds (they'll be saving a fortune) and all go away somewhere on holiday together. And stay there. Perhaps to Greece; they'll be rich there. Go and support AEK Athens or somebody like that. Then we won't have to listen to the constant whining.They'll not be missed. Bye! poultonjones

11:53am Wed 19 Sep 12

bluerob says...

I have no doubt at all that the boycott is putting Kean under pressure, this is our only way to get the message over to the owners that we want Kean out.

Boycotter's please keep up the good work, if more want to join us on Friday it really would hammer home the message.

Short term pain, long term gain.

KEAN OUT
I have no doubt at all that the boycott is putting Kean under pressure, this is our only way to get the message over to the owners that we want Kean out. Boycotter's please keep up the good work, if more want to join us on Friday it really would hammer home the message. Short term pain, long term gain. KEAN OUT bluerob

11:54am Wed 19 Sep 12

ulverstonrovers says...

poultonjones wrote:
Perhaps all those who are staying away should use all the money they are saving by not buying tickets, programmes, food and drink, merchandise of all kinds (they'll be saving a fortune) and all go away somewhere on holiday together. And stay there. Perhaps to Greece; they'll be rich there. Go and support AEK Athens or somebody like that. Then we won't have to listen to the constant whining.They'll not be missed. Bye!
I fully agree - the real fans support the team whatever league we are in whoever th emanager is - well saud
[quote][p][bold]poultonjones[/bold] wrote: Perhaps all those who are staying away should use all the money they are saving by not buying tickets, programmes, food and drink, merchandise of all kinds (they'll be saving a fortune) and all go away somewhere on holiday together. And stay there. Perhaps to Greece; they'll be rich there. Go and support AEK Athens or somebody like that. Then we won't have to listen to the constant whining.They'll not be missed. Bye![/p][/quote]I fully agree - the real fans support the team whatever league we are in whoever th emanager is - well saud ulverstonrovers

11:56am Wed 19 Sep 12

makaveli96 says...

"A Vodka Martini please mate," I said as I pushed my way in front of two massive women in the cocktail bar.

"That's very rude!" one of them said. "Just for that you can buy ours!
That'll be two margaritas."

"And two cheese and tomato pizzas for these fattys please."
"A Vodka Martini please mate," I said as I pushed my way in front of two massive women in the cocktail bar. "That's very rude!" one of them said. "Just for that you can buy ours! That'll be two margaritas." "And two cheese and tomato pizzas for these fattys please." makaveli96

11:58am Wed 19 Sep 12

wrigglers says...

Lancs - pensioner wrote:
I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match.

Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH)

Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back.

I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return.

Kean AND Hendry out

Fans in!
You utter prat. Kean needed sacking at xmas, unfortunately it didnt happen. no point in upsetting the apple cart at the minute whilst we are doing reasonably well.

He was always onto a hiding to nothing with fans like you around. As soon as Benky's bought the club i bet you was one of the prats that wanted rid of big sam, well they listened but NO-ONE wanted to take over hence Kean and i dare say it would be the same now if they did listen to morons like you again.

Colin Hendry club legend helped put rovers on the map (with the help of a sugar daddy known as uncle jack) won the league with the club and now because he is back working for the club trying to help them achieve promotion at the first attempt you call him vermin?? Has the dementia set in.

I bet you are one of these fans that are sick of people buying clubs and treating them like toys but had no problem when Jack Walker did it. Rovers have been around since 1875 and will be around for some time to come regardless of who is manager/owner/coache
s. I remember gates before the walker/daglish era.

Back the lads, RTID
[quote][p][bold]Lancs - pensioner[/bold] wrote: I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match. Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH) Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back. I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return. Kean AND Hendry out Fans in![/p][/quote]You utter prat. Kean needed sacking at xmas, unfortunately it didnt happen. no point in upsetting the apple cart at the minute whilst we are doing reasonably well. He was always onto a hiding to nothing with fans like you around. As soon as Benky's bought the club i bet you was one of the prats that wanted rid of big sam, well they listened but NO-ONE wanted to take over hence Kean and i dare say it would be the same now if they did listen to morons like you again. Colin Hendry club legend helped put rovers on the map (with the help of a sugar daddy known as uncle jack) won the league with the club and now because he is back working for the club trying to help them achieve promotion at the first attempt you call him vermin?? Has the dementia set in. I bet you are one of these fans that are sick of people buying clubs and treating them like toys but had no problem when Jack Walker did it. Rovers have been around since 1875 and will be around for some time to come regardless of who is manager/owner/coache s. I remember gates before the walker/daglish era. Back the lads, RTID wrigglers

11:59am Wed 19 Sep 12

makaveli96 says...

To commemorate the release of the topless photos of Kate Middleton, Royal Doulton will be releasing a Collector's Edition of two small jugs
To commemorate the release of the topless photos of Kate Middleton, Royal Doulton will be releasing a Collector's Edition of two small jugs makaveli96

12:00pm Wed 19 Sep 12

makaveli96 says...

Apple are planning a law suit on the estate of Alexander Graham Bell for using the word 'phone'.
Apple are planning a law suit on the estate of Alexander Graham Bell for using the word 'phone'. makaveli96

12:03pm Wed 19 Sep 12

wrigglers says...

Is Eckersley playing? wrote:
Has anyone noticed that the Venkys have still not apologised for their apalling behaviour since taking over the club? They have treated the whole abominable situation as though the fans don't exist. The chickens have now come home to roost and they can see on the terraces that the fans (or a great number of them) no longer do exist! Keep the boycott up and fan power will eventually win.
Those fans never did exist in the first place, you was all bought with jacks money. Shown your true colours when the sh1t got tough you lot walked to watch the likes of city on a tuesday night
[quote][p][bold]Is Eckersley playing?[/bold] wrote: Has anyone noticed that the Venkys have still not apologised for their apalling behaviour since taking over the club? They have treated the whole abominable situation as though the fans don't exist. The chickens have now come home to roost and they can see on the terraces that the fans (or a great number of them) no longer do exist! Keep the boycott up and fan power will eventually win.[/p][/quote]Those fans never did exist in the first place, you was all bought with jacks money. Shown your true colours when the sh1t got tough you lot walked to watch the likes of city on a tuesday night wrigglers

12:03pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Sammy53 says...

ulverstonrovers wrote:
i have watched rovers for 40 years now and was disgusted last season by some of the so called fans during a live match - to say it one way it was embarrassing. Now not satisfied with them selves and with our team sat at the top they are now saying they want us to get beaten and drop down the table so our manager can be sacked! So you call yourselves fans but you want your team to get beat every week - I know football has changed but i am sure when you support a team you also want them to win. Look at yourselves you are a disgrace to say you are rovers fans no rovers fan no matter who is in charge of the club should want their team to lose.
Firstly, I never want Rovers to get beat, and as very reluctant stay away, match days are agony. But like many supporters I feel everyone who bought a season ticket or turns up at home games is basically giving a "YES" vote to Kean.

Those of you who regard yourselves as "true fans" by turning up at Ewood I kind of understand, but the totally odious turncoats & Kean apologists now asking us to give him a chance can go to hell.

What you represent is the man who`s family barbecue is gatecrashed by the neighbourhood nasty (Kean) and his crony mates. They have sex with your wife, mollest your daughters, relieve themselves on the cat and sh-t in your favorite armchair watching your telly with your remote control, stub out fags on your DVD`s. Then as they leave, they phone the police to complain about the noise at the party and that they are concerned about their safety.
The police heed their complaints and warn you as to your future conduct.

Several months later you go down the local for a drink and bump into the nasty neighbour, being the "Wuss" that you are, you don`t confront him because that would need courage and conviction, you don`t even boycott the pub until he is no longer drinking there. Instead you let him buy you a pint, you listen as he explains it was all a big misunderstanding and from now he will change, after all it was he that was the victim,ask his social worker.

After a few more pints and a game of pool, you leave the pub singing to the night with him, come around anytime "Stevie" you can screw the wife anytime you like mate, infact bring your mates around too, I have daughters.

After all, We are top of the League and that makes the past go away. "NOT"
[quote][p][bold]ulverstonrovers[/bold] wrote: i have watched rovers for 40 years now and was disgusted last season by some of the so called fans during a live match - to say it one way it was embarrassing. Now not satisfied with them selves and with our team sat at the top they are now saying they want us to get beaten and drop down the table so our manager can be sacked! So you call yourselves fans but you want your team to get beat every week - I know football has changed but i am sure when you support a team you also want them to win. Look at yourselves you are a disgrace to say you are rovers fans no rovers fan no matter who is in charge of the club should want their team to lose.[/p][/quote]Firstly, I never want Rovers to get beat, and as very reluctant stay away, match days are agony. But like many supporters I feel everyone who bought a season ticket or turns up at home games is basically giving a "YES" vote to Kean. Those of you who regard yourselves as "true fans" by turning up at Ewood I kind of understand, but the totally odious turncoats & Kean apologists now asking us to give him a chance can go to hell. What you represent is the man who`s family barbecue is gatecrashed by the neighbourhood nasty (Kean) and his crony mates. They have sex with your wife, mollest your daughters, relieve themselves on the cat and sh-t in your favorite armchair watching your telly with your remote control, stub out fags on your DVD`s. Then as they leave, they phone the police to complain about the noise at the party and that they are concerned about their safety. The police heed their complaints and warn you as to your future conduct. Several months later you go down the local for a drink and bump into the nasty neighbour, being the "Wuss" that you are, you don`t confront him because that would need courage and conviction, you don`t even boycott the pub until he is no longer drinking there. Instead you let him buy you a pint, you listen as he explains it was all a big misunderstanding and from now he will change, after all it was he that was the victim,ask his social worker. After a few more pints and a game of pool, you leave the pub singing to the night with him, come around anytime "Stevie" you can screw the wife anytime you like mate, infact bring your mates around too, I have daughters. After all, We are top of the League and that makes the past go away. "NOT" Sammy53

12:03pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Forever-Blue says...

“If he scores the amount of goals he’s on course to score at the moment, he’ll be worth a lot more than we paid for him.

Say no more.

Kean Disappear = Fans Reappear

Simples
“If he scores the amount of goals he’s on course to score at the moment, he’ll be worth a lot more than we paid for him. Say no more. Kean Disappear = Fans Reappear Simples Forever-Blue

12:04pm Wed 19 Sep 12

forever-a-blue-jean says...

forever blue and white wrote:
Funny how all the people on here that call for the fans to boycott or state that they hope Rovera lose qualify there statements by adding " I have been a Rovers fan for 50 years".
If that was the case I am quite sure people have seen a lot worse than what we are seeing over the last 2 years.
We are still top off what would be the old 2nd division.
When I was a young teenager we as fans would have been over the moon to be in the position we are today.
Forget who the manager and support the team.
We are going up!
Yes I have been a fan for over 50 years
Yes I have seen worse football
Yes I have seen worse league positions
Yes I have seen lower crowds
Yes I remember how poor we where pre Jack Walker

No I have never seen a manager lie under oath and blame Rovers fans.
No I have seen a manager find relegation as a positive.
No I have never seen a manger drunkenly slander a fellow manager.
No I have never seen a manager call Rovers fans doughnuts
No I have never seen a manger turn fan on fan
No I have never seen a manager get directors removed from the club.
No I have never seen a manager survive with Kean's results.
No I have never seen a team play 90 mins without a single shot.
No I have never seen a manger lose 7 or 8,000 fans in 18 months.
No I have never seen a manger at Ewood claim to need a bodyguard.
No I have seen a manager claim to forfeit a quarter final.
No I have never seen a manager who is unsackable.

Now I'am a middle aged semi retired family woman, not a protester or a trouble maker. I do not enjoy seeing an empty stadium but to coin one of Keans sayings "sometimes we have to take a step backwards to take two forwards" If missing homes games helps get rid of this man, then it is worth it for the long term good of our Rovers.

By not attending I'am not part of Kean or Agnews PR spin that all is well in Blackburn and that the fans attending back Kean.

I'l leave you with this thought........... What would the Great Uncle Jack make of Steve Keans antics??
[quote][p][bold]forever blue and white[/bold] wrote: Funny how all the people on here that call for the fans to boycott or state that they hope Rovera lose qualify there statements by adding " I have been a Rovers fan for 50 years". If that was the case I am quite sure people have seen a lot worse than what we are seeing over the last 2 years. We are still top off what would be the old 2nd division. When I was a young teenager we as fans would have been over the moon to be in the position we are today. Forget who the manager and support the team. We are going up![/p][/quote]Yes I have been a fan for over 50 years Yes I have seen worse football Yes I have seen worse league positions Yes I have seen lower crowds Yes I remember how poor we where pre Jack Walker No I have never seen a manager lie under oath and blame Rovers fans. No I have seen a manager find relegation as a positive. No I have never seen a manger drunkenly slander a fellow manager. No I have never seen a manager call Rovers fans doughnuts No I have never seen a manger turn fan on fan No I have never seen a manager get directors removed from the club. No I have never seen a manager survive with Kean's results. No I have never seen a team play 90 mins without a single shot. No I have never seen a manger lose 7 or 8,000 fans in 18 months. No I have never seen a manger at Ewood claim to need a bodyguard. No I have seen a manager claim to forfeit a quarter final. No I have never seen a manager who is unsackable. Now I'am a middle aged semi retired family woman, not a protester or a trouble maker. I do not enjoy seeing an empty stadium but to coin one of Keans sayings "sometimes we have to take a step backwards to take two forwards" If missing homes games helps get rid of this man, then it is worth it for the long term good of our Rovers. By not attending I'am not part of Kean or Agnews PR spin that all is well in Blackburn and that the fans attending back Kean. I'l leave you with this thought........... What would the Great Uncle Jack make of Steve Keans antics?? forever-a-blue-jean

12:05pm Wed 19 Sep 12

whappen says...

"We got ourselves into a financial position as a club where we were more stable....".

May I remind Mr Kean (and Venkys)Mrs Desai said there were no financial issues when they took over the club; so when did we become unstable, Stevie?

It's just another dig at Venkys predecessors. They, through Kean have done it before - anyone remember Kean blaming the previous administration for us becoming a "selling" club?

"......the high wage bill in place from the Walker Trust’s days had turned the club into a ‘selling one’ and it was something they (Venkys) were left with sorting out.

“For the last 10 years it has always been around that mark. What we’ve been as a club over the past 10 years is a club that has to sell.

“When your wages are so high as a percentage of turnover you have to be a selling club. And if you look back over the last 10 years we are the club that has sold the most. We have tried to balance the books by continually selling players".

Venkys used it as their pathetic defence for them cutting staff and not playing / getting rid of experienced players. Too f@cking arrogant to accept blame for anything. And why is the team manager giving a financial assessment of the business?

He conveniently didn't mention depite being a selling club with a high percentage wage bill we had comfortably stayed in the PL for eight and a half years - its called good management - both the business and the team.

We escaped relegation on the last day of his first part season in charge thanks to the points we already had on the board and got relegated in his first full one thereby losing a shed load of TV money in the process.

Thank God they sorted that one out.

Losing under £2m one year to over £18m the next. We hadn't lost that much in the previous nine years in total. If there were no problems when they took over, how did that happen in less than ten months?

When was the bank ever threatening foreclosure in the previous nine years? (see Paul Hunt's leaked e-mail)

Their accusations have been close to libellous and I am surprised John Williams et al haven't commented.

We became financially unstable because of Venkys, no-one else.

I hate these people more by the minute.
"We got ourselves into a financial position as a club where we were more stable....". May I remind Mr Kean (and Venkys)Mrs Desai said there were no financial issues when they took over the club; so when did we become unstable, Stevie? It's just another dig at Venkys predecessors. They, through Kean have done it before - anyone remember Kean blaming the previous administration for us becoming a "selling" club? "......the high wage bill in place from the Walker Trust’s days had turned the club into a ‘selling one’ and it was something they (Venkys) were left with sorting out. “For the last 10 years it has always been around that mark. What we’ve been as a club over the past 10 years is a club that has to sell. “When your wages are so high as a percentage of turnover you have to be a selling club. And if you look back over the last 10 years we are the club that has sold the most. We have tried to balance the books by continually selling players". Venkys used it as their pathetic defence for them cutting staff and not playing / getting rid of experienced players. Too f@cking arrogant to accept blame for anything. And why is the team manager giving a financial assessment of the business? He conveniently didn't mention depite being a selling club with a high percentage wage bill we had comfortably stayed in the PL for eight and a half years - its called good management - both the business and the team. We escaped relegation on the last day of his first part season in charge thanks to the points we already had on the board and got relegated in his first full one thereby losing a shed load of TV money in the process. Thank God they sorted that one out. Losing under £2m one year to over £18m the next. We hadn't lost that much in the previous nine years in total. If there were no problems when they took over, how did that happen in less than ten months? When was the bank ever threatening foreclosure in the previous nine years? (see Paul Hunt's leaked e-mail) Their accusations have been close to libellous and I am surprised John Williams et al haven't commented. We became financially unstable because of Venkys, no-one else. I hate these people more by the minute. whappen

12:10pm Wed 19 Sep 12

ponyton says...

Rovers 1495 wrote:
ulverstonrovers wrote:
We are top of the league and unbeaten, we have signed some good players and we have had our best start since 1994. But still you want Kean sacked. If he went through the whole of the season unbeaten would you still want him sacked?

Yes he never did a good job last season infact he should have been sacked at christmas but he wasnt. He stuck at his job ignored the abuse and built a new team to get us back. At the moment he is doing the best anyone could do - so give the man a break. If you are a true rovers fan you will get behind the team whoever the manager is. And remember half of the players who got us relegated last season are still there but you are not telling them to leave - remember Hendry helped us win the premier league (probably one of the reasons why some of our fans support us) - he is a legend. SO GET BEHIND ROVERS OR SHUT UP

What do you want us to start losing so kean can be sacked ! Whos ays anyone else could do a better job
Sorry, Mrs Kean, but could you go and finish preparing the chicken tikka masala for Steve's tea with Mrs Desai.
Hendry helped us win the premier league , yes and when Rangers came calling his quote was "I`m moving back to Scotland to be close to my family" when after a few months when it was obvious he could not get a game at Rangers (total 21 games ) he was desperate to get back down south , in fact went to Coventry , HENDRY showed his loyalty was only for his pay packet not Rovers ,not Scotland not to be close to anyone,family , nonsense he quotes on the L.E.T. " no one can blame me for wanting to be close to my family" it was absolute crap. his loyalty is to anyone who pays him the most, and Rovers loyalty should be to the people that do a good job and bring credibility to the club and HENDRY DOES NEITHER..
[quote][p][bold]Rovers 1495[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]ulverstonrovers[/bold] wrote: We are top of the league and unbeaten, we have signed some good players and we have had our best start since 1994. But still you want Kean sacked. If he went through the whole of the season unbeaten would you still want him sacked? Yes he never did a good job last season infact he should have been sacked at christmas but he wasnt. He stuck at his job ignored the abuse and built a new team to get us back. At the moment he is doing the best anyone could do - so give the man a break. If you are a true rovers fan you will get behind the team whoever the manager is. And remember half of the players who got us relegated last season are still there but you are not telling them to leave - remember Hendry helped us win the premier league (probably one of the reasons why some of our fans support us) - he is a legend. SO GET BEHIND ROVERS OR SHUT UP What do you want us to start losing so kean can be sacked ! Whos ays anyone else could do a better job[/p][/quote]Sorry, Mrs Kean, but could you go and finish preparing the chicken tikka masala for Steve's tea with Mrs Desai.[/p][/quote]Hendry helped us win the premier league , yes and when Rangers came calling his quote was "I`m moving back to Scotland to be close to my family" when after a few months when it was obvious he could not get a game at Rangers (total 21 games ) he was desperate to get back down south , in fact went to Coventry , HENDRY showed his loyalty was only for his pay packet not Rovers ,not Scotland not to be close to anyone,family , nonsense he quotes on the L.E.T. " no one can blame me for wanting to be close to my family" it was absolute crap. his loyalty is to anyone who pays him the most, and Rovers loyalty should be to the people that do a good job and bring credibility to the club and HENDRY DOES NEITHER.. ponyton

12:12pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Rovers75 says...

I am as anti Kean, Venkys etc etc as the majority. The facts are though he is NOT goIng to be sacked, esepcially whilst we are top of the league. They wouldn't sack him whilst we were a shambles in the Premier League and got relegated, so they aint gonna sack him after he's spent millions and we're top of the league.I understand to a degree fans boycotting the games, I for one didn't renew my ST and cringe every time that lying manipulative propaganda merchant opens his mouth but the facts are what they are, we are top of the league with a far superior squad than anyone else in this division, so much so even the worst manager in our history surely can't fail to at least get us in the play-offs at least. I guarantee that should we go up it would only be a matter of time before he gets the chop because his management skills are so poor, we would just get hung out to dry in the Prem yet again. I say we try fill the ground and support the lads. F@ck Kean and the chicken brigade and roll on derby day against Envy FC!
I am as anti Kean, Venkys etc etc as the majority. The facts are though he is NOT goIng to be sacked, esepcially whilst we are top of the league. They wouldn't sack him whilst we were a shambles in the Premier League and got relegated, so they aint gonna sack him after he's spent millions and we're top of the league.I understand to a degree fans boycotting the games, I for one didn't renew my ST and cringe every time that lying manipulative propaganda merchant opens his mouth but the facts are what they are, we are top of the league with a far superior squad than anyone else in this division, so much so even the worst manager in our history surely can't fail to at least get us in the play-offs at least. I guarantee that should we go up it would only be a matter of time before he gets the chop because his management skills are so poor, we would just get hung out to dry in the Prem yet again. I say we try fill the ground and support the lads. F@ck Kean and the chicken brigade and roll on derby day against Envy FC! Rovers75

12:18pm Wed 19 Sep 12

wrigglers says...

ponyton wrote:
Rovers 1495 wrote:
ulverstonrovers wrote:
We are top of the league and unbeaten, we have signed some good players and we have had our best start since 1994. But still you want Kean sacked. If he went through the whole of the season unbeaten would you still want him sacked?

Yes he never did a good job last season infact he should have been sacked at christmas but he wasnt. He stuck at his job ignored the abuse and built a new team to get us back. At the moment he is doing the best anyone could do - so give the man a break. If you are a true rovers fan you will get behind the team whoever the manager is. And remember half of the players who got us relegated last season are still there but you are not telling them to leave - remember Hendry helped us win the premier league (probably one of the reasons why some of our fans support us) - he is a legend. SO GET BEHIND ROVERS OR SHUT UP

What do you want us to start losing so kean can be sacked ! Whos ays anyone else could do a better job
Sorry, Mrs Kean, but could you go and finish preparing the chicken tikka masala for Steve's tea with Mrs Desai.
Hendry helped us win the premier league , yes and when Rangers came calling his quote was "I`m moving back to Scotland to be close to my family" when after a few months when it was obvious he could not get a game at Rangers (total 21 games ) he was desperate to get back down south , in fact went to Coventry , HENDRY showed his loyalty was only for his pay packet not Rovers ,not Scotland not to be close to anyone,family , nonsense he quotes on the L.E.T. " no one can blame me for wanting to be close to my family" it was absolute crap. his loyalty is to anyone who pays him the most, and Rovers loyalty should be to the people that do a good job and bring credibility to the club and HENDRY DOES NEITHER..
Maybe you so called "proper fans" should take a leaf out of venky's book at least they know what loyalty is.....
[quote][p][bold]ponyton[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Rovers 1495[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]ulverstonrovers[/bold] wrote: We are top of the league and unbeaten, we have signed some good players and we have had our best start since 1994. But still you want Kean sacked. If he went through the whole of the season unbeaten would you still want him sacked? Yes he never did a good job last season infact he should have been sacked at christmas but he wasnt. He stuck at his job ignored the abuse and built a new team to get us back. At the moment he is doing the best anyone could do - so give the man a break. If you are a true rovers fan you will get behind the team whoever the manager is. And remember half of the players who got us relegated last season are still there but you are not telling them to leave - remember Hendry helped us win the premier league (probably one of the reasons why some of our fans support us) - he is a legend. SO GET BEHIND ROVERS OR SHUT UP What do you want us to start losing so kean can be sacked ! Whos ays anyone else could do a better job[/p][/quote]Sorry, Mrs Kean, but could you go and finish preparing the chicken tikka masala for Steve's tea with Mrs Desai.[/p][/quote]Hendry helped us win the premier league , yes and when Rangers came calling his quote was "I`m moving back to Scotland to be close to my family" when after a few months when it was obvious he could not get a game at Rangers (total 21 games ) he was desperate to get back down south , in fact went to Coventry , HENDRY showed his loyalty was only for his pay packet not Rovers ,not Scotland not to be close to anyone,family , nonsense he quotes on the L.E.T. " no one can blame me for wanting to be close to my family" it was absolute crap. his loyalty is to anyone who pays him the most, and Rovers loyalty should be to the people that do a good job and bring credibility to the club and HENDRY DOES NEITHER..[/p][/quote]Maybe you so called "proper fans" should take a leaf out of venky's book at least they know what loyalty is..... wrigglers

12:26pm Wed 19 Sep 12

bluerob says...

forever-a-blue-jean wrote:
forever blue and white wrote:
Funny how all the people on here that call for the fans to boycott or state that they hope Rovera lose qualify there statements by adding " I have been a Rovers fan for 50 years".
If that was the case I am quite sure people have seen a lot worse than what we are seeing over the last 2 years.
We are still top off what would be the old 2nd division.
When I was a young teenager we as fans would have been over the moon to be in the position we are today.
Forget who the manager and support the team.
We are going up!
Yes I have been a fan for over 50 years
Yes I have seen worse football
Yes I have seen worse league positions
Yes I have seen lower crowds
Yes I remember how poor we where pre Jack Walker

No I have never seen a manager lie under oath and blame Rovers fans.
No I have seen a manager find relegation as a positive.
No I have never seen a manger drunkenly slander a fellow manager.
No I have never seen a manager call Rovers fans doughnuts
No I have never seen a manger turn fan on fan
No I have never seen a manager get directors removed from the club.
No I have never seen a manager survive with Kean's results.
No I have never seen a team play 90 mins without a single shot.
No I have never seen a manger lose 7 or 8,000 fans in 18 months.
No I have never seen a manger at Ewood claim to need a bodyguard.
No I have seen a manager claim to forfeit a quarter final.
No I have never seen a manager who is unsackable.

Now I'am a middle aged semi retired family woman, not a protester or a trouble maker. I do not enjoy seeing an empty stadium but to coin one of Keans sayings "sometimes we have to take a step backwards to take two forwards" If missing homes games helps get rid of this man, then it is worth it for the long term good of our Rovers.

By not attending I'am not part of Kean or Agnews PR spin that all is well in Blackburn and that the fans attending back Kean.

I'l leave you with this thought........... What would the Great Uncle Jack make of Steve Keans antics??
Excellent post, you sum up how thousands are feeling. We wont be silenced until Kean has gone.
[quote][p][bold]forever-a-blue-jean[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]forever blue and white[/bold] wrote: Funny how all the people on here that call for the fans to boycott or state that they hope Rovera lose qualify there statements by adding " I have been a Rovers fan for 50 years". If that was the case I am quite sure people have seen a lot worse than what we are seeing over the last 2 years. We are still top off what would be the old 2nd division. When I was a young teenager we as fans would have been over the moon to be in the position we are today. Forget who the manager and support the team. We are going up![/p][/quote]Yes I have been a fan for over 50 years Yes I have seen worse football Yes I have seen worse league positions Yes I have seen lower crowds Yes I remember how poor we where pre Jack Walker No I have never seen a manager lie under oath and blame Rovers fans. No I have seen a manager find relegation as a positive. No I have never seen a manger drunkenly slander a fellow manager. No I have never seen a manager call Rovers fans doughnuts No I have never seen a manger turn fan on fan No I have never seen a manager get directors removed from the club. No I have never seen a manager survive with Kean's results. No I have never seen a team play 90 mins without a single shot. No I have never seen a manger lose 7 or 8,000 fans in 18 months. No I have never seen a manger at Ewood claim to need a bodyguard. No I have seen a manager claim to forfeit a quarter final. No I have never seen a manager who is unsackable. Now I'am a middle aged semi retired family woman, not a protester or a trouble maker. I do not enjoy seeing an empty stadium but to coin one of Keans sayings "sometimes we have to take a step backwards to take two forwards" If missing homes games helps get rid of this man, then it is worth it for the long term good of our Rovers. By not attending I'am not part of Kean or Agnews PR spin that all is well in Blackburn and that the fans attending back Kean. I'l leave you with this thought........... What would the Great Uncle Jack make of Steve Keans antics??[/p][/quote]Excellent post, you sum up how thousands are feeling. We wont be silenced until Kean has gone. bluerob

12:29pm Wed 19 Sep 12

bluerob says...

Rovers75 wrote:
I am as anti Kean, Venkys etc etc as the majority. The facts are though he is NOT goIng to be sacked, esepcially whilst we are top of the league. They wouldn't sack him whilst we were a shambles in the Premier League and got relegated, so they aint gonna sack him after he's spent millions and we're top of the league.I understand to a degree fans boycotting the games, I for one didn't renew my ST and cringe every time that lying manipulative propaganda merchant opens his mouth but the facts are what they are, we are top of the league with a far superior squad than anyone else in this division, so much so even the worst manager in our history surely can't fail to at least get us in the play-offs at least. I guarantee that should we go up it would only be a matter of time before he gets the chop because his management skills are so poor, we would just get hung out to dry in the Prem yet again. I say we try fill the ground and support the lads. F@ck Kean and the chicken brigade and roll on derby day against Envy FC!
A few games with an empty stadium and he will be gone regardless of where we are in the league
[quote][p][bold]Rovers75[/bold] wrote: I am as anti Kean, Venkys etc etc as the majority. The facts are though he is NOT goIng to be sacked, esepcially whilst we are top of the league. They wouldn't sack him whilst we were a shambles in the Premier League and got relegated, so they aint gonna sack him after he's spent millions and we're top of the league.I understand to a degree fans boycotting the games, I for one didn't renew my ST and cringe every time that lying manipulative propaganda merchant opens his mouth but the facts are what they are, we are top of the league with a far superior squad than anyone else in this division, so much so even the worst manager in our history surely can't fail to at least get us in the play-offs at least. I guarantee that should we go up it would only be a matter of time before he gets the chop because his management skills are so poor, we would just get hung out to dry in the Prem yet again. I say we try fill the ground and support the lads. F@ck Kean and the chicken brigade and roll on derby day against Envy FC![/p][/quote]A few games with an empty stadium and he will be gone regardless of where we are in the league bluerob

12:39pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Rovers75 says...

forever-a-blue-jean wrote:
forever blue and white wrote:
Funny how all the people on here that call for the fans to boycott or state that they hope Rovera lose qualify there statements by adding " I have been a Rovers fan for 50 years".
If that was the case I am quite sure people have seen a lot worse than what we are seeing over the last 2 years.
We are still top off what would be the old 2nd division.
When I was a young teenager we as fans would have been over the moon to be in the position we are today.
Forget who the manager and support the team.
We are going up!
Yes I have been a fan for over 50 years
Yes I have seen worse football
Yes I have seen worse league positions
Yes I have seen lower crowds
Yes I remember how poor we where pre Jack Walker

No I have never seen a manager lie under oath and blame Rovers fans.
No I have seen a manager find relegation as a positive.
No I have never seen a manger drunkenly slander a fellow manager.
No I have never seen a manager call Rovers fans doughnuts
No I have never seen a manger turn fan on fan
No I have never seen a manager get directors removed from the club.
No I have never seen a manager survive with Kean's results.
No I have never seen a team play 90 mins without a single shot.
No I have never seen a manger lose 7 or 8,000 fans in 18 months.
No I have never seen a manger at Ewood claim to need a bodyguard.
No I have seen a manager claim to forfeit a quarter final.
No I have never seen a manager who is unsackable.

Now I'am a middle aged semi retired family woman, not a protester or a trouble maker. I do not enjoy seeing an empty stadium but to coin one of Keans sayings "sometimes we have to take a step backwards to take two forwards" If missing homes games helps get rid of this man, then it is worth it for the long term good of our Rovers.

By not attending I'am not part of Kean or Agnews PR spin that all is well in Blackburn and that the fans attending back Kean.

I'l leave you with this thought........... What would the Great Uncle Jack make of Steve Keans antics??
An excellent post and couldn't sum things up better. But in my opinion whilst we are winning football matches, no matter what the attendances, that idiot won't be sacked. The only way he will be sacked is if we start losing matches and as much as I can't stand that man in charge of Rovers, I could never bring myself to wanting us to lose games in the hope the clown loses his job. If we go up (and that's a big IF so early on in the season) he will be sacked within weeks because he has already shown his complete and utter failure as a Premier League manager. Just a thought........
[quote][p][bold]forever-a-blue-jean[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]forever blue and white[/bold] wrote: Funny how all the people on here that call for the fans to boycott or state that they hope Rovera lose qualify there statements by adding " I have been a Rovers fan for 50 years". If that was the case I am quite sure people have seen a lot worse than what we are seeing over the last 2 years. We are still top off what would be the old 2nd division. When I was a young teenager we as fans would have been over the moon to be in the position we are today. Forget who the manager and support the team. We are going up![/p][/quote]Yes I have been a fan for over 50 years Yes I have seen worse football Yes I have seen worse league positions Yes I have seen lower crowds Yes I remember how poor we where pre Jack Walker No I have never seen a manager lie under oath and blame Rovers fans. No I have seen a manager find relegation as a positive. No I have never seen a manger drunkenly slander a fellow manager. No I have never seen a manager call Rovers fans doughnuts No I have never seen a manger turn fan on fan No I have never seen a manager get directors removed from the club. No I have never seen a manager survive with Kean's results. No I have never seen a team play 90 mins without a single shot. No I have never seen a manger lose 7 or 8,000 fans in 18 months. No I have never seen a manger at Ewood claim to need a bodyguard. No I have seen a manager claim to forfeit a quarter final. No I have never seen a manager who is unsackable. Now I'am a middle aged semi retired family woman, not a protester or a trouble maker. I do not enjoy seeing an empty stadium but to coin one of Keans sayings "sometimes we have to take a step backwards to take two forwards" If missing homes games helps get rid of this man, then it is worth it for the long term good of our Rovers. By not attending I'am not part of Kean or Agnews PR spin that all is well in Blackburn and that the fans attending back Kean. I'l leave you with this thought........... What would the Great Uncle Jack make of Steve Keans antics??[/p][/quote]An excellent post and couldn't sum things up better. But in my opinion whilst we are winning football matches, no matter what the attendances, that idiot won't be sacked. The only way he will be sacked is if we start losing matches and as much as I can't stand that man in charge of Rovers, I could never bring myself to wanting us to lose games in the hope the clown loses his job. If we go up (and that's a big IF so early on in the season) he will be sacked within weeks because he has already shown his complete and utter failure as a Premier League manager. Just a thought........ Rovers75

12:40pm Wed 19 Sep 12

whappen says...

owdman wrote:
The Barnsley boss is correct, why should clubs get funds for being relegated? I cannot see the logic and none of the above posts, or Mr Kean's comments, have offered a reasonable explanation. Why should relegated clubs be given such an advantage over other clubs in the Championship? No abusive responses required, I am only seeking some logical explanation.
I agree in principle, why should we be rewarded for failure - in our case abject failure?

In reality, without the parachute money relegation would lead to financial ruin of those clubs.

The drop in TV income whilst costs - player contracts mainly - remain at a high level would make it impossible for most clubs to survive. The PL has an obligation not to allow that to happen.

The parachute money gives those clubs the time to cut their cloth accordingly. Do they invest it and try and get back the higher level of income or use the three years getting rid of the high earners by selling them or letting their contracts run out thereby reducing costs to within manageable levels?

It's a choice the clubs have to make.

It's harsh on those which don't have that option and have to start from scratch. But is it worse than clubs which have achieved promotion (parachute money or not) then being allowed to go out of business just by being relegated?
[quote][p][bold]owdman[/bold] wrote: The Barnsley boss is correct, why should clubs get funds for being relegated? I cannot see the logic and none of the above posts, or Mr Kean's comments, have offered a reasonable explanation. Why should relegated clubs be given such an advantage over other clubs in the Championship? No abusive responses required, I am only seeking some logical explanation.[/p][/quote]I agree in principle, why should we be rewarded for failure - in our case abject failure? In reality, without the parachute money relegation would lead to financial ruin of those clubs. The drop in TV income whilst costs - player contracts mainly - remain at a high level would make it impossible for most clubs to survive. The PL has an obligation not to allow that to happen. The parachute money gives those clubs the time to cut their cloth accordingly. Do they invest it and try and get back the higher level of income or use the three years getting rid of the high earners by selling them or letting their contracts run out thereby reducing costs to within manageable levels? It's a choice the clubs have to make. It's harsh on those which don't have that option and have to start from scratch. But is it worse than clubs which have achieved promotion (parachute money or not) then being allowed to go out of business just by being relegated? whappen

12:44pm Wed 19 Sep 12

1rover says...

Lancs - pensioner wrote:
I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match.

Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH)

Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back.

I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return.

Kean AND Hendry out

Fans in!
yes kean out hendry out.
[quote][p][bold]Lancs - pensioner[/bold] wrote: I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match. Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH) Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back. I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return. Kean AND Hendry out Fans in![/p][/quote]yes kean out hendry out. 1rover

12:45pm Wed 19 Sep 12

whappen says...

makaveli96 wrote:
When Roger Federer was asked, "What's the best thing about Switzerland?", he replied:"Well, the flag is a big plus"
On form today my Flemish beer loving friend.
[quote][p][bold]makaveli96[/bold] wrote: When Roger Federer was asked, "What's the best thing about Switzerland?", he replied:"Well, the flag is a big plus"[/p][/quote]On form today my Flemish beer loving friend. whappen

12:50pm Wed 19 Sep 12

wrigglers says...

Ive got one club to mention to you that have recently gone through the same as Rovers, They were bought out by a new owner. The new owner listened to the fans and sacked the manager couldn't find a decent one so went back into yesteryear to appease the fans, that went bottom up. They went onto to think wait a minute the wage bill is astronomical it needs to be cut drastically, this happened when they relegation set in, The fans boycotted calling for the owner to sell up, no one was interested so he stuck to the task. Backed the manager with a reasonable budget for life in the championship the fans thought we will not be in the prem for a long time. now this tale can continue using one or two clubs but the similarities are alarming.
Ive got one club to mention to you that have recently gone through the same as Rovers, They were bought out by a new owner. The new owner listened to the fans and sacked the manager couldn't find a decent one so went back into yesteryear to appease the fans, that went bottom up. They went onto to think wait a minute the wage bill is astronomical it needs to be cut drastically, this happened when they relegation set in, The fans boycotted calling for the owner to sell up, no one was interested so he stuck to the task. Backed the manager with a reasonable budget for life in the championship the fans thought we will not be in the prem for a long time. now this tale can continue using one or two clubs but the similarities are alarming. wrigglers

12:53pm Wed 19 Sep 12

whappen says...

adcr wrote:
Because teams in the premier league have to pay substantially more in salaries the parachute payments are essential. Without these payments relegated clubs would go bust. Take Burnley for example they too also moaned about the unfair advantage, and yet they changed their tune when they got relegated and found they needed these payments to survive. And personally I think this £8m we paid has had to come from Venky's own pockets because they realize how much we need to get back up to access the huge amounts of premiership money. Vey silly comments from mr. hill - how many relegated teams have gone on a spending spree the answer is none unless they have a rich chairman
"Because teams in the premier league have to pay substantially more in salaries the parachute payments are essential. Without these payments relegated clubs would go bust"

Sorry, hadn't read your comment - I wasn't nicking it honest!
[quote][p][bold]adcr[/bold] wrote: Because teams in the premier league have to pay substantially more in salaries the parachute payments are essential. Without these payments relegated clubs would go bust. Take Burnley for example they too also moaned about the unfair advantage, and yet they changed their tune when they got relegated and found they needed these payments to survive. And personally I think this £8m we paid has had to come from Venky's own pockets because they realize how much we need to get back up to access the huge amounts of premiership money. Vey silly comments from mr. hill - how many relegated teams have gone on a spending spree the answer is none unless they have a rich chairman[/p][/quote]"Because teams in the premier league have to pay substantially more in salaries the parachute payments are essential. Without these payments relegated clubs would go bust" Sorry, hadn't read your comment - I wasn't nicking it honest! whappen

12:56pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Phoenix From The Ashes says...

forever-a-blue-jean wrote:
forever blue and white wrote:
Funny how all the people on here that call for the fans to boycott or state that they hope Rovera lose qualify there statements by adding " I have been a Rovers fan for 50 years".
If that was the case I am quite sure people have seen a lot worse than what we are seeing over the last 2 years.
We are still top off what would be the old 2nd division.
When I was a young teenager we as fans would have been over the moon to be in the position we are today.
Forget who the manager and support the team.
We are going up!
Yes I have been a fan for over 50 years
Yes I have seen worse football
Yes I have seen worse league positions
Yes I have seen lower crowds
Yes I remember how poor we where pre Jack Walker

No I have never seen a manager lie under oath and blame Rovers fans.
No I have seen a manager find relegation as a positive.
No I have never seen a manger drunkenly slander a fellow manager.
No I have never seen a manager call Rovers fans doughnuts
No I have never seen a manger turn fan on fan
No I have never seen a manager get directors removed from the club.
No I have never seen a manager survive with Kean's results.
No I have never seen a team play 90 mins without a single shot.
No I have never seen a manger lose 7 or 8,000 fans in 18 months.
No I have never seen a manger at Ewood claim to need a bodyguard.
No I have seen a manager claim to forfeit a quarter final.
No I have never seen a manager who is unsackable.

Now I'am a middle aged semi retired family woman, not a protester or a trouble maker. I do not enjoy seeing an empty stadium but to coin one of Keans sayings "sometimes we have to take a step backwards to take two forwards" If missing homes games helps get rid of this man, then it is worth it for the long term good of our Rovers.

By not attending I'am not part of Kean or Agnews PR spin that all is well in Blackburn and that the fans attending back Kean.

I'l leave you with this thought........... What would the Great Uncle Jack make of Steve Keans antics??
I agree with most of this. But honestly, I doubt he will get the sack this season unless we fail with promotion. Im just gonna try and enjoy the season now, it's more competitive then the Prem, anyone can beat anyone and we have been lucky not to lose yet. However top of the league and winning games is a nice start. Don't get me wrong I think any old joe could get promotion with this squad but Keanocchio isn't going anywhere soon. I think he's more likely to jump ship to a 'bigger club' after we get promoted, some dumb chairman wants him and he believes he's a god!
[quote][p][bold]forever-a-blue-jean[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]forever blue and white[/bold] wrote: Funny how all the people on here that call for the fans to boycott or state that they hope Rovera lose qualify there statements by adding " I have been a Rovers fan for 50 years". If that was the case I am quite sure people have seen a lot worse than what we are seeing over the last 2 years. We are still top off what would be the old 2nd division. When I was a young teenager we as fans would have been over the moon to be in the position we are today. Forget who the manager and support the team. We are going up![/p][/quote]Yes I have been a fan for over 50 years Yes I have seen worse football Yes I have seen worse league positions Yes I have seen lower crowds Yes I remember how poor we where pre Jack Walker No I have never seen a manager lie under oath and blame Rovers fans. No I have seen a manager find relegation as a positive. No I have never seen a manger drunkenly slander a fellow manager. No I have never seen a manager call Rovers fans doughnuts No I have never seen a manger turn fan on fan No I have never seen a manager get directors removed from the club. No I have never seen a manager survive with Kean's results. No I have never seen a team play 90 mins without a single shot. No I have never seen a manger lose 7 or 8,000 fans in 18 months. No I have never seen a manger at Ewood claim to need a bodyguard. No I have seen a manager claim to forfeit a quarter final. No I have never seen a manager who is unsackable. Now I'am a middle aged semi retired family woman, not a protester or a trouble maker. I do not enjoy seeing an empty stadium but to coin one of Keans sayings "sometimes we have to take a step backwards to take two forwards" If missing homes games helps get rid of this man, then it is worth it for the long term good of our Rovers. By not attending I'am not part of Kean or Agnews PR spin that all is well in Blackburn and that the fans attending back Kean. I'l leave you with this thought........... What would the Great Uncle Jack make of Steve Keans antics??[/p][/quote]I agree with most of this. But honestly, I doubt he will get the sack this season unless we fail with promotion. Im just gonna try and enjoy the season now, it's more competitive then the Prem, anyone can beat anyone and we have been lucky not to lose yet. However top of the league and winning games is a nice start. Don't get me wrong I think any old joe could get promotion with this squad but Keanocchio isn't going anywhere soon. I think he's more likely to jump ship to a 'bigger club' after we get promoted, some dumb chairman wants him and he believes he's a god! Phoenix From The Ashes

1:03pm Wed 19 Sep 12

rovertakenmb says...

Check out review of the book...,.

AGENTS, ROVERS and CRICKET LOVING OWNERS

on BRFCS Home Page
Check out review of the book...,. AGENTS, ROVERS and CRICKET LOVING OWNERS on BRFCS Home Page rovertakenmb

1:07pm Wed 19 Sep 12

P888HOW says...

The Wheels are comming
off the band wagon,keep
the boycott going.Kean &
Hendry "OUT"
The Wheels are comming off the band wagon,keep the boycott going.Kean & Hendry "OUT" P888HOW

1:20pm Wed 19 Sep 12

ulverstonrovers says...

It is up to th fans if they want to come and watch rovers. However you people who think the stadium will be one day empty due to protests are mistaken. The stadium will never be empty because the true fans will be there - the fans who supported rovers before jack built our stadium and we had no glory fans. we remember how it was and how many fans came to watch our team. we support our team through thick and thin no matter who the manager is or the owners - we follow the blue and white shirts and make sure the players now it. Those who saqy they are fans but dont want to watch our team are only hurting themselves and not the club. when it comes to it and we win the league will you be able to say "I was there" Yes only a few matches gone but get behind the team and start acting like real fans - saying that, how many are staying away due to your friend or neighbour and you are afraid to say otherwise. Get behind the team or shut up
It is up to th fans if they want to come and watch rovers. However you people who think the stadium will be one day empty due to protests are mistaken. The stadium will never be empty because the true fans will be there - the fans who supported rovers before jack built our stadium and we had no glory fans. we remember how it was and how many fans came to watch our team. we support our team through thick and thin no matter who the manager is or the owners - we follow the blue and white shirts and make sure the players now it. Those who saqy they are fans but dont want to watch our team are only hurting themselves and not the club. when it comes to it and we win the league will you be able to say "I was there" Yes only a few matches gone but get behind the team and start acting like real fans - saying that, how many are staying away due to your friend or neighbour and you are afraid to say otherwise. Get behind the team or shut up ulverstonrovers

1:26pm Wed 19 Sep 12

R0BB0 says...

Lancs - pensioner wrote:
I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match.

Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH)

Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back.

I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return.

Kean AND Hendry out

Fans in!
i'd actually prefer it if you stayed away
[quote][p][bold]Lancs - pensioner[/bold] wrote: I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match. Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH) Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back. I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return. Kean AND Hendry out Fans in![/p][/quote]i'd actually prefer it if you stayed away R0BB0

1:36pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Wild Rover says...

Note that "all the same poster" is getting increasingly desperate to try to keep the dissent going.
TBF his inventiveness and hard work in spending all day creating accounts to bolster his anti Rovers propaganda is almost admirable
Any genuine posters note how many new accounts appear everday then spout the same nonsense even to using the same phrases.
He is so not a Rovers fan and is making mischief ....
We won again, he fears Rovers success
Dont you Ronnie/LP / Morst et al ?
My account has the same name as it always has ...
Note that "all the same poster" is getting increasingly desperate to try to keep the dissent going. TBF his inventiveness and hard work in spending all day creating accounts to bolster his anti Rovers propaganda is almost admirable Any genuine posters note how many new accounts appear everday then spout the same nonsense even to using the same phrases. He is so not a Rovers fan and is making mischief .... We won again, he fears Rovers success Dont you Ronnie/LP / Morst et al ? My account has the same name as it always has ... Wild Rover

1:47pm Wed 19 Sep 12

mellorb&w says...

handsj14 wrote:
mellorb&w wrote:
handsj14 wrote: By the way if the wheels come off our season and Kean gets the sack & we do not get promoted then we will be in financial ruin.... still, as long as some supporters get their wish for Kean to be removed!!!!
That will happen if he isn't removed. A change now for a decent manager will avoid all that happening.
So, you would prefer us being a Portsmouth than winning games and standing a chance of promotion?
What are you on about ?

I just said that that is what will happen if Kean isn't replaced.
[quote][p][bold]handsj14[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]mellorb&w[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]handsj14[/bold] wrote: By the way if the wheels come off our season and Kean gets the sack & we do not get promoted then we will be in financial ruin.... still, as long as some supporters get their wish for Kean to be removed!!!![/p][/quote]That will happen if he isn't removed. A change now for a decent manager will avoid all that happening.[/p][/quote]So, you would prefer us being a Portsmouth than winning games and standing a chance of promotion?[/p][/quote]What are you on about ? I just said that that is what will happen if Kean isn't replaced. mellorb&w

1:49pm Wed 19 Sep 12

mellorb&w says...

poultonjones wrote:
Perhaps all those who are staying away should use all the money they are saving by not buying tickets, programmes, food and drink, merchandise of all kinds (they'll be saving a fortune) and all go away somewhere on holiday together. And stay there. Perhaps to Greece; they'll be rich there. Go and support AEK Athens or somebody like that. Then we won't have to listen to the constant whining.They'll not be missed. Bye!
Idiot.
[quote][p][bold]poultonjones[/bold] wrote: Perhaps all those who are staying away should use all the money they are saving by not buying tickets, programmes, food and drink, merchandise of all kinds (they'll be saving a fortune) and all go away somewhere on holiday together. And stay there. Perhaps to Greece; they'll be rich there. Go and support AEK Athens or somebody like that. Then we won't have to listen to the constant whining.They'll not be missed. Bye![/p][/quote]Idiot. mellorb&w

1:50pm Wed 19 Sep 12

mellorb&w says...

bluerob wrote:
I have no doubt at all that the boycott is putting Kean under pressure, this is our only way to get the message over to the owners that we want Kean out.

Boycotter's please keep up the good work, if more want to join us on Friday it really would hammer home the message.

Short term pain, long term gain.

KEAN OUT
Spot on.
[quote][p][bold]bluerob[/bold] wrote: I have no doubt at all that the boycott is putting Kean under pressure, this is our only way to get the message over to the owners that we want Kean out. Boycotter's please keep up the good work, if more want to join us on Friday it really would hammer home the message. Short term pain, long term gain. KEAN OUT[/p][/quote]Spot on. mellorb&w

1:51pm Wed 19 Sep 12

bluerob says...

ulverstonrovers wrote:
It is up to th fans if they want to come and watch rovers. However you people who think the stadium will be one day empty due to protests are mistaken. The stadium will never be empty because the true fans will be there - the fans who supported rovers before jack built our stadium and we had no glory fans. we remember how it was and how many fans came to watch our team. we support our team through thick and thin no matter who the manager is or the owners - we follow the blue and white shirts and make sure the players now it. Those who saqy they are fans but dont want to watch our team are only hurting themselves and not the club. when it comes to it and we win the league will you be able to say "I was there" Yes only a few matches gone but get behind the team and start acting like real fans - saying that, how many are staying away due to your friend or neighbour and you are afraid to say otherwise. Get behind the team or shut up
We won't shut up, if you don't like it don't read it.

My first game was in 1965 and until this season I have missed very few over all those years, so don't talk about new stadiums and glory fans.
[quote][p][bold]ulverstonrovers[/bold] wrote: It is up to th fans if they want to come and watch rovers. However you people who think the stadium will be one day empty due to protests are mistaken. The stadium will never be empty because the true fans will be there - the fans who supported rovers before jack built our stadium and we had no glory fans. we remember how it was and how many fans came to watch our team. we support our team through thick and thin no matter who the manager is or the owners - we follow the blue and white shirts and make sure the players now it. Those who saqy they are fans but dont want to watch our team are only hurting themselves and not the club. when it comes to it and we win the league will you be able to say "I was there" Yes only a few matches gone but get behind the team and start acting like real fans - saying that, how many are staying away due to your friend or neighbour and you are afraid to say otherwise. Get behind the team or shut up[/p][/quote]We won't shut up, if you don't like it don't read it. My first game was in 1965 and until this season I have missed very few over all those years, so don't talk about new stadiums and glory fans. bluerob

1:55pm Wed 19 Sep 12

CheshireRover says...

I'm no fan of Kean (quite the opposite) but I don't need to like him to support Rovers and want them to win (I don't like BFS, but can't argue with his record). I don't get who's winning by staying away - I'm not saying don't do it, that is your right, I'm saying it's not hurting Venkys (the gate money is peanuts to them), and you're missing Rovers actually winning a few games. And with a bigger crowd, who knows what some of these players could achieve.

Whatever we think, the summer acquisitions are good signings in the main. There's a lot of talk about defence and defenders, but if you look at it, by the end of last season, we had no strikers (Yakubu gone and Goodwillie, well, being Goodwillie), so we absolutely needed strikers: and you need 3 or 4 to cover injuries. Case in point, we have two strikers out right now. Defensively, we have Orr, Olsson, Olsson, Givet, Dann, Hanley, Lowe and I'm sure someone like Etuhu could play at the back too, plus the youngsters, which means we don't need defenders (you may want to buy better quality ones, but they aren't a necessity in the same way as strikers were). The problem for me is not the defence per se, it's the lack of ability of the midfield and forwards to defend that means that the defenders are hopelessly exposed and over-stretched, resulting in mistakes. People hark back to the Premier League winning side, they defended from Shearer through Atkins and Sherwood, Wilcox and Ripley, to the back four - we don't do that now and we need to learn to.

That said, with Rhodes and Gomes up front, I think we're going to think we can outscore anyone to be honest.

Only my opinion, don't ask anyone else to agree with it.

COYB
I'm no fan of Kean (quite the opposite) but I don't need to like him to support Rovers and want them to win (I don't like BFS, but can't argue with his record). I don't get who's winning by staying away - I'm not saying don't do it, that is your right, I'm saying it's not hurting Venkys (the gate money is peanuts to them), and you're missing Rovers actually winning a few games. And with a bigger crowd, who knows what some of these players could achieve. Whatever we think, the summer acquisitions are good signings in the main. There's a lot of talk about defence and defenders, but if you look at it, by the end of last season, we had no strikers (Yakubu gone and Goodwillie, well, being Goodwillie), so we absolutely needed strikers: and you need 3 or 4 to cover injuries. Case in point, we have two strikers out right now. Defensively, we have Orr, Olsson, Olsson, Givet, Dann, Hanley, Lowe and I'm sure someone like Etuhu could play at the back too, plus the youngsters, which means we don't need defenders (you may want to buy better quality ones, but they aren't a necessity in the same way as strikers were). The problem for me is not the defence per se, it's the lack of ability of the midfield and forwards to defend that means that the defenders are hopelessly exposed and over-stretched, resulting in mistakes. People hark back to the Premier League winning side, they defended from Shearer through Atkins and Sherwood, Wilcox and Ripley, to the back four - we don't do that now and we need to learn to. That said, with Rhodes and Gomes up front, I think we're going to think we can outscore anyone to be honest. Only my opinion, don't ask anyone else to agree with it. COYB CheshireRover

2:00pm Wed 19 Sep 12

bburnrover says...

I still cannot believe Hanley and Dann both passing the ball to opposing forwards in frot of our unmarked goal I played in the Blackburn and Burnley combinations and cannot recall opposition defenders ever giving me the ball like that in front of their goal.
We wont get promoted unless he brings in replacements as that match highlighted a lot of problems which were covered up by the fanastic Rhodes and Nuno Gomes. Murphy was poor and slow in the first half and was guilty of miss passes Pederson was awful but we are used to that and Orr kept holding his ribs rather than progressing forward and was another useless defender,Ollson had a good game and tried to attack on the left but we did not have any right sided attack at all so the side is also tactically imbalanced.
I still cannot believe Hanley and Dann both passing the ball to opposing forwards in frot of our unmarked goal I played in the Blackburn and Burnley combinations and cannot recall opposition defenders ever giving me the ball like that in front of their goal. We wont get promoted unless he brings in replacements as that match highlighted a lot of problems which were covered up by the fanastic Rhodes and Nuno Gomes. Murphy was poor and slow in the first half and was guilty of miss passes Pederson was awful but we are used to that and Orr kept holding his ribs rather than progressing forward and was another useless defender,Ollson had a good game and tried to attack on the left but we did not have any right sided attack at all so the side is also tactically imbalanced. bburnrover

2:00pm Wed 19 Sep 12

petergray says...

I broke my promise last night and went with my lads.

The only way I could cope was to pretend that I could not see kean at all.

The atmosphere was dreadful despite the win and the excitement of seeing the wonderful Rhodes play.

What the tactics were I have no idea. Casually giving the ball away in defence, failing to press the opposition and a lack of trying to find space ( apart from Rhodes and Gomes when he came on ) can mainly be blamed on inept coaching and management.

I was on two of the first three protest marches and attended the first three post match protests as I had concluded the only chance of avoiding relegation was to get the idiot out. I still believe that this was the case.

HOWEVER the mass boycott is now threatening to damage us as much as bonehead is. The longer it goes on, the fewer will ever step foot in Ewood again, nevermind be regulars. We will not change things by staying away - our owners are deluded fools who are beyond reason.

All we can hope is that when kean goes we are as high up the league as possible and that our crowds are as large as possible.

At the end of the season I hope the manager out campaign is relaunched as actively as possible whichever division we are in - hopefully after a promoti
I broke my promise last night and went with my lads. The only way I could cope was to pretend that I could not see kean at all. The atmosphere was dreadful despite the win and the excitement of seeing the wonderful Rhodes play. What the tactics were I have no idea. Casually giving the ball away in defence, failing to press the opposition and a lack of trying to find space ( apart from Rhodes and Gomes when he came on ) can mainly be blamed on inept coaching and management. I was on two of the first three protest marches and attended the first three post match protests as I had concluded the only chance of avoiding relegation was to get the idiot out. I still believe that this was the case. HOWEVER the mass boycott is now threatening to damage us as much as bonehead is. The longer it goes on, the fewer will ever step foot in Ewood again, nevermind be regulars. We will not change things by staying away - our owners are deluded fools who are beyond reason. All we can hope is that when kean goes we are as high up the league as possible and that our crowds are as large as possible. At the end of the season I hope the manager out campaign is relaunched as actively as possible whichever division we are in - hopefully after a promoti petergray

2:01pm Wed 19 Sep 12

phoenixclublad says...

3bricks wrote:
Only a matter of time before the wheels come off hopefully friday,maybe the start of getting are ewood back.
I CANT BELIEVE THAT FANS WANT THERE OWN TEAM TO LOSE ITS PATHETIC
[quote][p][bold]3bricks[/bold] wrote: Only a matter of time before the wheels come off hopefully friday,maybe the start of getting are ewood back.[/p][/quote]I CANT BELIEVE THAT FANS WANT THERE OWN TEAM TO LOSE ITS PATHETIC phoenixclublad

2:04pm Wed 19 Sep 12

petergray says...

At the end of the season I hope the manager out campaign is relaunched as actively as possible whichever division we are in - hopefully after a promotion season that would be despite his useless efforts, not because of them.

I'm not sure I will manage to attend too often because of the nausea I feel when my glasses let me down and I spot the bald, slumped figure with his hands in his pockets but I do now wish that those with a stronger stomach than mine put their principles behind them and get back to our Ewood to support the team. Do not hide behind the delusion that staying away will help Blackburn Rovers. It will not.

RTID?
At the end of the season I hope the manager out campaign is relaunched as actively as possible whichever division we are in - hopefully after a promotion season that would be despite his useless efforts, not because of them. I'm not sure I will manage to attend too often because of the nausea I feel when my glasses let me down and I spot the bald, slumped figure with his hands in his pockets but I do now wish that those with a stronger stomach than mine put their principles behind them and get back to our Ewood to support the team. Do not hide behind the delusion that staying away will help Blackburn Rovers. It will not. RTID? petergray

2:16pm Wed 19 Sep 12

bburnrover says...

The reason for parachute payments was because a Premiership team was exceedingly expensive to fund in big wage contracts so in its wisdom the members decided that the payment of a decreasing amount over 3 or 4 years would help a relegated club to adjust its finances to the lower income levels available in the Championship. I think it was a sound move as it probaly assisted many clubs like Bradford and Burnley from going to the wall because they did not have rich owners to stave of the financial inbalance.
The reason for parachute payments was because a Premiership team was exceedingly expensive to fund in big wage contracts so in its wisdom the members decided that the payment of a decreasing amount over 3 or 4 years would help a relegated club to adjust its finances to the lower income levels available in the Championship. I think it was a sound move as it probaly assisted many clubs like Bradford and Burnley from going to the wall because they did not have rich owners to stave of the financial inbalance. bburnrover

2:19pm Wed 19 Sep 12

MORTEN GAMST 84 says...

Will the boycotters stay away if we have a home game to lift the championship trophy?just a thought, I say come and support the lads on Friday night, long as we keep winning Kean stays but if we drop out of automatic contention he will be sacked from what I am hearing, I can't have people wanting Rovers to lose,Rhodes and Gomes keep bulging that onion bag!Last nights performance was terrible and still won, need more pace in wide positions and first of all can we sign a defender on loan.art et labore. just taking a year out prem, see you next year.
Will the boycotters stay away if we have a home game to lift the championship trophy?just a thought, I say come and support the lads on Friday night, long as we keep winning Kean stays but if we drop out of automatic contention he will be sacked from what I am hearing, I can't have people wanting Rovers to lose,Rhodes and Gomes keep bulging that onion bag!Last nights performance was terrible and still won, need more pace in wide positions and first of all can we sign a defender on loan.art et labore. just taking a year out prem, see you next year. MORTEN GAMST 84

2:20pm Wed 19 Sep 12

makaveli96 says...

BBC Sports news: "former Aston Villa striker Emile Heskey is set for a surprise move to Australian club Newcastle Jets."

Apparently he was set for a move to New York Red Bulls, but missed.
BBC Sports news: "former Aston Villa striker Emile Heskey is set for a surprise move to Australian club Newcastle Jets." Apparently he was set for a move to New York Red Bulls, but missed. makaveli96

2:30pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Lancs - pensioner says...

CheshireRover wrote:
I'm no fan of Kean (quite the opposite) but I don't need to like him to support Rovers and want them to win (I don't like BFS, but can't argue with his record). I don't get who's winning by staying away - I'm not saying don't do it, that is your right, I'm saying it's not hurting Venkys (the gate money is peanuts to them), and you're missing Rovers actually winning a few games. And with a bigger crowd, who knows what some of these players could achieve.

Whatever we think, the summer acquisitions are good signings in the main. There's a lot of talk about defence and defenders, but if you look at it, by the end of last season, we had no strikers (Yakubu gone and Goodwillie, well, being Goodwillie), so we absolutely needed strikers: and you need 3 or 4 to cover injuries. Case in point, we have two strikers out right now. Defensively, we have Orr, Olsson, Olsson, Givet, Dann, Hanley, Lowe and I'm sure someone like Etuhu could play at the back too, plus the youngsters, which means we don't need defenders (you may want to buy better quality ones, but they aren't a necessity in the same way as strikers were). The problem for me is not the defence per se, it's the lack of ability of the midfield and forwards to defend that means that the defenders are hopelessly exposed and over-stretched, resulting in mistakes. People hark back to the Premier League winning side, they defended from Shearer through Atkins and Sherwood, Wilcox and Ripley, to the back four - we don't do that now and we need to learn to.

That said, with Rhodes and Gomes up front, I think we're going to think we can outscore anyone to be honest.

Only my opinion, don't ask anyone else to agree with it.

COYB
Hi Cheshire
Good post, not biased either way, the only thing I disagree with you is your statement on basically the small crowds don't bother the Venkys, I have posted on more than one occasion this is at the top of the agenda at every board meeting,
I stated the ST offer would be extended, it happened, I know posts are placed on here by Ewood Park staff, don't underestimate the effect those that are boycotting are having, there will be more press releases from Agnew and co for the fans to come back, yes it is hurting them and we are winning this battle to have Kean removed have no doubt.

Kean sacked

Fans back.
[quote][p][bold]CheshireRover[/bold] wrote: I'm no fan of Kean (quite the opposite) but I don't need to like him to support Rovers and want them to win (I don't like BFS, but can't argue with his record). I don't get who's winning by staying away - I'm not saying don't do it, that is your right, I'm saying it's not hurting Venkys (the gate money is peanuts to them), and you're missing Rovers actually winning a few games. And with a bigger crowd, who knows what some of these players could achieve. Whatever we think, the summer acquisitions are good signings in the main. There's a lot of talk about defence and defenders, but if you look at it, by the end of last season, we had no strikers (Yakubu gone and Goodwillie, well, being Goodwillie), so we absolutely needed strikers: and you need 3 or 4 to cover injuries. Case in point, we have two strikers out right now. Defensively, we have Orr, Olsson, Olsson, Givet, Dann, Hanley, Lowe and I'm sure someone like Etuhu could play at the back too, plus the youngsters, which means we don't need defenders (you may want to buy better quality ones, but they aren't a necessity in the same way as strikers were). The problem for me is not the defence per se, it's the lack of ability of the midfield and forwards to defend that means that the defenders are hopelessly exposed and over-stretched, resulting in mistakes. People hark back to the Premier League winning side, they defended from Shearer through Atkins and Sherwood, Wilcox and Ripley, to the back four - we don't do that now and we need to learn to. That said, with Rhodes and Gomes up front, I think we're going to think we can outscore anyone to be honest. Only my opinion, don't ask anyone else to agree with it. COYB[/p][/quote]Hi Cheshire Good post, not biased either way, the only thing I disagree with you is your statement on basically the small crowds don't bother the Venkys, I have posted on more than one occasion this is at the top of the agenda at every board meeting, I stated the ST offer would be extended, it happened, I know posts are placed on here by Ewood Park staff, don't underestimate the effect those that are boycotting are having, there will be more press releases from Agnew and co for the fans to come back, yes it is hurting them and we are winning this battle to have Kean removed have no doubt. Kean sacked Fans back. Lancs - pensioner

2:49pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Bazzer says...

Lancs - pensioner wrote:
CheshireRover wrote: I'm no fan of Kean (quite the opposite) but I don't need to like him to support Rovers and want them to win (I don't like BFS, but can't argue with his record). I don't get who's winning by staying away - I'm not saying don't do it, that is your right, I'm saying it's not hurting Venkys (the gate money is peanuts to them), and you're missing Rovers actually winning a few games. And with a bigger crowd, who knows what some of these players could achieve. Whatever we think, the summer acquisitions are good signings in the main. There's a lot of talk about defence and defenders, but if you look at it, by the end of last season, we had no strikers (Yakubu gone and Goodwillie, well, being Goodwillie), so we absolutely needed strikers: and you need 3 or 4 to cover injuries. Case in point, we have two strikers out right now. Defensively, we have Orr, Olsson, Olsson, Givet, Dann, Hanley, Lowe and I'm sure someone like Etuhu could play at the back too, plus the youngsters, which means we don't need defenders (you may want to buy better quality ones, but they aren't a necessity in the same way as strikers were). The problem for me is not the defence per se, it's the lack of ability of the midfield and forwards to defend that means that the defenders are hopelessly exposed and over-stretched, resulting in mistakes. People hark back to the Premier League winning side, they defended from Shearer through Atkins and Sherwood, Wilcox and Ripley, to the back four - we don't do that now and we need to learn to. That said, with Rhodes and Gomes up front, I think we're going to think we can outscore anyone to be honest. Only my opinion, don't ask anyone else to agree with it. COYB
Hi Cheshire Good post, not biased either way, the only thing I disagree with you is your statement on basically the small crowds don't bother the Venkys, I have posted on more than one occasion this is at the top of the agenda at every board meeting, I stated the ST offer would be extended, it happened, I know posts are placed on here by Ewood Park staff, don't underestimate the effect those that are boycotting are having, there will be more press releases from Agnew and co for the fans to come back, yes it is hurting them and we are winning this battle to have Kean removed have no doubt. Kean sacked Fans back.
I see Birmingham City attracted only about 2,000 more than us last night against Bolton. Huge city and club as they are.
Seems there is not much of a boycott at Ewood after all?
[quote][p][bold]Lancs - pensioner[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]CheshireRover[/bold] wrote: I'm no fan of Kean (quite the opposite) but I don't need to like him to support Rovers and want them to win (I don't like BFS, but can't argue with his record). I don't get who's winning by staying away - I'm not saying don't do it, that is your right, I'm saying it's not hurting Venkys (the gate money is peanuts to them), and you're missing Rovers actually winning a few games. And with a bigger crowd, who knows what some of these players could achieve. Whatever we think, the summer acquisitions are good signings in the main. There's a lot of talk about defence and defenders, but if you look at it, by the end of last season, we had no strikers (Yakubu gone and Goodwillie, well, being Goodwillie), so we absolutely needed strikers: and you need 3 or 4 to cover injuries. Case in point, we have two strikers out right now. Defensively, we have Orr, Olsson, Olsson, Givet, Dann, Hanley, Lowe and I'm sure someone like Etuhu could play at the back too, plus the youngsters, which means we don't need defenders (you may want to buy better quality ones, but they aren't a necessity in the same way as strikers were). The problem for me is not the defence per se, it's the lack of ability of the midfield and forwards to defend that means that the defenders are hopelessly exposed and over-stretched, resulting in mistakes. People hark back to the Premier League winning side, they defended from Shearer through Atkins and Sherwood, Wilcox and Ripley, to the back four - we don't do that now and we need to learn to. That said, with Rhodes and Gomes up front, I think we're going to think we can outscore anyone to be honest. Only my opinion, don't ask anyone else to agree with it. COYB[/p][/quote]Hi Cheshire Good post, not biased either way, the only thing I disagree with you is your statement on basically the small crowds don't bother the Venkys, I have posted on more than one occasion this is at the top of the agenda at every board meeting, I stated the ST offer would be extended, it happened, I know posts are placed on here by Ewood Park staff, don't underestimate the effect those that are boycotting are having, there will be more press releases from Agnew and co for the fans to come back, yes it is hurting them and we are winning this battle to have Kean removed have no doubt. Kean sacked Fans back.[/p][/quote]I see Birmingham City attracted only about 2,000 more than us last night against Bolton. Huge city and club as they are. Seems there is not much of a boycott at Ewood after all? Bazzer

2:57pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Come the Revolution says...

Venkys..Another £400,000 in lost revenue by the end of the week. Are you watching. KEAN SACK, FANS BACK.
Venkys..Another £400,000 in lost revenue by the end of the week. Are you watching. KEAN SACK, FANS BACK. Come the Revolution

3:04pm Wed 19 Sep 12

MerlinTheVoiceofReason2 says...

forever blue and white wrote:
Kean is right about one thing.
Last night it was dreadful.
The defence is shocking. I have a 5 year old boy that would not make the mistakes that were being made last night.
However, as I have said all along I think we will get promoted because of the amount of goals we can score
Anyone know what Hendry is coaching our defence?
At least we are still top. Bring on Boro and hopefully a clean sheet.
Scot Dann is a liability.
[quote][p][bold]forever blue and white[/bold] wrote: Kean is right about one thing. Last night it was dreadful. The defence is shocking. I have a 5 year old boy that would not make the mistakes that were being made last night. However, as I have said all along I think we will get promoted because of the amount of goals we can score Anyone know what Hendry is coaching our defence? At least we are still top. Bring on Boro and hopefully a clean sheet.[/p][/quote]Scot Dann is a liability. MerlinTheVoiceofReason2

3:08pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Only1TonyFinnigan says...

Lets all be honest here.
The boycotters who have stayed away and believe that having an empty stadium will eventually see the end of this pr!ck, and us supporters who have purchased STs believing we have seen worse and support the club and not the manager, all need to understand this :
Us supporters with STs believe 'staying away' is **** and you must support your team.
However, ST holders will stay away, not for any boycotting purposes but for the dire entertainment that is being dished up!
Last night was dreadful and the tactics where 'ball-less'.
Fans didn't like BFS tactics and some stayed away, well, top of the league or not, I cannot watch that sh!te that was served up, yet again last night.
This will be one reason why the attendances will keep falling and ewood will be empty. The atmosphere is none existent because the football is giving us nothing to shout about and with this tactless moron in charge it will not get any better!
Go on or stay away - I don't really care, you'll regret either decision you make....Good luck!
Lets all be honest here. The boycotters who have stayed away and believe that having an empty stadium will eventually see the end of this pr!ck, and us supporters who have purchased STs believing we have seen worse and support the club and not the manager, all need to understand this : Us supporters with STs believe 'staying away' is **** and you must support your team. However, ST holders will stay away, not for any boycotting purposes but for the dire entertainment that is being dished up! Last night was dreadful and the tactics where 'ball-less'. Fans didn't like BFS tactics and some stayed away, well, top of the league or not, I cannot watch that sh!te that was served up, yet again last night. This will be one reason why the attendances will keep falling and ewood will be empty. The atmosphere is none existent because the football is giving us nothing to shout about and with this tactless moron in charge it will not get any better! Go on or stay away - I don't really care, you'll regret either decision you make....Good luck! Only1TonyFinnigan

3:11pm Wed 19 Sep 12

MerlinTheVoiceofReason2 says...

Lancs - pensioner wrote:
I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match.

Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH)

Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back.

I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return.

Kean AND Hendry out

Fans in!
I'm not sure Coiln Hendry is one of the two most hated men in Blackburn - I just remember him as one of Rovers best ever players and so should everyone else. Boycotting the match is silly. It achieves nothing. As long as Rovers keep winning, Kean is safe. I can't go along with those pathetic fans - and to be honest, you sound like one of them - that would rather see Rovers struggle in this league, so that Kean gets sacked. Surely, all true fans want to bounce back to the Premiership. Then Venky's can think about replacing him because the club would be a more attractive proposition.
[quote][p][bold]Lancs - pensioner[/bold] wrote: I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match. Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH) Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back. I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return. Kean AND Hendry out Fans in![/p][/quote]I'm not sure Coiln Hendry is one of the two most hated men in Blackburn - I just remember him as one of Rovers best ever players and so should everyone else. Boycotting the match is silly. It achieves nothing. As long as Rovers keep winning, Kean is safe. I can't go along with those pathetic fans - and to be honest, you sound like one of them - that would rather see Rovers struggle in this league, so that Kean gets sacked. Surely, all true fans want to bounce back to the Premiership. Then Venky's can think about replacing him because the club would be a more attractive proposition. MerlinTheVoiceofReason2

3:14pm Wed 19 Sep 12

bburnrover says...

Totally agree sound argument someone with a grey cell at last.
Totally agree sound argument someone with a grey cell at last. bburnrover

3:17pm Wed 19 Sep 12

MerlinTheVoiceofReason2 says...

bburnrover wrote:
I still cannot believe Hanley and Dann both passing the ball to opposing forwards in frot of our unmarked goal I played in the Blackburn and Burnley combinations and cannot recall opposition defenders ever giving me the ball like that in front of their goal.
We wont get promoted unless he brings in replacements as that match highlighted a lot of problems which were covered up by the fanastic Rhodes and Nuno Gomes. Murphy was poor and slow in the first half and was guilty of miss passes Pederson was awful but we are used to that and Orr kept holding his ribs rather than progressing forward and was another useless defender,Ollson had a good game and tried to attack on the left but we did not have any right sided attack at all so the side is also tactically imbalanced.
Spot on bburnrover!
[quote][p][bold]bburnrover[/bold] wrote: I still cannot believe Hanley and Dann both passing the ball to opposing forwards in frot of our unmarked goal I played in the Blackburn and Burnley combinations and cannot recall opposition defenders ever giving me the ball like that in front of their goal. We wont get promoted unless he brings in replacements as that match highlighted a lot of problems which were covered up by the fanastic Rhodes and Nuno Gomes. Murphy was poor and slow in the first half and was guilty of miss passes Pederson was awful but we are used to that and Orr kept holding his ribs rather than progressing forward and was another useless defender,Ollson had a good game and tried to attack on the left but we did not have any right sided attack at all so the side is also tactically imbalanced.[/p][/quote]Spot on bburnrover! MerlinTheVoiceofReason2

3:23pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Sam-the-Man says...

poultonjones wrote:
Perhaps all those who are staying away should use all the money they are saving by not buying tickets, programmes, food and drink, merchandise of all kinds (they'll be saving a fortune) and all go away somewhere on holiday together. And stay there. Perhaps to Greece; they'll be rich there. Go and support AEK Athens or somebody like that. Then we won't have to listen to the constant whining.They'll not be missed. Bye!
10 to 12,000 fans won't be missed? What a plonker!
[quote][p][bold]poultonjones[/bold] wrote: Perhaps all those who are staying away should use all the money they are saving by not buying tickets, programmes, food and drink, merchandise of all kinds (they'll be saving a fortune) and all go away somewhere on holiday together. And stay there. Perhaps to Greece; they'll be rich there. Go and support AEK Athens or somebody like that. Then we won't have to listen to the constant whining.They'll not be missed. Bye![/p][/quote]10 to 12,000 fans won't be missed? What a plonker! Sam-the-Man

3:23pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Phoenix From The Ashes says...

I always want Rovers to win but last season was embarrassing, you don't admit to throwing matches I don't care what level you play at, I would find that unacceptable from a kids coach. As I have stated before I can not forgive but can block out the damning negatives that Kean brings off the field. His incompetence during matches is still rampant though, I do think any half-decent manager could do a better job. He's been given the cash and these are his players now though. He won't get the sack this season so us fans might as well enjoy the ride in a division we could end up winning. If Rhodes & Gomes stay fit he might get that dire win percentage to get better, they are looking a very good partnership. Defence needs a kick up the ****. COYB's
I always want Rovers to win but last season was embarrassing, you don't admit to throwing matches I don't care what level you play at, I would find that unacceptable from a kids coach. As I have stated before I can not forgive but can block out the damning negatives that Kean brings off the field. His incompetence during matches is still rampant though, I do think any half-decent manager could do a better job. He's been given the cash and these are his players now though. He won't get the sack this season so us fans might as well enjoy the ride in a division we could end up winning. If Rhodes & Gomes stay fit he might get that dire win percentage to get better, they are looking a very good partnership. Defence needs a kick up the ****. COYB's Phoenix From The Ashes

3:37pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Sam-the-Man says...

Is it me, or can a lot of posters on here not see the wood for the trees? SK (w@nker) is responsible for getting us relegated. He has lied through his teeth to almost everyone he has ever been in contact with (including police and judges) And now suddenly, with a tremendous amount of luck, we are winning a few games and people think all should be forgiven. Only when we get promoted and are 10th in the PL should we even CONSIDER giving him a clean sheet. It pains me not to go to Ewood but I will not even think about it until this obnoxious man is removed from the club completely. If you’re not strong enough to stay away so be it but for f##ks sake stop calling people like me none supporters. We all want shut of Gollum, we just choose different ways to show it. But once he’s gone, and it won't be long now, we can all reunite and enjoy our team again.
Is it me, or can a lot of posters on here not see the wood for the trees? SK (w@nker) is responsible for getting us relegated. He has lied through his teeth to almost everyone he has ever been in contact with (including police and judges) And now suddenly, with a tremendous amount of luck, we are winning a few games and people think all should be forgiven. Only when we get promoted and are 10th in the PL should we even CONSIDER giving him a clean sheet. It pains me not to go to Ewood but I will not even think about it until this obnoxious man is removed from the club completely. If you’re not strong enough to stay away so be it but for f##ks sake stop calling people like me none supporters. We all want shut of Gollum, we just choose different ways to show it. But once he’s gone, and it won't be long now, we can all reunite and enjoy our team again. Sam-the-Man

3:53pm Wed 19 Sep 12

RTID says...

walkerjack wrote:
ulverstonrovers wrote:
We are top of the league and unbeaten, we have signed some good players and we have had our best start since 1994. But still you want Kean sacked. If he went through the whole of the season unbeaten would you still want him sacked?

Yes he never did a good job last season infact he should have been sacked at christmas but he wasnt. He stuck at his job ignored the abuse and built a new team to get us back. At the moment he is doing the best anyone could do - so give the man a break. If you are a true rovers fan you will get behind the team whoever the manager is. And remember half of the players who got us relegated last season are still there but you are not telling them to leave - remember Hendry helped us win the premier league (probably one of the reasons why some of our fans support us) - he is a legend. SO GET BEHIND ROVERS OR SHUT UP

What do you want us to start losing so kean can be sacked ! Whos ays anyone else could do a better job
Winning the Championship is not an achievement. He won't have achieved a thing until he gets us back to being a mid-table Premiership club. He may well go for the rest of the season unbeaten, but it doesn't prove anything. We're playing poorly and it's not good football to watch. There's no way that we'll regain our status as a stable premier league club playing like this. I agree the negativity is far from necessary or wanted, but what you're saying is nonsense.
I think you'll find that winning the Championship unbeaten would be pretty special.

It's miles off BUT that would be an impressive feat.
[quote][p][bold]walkerjack[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]ulverstonrovers[/bold] wrote: We are top of the league and unbeaten, we have signed some good players and we have had our best start since 1994. But still you want Kean sacked. If he went through the whole of the season unbeaten would you still want him sacked? Yes he never did a good job last season infact he should have been sacked at christmas but he wasnt. He stuck at his job ignored the abuse and built a new team to get us back. At the moment he is doing the best anyone could do - so give the man a break. If you are a true rovers fan you will get behind the team whoever the manager is. And remember half of the players who got us relegated last season are still there but you are not telling them to leave - remember Hendry helped us win the premier league (probably one of the reasons why some of our fans support us) - he is a legend. SO GET BEHIND ROVERS OR SHUT UP What do you want us to start losing so kean can be sacked ! Whos ays anyone else could do a better job[/p][/quote]Winning the Championship is not an achievement. He won't have achieved a thing until he gets us back to being a mid-table Premiership club. He may well go for the rest of the season unbeaten, but it doesn't prove anything. We're playing poorly and it's not good football to watch. There's no way that we'll regain our status as a stable premier league club playing like this. I agree the negativity is far from necessary or wanted, but what you're saying is nonsense.[/p][/quote]I think you'll find that winning the Championship unbeaten would be pretty special. It's miles off BUT that would be an impressive feat. RTID

3:59pm Wed 19 Sep 12

RTID says...

Sammy53 wrote:
ulverstonrovers wrote:
i have watched rovers for 40 years now and was disgusted last season by some of the so called fans during a live match - to say it one way it was embarrassing. Now not satisfied with them selves and with our team sat at the top they are now saying they want us to get beaten and drop down the table so our manager can be sacked! So you call yourselves fans but you want your team to get beat every week - I know football has changed but i am sure when you support a team you also want them to win. Look at yourselves you are a disgrace to say you are rovers fans no rovers fan no matter who is in charge of the club should want their team to lose.
Firstly, I never want Rovers to get beat, and as very reluctant stay away, match days are agony. But like many supporters I feel everyone who bought a season ticket or turns up at home games is basically giving a "YES" vote to Kean.

Those of you who regard yourselves as "true fans" by turning up at Ewood I kind of understand, but the totally odious turncoats & Kean apologists now asking us to give him a chance can go to hell.

What you represent is the man who`s family barbecue is gatecrashed by the neighbourhood nasty (Kean) and his crony mates. They have sex with your wife, mollest your daughters, relieve themselves on the cat and sh-t in your favorite armchair watching your telly with your remote control, stub out fags on your DVD`s. Then as they leave, they phone the police to complain about the noise at the party and that they are concerned about their safety.
The police heed their complaints and warn you as to your future conduct.

Several months later you go down the local for a drink and bump into the nasty neighbour, being the "Wuss" that you are, you don`t confront him because that would need courage and conviction, you don`t even boycott the pub until he is no longer drinking there. Instead you let him buy you a pint, you listen as he explains it was all a big misunderstanding and from now he will change, after all it was he that was the victim,ask his social worker.

After a few more pints and a game of pool, you leave the pub singing to the night with him, come around anytime "Stevie" you can screw the wife anytime you like mate, infact bring your mates around too, I have daughters.

After all, We are top of the League and that makes the past go away. "NOT"
The last time I heard, no one was saying give him a chance.

It is simply a case of being in a position were he is the manager! Why does no one seem to get this! We have absolutely no say...

I support Blackburn, and I have tried to ignore the manager.
[quote][p][bold]Sammy53[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]ulverstonrovers[/bold] wrote: i have watched rovers for 40 years now and was disgusted last season by some of the so called fans during a live match - to say it one way it was embarrassing. Now not satisfied with them selves and with our team sat at the top they are now saying they want us to get beaten and drop down the table so our manager can be sacked! So you call yourselves fans but you want your team to get beat every week - I know football has changed but i am sure when you support a team you also want them to win. Look at yourselves you are a disgrace to say you are rovers fans no rovers fan no matter who is in charge of the club should want their team to lose.[/p][/quote]Firstly, I never want Rovers to get beat, and as very reluctant stay away, match days are agony. But like many supporters I feel everyone who bought a season ticket or turns up at home games is basically giving a "YES" vote to Kean. Those of you who regard yourselves as "true fans" by turning up at Ewood I kind of understand, but the totally odious turncoats & Kean apologists now asking us to give him a chance can go to hell. What you represent is the man who`s family barbecue is gatecrashed by the neighbourhood nasty (Kean) and his crony mates. They have sex with your wife, mollest your daughters, relieve themselves on the cat and sh-t in your favorite armchair watching your telly with your remote control, stub out fags on your DVD`s. Then as they leave, they phone the police to complain about the noise at the party and that they are concerned about their safety. The police heed their complaints and warn you as to your future conduct. Several months later you go down the local for a drink and bump into the nasty neighbour, being the "Wuss" that you are, you don`t confront him because that would need courage and conviction, you don`t even boycott the pub until he is no longer drinking there. Instead you let him buy you a pint, you listen as he explains it was all a big misunderstanding and from now he will change, after all it was he that was the victim,ask his social worker. After a few more pints and a game of pool, you leave the pub singing to the night with him, come around anytime "Stevie" you can screw the wife anytime you like mate, infact bring your mates around too, I have daughters. After all, We are top of the League and that makes the past go away. "NOT"[/p][/quote]The last time I heard, no one was saying give him a chance. It is simply a case of being in a position were he is the manager! Why does no one seem to get this! We have absolutely no say... I support Blackburn, and I have tried to ignore the manager. RTID

4:00pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Lancs - pensioner says...

MerlinTheVoiceofReas
on2
wrote:
Lancs - pensioner wrote:
I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match.

Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH)

Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back.

I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return.

Kean AND Hendry out

Fans in!
I'm not sure Coiln Hendry is one of the two most hated men in Blackburn - I just remember him as one of Rovers best ever players and so should everyone else. Boycotting the match is silly. It achieves nothing. As long as Rovers keep winning, Kean is safe. I can't go along with those pathetic fans - and to be honest, you sound like one of them - that would rather see Rovers struggle in this league, so that Kean gets sacked. Surely, all true fans want to bounce back to the Premiership. Then Venky's can think about replacing him because the club would be a more attractive proposition.
Hi MTV
It's all about opinions, mine differ from yours obviously, no I don't want to see the team struggle that will automatically happen (eventually) with this clown in charge, for me it's not about winning football matches any more, it's about the way the club is going which leads me back to who they are currently employing.
You like me remember CH as a good footballer who would put his head where others dare not. Since then his personal life has taken some bad Knocks which like many I felt sorry for but it's since then he has shown his true colours and if those pensioners where your mum and dad you may think different.
As for Kean Drunk driver, liar, awful manager, due to drag the club into the mud again with the slander case when lets face it he was of his head when he spoke and this was an official club trip.
No it's not about winning or losing its about the history of our club BRFC and history will show how we went downhill in the last two years.
[quote][p][bold]MerlinTheVoiceofReas on2[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Lancs - pensioner[/bold] wrote: I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match. Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH) Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back. I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return. Kean AND Hendry out Fans in![/p][/quote]I'm not sure Coiln Hendry is one of the two most hated men in Blackburn - I just remember him as one of Rovers best ever players and so should everyone else. Boycotting the match is silly. It achieves nothing. As long as Rovers keep winning, Kean is safe. I can't go along with those pathetic fans - and to be honest, you sound like one of them - that would rather see Rovers struggle in this league, so that Kean gets sacked. Surely, all true fans want to bounce back to the Premiership. Then Venky's can think about replacing him because the club would be a more attractive proposition.[/p][/quote]Hi MTV It's all about opinions, mine differ from yours obviously, no I don't want to see the team struggle that will automatically happen (eventually) with this clown in charge, for me it's not about winning football matches any more, it's about the way the club is going which leads me back to who they are currently employing. You like me remember CH as a good footballer who would put his head where others dare not. Since then his personal life has taken some bad Knocks which like many I felt sorry for but it's since then he has shown his true colours and if those pensioners where your mum and dad you may think different. As for Kean Drunk driver, liar, awful manager, due to drag the club into the mud again with the slander case when lets face it he was of his head when he spoke and this was an official club trip. No it's not about winning or losing its about the history of our club BRFC and history will show how we went downhill in the last two years. Lancs - pensioner

4:09pm Wed 19 Sep 12

unclejacklegend says...

So they admit it, they only want to get back to the prem for the tv money. Not because they are ambitious, not to promote football in India, not for us or uncle jack's legacy but for money. Finally a bit of honesty.

With regards to the actual story, did anybody notice man city's unfair financial advantage over us last season? Keith hill needs to join the real world. That's the modern game keithy boy.
So they admit it, they only want to get back to the prem for the tv money. Not because they are ambitious, not to promote football in India, not for us or uncle jack's legacy but for money. Finally a bit of honesty. With regards to the actual story, did anybody notice man city's unfair financial advantage over us last season? Keith hill needs to join the real world. That's the modern game keithy boy. unclejacklegend

4:14pm Wed 19 Sep 12

wampam says...

no chance with this prat in charge. more boycotters equals more pressure. so far so good. boycott friday , get the imposter out....now
no chance with this prat in charge. more boycotters equals more pressure. so far so good. boycott friday , get the imposter out....now wampam

4:15pm Wed 19 Sep 12

ponyton says...

MerlinTheVoiceofReas
on2
wrote:
Lancs - pensioner wrote:
I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match.

Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH)

Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back.

I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return.

Kean AND Hendry out

Fans in!
I'm not sure Coiln Hendry is one of the two most hated men in Blackburn - I just remember him as one of Rovers best ever players and so should everyone else. Boycotting the match is silly. It achieves nothing. As long as Rovers keep winning, Kean is safe. I can't go along with those pathetic fans - and to be honest, you sound like one of them - that would rather see Rovers struggle in this league, so that Kean gets sacked. Surely, all true fans want to bounce back to the Premiership. Then Venky's can think about replacing him because the club would be a more attractive proposition.
Does anyone know ever in the history of BRFC if we had ever a manager and an assistant manager such dishonourable men both at the same time , one a convicted drunk driver and liar ,blaming the fans of the team he manages for his own dishonourable behaviour AND a assistant manger who cannot answer the questions and allegations made on www.colinhendrylies.
com ,who buries his head in the sand ,there is clearly no question all tha t was written on that website is all true making COLIN HENDRY THE LIAR AND SWINDLER THE WEBSITE CLAIME HE IS.
[quote][p][bold]MerlinTheVoiceofReas on2[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Lancs - pensioner[/bold] wrote: I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match. Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH) Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back. I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return. Kean AND Hendry out Fans in![/p][/quote]I'm not sure Coiln Hendry is one of the two most hated men in Blackburn - I just remember him as one of Rovers best ever players and so should everyone else. Boycotting the match is silly. It achieves nothing. As long as Rovers keep winning, Kean is safe. I can't go along with those pathetic fans - and to be honest, you sound like one of them - that would rather see Rovers struggle in this league, so that Kean gets sacked. Surely, all true fans want to bounce back to the Premiership. Then Venky's can think about replacing him because the club would be a more attractive proposition.[/p][/quote]Does anyone know ever in the history of BRFC if we had ever a manager and an assistant manager such dishonourable men both at the same time , one a convicted drunk driver and liar ,blaming the fans of the team he manages for his own dishonourable behaviour AND a assistant manger who cannot answer the questions and allegations made on www.colinhendrylies. com ,who buries his head in the sand ,there is clearly no question all tha t was written on that website is all true making COLIN HENDRY THE LIAR AND SWINDLER THE WEBSITE CLAIME HE IS. ponyton

4:33pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Harwoodstblue says...

ulverstonrovers wrote:
It is up to th fans if they want to come and watch rovers. However you people who think the stadium will be one day empty due to protests are mistaken. The stadium will never be empty because the true fans will be there - the fans who supported rovers before jack built our stadium and we had no glory fans. we remember how it was and how many fans came to watch our team. we support our team through thick and thin no matter who the manager is or the owners - we follow the blue and white shirts and make sure the players now it. Those who saqy they are fans but dont want to watch our team are only hurting themselves and not the club. when it comes to it and we win the league will you be able to say "I was there" Yes only a few matches gone but get behind the team and start acting like real fans - saying that, how many are staying away due to your friend or neighbour and you are afraid to say otherwise. Get behind the team or shut up
Kean out, Happy clappers out................T
rue fans with backbone in.
[quote][p][bold]ulverstonrovers[/bold] wrote: It is up to th fans if they want to come and watch rovers. However you people who think the stadium will be one day empty due to protests are mistaken. The stadium will never be empty because the true fans will be there - the fans who supported rovers before jack built our stadium and we had no glory fans. we remember how it was and how many fans came to watch our team. we support our team through thick and thin no matter who the manager is or the owners - we follow the blue and white shirts and make sure the players now it. Those who saqy they are fans but dont want to watch our team are only hurting themselves and not the club. when it comes to it and we win the league will you be able to say "I was there" Yes only a few matches gone but get behind the team and start acting like real fans - saying that, how many are staying away due to your friend or neighbour and you are afraid to say otherwise. Get behind the team or shut up[/p][/quote]Kean out, Happy clappers out................T rue fans with backbone in. Harwoodstblue

4:34pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Mike_82 says...

petergray wrote:
I broke my promise last night and went with my lads. The only way I could cope was to pretend that I could not see kean at all. The atmosphere was dreadful despite the win and the excitement of seeing the wonderful Rhodes play. What the tactics were I have no idea. Casually giving the ball away in defence, failing to press the opposition and a lack of trying to find space ( apart from Rhodes and Gomes when he came on ) can mainly be blamed on inept coaching and management. I was on two of the first three protest marches and attended the first three post match protests as I had concluded the only chance of avoiding relegation was to get the idiot out. I still believe that this was the case. HOWEVER the mass boycott is now threatening to damage us as much as bonehead is. The longer it goes on, the fewer will ever step foot in Ewood again, nevermind be regulars. We will not change things by staying away - our owners are deluded fools who are beyond reason. All we can hope is that when kean goes we are as high up the league as possible and that our crowds are as large as possible. At the end of the season I hope the manager out campaign is relaunched as actively as possible whichever division we are in - hopefully after a promoti
Well said Peter and well done for coming back. I do respect the stance of the stay aways but I honestly think its such a shame for them as they are the only losers (losing out) here. The Rovers fans in the ground will always be there, and the owners won't sack Kean on attendances as the revenue is peanuts to them in comparison to what they will lose this season (30m ish in wages/ TV rights). Time to put your differences to one side stay aways and join a 'Back the Rovers Campaign'! You know it makes sence! COYB!
[quote][p][bold]petergray[/bold] wrote: I broke my promise last night and went with my lads. The only way I could cope was to pretend that I could not see kean at all. The atmosphere was dreadful despite the win and the excitement of seeing the wonderful Rhodes play. What the tactics were I have no idea. Casually giving the ball away in defence, failing to press the opposition and a lack of trying to find space ( apart from Rhodes and Gomes when he came on ) can mainly be blamed on inept coaching and management. I was on two of the first three protest marches and attended the first three post match protests as I had concluded the only chance of avoiding relegation was to get the idiot out. I still believe that this was the case. HOWEVER the mass boycott is now threatening to damage us as much as bonehead is. The longer it goes on, the fewer will ever step foot in Ewood again, nevermind be regulars. We will not change things by staying away - our owners are deluded fools who are beyond reason. All we can hope is that when kean goes we are as high up the league as possible and that our crowds are as large as possible. At the end of the season I hope the manager out campaign is relaunched as actively as possible whichever division we are in - hopefully after a promoti[/p][/quote]Well said Peter and well done for coming back. I do respect the stance of the stay aways but I honestly think its such a shame for them as they are the only losers (losing out) here. The Rovers fans in the ground will always be there, and the owners won't sack Kean on attendances as the revenue is peanuts to them in comparison to what they will lose this season (30m ish in wages/ TV rights). Time to put your differences to one side stay aways and join a 'Back the Rovers Campaign'! You know it makes sence! COYB! Mike_82

4:38pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Harwoodstblue says...

R0BB0 wrote:
Lancs - pensioner wrote:
I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match.

Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH)

Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back.

I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return.

Kean AND Hendry out

Fans in!
i'd actually prefer it if you stayed away
I predict less than 12,000 on Friday.
[quote][p][bold]R0BB0[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Lancs - pensioner[/bold] wrote: I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match. Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH) Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back. I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return. Kean AND Hendry out Fans in![/p][/quote]i'd actually prefer it if you stayed away[/p][/quote]I predict less than 12,000 on Friday. Harwoodstblue

4:46pm Wed 19 Sep 12

James.NoNayNever says...

forever-a-blue-jean wrote:
Mike_82 wrote:
forever-a-blue-jean wrote: KEEP UP THE BOYCOTT crowds getting lower despite being top of league and cheap tickets. KEAN OUT FANS IN NO COMPROMISE
Is this supposed to be a brag? Check out the table, we're doing ok by the way.
No i'm not bragging Mike. I'am a Rovers supporter of over 50 years.

My husband and I (Jack Walker Stand)
My son ,daughter in law and Grandson (Darwen End)
My eldest son and daughter (Riverside)

are all staying away until Kean has gone. Venky's I can forgive if they remove Kean.
I cant wait to return to ewood, but me and 5 members of our family will never set foot in there till Kean has well and truly gone, not upstairs or backroom, GONE. the crowd has seen the dire tactics and Keans usual performances not only in the league games but this has been a continuation from last season and throughout pre-season, No way is this coincidental, it proves its him as this is a totally different team to the one he destroyed. Attendanceshave dropped every home game this eaon as people realise no change in Keans dire footbal. I predict 10,000 on Friday and I implore let the camaras do the talking for us on Friday and hope there are only 8,000 in attendance...C,MON GUYS JOIN IN THE BOYCOTT FOR 1 GAME, HELP US GET KEAN OUT.
[quote][p][bold]forever-a-blue-jean[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Mike_82[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]forever-a-blue-jean[/bold] wrote: KEEP UP THE BOYCOTT crowds getting lower despite being top of league and cheap tickets. KEAN OUT FANS IN NO COMPROMISE[/p][/quote]Is this supposed to be a brag? Check out the table, we're doing ok by the way.[/p][/quote]No i'm not bragging Mike. I'am a Rovers supporter of over 50 years. My husband and I (Jack Walker Stand) My son ,daughter in law and Grandson (Darwen End) My eldest son and daughter (Riverside) are all staying away until Kean has gone. Venky's I can forgive if they remove Kean.[/p][/quote]I cant wait to return to ewood, but me and 5 members of our family will never set foot in there till Kean has well and truly gone, not upstairs or backroom, GONE. the crowd has seen the dire tactics and Keans usual performances not only in the league games but this has been a continuation from last season and throughout pre-season, No way is this coincidental, it proves its him as this is a totally different team to the one he destroyed. Attendanceshave dropped every home game this eaon as people realise no change in Keans dire footbal. I predict 10,000 on Friday and I implore let the camaras do the talking for us on Friday and hope there are only 8,000 in attendance...C,MON GUYS JOIN IN THE BOYCOTT FOR 1 GAME, HELP US GET KEAN OUT. James.NoNayNever

4:54pm Wed 19 Sep 12

angryandy says...

Rovers75 wrote:
I am as anti Kean, Venkys etc etc as the majority. The facts are though he is NOT goIng to be sacked, esepcially whilst we are top of the league. They wouldn't sack him whilst we were a shambles in the Premier League and got relegated, so they aint gonna sack him after he's spent millions and we're top of the league.I understand to a degree fans boycotting the games, I for one didn't renew my ST and cringe every time that lying manipulative propaganda merchant opens his mouth but the facts are what they are, we are top of the league with a far superior squad than anyone else in this division, so much so even the worst manager in our history surely can't fail to at least get us in the play-offs at least. I guarantee that should we go up it would only be a matter of time before he gets the chop because his management skills are so poor, we would just get hung out to dry in the Prem yet again. I say we try fill the ground and support the lads. F@ck Kean and the chicken brigade and roll on derby day against Envy FC!
This is a top post and one that makes a lot of sense but it'll take a lot more to get me to renew my ticket. Going to stand firm because it will go pear shaped in the very near future, we can't sustain poor performances and winning much longer. The "Wheels Will Come Off" when everybody is least expecting it. Come on Shebby pull that trigger!!!!!!
[quote][p][bold]Rovers75[/bold] wrote: I am as anti Kean, Venkys etc etc as the majority. The facts are though he is NOT goIng to be sacked, esepcially whilst we are top of the league. They wouldn't sack him whilst we were a shambles in the Premier League and got relegated, so they aint gonna sack him after he's spent millions and we're top of the league.I understand to a degree fans boycotting the games, I for one didn't renew my ST and cringe every time that lying manipulative propaganda merchant opens his mouth but the facts are what they are, we are top of the league with a far superior squad than anyone else in this division, so much so even the worst manager in our history surely can't fail to at least get us in the play-offs at least. I guarantee that should we go up it would only be a matter of time before he gets the chop because his management skills are so poor, we would just get hung out to dry in the Prem yet again. I say we try fill the ground and support the lads. F@ck Kean and the chicken brigade and roll on derby day against Envy FC![/p][/quote]This is a top post and one that makes a lot of sense but it'll take a lot more to get me to renew my ticket. Going to stand firm because it will go pear shaped in the very near future, we can't sustain poor performances and winning much longer. The "Wheels Will Come Off" when everybody is least expecting it. Come on Shebby pull that trigger!!!!!! angryandy

5:02pm Wed 19 Sep 12

speedie_rovers_legend says...

poultonjones wrote:
Perhaps all those who are staying away should use all the money they are saving by not buying tickets, programmes, food and drink, merchandise of all kinds (they'll be saving a fortune) and all go away somewhere on holiday together. And stay there. Perhaps to Greece; they'll be rich there. Go and support AEK Athens or somebody like that. Then we won't have to listen to the constant whining.They'll not be missed. Bye!
The problem is, they are missed, the powers that be at Blackburn are tearing their hair out at the attendances so far this season averaging around the 11000 mark , that is home support .
It is easy to have a go at supporters who stay away , but not all come on here moaning about the state of affairs at a once proud club, they like myself have found there are other things to do , and that is the real point here , these people are a generation lost!
[quote][p][bold]poultonjones[/bold] wrote: Perhaps all those who are staying away should use all the money they are saving by not buying tickets, programmes, food and drink, merchandise of all kinds (they'll be saving a fortune) and all go away somewhere on holiday together. And stay there. Perhaps to Greece; they'll be rich there. Go and support AEK Athens or somebody like that. Then we won't have to listen to the constant whining.They'll not be missed. Bye![/p][/quote]The problem is, they are missed, the powers that be at Blackburn are tearing their hair out at the attendances so far this season averaging around the 11000 mark , that is home support . It is easy to have a go at supporters who stay away , but not all come on here moaning about the state of affairs at a once proud club, they like myself have found there are other things to do , and that is the real point here , these people are a generation lost! speedie_rovers_legend

5:03pm Wed 19 Sep 12

tugay 4 ever says...

I miss going to Ewood as much as anyone, but , we must remain strong and stay away!
Our vocal protests have achieved nothing so, hopefully the empty seats will prove more effective.
I pray for the day to dawn when Kean has gone ........there will be street parties followed by a traffic jam around Ewood Park. Be strong everyone....one day, one day!
I miss going to Ewood as much as anyone, but , we must remain strong and stay away! Our vocal protests have achieved nothing so, hopefully the empty seats will prove more effective. I pray for the day to dawn when Kean has gone ........there will be street parties followed by a traffic jam around Ewood Park. Be strong everyone....one day, one day! tugay 4 ever

5:05pm Wed 19 Sep 12

speedie_rovers_legend says...

forever-a-blue-jean wrote:
forever blue and white wrote:
Funny how all the people on here that call for the fans to boycott or state that they hope Rovera lose qualify there statements by adding " I have been a Rovers fan for 50 years".
If that was the case I am quite sure people have seen a lot worse than what we are seeing over the last 2 years.
We are still top off what would be the old 2nd division.
When I was a young teenager we as fans would have been over the moon to be in the position we are today.
Forget who the manager and support the team.
We are going up!
Yes I have been a fan for over 50 years
Yes I have seen worse football
Yes I have seen worse league positions
Yes I have seen lower crowds
Yes I remember how poor we where pre Jack Walker

No I have never seen a manager lie under oath and blame Rovers fans.
No I have seen a manager find relegation as a positive.
No I have never seen a manger drunkenly slander a fellow manager.
No I have never seen a manager call Rovers fans doughnuts
No I have never seen a manger turn fan on fan
No I have never seen a manager get directors removed from the club.
No I have never seen a manager survive with Kean's results.
No I have never seen a team play 90 mins without a single shot.
No I have never seen a manger lose 7 or 8,000 fans in 18 months.
No I have never seen a manger at Ewood claim to need a bodyguard.
No I have seen a manager claim to forfeit a quarter final.
No I have never seen a manager who is unsackable.

Now I'am a middle aged semi retired family woman, not a protester or a trouble maker. I do not enjoy seeing an empty stadium but to coin one of Keans sayings "sometimes we have to take a step backwards to take two forwards" If missing homes games helps get rid of this man, then it is worth it for the long term good of our Rovers.

By not attending I'am not part of Kean or Agnews PR spin that all is well in Blackburn and that the fans attending back Kean.

I'l leave you with this thought........... What would the Great Uncle Jack make of Steve Keans antics??
I will tell you what Uncle Jack thought about Colin Hendry Your barred from Ewood Park!!!!!!!
[quote][p][bold]forever-a-blue-jean[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]forever blue and white[/bold] wrote: Funny how all the people on here that call for the fans to boycott or state that they hope Rovera lose qualify there statements by adding " I have been a Rovers fan for 50 years". If that was the case I am quite sure people have seen a lot worse than what we are seeing over the last 2 years. We are still top off what would be the old 2nd division. When I was a young teenager we as fans would have been over the moon to be in the position we are today. Forget who the manager and support the team. We are going up![/p][/quote]Yes I have been a fan for over 50 years Yes I have seen worse football Yes I have seen worse league positions Yes I have seen lower crowds Yes I remember how poor we where pre Jack Walker No I have never seen a manager lie under oath and blame Rovers fans. No I have seen a manager find relegation as a positive. No I have never seen a manger drunkenly slander a fellow manager. No I have never seen a manager call Rovers fans doughnuts No I have never seen a manger turn fan on fan No I have never seen a manager get directors removed from the club. No I have never seen a manager survive with Kean's results. No I have never seen a team play 90 mins without a single shot. No I have never seen a manger lose 7 or 8,000 fans in 18 months. No I have never seen a manger at Ewood claim to need a bodyguard. No I have seen a manager claim to forfeit a quarter final. No I have never seen a manager who is unsackable. Now I'am a middle aged semi retired family woman, not a protester or a trouble maker. I do not enjoy seeing an empty stadium but to coin one of Keans sayings "sometimes we have to take a step backwards to take two forwards" If missing homes games helps get rid of this man, then it is worth it for the long term good of our Rovers. By not attending I'am not part of Kean or Agnews PR spin that all is well in Blackburn and that the fans attending back Kean. I'l leave you with this thought........... What would the Great Uncle Jack make of Steve Keans antics??[/p][/quote]I will tell you what Uncle Jack thought about Colin Hendry Your barred from Ewood Park!!!!!!! speedie_rovers_legend

5:07pm Wed 19 Sep 12

speedie_rovers_legend says...

Bazzer wrote:
Lancs - pensioner wrote:
CheshireRover wrote: I'm no fan of Kean (quite the opposite) but I don't need to like him to support Rovers and want them to win (I don't like BFS, but can't argue with his record). I don't get who's winning by staying away - I'm not saying don't do it, that is your right, I'm saying it's not hurting Venkys (the gate money is peanuts to them), and you're missing Rovers actually winning a few games. And with a bigger crowd, who knows what some of these players could achieve. Whatever we think, the summer acquisitions are good signings in the main. There's a lot of talk about defence and defenders, but if you look at it, by the end of last season, we had no strikers (Yakubu gone and Goodwillie, well, being Goodwillie), so we absolutely needed strikers: and you need 3 or 4 to cover injuries. Case in point, we have two strikers out right now. Defensively, we have Orr, Olsson, Olsson, Givet, Dann, Hanley, Lowe and I'm sure someone like Etuhu could play at the back too, plus the youngsters, which means we don't need defenders (you may want to buy better quality ones, but they aren't a necessity in the same way as strikers were). The problem for me is not the defence per se, it's the lack of ability of the midfield and forwards to defend that means that the defenders are hopelessly exposed and over-stretched, resulting in mistakes. People hark back to the Premier League winning side, they defended from Shearer through Atkins and Sherwood, Wilcox and Ripley, to the back four - we don't do that now and we need to learn to. That said, with Rhodes and Gomes up front, I think we're going to think we can outscore anyone to be honest. Only my opinion, don't ask anyone else to agree with it. COYB
Hi Cheshire Good post, not biased either way, the only thing I disagree with you is your statement on basically the small crowds don't bother the Venkys, I have posted on more than one occasion this is at the top of the agenda at every board meeting, I stated the ST offer would be extended, it happened, I know posts are placed on here by Ewood Park staff, don't underestimate the effect those that are boycotting are having, there will be more press releases from Agnew and co for the fans to come back, yes it is hurting them and we are winning this battle to have Kean removed have no doubt. Kean sacked Fans back.
I see Birmingham City attracted only about 2,000 more than us last night against Bolton. Huge city and club as they are.
Seems there is not much of a boycott at Ewood after all?
You seen their prices!!!!!
[quote][p][bold]Bazzer[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Lancs - pensioner[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]CheshireRover[/bold] wrote: I'm no fan of Kean (quite the opposite) but I don't need to like him to support Rovers and want them to win (I don't like BFS, but can't argue with his record). I don't get who's winning by staying away - I'm not saying don't do it, that is your right, I'm saying it's not hurting Venkys (the gate money is peanuts to them), and you're missing Rovers actually winning a few games. And with a bigger crowd, who knows what some of these players could achieve. Whatever we think, the summer acquisitions are good signings in the main. There's a lot of talk about defence and defenders, but if you look at it, by the end of last season, we had no strikers (Yakubu gone and Goodwillie, well, being Goodwillie), so we absolutely needed strikers: and you need 3 or 4 to cover injuries. Case in point, we have two strikers out right now. Defensively, we have Orr, Olsson, Olsson, Givet, Dann, Hanley, Lowe and I'm sure someone like Etuhu could play at the back too, plus the youngsters, which means we don't need defenders (you may want to buy better quality ones, but they aren't a necessity in the same way as strikers were). The problem for me is not the defence per se, it's the lack of ability of the midfield and forwards to defend that means that the defenders are hopelessly exposed and over-stretched, resulting in mistakes. People hark back to the Premier League winning side, they defended from Shearer through Atkins and Sherwood, Wilcox and Ripley, to the back four - we don't do that now and we need to learn to. That said, with Rhodes and Gomes up front, I think we're going to think we can outscore anyone to be honest. Only my opinion, don't ask anyone else to agree with it. COYB[/p][/quote]Hi Cheshire Good post, not biased either way, the only thing I disagree with you is your statement on basically the small crowds don't bother the Venkys, I have posted on more than one occasion this is at the top of the agenda at every board meeting, I stated the ST offer would be extended, it happened, I know posts are placed on here by Ewood Park staff, don't underestimate the effect those that are boycotting are having, there will be more press releases from Agnew and co for the fans to come back, yes it is hurting them and we are winning this battle to have Kean removed have no doubt. Kean sacked Fans back.[/p][/quote]I see Birmingham City attracted only about 2,000 more than us last night against Bolton. Huge city and club as they are. Seems there is not much of a boycott at Ewood after all?[/p][/quote]You seen their prices!!!!! speedie_rovers_legend

5:08pm Wed 19 Sep 12

walshy2866 says...

Oh shut up Hill, you were a **** centre half and now a moaning manager. If I'm not mistaken he was a City fan which makes him a hypocrit too with all the wealth they have slushing around.
Same old same old with Rovers though, when we're doing 5hit they(managers and media) all want a go at us cos we should do better and when we spend a few bob , they're amazed a club like us can do it and accuse us of buying success!
PURE AND UTTER JEALOUSY THAT'S ALL IT IS.
What right have we to do that?
I'll tell you why, because even in our position we still have a lot of kudos, where people want to get involved and invest money.
Who wants to get involved and INVEST in Barnsley, Burnley, Blackpool or any of the other tinpot clubs in this division?
NOBODY, cos they ain't worth a w4nk.
Pour our more money and less bitterness and one day they might stand a chance. Until them , SHUT UP!
Oh shut up Hill, you were a **** centre half and now a moaning manager. If I'm not mistaken he was a City fan which makes him a hypocrit too with all the wealth they have slushing around. Same old same old with Rovers though, when we're doing 5hit they(managers and media) all want a go at us cos we should do better and when we spend a few bob , they're amazed a club like us can do it and accuse us of buying success! PURE AND UTTER JEALOUSY THAT'S ALL IT IS. What right have we to do that? I'll tell you why, because even in our position we still have a lot of kudos, where people want to get involved and invest money. Who wants to get involved and INVEST in Barnsley, Burnley, Blackpool or any of the other tinpot clubs in this division? NOBODY, cos they ain't worth a w4nk. Pour our more money and less bitterness and one day they might stand a chance. Until them , SHUT UP! walshy2866

5:09pm Wed 19 Sep 12

RADRover says...

Harwoodstblue wrote:
R0BB0 wrote:
Lancs - pensioner wrote:
I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match.

Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH)

Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back.

I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return.

Kean AND Hendry out

Fans in!
i'd actually prefer it if you stayed away
I predict less than 12,000 on Friday.
No thanks, I'll be going as usual and cheering on my team
[quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]R0BB0[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Lancs - pensioner[/bold] wrote: I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match. Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH) Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back. I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return. Kean AND Hendry out Fans in![/p][/quote]i'd actually prefer it if you stayed away[/p][/quote]I predict less than 12,000 on Friday.[/p][/quote]No thanks, I'll be going as usual and cheering on my team RADRover

5:13pm Wed 19 Sep 12

RUinsane says...

One things for sure, Danny Murphy is sh1t big time, he needs dropping, I'd sooner have dunny back in there than this useless non performer. Glad we are unbeaten for sure but we have been so incredibly lucky to be so. Murphy has been pants, its like taking the field a player down.
On another note I really do wish the stay aways would come back, they're hardly likely to sack the monkey if we are top of the league. So it looks like we are stuck with him. The only ones losing out are the fans. If he manages to get us back up he will get sacked from the PL anyway as he still can't organise a team.
The rhodes to the premier league, get down friday and join the spartans, we never surrender.
One things for sure, Danny Murphy is sh1t big time, he needs dropping, I'd sooner have dunny back in there than this useless non performer. Glad we are unbeaten for sure but we have been so incredibly lucky to be so. Murphy has been pants, its like taking the field a player down. On another note I really do wish the stay aways would come back, they're hardly likely to sack the monkey if we are top of the league. So it looks like we are stuck with him. The only ones losing out are the fans. If he manages to get us back up he will get sacked from the PL anyway as he still can't organise a team. The rhodes to the premier league, get down friday and join the spartans, we never surrender. RUinsane

5:16pm Wed 19 Sep 12

speedie_rovers_legend says...

angryandy wrote:
Rovers75 wrote:
I am as anti Kean, Venkys etc etc as the majority. The facts are though he is NOT goIng to be sacked, esepcially whilst we are top of the league. They wouldn't sack him whilst we were a shambles in the Premier League and got relegated, so they aint gonna sack him after he's spent millions and we're top of the league.I understand to a degree fans boycotting the games, I for one didn't renew my ST and cringe every time that lying manipulative propaganda merchant opens his mouth but the facts are what they are, we are top of the league with a far superior squad than anyone else in this division, so much so even the worst manager in our history surely can't fail to at least get us in the play-offs at least. I guarantee that should we go up it would only be a matter of time before he gets the chop because his management skills are so poor, we would just get hung out to dry in the Prem yet again. I say we try fill the ground and support the lads. F@ck Kean and the chicken brigade and roll on derby day against Envy FC!
This is a top post and one that makes a lot of sense but it'll take a lot more to get me to renew my ticket. Going to stand firm because it will go pear shaped in the very near future, we can't sustain poor performances and winning much longer. The "Wheels Will Come Off" when everybody is least expecting it. Come on Shebby pull that trigger!!!!!!
Well i must agree the wheels will come off very soon , apparantley the team as no pace murphy is a passenger , just there on the big wages to graze, and as for the defence Bradley ore says it all,ROBINSON man of the match in some peoples opinions ,tells the story , there is no direction from Kean , i know sheeby Singh as watched a lot of football in his lifetime and mixed with some of the very top football pundits in the uk and south east asia , how long he can go on watching something he knows is not right ,is anyones guess, but i think his gun is loaded and he is getting a very twitchy finger.
[quote][p][bold]angryandy[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Rovers75[/bold] wrote: I am as anti Kean, Venkys etc etc as the majority. The facts are though he is NOT goIng to be sacked, esepcially whilst we are top of the league. They wouldn't sack him whilst we were a shambles in the Premier League and got relegated, so they aint gonna sack him after he's spent millions and we're top of the league.I understand to a degree fans boycotting the games, I for one didn't renew my ST and cringe every time that lying manipulative propaganda merchant opens his mouth but the facts are what they are, we are top of the league with a far superior squad than anyone else in this division, so much so even the worst manager in our history surely can't fail to at least get us in the play-offs at least. I guarantee that should we go up it would only be a matter of time before he gets the chop because his management skills are so poor, we would just get hung out to dry in the Prem yet again. I say we try fill the ground and support the lads. F@ck Kean and the chicken brigade and roll on derby day against Envy FC![/p][/quote]This is a top post and one that makes a lot of sense but it'll take a lot more to get me to renew my ticket. Going to stand firm because it will go pear shaped in the very near future, we can't sustain poor performances and winning much longer. The "Wheels Will Come Off" when everybody is least expecting it. Come on Shebby pull that trigger!!!!!![/p][/quote]Well i must agree the wheels will come off very soon , apparantley the team as no pace murphy is a passenger , just there on the big wages to graze, and as for the defence Bradley ore says it all,ROBINSON man of the match in some peoples opinions ,tells the story , there is no direction from Kean , i know sheeby Singh as watched a lot of football in his lifetime and mixed with some of the very top football pundits in the uk and south east asia , how long he can go on watching something he knows is not right ,is anyones guess, but i think his gun is loaded and he is getting a very twitchy finger. speedie_rovers_legend

5:21pm Wed 19 Sep 12

RADRover says...

RUinsane wrote:
One things for sure, Danny Murphy is sh1t big time, he needs dropping, I'd sooner have dunny back in there than this useless non performer. Glad we are unbeaten for sure but we have been so incredibly lucky to be so. Murphy has been pants, its like taking the field a player down.
On another note I really do wish the stay aways would come back, they're hardly likely to sack the monkey if we are top of the league. So it looks like we are stuck with him. The only ones losing out are the fans. If he manages to get us back up he will get sacked from the PL anyway as he still can't organise a team.
The rhodes to the premier league, get down friday and join the spartans, we never surrender.
Well said!
Got to agree with your comments about Murphy too, he's been awful. I lost track last night of how many times he gave the ball away and then just strolled back to help the defence. Not sure what Kean sees in him at the moment, surely Dunny has to be a contender to come back into the fold on Friday.
[quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: One things for sure, Danny Murphy is sh1t big time, he needs dropping, I'd sooner have dunny back in there than this useless non performer. Glad we are unbeaten for sure but we have been so incredibly lucky to be so. Murphy has been pants, its like taking the field a player down. On another note I really do wish the stay aways would come back, they're hardly likely to sack the monkey if we are top of the league. So it looks like we are stuck with him. The only ones losing out are the fans. If he manages to get us back up he will get sacked from the PL anyway as he still can't organise a team. The rhodes to the premier league, get down friday and join the spartans, we never surrender.[/p][/quote]Well said! Got to agree with your comments about Murphy too, he's been awful. I lost track last night of how many times he gave the ball away and then just strolled back to help the defence. Not sure what Kean sees in him at the moment, surely Dunny has to be a contender to come back into the fold on Friday. RADRover

5:30pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Lancs - pensioner says...

James.NoNayNever wrote:
forever-a-blue-jean wrote:
Mike_82 wrote:
forever-a-blue-jean wrote: KEEP UP THE BOYCOTT crowds getting lower despite being top of league and cheap tickets. KEAN OUT FANS IN NO COMPROMISE
Is this supposed to be a brag? Check out the table, we're doing ok by the way.
No i'm not bragging Mike. I'am a Rovers supporter of over 50 years.

My husband and I (Jack Walker Stand)
My son ,daughter in law and Grandson (Darwen End)
My eldest son and daughter (Riverside)

are all staying away until Kean has gone. Venky's I can forgive if they remove Kean.
I cant wait to return to ewood, but me and 5 members of our family will never set foot in there till Kean has well and truly gone, not upstairs or backroom, GONE. the crowd has seen the dire tactics and Keans usual performances not only in the league games but this has been a continuation from last season and throughout pre-season, No way is this coincidental, it proves its him as this is a totally different team to the one he destroyed. Attendanceshave dropped every home game this eaon as people realise no change in Keans dire footbal. I predict 10,000 on Friday and I implore let the camaras do the talking for us on Friday and hope there are only 8,000 in attendance...C,MON GUYS JOIN IN THE BOYCOTT FOR 1 GAME, HELP US GET KEAN OUT.
Count me in!

Boycott Friday!

Sounds nice.

Kean sacked

Fans back
[quote][p][bold]James.NoNayNever[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]forever-a-blue-jean[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Mike_82[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]forever-a-blue-jean[/bold] wrote: KEEP UP THE BOYCOTT crowds getting lower despite being top of league and cheap tickets. KEAN OUT FANS IN NO COMPROMISE[/p][/quote]Is this supposed to be a brag? Check out the table, we're doing ok by the way.[/p][/quote]No i'm not bragging Mike. I'am a Rovers supporter of over 50 years. My husband and I (Jack Walker Stand) My son ,daughter in law and Grandson (Darwen End) My eldest son and daughter (Riverside) are all staying away until Kean has gone. Venky's I can forgive if they remove Kean.[/p][/quote]I cant wait to return to ewood, but me and 5 members of our family will never set foot in there till Kean has well and truly gone, not upstairs or backroom, GONE. the crowd has seen the dire tactics and Keans usual performances not only in the league games but this has been a continuation from last season and throughout pre-season, No way is this coincidental, it proves its him as this is a totally different team to the one he destroyed. Attendanceshave dropped every home game this eaon as people realise no change in Keans dire footbal. I predict 10,000 on Friday and I implore let the camaras do the talking for us on Friday and hope there are only 8,000 in attendance...C,MON GUYS JOIN IN THE BOYCOTT FOR 1 GAME, HELP US GET KEAN OUT.[/p][/quote]Count me in! Boycott Friday! Sounds nice. Kean sacked Fans back Lancs - pensioner

5:31pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Harwoodstblue says...

RADRover wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
R0BB0 wrote:
Lancs - pensioner wrote:
I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match.

Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH)

Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back.

I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return.

Kean AND Hendry out

Fans in!
i'd actually prefer it if you stayed away
I predict less than 12,000 on Friday.
No thanks, I'll be going as usual and cheering on my team
No need to thank me. I'm only pointing out the attendances are dwindling already, because of what is being served up on the pitch.....Even though we are top.

Top = Dwindling attendances ?????
[quote][p][bold]RADRover[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]R0BB0[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Lancs - pensioner[/bold] wrote: I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match. Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH) Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back. I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return. Kean AND Hendry out Fans in![/p][/quote]i'd actually prefer it if you stayed away[/p][/quote]I predict less than 12,000 on Friday.[/p][/quote]No thanks, I'll be going as usual and cheering on my team[/p][/quote]No need to thank me. I'm only pointing out the attendances are dwindling already, because of what is being served up on the pitch.....Even though we are top. Top = Dwindling attendances ????? Harwoodstblue

5:39pm Wed 19 Sep 12

david R says...

Just a thought...

I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level.

I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go.

What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS

Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000.

This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone.
Just a thought... I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level. I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go. What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000. This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone. david R

5:53pm Wed 19 Sep 12

RUinsane says...

Harwoodstblue wrote:
RADRover wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
R0BB0 wrote:
Lancs - pensioner wrote:
I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match.

Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH)

Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back.

I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return.

Kean AND Hendry out

Fans in!
i'd actually prefer it if you stayed away
I predict less than 12,000 on Friday.
No thanks, I'll be going as usual and cheering on my team
No need to thank me. I'm only pointing out the attendances are dwindling already, because of what is being served up on the pitch.....Even though we are top.

Top = Dwindling attendances ?????
Think you'll find attendances will start to rise. Or when was the last time we had two midweek games? was the attendance down or up on a regular saturday?
I think you already know te answer to that one. As I say the yardstick will be a home attendance on a saturday. Then you'll know whether its gone up or down. and my prediction is it will be up.
[quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RADRover[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]R0BB0[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Lancs - pensioner[/bold] wrote: I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match. Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH) Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back. I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return. Kean AND Hendry out Fans in![/p][/quote]i'd actually prefer it if you stayed away[/p][/quote]I predict less than 12,000 on Friday.[/p][/quote]No thanks, I'll be going as usual and cheering on my team[/p][/quote]No need to thank me. I'm only pointing out the attendances are dwindling already, because of what is being served up on the pitch.....Even though we are top. Top = Dwindling attendances ?????[/p][/quote]Think you'll find attendances will start to rise. Or when was the last time we had two midweek games? was the attendance down or up on a regular saturday? I think you already know te answer to that one. As I say the yardstick will be a home attendance on a saturday. Then you'll know whether its gone up or down. and my prediction is it will be up. RUinsane

5:54pm Wed 19 Sep 12

bluerob says...

RUinsane wrote:
One things for sure, Danny Murphy is sh1t big time, he needs dropping, I'd sooner have dunny back in there than this useless non performer. Glad we are unbeaten for sure but we have been so incredibly lucky to be so. Murphy has been pants, its like taking the field a player down.
On another note I really do wish the stay aways would come back, they're hardly likely to sack the monkey if we are top of the league. So it looks like we are stuck with him. The only ones losing out are the fans. If he manages to get us back up he will get sacked from the PL anyway as he still can't organise a team.
The rhodes to the premier league, get down friday and join the spartans, we never surrender.
If I remember rightly fans were coming on here saying they were renewing their season tickets because of the Murphy signing, bet they regret it now.

All the good signings have been made by Shebby, Kean would have wasted the money on even more dross.
[quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: One things for sure, Danny Murphy is sh1t big time, he needs dropping, I'd sooner have dunny back in there than this useless non performer. Glad we are unbeaten for sure but we have been so incredibly lucky to be so. Murphy has been pants, its like taking the field a player down. On another note I really do wish the stay aways would come back, they're hardly likely to sack the monkey if we are top of the league. So it looks like we are stuck with him. The only ones losing out are the fans. If he manages to get us back up he will get sacked from the PL anyway as he still can't organise a team. The rhodes to the premier league, get down friday and join the spartans, we never surrender.[/p][/quote]If I remember rightly fans were coming on here saying they were renewing their season tickets because of the Murphy signing, bet they regret it now. All the good signings have been made by Shebby, Kean would have wasted the money on even more dross. bluerob

5:56pm Wed 19 Sep 12

wampam says...

surely the attenders can see why the boycott is having a positive effect. for whatever reason and with a lot of luck we are in a good position but it cannot last. even if it did,which it wont ,what then. a stuffing every week and relegation from the prem .....again. what do the attenders want these many fans to do. driven to this cos of no alternative. how else can a point be made. if you like the manager.. fine,carry on. how many do. i don't know but not many and certainly not 12000 i suspect. what do you propose. he doesn't belong. end of. support the boycott please
surely the attenders can see why the boycott is having a positive effect. for whatever reason and with a lot of luck we are in a good position but it cannot last. even if it did,which it wont ,what then. a stuffing every week and relegation from the prem .....again. what do the attenders want these many fans to do. driven to this cos of no alternative. how else can a point be made. if you like the manager.. fine,carry on. how many do. i don't know but not many and certainly not 12000 i suspect. what do you propose. he doesn't belong. end of. support the boycott please wampam

6:00pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Harwoodstblue says...

RUinsane wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
RADRover wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
R0BB0 wrote:
Lancs - pensioner wrote:
I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match.

Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH)

Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back.

I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return.

Kean AND Hendry out

Fans in!
i'd actually prefer it if you stayed away
I predict less than 12,000 on Friday.
No thanks, I'll be going as usual and cheering on my team
No need to thank me. I'm only pointing out the attendances are dwindling already, because of what is being served up on the pitch.....Even though we are top.

Top = Dwindling attendances ?????
Think you'll find attendances will start to rise. Or when was the last time we had two midweek games? was the attendance down or up on a regular saturday?
I think you already know te answer to that one. As I say the yardstick will be a home attendance on a saturday. Then you'll know whether its gone up or down. and my prediction is it will be up.
I admire your optimism. Any comments on the performances and can the run last ?
[quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RADRover[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]R0BB0[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Lancs - pensioner[/bold] wrote: I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match. Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH) Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back. I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return. Kean AND Hendry out Fans in![/p][/quote]i'd actually prefer it if you stayed away[/p][/quote]I predict less than 12,000 on Friday.[/p][/quote]No thanks, I'll be going as usual and cheering on my team[/p][/quote]No need to thank me. I'm only pointing out the attendances are dwindling already, because of what is being served up on the pitch.....Even though we are top. Top = Dwindling attendances ?????[/p][/quote]Think you'll find attendances will start to rise. Or when was the last time we had two midweek games? was the attendance down or up on a regular saturday? I think you already know te answer to that one. As I say the yardstick will be a home attendance on a saturday. Then you'll know whether its gone up or down. and my prediction is it will be up.[/p][/quote]I admire your optimism. Any comments on the performances and can the run last ? Harwoodstblue

6:00pm Wed 19 Sep 12

RUinsane says...

bluerob wrote:
RUinsane wrote:
One things for sure, Danny Murphy is sh1t big time, he needs dropping, I'd sooner have dunny back in there than this useless non performer. Glad we are unbeaten for sure but we have been so incredibly lucky to be so. Murphy has been pants, its like taking the field a player down.
On another note I really do wish the stay aways would come back, they're hardly likely to sack the monkey if we are top of the league. So it looks like we are stuck with him. The only ones losing out are the fans. If he manages to get us back up he will get sacked from the PL anyway as he still can't organise a team.
The rhodes to the premier league, get down friday and join the spartans, we never surrender.
If I remember rightly fans were coming on here saying they were renewing their season tickets because of the Murphy signing, bet they regret it now.

All the good signings have been made by Shebby, Kean would have wasted the money on even more dross.
Got nothing to do with Murphy signing, just a supporter thats all.
[quote][p][bold]bluerob[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: One things for sure, Danny Murphy is sh1t big time, he needs dropping, I'd sooner have dunny back in there than this useless non performer. Glad we are unbeaten for sure but we have been so incredibly lucky to be so. Murphy has been pants, its like taking the field a player down. On another note I really do wish the stay aways would come back, they're hardly likely to sack the monkey if we are top of the league. So it looks like we are stuck with him. The only ones losing out are the fans. If he manages to get us back up he will get sacked from the PL anyway as he still can't organise a team. The rhodes to the premier league, get down friday and join the spartans, we never surrender.[/p][/quote]If I remember rightly fans were coming on here saying they were renewing their season tickets because of the Murphy signing, bet they regret it now. All the good signings have been made by Shebby, Kean would have wasted the money on even more dross.[/p][/quote]Got nothing to do with Murphy signing, just a supporter thats all. RUinsane

6:14pm Wed 19 Sep 12

bluerob says...

david R wrote:
Just a thought...

I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level.

I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go.

What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS

Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000.

This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone.
Good idea, or fill it one week and empty it the next. Fan power will win in the end if we can unite,there is no doubt the noose is tightening.
[quote][p][bold]david R[/bold] wrote: Just a thought... I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level. I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go. What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000. This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone.[/p][/quote]Good idea, or fill it one week and empty it the next. Fan power will win in the end if we can unite,there is no doubt the noose is tightening. bluerob

6:17pm Wed 19 Sep 12

guiderover says...

Kean seems to think the crowds will flock back in the next few games.I think you're underestimating the power of the boycotters.Mr Kean would you kindly leave,so you can be replaced by someone who knows what they're doing.Then we can return and be one again.
Kean seems to think the crowds will flock back in the next few games.I think you're underestimating the power of the boycotters.Mr Kean would you kindly leave,so you can be replaced by someone who knows what they're doing.Then we can return and be one again. guiderover

6:19pm Wed 19 Sep 12

RUinsane says...

bluerob wrote:
david R wrote:
Just a thought...

I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level.

I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go.

What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS

Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000.

This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone.
Good idea, or fill it one week and empty it the next. Fan power will win in the end if we can unite,there is no doubt the noose is tightening.
Like the one week full one week empty protest, you couldn't get more visual than that. I like this idea as it shows how many they would get if they dunked the doughnut and also how many he is keeping away. Maybe the protest organisers can sort that one out. Good idea.
[quote][p][bold]bluerob[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]david R[/bold] wrote: Just a thought... I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level. I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go. What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000. This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone.[/p][/quote]Good idea, or fill it one week and empty it the next. Fan power will win in the end if we can unite,there is no doubt the noose is tightening.[/p][/quote]Like the one week full one week empty protest, you couldn't get more visual than that. I like this idea as it shows how many they would get if they dunked the doughnut and also how many he is keeping away. Maybe the protest organisers can sort that one out. Good idea. RUinsane

6:20pm Wed 19 Sep 12

mellorb&w says...

david R wrote:
Just a thought...

I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level.

I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go.

What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS

Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000.

This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone.
I'd be up for that if it could be organised,
[quote][p][bold]david R[/bold] wrote: Just a thought... I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level. I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go. What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000. This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone.[/p][/quote]I'd be up for that if it could be organised, mellorb&w

6:25pm Wed 19 Sep 12

david R says...

Could the BRFC action group arrange it. Imagine the visual imapct, fan power at its best.
Could the BRFC action group arrange it. Imagine the visual imapct, fan power at its best. david R

6:26pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Rovers75 says...

Whether Ewoods full or empty, Kean himself will determine his own future because he is a shocking manager. The wheels will fall off sooner rather than later because the guy is inept. If I thought that boycotting games would make the chicken tossers sack him, I'd weld up every turnstile! But they won't sack him whilst we're winning and I can't for the love of god ever want my team to lose a football matches to get a manager sacked. We have to rely on Keans utter failure as a manger on every level to determine what happens and lets face it his shambles of a track record would suggest it's only a matter of time. Anyway, give me 5hit if you want people but I am going to Ewood on Friday. F@ck Kean, Love Rovers!
Whether Ewoods full or empty, Kean himself will determine his own future because he is a shocking manager. The wheels will fall off sooner rather than later because the guy is inept. If I thought that boycotting games would make the chicken tossers sack him, I'd weld up every turnstile! But they won't sack him whilst we're winning and I can't for the love of god ever want my team to lose a football matches to get a manager sacked. We have to rely on Keans utter failure as a manger on every level to determine what happens and lets face it his shambles of a track record would suggest it's only a matter of time. Anyway, give me 5hit if you want people but I am going to Ewood on Friday. F@ck Kean, Love Rovers! Rovers75

6:28pm Wed 19 Sep 12

ponyton says...

RUinsane wrote:
bluerob wrote:
david R wrote:
Just a thought...

I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level.

I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go.

What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS

Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000.

This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone.
Good idea, or fill it one week and empty it the next. Fan power will win in the end if we can unite,there is no doubt the noose is tightening.
Like the one week full one week empty protest, you couldn't get more visual than that. I like this idea as it shows how many they would get if they dunked the doughnut and also how many he is keeping away. Maybe the protest organisers can sort that one out. Good idea.
WHY spend your hard earned cash , it would be more of a "we`re winning them back " attitude and not a 'OH GOLLY SEE HOW MUCH MONEY WE ARE LOSING". FORGET IT.
[quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]bluerob[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]david R[/bold] wrote: Just a thought... I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level. I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go. What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000. This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone.[/p][/quote]Good idea, or fill it one week and empty it the next. Fan power will win in the end if we can unite,there is no doubt the noose is tightening.[/p][/quote]Like the one week full one week empty protest, you couldn't get more visual than that. I like this idea as it shows how many they would get if they dunked the doughnut and also how many he is keeping away. Maybe the protest organisers can sort that one out. Good idea.[/p][/quote]WHY spend your hard earned cash , it would be more of a "we`re winning them back " attitude and not a 'OH GOLLY SEE HOW MUCH MONEY WE ARE LOSING". FORGET IT. ponyton

6:29pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Rovers75 says...

Don't know if anyones mentioned this but what about turning our backs to the pitch for 5 minutes with KEAN OUT in full voice?
Don't know if anyones mentioned this but what about turning our backs to the pitch for 5 minutes with KEAN OUT in full voice? Rovers75

6:38pm Wed 19 Sep 12

senlac1066 says...

ulverstonrovers wrote:
We are top of the league and unbeaten, we have signed some good players and we have had our best start since 1994. But still you want Kean sacked. If he went through the whole of the season unbeaten would you still want him sacked? Yes he never did a good job last season infact he should have been sacked at christmas but he wasnt. He stuck at his job ignored the abuse and built a new team to get us back. At the moment he is doing the best anyone could do - so give the man a break. If you are a true rovers fan you will get behind the team whoever the manager is. And remember half of the players who got us relegated last season are still there but you are not telling them to leave - remember Hendry helped us win the premier league (probably one of the reasons why some of our fans support us) - he is a legend. SO GET BEHIND ROVERS OR SHUT UP What do you want us to start losing so kean can be sacked ! Whos ays anyone else could do a better job
SPOT - ON...give KEAN&Co stick when we lose...but NOT whilst winning
[quote][p][bold]ulverstonrovers[/bold] wrote: We are top of the league and unbeaten, we have signed some good players and we have had our best start since 1994. But still you want Kean sacked. If he went through the whole of the season unbeaten would you still want him sacked? Yes he never did a good job last season infact he should have been sacked at christmas but he wasnt. He stuck at his job ignored the abuse and built a new team to get us back. At the moment he is doing the best anyone could do - so give the man a break. If you are a true rovers fan you will get behind the team whoever the manager is. And remember half of the players who got us relegated last season are still there but you are not telling them to leave - remember Hendry helped us win the premier league (probably one of the reasons why some of our fans support us) - he is a legend. SO GET BEHIND ROVERS OR SHUT UP What do you want us to start losing so kean can be sacked ! Whos ays anyone else could do a better job[/p][/quote]SPOT - ON...give KEAN&Co stick when we lose...but NOT whilst winning senlac1066

6:41pm Wed 19 Sep 12

ponyton says...

Rovers75 wrote:
Don't know if anyones mentioned this but what about turning our backs to the pitch for 5 minutes with KEAN OUT in full voice?
YES BUT THEY WILL STILL HAVE OUR MONEY , INDIAN BUSINESSMEN /WOMEN DO NOT LIKE LOSING MONEY , BY BOYCOTTING EWOOD THEY LOSE MONEY ,AND IN THE END THAT WILL FORCE THEIR HAND ,THE PEOPLE BOYCOTTING THE GAMES ARE THE ONES THAT ARE SACRIFICING FOR THE GOOD OF ALL , AGAIN ITS A CASE OF THE LIONS LEADING THE LAMBS , THE LAMBS CALL THEMSELVES STUPIDLY SPARTANS.
[quote][p][bold]Rovers75[/bold] wrote: Don't know if anyones mentioned this but what about turning our backs to the pitch for 5 minutes with KEAN OUT in full voice?[/p][/quote]YES BUT THEY WILL STILL HAVE OUR MONEY , INDIAN BUSINESSMEN /WOMEN DO NOT LIKE LOSING MONEY , BY BOYCOTTING EWOOD THEY LOSE MONEY ,AND IN THE END THAT WILL FORCE THEIR HAND ,THE PEOPLE BOYCOTTING THE GAMES ARE THE ONES THAT ARE SACRIFICING FOR THE GOOD OF ALL , AGAIN ITS A CASE OF THE LIONS LEADING THE LAMBS , THE LAMBS CALL THEMSELVES STUPIDLY SPARTANS. ponyton

6:45pm Wed 19 Sep 12

RUinsane says...

ponyton wrote:
RUinsane wrote:
bluerob wrote:
david R wrote:
Just a thought...

I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level.

I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go.

What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS

Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000.

This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone.
Good idea, or fill it one week and empty it the next. Fan power will win in the end if we can unite,there is no doubt the noose is tightening.
Like the one week full one week empty protest, you couldn't get more visual than that. I like this idea as it shows how many they would get if they dunked the doughnut and also how many he is keeping away. Maybe the protest organisers can sort that one out. Good idea.
WHY spend your hard earned cash , it would be more of a "we`re winning them back " attitude and not a 'OH GOLLY SEE HOW MUCH MONEY WE ARE LOSING". FORGET IT.
No I disagree, if it was full one week and empty the next they wouldn't be able to say we are winning them back. The protesters would be able to say, this is why we are doing it.
[quote][p][bold]ponyton[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]bluerob[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]david R[/bold] wrote: Just a thought... I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level. I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go. What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000. This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone.[/p][/quote]Good idea, or fill it one week and empty it the next. Fan power will win in the end if we can unite,there is no doubt the noose is tightening.[/p][/quote]Like the one week full one week empty protest, you couldn't get more visual than that. I like this idea as it shows how many they would get if they dunked the doughnut and also how many he is keeping away. Maybe the protest organisers can sort that one out. Good idea.[/p][/quote]WHY spend your hard earned cash , it would be more of a "we`re winning them back " attitude and not a 'OH GOLLY SEE HOW MUCH MONEY WE ARE LOSING". FORGET IT.[/p][/quote]No I disagree, if it was full one week and empty the next they wouldn't be able to say we are winning them back. The protesters would be able to say, this is why we are doing it. RUinsane

6:46pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Harwoodstblue says...

Harwoodstblue wrote:
RUinsane wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
RADRover wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
R0BB0 wrote:
Lancs - pensioner wrote:
I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match.

Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH)

Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back.

I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return.

Kean AND Hendry out

Fans in!
i'd actually prefer it if you stayed away
I predict less than 12,000 on Friday.
No thanks, I'll be going as usual and cheering on my team
No need to thank me. I'm only pointing out the attendances are dwindling already, because of what is being served up on the pitch.....Even though we are top.

Top = Dwindling attendances ?????
Think you'll find attendances will start to rise. Or when was the last time we had two midweek games? was the attendance down or up on a regular saturday?
I think you already know te answer to that one. As I say the yardstick will be a home attendance on a saturday. Then you'll know whether its gone up or down. and my prediction is it will be up.
I admire your optimism. Any comments on the performances and can the run last ?
No, thought not.
[quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RADRover[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]R0BB0[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Lancs - pensioner[/bold] wrote: I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match. Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH) Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back. I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return. Kean AND Hendry out Fans in![/p][/quote]i'd actually prefer it if you stayed away[/p][/quote]I predict less than 12,000 on Friday.[/p][/quote]No thanks, I'll be going as usual and cheering on my team[/p][/quote]No need to thank me. I'm only pointing out the attendances are dwindling already, because of what is being served up on the pitch.....Even though we are top. Top = Dwindling attendances ?????[/p][/quote]Think you'll find attendances will start to rise. Or when was the last time we had two midweek games? was the attendance down or up on a regular saturday? I think you already know te answer to that one. As I say the yardstick will be a home attendance on a saturday. Then you'll know whether its gone up or down. and my prediction is it will be up.[/p][/quote]I admire your optimism. Any comments on the performances and can the run last ?[/p][/quote]No, thought not. Harwoodstblue

6:49pm Wed 19 Sep 12

ponyton says...

RUinsane wrote:
ponyton wrote:
RUinsane wrote:
bluerob wrote:
david R wrote:
Just a thought...

I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level.

I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go.

What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS

Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000.

This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone.
Good idea, or fill it one week and empty it the next. Fan power will win in the end if we can unite,there is no doubt the noose is tightening.
Like the one week full one week empty protest, you couldn't get more visual than that. I like this idea as it shows how many they would get if they dunked the doughnut and also how many he is keeping away. Maybe the protest organisers can sort that one out. Good idea.
WHY spend your hard earned cash , it would be more of a "we`re winning them back " attitude and not a 'OH GOLLY SEE HOW MUCH MONEY WE ARE LOSING". FORGET IT.
No I disagree, if it was full one week and empty the next they wouldn't be able to say we are winning them back. The protesters would be able to say, this is why we are doing it.
NO WRONG , STOP THE MONEY FLOW IS THE KEY , THE GOLDEN TEMPLE OF ARMITSAR THE HINDU TEMPLE BUILT WITH GOLD , STOP THE INFLUX OF MONEY AND THEY WILL VERY QUICKLY DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.
[quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]ponyton[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]bluerob[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]david R[/bold] wrote: Just a thought... I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level. I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go. What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000. This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone.[/p][/quote]Good idea, or fill it one week and empty it the next. Fan power will win in the end if we can unite,there is no doubt the noose is tightening.[/p][/quote]Like the one week full one week empty protest, you couldn't get more visual than that. I like this idea as it shows how many they would get if they dunked the doughnut and also how many he is keeping away. Maybe the protest organisers can sort that one out. Good idea.[/p][/quote]WHY spend your hard earned cash , it would be more of a "we`re winning them back " attitude and not a 'OH GOLLY SEE HOW MUCH MONEY WE ARE LOSING". FORGET IT.[/p][/quote]No I disagree, if it was full one week and empty the next they wouldn't be able to say we are winning them back. The protesters would be able to say, this is why we are doing it.[/p][/quote]NO WRONG , STOP THE MONEY FLOW IS THE KEY , THE GOLDEN TEMPLE OF ARMITSAR THE HINDU TEMPLE BUILT WITH GOLD , STOP THE INFLUX OF MONEY AND THEY WILL VERY QUICKLY DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT. ponyton

7:04pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Harwoodstblue says...

ponyton wrote:
RUinsane wrote:
ponyton wrote:
RUinsane wrote:
bluerob wrote:
david R wrote:
Just a thought...

I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level.

I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go.

What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS

Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000.

This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone.
Good idea, or fill it one week and empty it the next. Fan power will win in the end if we can unite,there is no doubt the noose is tightening.
Like the one week full one week empty protest, you couldn't get more visual than that. I like this idea as it shows how many they would get if they dunked the doughnut and also how many he is keeping away. Maybe the protest organisers can sort that one out. Good idea.
WHY spend your hard earned cash , it would be more of a "we`re winning them back " attitude and not a 'OH GOLLY SEE HOW MUCH MONEY WE ARE LOSING". FORGET IT.
No I disagree, if it was full one week and empty the next they wouldn't be able to say we are winning them back. The protesters would be able to say, this is why we are doing it.
NO WRONG , STOP THE MONEY FLOW IS THE KEY , THE GOLDEN TEMPLE OF ARMITSAR THE HINDU TEMPLE BUILT WITH GOLD , STOP THE INFLUX OF MONEY AND THEY WILL VERY QUICKLY DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.
If it was full one week and empty the next they would be no better off than now, besides you would only need to do it once to make a massive point. If it happened it's guaranteed to be all over the media.
[quote][p][bold]ponyton[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]ponyton[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]bluerob[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]david R[/bold] wrote: Just a thought... I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level. I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go. What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000. This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone.[/p][/quote]Good idea, or fill it one week and empty it the next. Fan power will win in the end if we can unite,there is no doubt the noose is tightening.[/p][/quote]Like the one week full one week empty protest, you couldn't get more visual than that. I like this idea as it shows how many they would get if they dunked the doughnut and also how many he is keeping away. Maybe the protest organisers can sort that one out. Good idea.[/p][/quote]WHY spend your hard earned cash , it would be more of a "we`re winning them back " attitude and not a 'OH GOLLY SEE HOW MUCH MONEY WE ARE LOSING". FORGET IT.[/p][/quote]No I disagree, if it was full one week and empty the next they wouldn't be able to say we are winning them back. The protesters would be able to say, this is why we are doing it.[/p][/quote]NO WRONG , STOP THE MONEY FLOW IS THE KEY , THE GOLDEN TEMPLE OF ARMITSAR THE HINDU TEMPLE BUILT WITH GOLD , STOP THE INFLUX OF MONEY AND THEY WILL VERY QUICKLY DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.[/p][/quote]If it was full one week and empty the next they would be no better off than now, besides you would only need to do it once to make a massive point. If it happened it's guaranteed to be all over the media. Harwoodstblue

7:09pm Wed 19 Sep 12

ponyton says...

Harwoodstblue wrote:
ponyton wrote:
RUinsane wrote:
ponyton wrote:
RUinsane wrote:
bluerob wrote:
david R wrote:
Just a thought...

I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level.

I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go.

What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS

Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000.

This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone.
Good idea, or fill it one week and empty it the next. Fan power will win in the end if we can unite,there is no doubt the noose is tightening.
Like the one week full one week empty protest, you couldn't get more visual than that. I like this idea as it shows how many they would get if they dunked the doughnut and also how many he is keeping away. Maybe the protest organisers can sort that one out. Good idea.
WHY spend your hard earned cash , it would be more of a "we`re winning them back " attitude and not a 'OH GOLLY SEE HOW MUCH MONEY WE ARE LOSING". FORGET IT.
No I disagree, if it was full one week and empty the next they wouldn't be able to say we are winning them back. The protesters would be able to say, this is why we are doing it.
NO WRONG , STOP THE MONEY FLOW IS THE KEY , THE GOLDEN TEMPLE OF ARMITSAR THE HINDU TEMPLE BUILT WITH GOLD , STOP THE INFLUX OF MONEY AND THEY WILL VERY QUICKLY DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.
If it was full one week and empty the next they would be no better off than now, besides you would only need to do it once to make a massive point. If it happened it's guaranteed to be all over the media.
UNDERSTAND and if it was done it would work and be great , but these so called Spartans (needy people) would not boycott the game that was pre-planned to be empty , they would still go ,and that is why it would not work , these childish so called spartans have not a tad of determination nor willpower.
[quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]ponyton[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]ponyton[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]bluerob[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]david R[/bold] wrote: Just a thought... I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level. I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go. What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000. This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone.[/p][/quote]Good idea, or fill it one week and empty it the next. Fan power will win in the end if we can unite,there is no doubt the noose is tightening.[/p][/quote]Like the one week full one week empty protest, you couldn't get more visual than that. I like this idea as it shows how many they would get if they dunked the doughnut and also how many he is keeping away. Maybe the protest organisers can sort that one out. Good idea.[/p][/quote]WHY spend your hard earned cash , it would be more of a "we`re winning them back " attitude and not a 'OH GOLLY SEE HOW MUCH MONEY WE ARE LOSING". FORGET IT.[/p][/quote]No I disagree, if it was full one week and empty the next they wouldn't be able to say we are winning them back. The protesters would be able to say, this is why we are doing it.[/p][/quote]NO WRONG , STOP THE MONEY FLOW IS THE KEY , THE GOLDEN TEMPLE OF ARMITSAR THE HINDU TEMPLE BUILT WITH GOLD , STOP THE INFLUX OF MONEY AND THEY WILL VERY QUICKLY DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.[/p][/quote]If it was full one week and empty the next they would be no better off than now, besides you would only need to do it once to make a massive point. If it happened it's guaranteed to be all over the media.[/p][/quote]UNDERSTAND and if it was done it would work and be great , but these so called Spartans (needy people) would not boycott the game that was pre-planned to be empty , they would still go ,and that is why it would not work , these childish so called spartans have not a tad of determination nor willpower. ponyton

7:11pm Wed 19 Sep 12

passingfootball says...

I think we should snap up Harry Redknapp before anyone else gets him, an experienced manager like him can get Rovers to win convincingly without the other team thinking that they are in the game, Kean's confusing tactics will catch up with him when they cant rely on the strikers bailing them out.
I think we should snap up Harry Redknapp before anyone else gets him, an experienced manager like him can get Rovers to win convincingly without the other team thinking that they are in the game, Kean's confusing tactics will catch up with him when they cant rely on the strikers bailing them out. passingfootball

7:17pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Harwoodstblue says...

ponyton wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
ponyton wrote:
RUinsane wrote:
ponyton wrote:
RUinsane wrote:
bluerob wrote:
david R wrote:
Just a thought...

I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level.

I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go.

What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS

Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000.

This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone.
Good idea, or fill it one week and empty it the next. Fan power will win in the end if we can unite,there is no doubt the noose is tightening.
Like the one week full one week empty protest, you couldn't get more visual than that. I like this idea as it shows how many they would get if they dunked the doughnut and also how many he is keeping away. Maybe the protest organisers can sort that one out. Good idea.
WHY spend your hard earned cash , it would be more of a "we`re winning them back " attitude and not a 'OH GOLLY SEE HOW MUCH MONEY WE ARE LOSING". FORGET IT.
No I disagree, if it was full one week and empty the next they wouldn't be able to say we are winning them back. The protesters would be able to say, this is why we are doing it.
NO WRONG , STOP THE MONEY FLOW IS THE KEY , THE GOLDEN TEMPLE OF ARMITSAR THE HINDU TEMPLE BUILT WITH GOLD , STOP THE INFLUX OF MONEY AND THEY WILL VERY QUICKLY DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.
If it was full one week and empty the next they would be no better off than now, besides you would only need to do it once to make a massive point. If it happened it's guaranteed to be all over the media.
UNDERSTAND and if it was done it would work and be great , but these so called Spartans (needy people) would not boycott the game that was pre-planned to be empty , they would still go ,and that is why it would not work , these childish so called spartans have not a tad of determination nor willpower.
RUinsane is leader of the Spartans...Perhaps he can rally the troops.
[quote][p][bold]ponyton[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]ponyton[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]ponyton[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]bluerob[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]david R[/bold] wrote: Just a thought... I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level. I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go. What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000. This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone.[/p][/quote]Good idea, or fill it one week and empty it the next. Fan power will win in the end if we can unite,there is no doubt the noose is tightening.[/p][/quote]Like the one week full one week empty protest, you couldn't get more visual than that. I like this idea as it shows how many they would get if they dunked the doughnut and also how many he is keeping away. Maybe the protest organisers can sort that one out. Good idea.[/p][/quote]WHY spend your hard earned cash , it would be more of a "we`re winning them back " attitude and not a 'OH GOLLY SEE HOW MUCH MONEY WE ARE LOSING". FORGET IT.[/p][/quote]No I disagree, if it was full one week and empty the next they wouldn't be able to say we are winning them back. The protesters would be able to say, this is why we are doing it.[/p][/quote]NO WRONG , STOP THE MONEY FLOW IS THE KEY , THE GOLDEN TEMPLE OF ARMITSAR THE HINDU TEMPLE BUILT WITH GOLD , STOP THE INFLUX OF MONEY AND THEY WILL VERY QUICKLY DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.[/p][/quote]If it was full one week and empty the next they would be no better off than now, besides you would only need to do it once to make a massive point. If it happened it's guaranteed to be all over the media.[/p][/quote]UNDERSTAND and if it was done it would work and be great , but these so called Spartans (needy people) would not boycott the game that was pre-planned to be empty , they would still go ,and that is why it would not work , these childish so called spartans have not a tad of determination nor willpower.[/p][/quote]RUinsane is leader of the Spartans...Perhaps he can rally the troops. Harwoodstblue

7:23pm Wed 19 Sep 12

passingfootball says...

Would any fans here be delighted to have Kean get Blackburn promoted then not allowing him to manage in the premier league? that would really crush him more than not hearing his name chanted during victories and a possible promotion.
Would any fans here be delighted to have Kean get Blackburn promoted then not allowing him to manage in the premier league? that would really crush him more than not hearing his name chanted during victories and a possible promotion. passingfootball

7:23pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Matt Newcastle says...

forever-a-blue-jean wrote:
forever blue and white wrote: Funny how all the people on here that call for the fans to boycott or state that they hope Rovera lose qualify there statements by adding " I have been a Rovers fan for 50 years". If that was the case I am quite sure people have seen a lot worse than what we are seeing over the last 2 years. We are still top off what would be the old 2nd division. When I was a young teenager we as fans would have been over the moon to be in the position we are today. Forget who the manager and support the team. We are going up!
Yes I have been a fan for over 50 years Yes I have seen worse football Yes I have seen worse league positions Yes I have seen lower crowds Yes I remember how poor we where pre Jack Walker No I have never seen a manager lie under oath and blame Rovers fans. No I have seen a manager find relegation as a positive. No I have never seen a manger drunkenly slander a fellow manager. No I have never seen a manager call Rovers fans doughnuts No I have never seen a manger turn fan on fan No I have never seen a manager get directors removed from the club. No I have never seen a manager survive with Kean's results. No I have never seen a team play 90 mins without a single shot. No I have never seen a manger lose 7 or 8,000 fans in 18 months. No I have never seen a manger at Ewood claim to need a bodyguard. No I have seen a manager claim to forfeit a quarter final. No I have never seen a manager who is unsackable. Now I'am a middle aged semi retired family woman, not a protester or a trouble maker. I do not enjoy seeing an empty stadium but to coin one of Keans sayings "sometimes we have to take a step backwards to take two forwards" If missing homes games helps get rid of this man, then it is worth it for the long term good of our Rovers. By not attending I'am not part of Kean or Agnews PR spin that all is well in Blackburn and that the fans attending back Kean. I'l leave you with this thought........... What would the Great Uncle Jack make of Steve Keans antics??
Brilliant post
[quote][p][bold]forever-a-blue-jean[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]forever blue and white[/bold] wrote: Funny how all the people on here that call for the fans to boycott or state that they hope Rovera lose qualify there statements by adding " I have been a Rovers fan for 50 years". If that was the case I am quite sure people have seen a lot worse than what we are seeing over the last 2 years. We are still top off what would be the old 2nd division. When I was a young teenager we as fans would have been over the moon to be in the position we are today. Forget who the manager and support the team. We are going up![/p][/quote]Yes I have been a fan for over 50 years Yes I have seen worse football Yes I have seen worse league positions Yes I have seen lower crowds Yes I remember how poor we where pre Jack Walker No I have never seen a manager lie under oath and blame Rovers fans. No I have seen a manager find relegation as a positive. No I have never seen a manger drunkenly slander a fellow manager. No I have never seen a manager call Rovers fans doughnuts No I have never seen a manger turn fan on fan No I have never seen a manager get directors removed from the club. No I have never seen a manager survive with Kean's results. No I have never seen a team play 90 mins without a single shot. No I have never seen a manger lose 7 or 8,000 fans in 18 months. No I have never seen a manger at Ewood claim to need a bodyguard. No I have seen a manager claim to forfeit a quarter final. No I have never seen a manager who is unsackable. Now I'am a middle aged semi retired family woman, not a protester or a trouble maker. I do not enjoy seeing an empty stadium but to coin one of Keans sayings "sometimes we have to take a step backwards to take two forwards" If missing homes games helps get rid of this man, then it is worth it for the long term good of our Rovers. By not attending I'am not part of Kean or Agnews PR spin that all is well in Blackburn and that the fans attending back Kean. I'l leave you with this thought........... What would the Great Uncle Jack make of Steve Keans antics??[/p][/quote]Brilliant post Matt Newcastle

7:24pm Wed 19 Sep 12

who deany says...

top of the league and still you virgins moan..... cmon lads get down ewood
top of the league and still you virgins moan..... cmon lads get down ewood who deany

7:32pm Wed 19 Sep 12

P888HOW says...

Calling all sheep ooppps i mean Spartans Boycott fridays game.that will be a
massive statement to Venkys,
and the Press.to remove Kean.Hendry.The wheels are comming off the Gravey Train
Calling all sheep ooppps i mean Spartans Boycott fridays game.that will be a massive statement to Venkys, and the Press.to remove Kean.Hendry.The wheels are comming off the Gravey Train P888HOW

7:32pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Angry From Accrington says...

Well, here we are, six weeks in and with the continued support of our committed, generous but distant owners and under the fine stewardship of our supreme taction, master motivator and strategist extraordinaire, we sit proudly, unbeaten at the top of the toughest league in the world.
Yes, it is slightly disappointing to witness such a low attendance but to all the armchair whingers I would say this:
I would rather have 13,000 loyal committed supporters than another 5,000 Premiership-Only pretenders. The atmosphere in the ground is much better and is undoubtedly a contributing factor to the results and performances that will take back to the Premiership, with its untold riches next season so please continue to support the club in the best way you know how, by staying away.
If you really think that your futile protest is hurting the club then you really are commercially naiive. Annual lost revenue from 5,000 season tickets is roughly equivalent to David Dunn's wages so we need not look too far to see how the club might scrape by without you.
Enjoy your Friday night in front of the telly...............
..you can watch Emmerdale and hurl abuse at the Dingles instead of Steve Kean!
Well, here we are, six weeks in and with the continued support of our committed, generous but distant owners and under the fine stewardship of our supreme taction, master motivator and strategist extraordinaire, we sit proudly, unbeaten at the top of the toughest league in the world. Yes, it is slightly disappointing to witness such a low attendance but to all the armchair whingers I would say this: I would rather have 13,000 loyal committed supporters than another 5,000 Premiership-Only pretenders. The atmosphere in the ground is much better and is undoubtedly a contributing factor to the results and performances that will take back to the Premiership, with its untold riches next season so please continue to support the club in the best way you know how, by staying away. If you really think that your futile protest is hurting the club then you really are commercially naiive. Annual lost revenue from 5,000 season tickets is roughly equivalent to David Dunn's wages so we need not look too far to see how the club might scrape by without you. Enjoy your Friday night in front of the telly............... ..you can watch Emmerdale and hurl abuse at the Dingles instead of Steve Kean! Angry From Accrington

8:22pm Wed 19 Sep 12

bluerob says...

Angry From Accrington wrote:
Well, here we are, six weeks in and with the continued support of our committed, generous but distant owners and under the fine stewardship of our supreme taction, master motivator and strategist extraordinaire, we sit proudly, unbeaten at the top of the toughest league in the world.
Yes, it is slightly disappointing to witness such a low attendance but to all the armchair whingers I would say this:
I would rather have 13,000 loyal committed supporters than another 5,000 Premiership-Only pretenders. The atmosphere in the ground is much better and is undoubtedly a contributing factor to the results and performances that will take back to the Premiership, with its untold riches next season so please continue to support the club in the best way you know how, by staying away.
If you really think that your futile protest is hurting the club then you really are commercially naiive. Annual lost revenue from 5,000 season tickets is roughly equivalent to David Dunn's wages so we need not look too far to see how the club might scrape by without you.
Enjoy your Friday night in front of the telly...............

..you can watch Emmerdale and hurl abuse at the Dingles instead of Steve Kean!
No we are not commercially naive, some of us run substantial business's that make good profits !!!

Apart from my ST I also paid the club for parking and always spent a reasonable amount on beverages and merchandise. On some occasions I have entertained clients in the hospitality suite. Multiply that and the loss of sponsors, corporate entertainment and advertising revenue and it will add up to a substantial amount of money.

Having said all that I think the owners and directors will also be extremely concerned about the lack of atmosphere in the stadium, long term it will have a detremental effect.
[quote][p][bold]Angry From Accrington[/bold] wrote: Well, here we are, six weeks in and with the continued support of our committed, generous but distant owners and under the fine stewardship of our supreme taction, master motivator and strategist extraordinaire, we sit proudly, unbeaten at the top of the toughest league in the world. Yes, it is slightly disappointing to witness such a low attendance but to all the armchair whingers I would say this: I would rather have 13,000 loyal committed supporters than another 5,000 Premiership-Only pretenders. The atmosphere in the ground is much better and is undoubtedly a contributing factor to the results and performances that will take back to the Premiership, with its untold riches next season so please continue to support the club in the best way you know how, by staying away. If you really think that your futile protest is hurting the club then you really are commercially naiive. Annual lost revenue from 5,000 season tickets is roughly equivalent to David Dunn's wages so we need not look too far to see how the club might scrape by without you. Enjoy your Friday night in front of the telly............... ..you can watch Emmerdale and hurl abuse at the Dingles instead of Steve Kean![/p][/quote]No we are not commercially naive, some of us run substantial business's that make good profits !!! Apart from my ST I also paid the club for parking and always spent a reasonable amount on beverages and merchandise. On some occasions I have entertained clients in the hospitality suite. Multiply that and the loss of sponsors, corporate entertainment and advertising revenue and it will add up to a substantial amount of money. Having said all that I think the owners and directors will also be extremely concerned about the lack of atmosphere in the stadium, long term it will have a detremental effect. bluerob

8:23pm Wed 19 Sep 12

happiness says...

Angry From Accrington wrote:
Well, here we are, six weeks in and with the continued support of our committed, generous but distant owners and under the fine stewardship of our supreme taction, master motivator and strategist extraordinaire, we sit proudly, unbeaten at the top of the toughest league in the world.
Yes, it is slightly disappointing to witness such a low attendance but to all the armchair whingers I would say this:
I would rather have 13,000 loyal committed supporters than another 5,000 Premiership-Only pretenders. The atmosphere in the ground is much better and is undoubtedly a contributing factor to the results and performances that will take back to the Premiership, with its untold riches next season so please continue to support the club in the best way you know how, by staying away.
If you really think that your futile protest is hurting the club then you really are commercially naiive. Annual lost revenue from 5,000 season tickets is roughly equivalent to David Dunn's wages so we need not look too far to see how the club might scrape by without you.
Enjoy your Friday night in front of the telly...............

..you can watch Emmerdale and hurl abuse at the Dingles instead of Steve Kean!
Possibly the worst post I've ever read on here. It's not about commercial impact, it's about making a visual impact with all the empty seats and the reason behind it. The moron, who's part in a disastrous culling of most of the playing and background staff responsible for our previous well established Premiership status, has lots of you brainwashed. We did not go down, we were TAKEN DOWN. There is a difference. And I, like many others, will never back Kean!!!
[quote][p][bold]Angry From Accrington[/bold] wrote: Well, here we are, six weeks in and with the continued support of our committed, generous but distant owners and under the fine stewardship of our supreme taction, master motivator and strategist extraordinaire, we sit proudly, unbeaten at the top of the toughest league in the world. Yes, it is slightly disappointing to witness such a low attendance but to all the armchair whingers I would say this: I would rather have 13,000 loyal committed supporters than another 5,000 Premiership-Only pretenders. The atmosphere in the ground is much better and is undoubtedly a contributing factor to the results and performances that will take back to the Premiership, with its untold riches next season so please continue to support the club in the best way you know how, by staying away. If you really think that your futile protest is hurting the club then you really are commercially naiive. Annual lost revenue from 5,000 season tickets is roughly equivalent to David Dunn's wages so we need not look too far to see how the club might scrape by without you. Enjoy your Friday night in front of the telly............... ..you can watch Emmerdale and hurl abuse at the Dingles instead of Steve Kean![/p][/quote]Possibly the worst post I've ever read on here. It's not about commercial impact, it's about making a visual impact with all the empty seats and the reason behind it. The moron, who's part in a disastrous culling of most of the playing and background staff responsible for our previous well established Premiership status, has lots of you brainwashed. We did not go down, we were TAKEN DOWN. There is a difference. And I, like many others, will never back Kean!!! happiness

8:23pm Wed 19 Sep 12

wampam says...

all types of fan; old,young and in between need a voice. The manager is not wanted it seems. Getting rid would undoubtedly reunite all factions. The cause we all fight for is the club.It has been appropriated and must be taken back.All play their part according to their many and varied circumstances. If you can boycott-do it. if you can't-call for keane out
if you dont fit that-talk to your mates and hopefully help the cause
none of these- watch out for the guillotine.
It takes all sorts to fight. Warriors,people behind the lines and quiet sympathisers. We are united. The front line is the boycott.Join up. Your club needs you
all types of fan; old,young and in between need a voice. The manager is not wanted it seems. Getting rid would undoubtedly reunite all factions. The cause we all fight for is the club.It has been appropriated and must be taken back.All play their part according to their many and varied circumstances. If you can boycott-do it. if you can't-call for keane out if you dont fit that-talk to your mates and hopefully help the cause none of these- watch out for the guillotine. It takes all sorts to fight. Warriors,people behind the lines and quiet sympathisers. We are united. The front line is the boycott.Join up. Your club needs you wampam

8:27pm Wed 19 Sep 12

happiness says...

And as far as Hill is concerned, he can do one!! If his side went up then came back down, which Barnsley did a few years ago; then they would be entitled to parachute cash too. Or would he turn it down, because it's 'not fair''? Don't think so....
And as far as Hill is concerned, he can do one!! If his side went up then came back down, which Barnsley did a few years ago; then they would be entitled to parachute cash too. Or would he turn it down, because it's 'not fair''? Don't think so.... happiness

8:34pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Harwoodstblue says...

Angry From Accrington wrote:
Well, here we are, six weeks in and with the continued support of our committed, generous but distant owners and under the fine stewardship of our supreme taction, master motivator and strategist extraordinaire, we sit proudly, unbeaten at the top of the toughest league in the world.
Yes, it is slightly disappointing to witness such a low attendance but to all the armchair whingers I would say this:
I would rather have 13,000 loyal committed supporters than another 5,000 Premiership-Only pretenders. The atmosphere in the ground is much better and is undoubtedly a contributing factor to the results and performances that will take back to the Premiership, with its untold riches next season so please continue to support the club in the best way you know how, by staying away.
If you really think that your futile protest is hurting the club then you really are commercially naiive. Annual lost revenue from 5,000 season tickets is roughly equivalent to David Dunn's wages so we need not look too far to see how the club might scrape by without you.
Enjoy your Friday night in front of the telly...............

..you can watch Emmerdale and hurl abuse at the Dingles instead of Steve Kean!
Very strange, Posters earlier today who were at the game state "the atmosphere was awful", "non existent" and the football "dire"... Check back.

Is it any wonder the gates are dwindling with the "entertainment" on offer. They have made a good start points wise, but have been very lucky in every game. Again check the posts from people who were there, not the boycotters.

Those with rose tinted spectacles undoubtedly see a different game than the rest.
[quote][p][bold]Angry From Accrington[/bold] wrote: Well, here we are, six weeks in and with the continued support of our committed, generous but distant owners and under the fine stewardship of our supreme taction, master motivator and strategist extraordinaire, we sit proudly, unbeaten at the top of the toughest league in the world. Yes, it is slightly disappointing to witness such a low attendance but to all the armchair whingers I would say this: I would rather have 13,000 loyal committed supporters than another 5,000 Premiership-Only pretenders. The atmosphere in the ground is much better and is undoubtedly a contributing factor to the results and performances that will take back to the Premiership, with its untold riches next season so please continue to support the club in the best way you know how, by staying away. If you really think that your futile protest is hurting the club then you really are commercially naiive. Annual lost revenue from 5,000 season tickets is roughly equivalent to David Dunn's wages so we need not look too far to see how the club might scrape by without you. Enjoy your Friday night in front of the telly............... ..you can watch Emmerdale and hurl abuse at the Dingles instead of Steve Kean![/p][/quote]Very strange, Posters earlier today who were at the game state "the atmosphere was awful", "non existent" and the football "dire"... Check back. Is it any wonder the gates are dwindling with the "entertainment" on offer. They have made a good start points wise, but have been very lucky in every game. Again check the posts from people who were there, not the boycotters. Those with rose tinted spectacles undoubtedly see a different game than the rest. Harwoodstblue

8:37pm Wed 19 Sep 12

wampam says...

There are too many distractions going on here. We are saddled with an iffy owner and a totally inept,incompetent and disreputable manager. The club is awash with mess. Doom and gloom is not good, but rid the club of a couple of charlatons and we may get back to the usual rubbish we are used to. I believe Mr. Singh is responsible for the positives so far. Wasn't there last night (boycotter till he goes). Defence sounded woeful
There are too many distractions going on here. We are saddled with an iffy owner and a totally inept,incompetent and disreputable manager. The club is awash with mess. Doom and gloom is not good, but rid the club of a couple of charlatons and we may get back to the usual rubbish we are used to. I believe Mr. Singh is responsible for the positives so far. Wasn't there last night (boycotter till he goes). Defence sounded woeful wampam

9:04pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Lancs - pensioner says...

Angry From Accrington wrote:
Well, here we are, six weeks in and with the continued support of our committed, generous but distant owners and under the fine stewardship of our supreme taction, master motivator and strategist extraordinaire, we sit proudly, unbeaten at the top of the toughest league in the world.
Yes, it is slightly disappointing to witness such a low attendance but to all the armchair whingers I would say this:
I would rather have 13,000 loyal committed supporters than another 5,000 Premiership-Only pretenders. The atmosphere in the ground is much better and is undoubtedly a contributing factor to the results and performances that will take back to the Premiership, with its untold riches next season so please continue to support the club in the best way you know how, by staying away.
If you really think that your futile protest is hurting the club then you really are commercially naiive. Annual lost revenue from 5,000 season tickets is roughly equivalent to David Dunn's wages so we need not look too far to see how the club might scrape by without you.
Enjoy your Friday night in front of the telly...............

..you can watch Emmerdale and hurl abuse at the Dingles instead of Steve Kean!
I did say our club has sunk lower than a snakes belly,


Another member of staff posting for Agnew!
[quote][p][bold]Angry From Accrington[/bold] wrote: Well, here we are, six weeks in and with the continued support of our committed, generous but distant owners and under the fine stewardship of our supreme taction, master motivator and strategist extraordinaire, we sit proudly, unbeaten at the top of the toughest league in the world. Yes, it is slightly disappointing to witness such a low attendance but to all the armchair whingers I would say this: I would rather have 13,000 loyal committed supporters than another 5,000 Premiership-Only pretenders. The atmosphere in the ground is much better and is undoubtedly a contributing factor to the results and performances that will take back to the Premiership, with its untold riches next season so please continue to support the club in the best way you know how, by staying away. If you really think that your futile protest is hurting the club then you really are commercially naiive. Annual lost revenue from 5,000 season tickets is roughly equivalent to David Dunn's wages so we need not look too far to see how the club might scrape by without you. Enjoy your Friday night in front of the telly............... ..you can watch Emmerdale and hurl abuse at the Dingles instead of Steve Kean![/p][/quote]I did say our club has sunk lower than a snakes belly, Another member of staff posting for Agnew! Lancs - pensioner

9:06pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Lancs - pensioner says...

Angry From Accrington wrote:
Well, here we are, six weeks in and with the continued support of our committed, generous but distant owners and under the fine stewardship of our supreme taction, master motivator and strategist extraordinaire, we sit proudly, unbeaten at the top of the toughest league in the world.
Yes, it is slightly disappointing to witness such a low attendance but to all the armchair whingers I would say this:
I would rather have 13,000 loyal committed supporters than another 5,000 Premiership-Only pretenders. The atmosphere in the ground is much better and is undoubtedly a contributing factor to the results and performances that will take back to the Premiership, with its untold riches next season so please continue to support the club in the best way you know how, by staying away.
If you really think that your futile protest is hurting the club then you really are commercially naiive. Annual lost revenue from 5,000 season tickets is roughly equivalent to David Dunn's wages so we need not look too far to see how the club might scrape by without you.
Enjoy your Friday night in front of the telly...............

..you can watch Emmerdale and hurl abuse at the Dingles instead of Steve Kean!
Never seen you posting before?

Do you work on Bolton Rd Ewood?
[quote][p][bold]Angry From Accrington[/bold] wrote: Well, here we are, six weeks in and with the continued support of our committed, generous but distant owners and under the fine stewardship of our supreme taction, master motivator and strategist extraordinaire, we sit proudly, unbeaten at the top of the toughest league in the world. Yes, it is slightly disappointing to witness such a low attendance but to all the armchair whingers I would say this: I would rather have 13,000 loyal committed supporters than another 5,000 Premiership-Only pretenders. The atmosphere in the ground is much better and is undoubtedly a contributing factor to the results and performances that will take back to the Premiership, with its untold riches next season so please continue to support the club in the best way you know how, by staying away. If you really think that your futile protest is hurting the club then you really are commercially naiive. Annual lost revenue from 5,000 season tickets is roughly equivalent to David Dunn's wages so we need not look too far to see how the club might scrape by without you. Enjoy your Friday night in front of the telly............... ..you can watch Emmerdale and hurl abuse at the Dingles instead of Steve Kean![/p][/quote]Never seen you posting before? Do you work on Bolton Rd Ewood? Lancs - pensioner

9:22pm Wed 19 Sep 12

wrigglers says...

Kean isnt too blame for the shambles that is brfc. Its the owners who in the right mind would say sorry boss I dont want your generous offer of 1.5million a year because I cant do the job. Anyone with half a brain would sign that contract and stick to it for as long as the paymasters were willing to pay for it.

If kean goes who's next?? Do you really think the club would attract a manager worth his salt with the way is has/is being run. If you do your as deluded as kean
Kean isnt too blame for the shambles that is brfc. Its the owners who in the right mind would say sorry boss I dont want your generous offer of 1.5million a year because I cant do the job. Anyone with half a brain would sign that contract and stick to it for as long as the paymasters were willing to pay for it. If kean goes who's next?? Do you really think the club would attract a manager worth his salt with the way is has/is being run. If you do your as deluded as kean wrigglers

9:32pm Wed 19 Sep 12

bburnrover says...

i am watchng the scores tonight and notice that the team Kean and the players stated were a very good side are getting beat at home by Wolves.I would love to hear what they think now of the Ipswich side that lie second from bottom as they dominated us in the second half of that game we drew 1-1..
i am watchng the scores tonight and notice that the team Kean and the players stated were a very good side are getting beat at home by Wolves.I would love to hear what they think now of the Ipswich side that lie second from bottom as they dominated us in the second half of that game we drew 1-1.. bburnrover

9:32pm Wed 19 Sep 12

bburnrover says...

i am watchng the scores tonight and notice that the team Kean and the players stated were a very good side are getting beat at home by Wolves.I would love to hear what they think now of the Ipswich side that lie second from bottom as they dominated us in the second half of that game we drew 1-1..
i am watchng the scores tonight and notice that the team Kean and the players stated were a very good side are getting beat at home by Wolves.I would love to hear what they think now of the Ipswich side that lie second from bottom as they dominated us in the second half of that game we drew 1-1.. bburnrover

9:33pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Lancs - pensioner says...

Ipswich 0 Wolves 2

Kean, not many teams will take a point at Ipswich?

Billy Bullsh!tter speaks again.
Ipswich 0 Wolves 2 Kean, not many teams will take a point at Ipswich? Billy Bullsh!tter speaks again. Lancs - pensioner

9:42pm Wed 19 Sep 12

ste.g says...

seems to be a lot of new names on here lately all for kean.is it a new season ticket drive?
seems to be a lot of new names on here lately all for kean.is it a new season ticket drive? ste.g

9:47pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Ewood say that! says...

There's not been many comments about the performance last night, just monotinous posts about Kean.
If we keep playing like we did last night then the results surely have to dry up when we play the better sides in this division. I think Pederson must have some incriminating photos of Kean, because how someone who gives the ball to the oppostion so much(and I mean last season too!) can be an almost ever present is beyond me! We were/are crying out for some pace on the flanks and hopefully Kean will give Nunes a start on the left on Friday. Etuhu and Murphy appear to both want to play the holding role (ie. stand still most of the night and pass backwards or square at a push).We need someone to drive forward.
And the whole defence looked vulnerable most of the night.To have barely 30% of posession isn't a good sign for future games no matter how much the 'goals win games' brigade keep saying.

Also a word on the 'atmosphere'- at times it was like watching a reserve game and I found myself staring at the Blackburn End in disbelief at how deflated it seemed for the majority of the 90 mins.The number of empty seats is embarrasing, God knows how full the ground will be on Friday.

Not all bad though, I thought Rhodes was excellent all night which was no mean feat given the supply he got.And....I suppose top of the league after 6 games is a great start but why does it feel so hollow??!!
There's not been many comments about the performance last night, just monotinous posts about Kean. If we keep playing like we did last night then the results surely have to dry up when we play the better sides in this division. I think Pederson must have some incriminating photos of Kean, because how someone who gives the ball to the oppostion so much(and I mean last season too!) can be an almost ever present is beyond me! We were/are crying out for some pace on the flanks and hopefully Kean will give Nunes a start on the left on Friday. Etuhu and Murphy appear to both want to play the holding role (ie. stand still most of the night and pass backwards or square at a push).We need someone to drive forward. And the whole defence looked vulnerable most of the night.To have barely 30% of posession isn't a good sign for future games no matter how much the 'goals win games' brigade keep saying. Also a word on the 'atmosphere'- at times it was like watching a reserve game and I found myself staring at the Blackburn End in disbelief at how deflated it seemed for the majority of the 90 mins.The number of empty seats is embarrasing, God knows how full the ground will be on Friday. Not all bad though, I thought Rhodes was excellent all night which was no mean feat given the supply he got.And....I suppose top of the league after 6 games is a great start but why does it feel so hollow??!! Ewood say that!

9:56pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Harwoodstblue says...

ste.g wrote:
seems to be a lot of new names on here lately all for kean.is it a new season ticket drive?
Yes, I've noticed before, Each time a batch of new posters appear they all seem to be pro Venkys / Kean. It's rather obvious really.
[quote][p][bold]ste.g[/bold] wrote: seems to be a lot of new names on here lately all for kean.is it a new season ticket drive?[/p][/quote]Yes, I've noticed before, Each time a batch of new posters appear they all seem to be pro Venkys / Kean. It's rather obvious really. Harwoodstblue

9:56pm Wed 19 Sep 12

silverstan says...

bypass06 wrote:
It's what you do with the parachute money that counts.

Ask any Dingle.
After losing to Leicester tonight, the dingles will be a step nearer div 1 ....... pmsl
[quote][p][bold]bypass06[/bold] wrote: It's what you do with the parachute money that counts. Ask any Dingle.[/p][/quote]After losing to Leicester tonight, the dingles will be a step nearer div 1 ....... pmsl silverstan

10:00pm Wed 19 Sep 12

ponyton says...

P888HOW wrote:
Calling all sheep ooppps i mean Spartans Boycott fridays game.that will be a
massive statement to Venkys,
and the Press.to remove Kean.Hendry.The wheels are comming off the Gravey Train
"gravey train" is that the same TRAIN as the GRAVY TRAIN
[quote][p][bold]P888HOW[/bold] wrote: Calling all sheep ooppps i mean Spartans Boycott fridays game.that will be a massive statement to Venkys, and the Press.to remove Kean.Hendry.The wheels are comming off the Gravey Train[/p][/quote]"gravey train" is that the same TRAIN as the GRAVY TRAIN ponyton

10:02pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Wild Rover says...

As I stated this nonsense about boycotting is being driven by one person posting the same nonsense over and over.
Any actual fans reading these threads should be aware that these posts are from Dingleland should be ignored
Sensible people will disregard this poisoned agenda I hope and support the team and the club...and enjoy winning for a change
As I stated this nonsense about boycotting is being driven by one person posting the same nonsense over and over. Any actual fans reading these threads should be aware that these posts are from Dingleland should be ignored Sensible people will disregard this poisoned agenda I hope and support the team and the club...and enjoy winning for a change Wild Rover

10:02pm Wed 19 Sep 12

ponyton says...

ponyton wrote:
P888HOW wrote:
Calling all sheep ooppps i mean Spartans Boycott fridays game.that will be a
massive statement to Venkys,
and the Press.to remove Kean.Hendry.The wheels are comming off the Gravey Train
"gravey train" is that the same TRAIN as the GRAVY TRAIN
We want OUR FOOTBALL CLUB BACK !
[quote][p][bold]ponyton[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]P888HOW[/bold] wrote: Calling all sheep ooppps i mean Spartans Boycott fridays game.that will be a massive statement to Venkys, and the Press.to remove Kean.Hendry.The wheels are comming off the Gravey Train[/p][/quote]"gravey train" is that the same TRAIN as the GRAVY TRAIN[/p][/quote]We want OUR FOOTBALL CLUB BACK ! ponyton

10:04pm Wed 19 Sep 12

ponyton says...

THANKS FOR YOUR COMMENTS ,STEVIE K.
THANKS FOR YOUR COMMENTS ,STEVIE K. ponyton

10:20pm Wed 19 Sep 12

bluerob says...

RUinsane wrote:
bluerob wrote:
david R wrote:
Just a thought...

I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level.

I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go.

What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS

Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000.

This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone.
Good idea, or fill it one week and empty it the next. Fan power will win in the end if we can unite,there is no doubt the noose is tightening.
Like the one week full one week empty protest, you couldn't get more visual than that. I like this idea as it shows how many they would get if they dunked the doughnut and also how many he is keeping away. Maybe the protest organisers can sort that one out. Good idea.
Hey hey, we agree at last.

The bottom line is that we are all BRFC fans and want what is best for our club, I doubt it could happen but if we were able to unite in some way it would be a powerful message to the owners.

One thing is for sure as it stands at the moment, neither the Spartans or boycotter's are going to change their stance on this.
[quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]bluerob[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]david R[/bold] wrote: Just a thought... I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level. I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go. What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000. This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone.[/p][/quote]Good idea, or fill it one week and empty it the next. Fan power will win in the end if we can unite,there is no doubt the noose is tightening.[/p][/quote]Like the one week full one week empty protest, you couldn't get more visual than that. I like this idea as it shows how many they would get if they dunked the doughnut and also how many he is keeping away. Maybe the protest organisers can sort that one out. Good idea.[/p][/quote]Hey hey, we agree at last. The bottom line is that we are all BRFC fans and want what is best for our club, I doubt it could happen but if we were able to unite in some way it would be a powerful message to the owners. One thing is for sure as it stands at the moment, neither the Spartans or boycotter's are going to change their stance on this. bluerob

10:28pm Wed 19 Sep 12

bluerob says...

Wild Rover wrote:
As I stated this nonsense about boycotting is being driven by one person posting the same nonsense over and over.
Any actual fans reading these threads should be aware that these posts are from Dingleland should be ignored
Sensible people will disregard this poisoned agenda I hope and support the team and the club...and enjoy winning for a change
Your wrong big time on all counts, there are 10,000 sensible and reasonable people all making up their own minds.
[quote][p][bold]Wild Rover[/bold] wrote: As I stated this nonsense about boycotting is being driven by one person posting the same nonsense over and over. Any actual fans reading these threads should be aware that these posts are from Dingleland should be ignored Sensible people will disregard this poisoned agenda I hope and support the team and the club...and enjoy winning for a change[/p][/quote]Your wrong big time on all counts, there are 10,000 sensible and reasonable people all making up their own minds. bluerob

10:43pm Wed 19 Sep 12

earwego says...

RUinsane wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
RADRover wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
R0BB0 wrote:
Lancs - pensioner wrote:
I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match.

Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH)

Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back.

I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return.

Kean AND Hendry out

Fans in!
i'd actually prefer it if you stayed away
I predict less than 12,000 on Friday.
No thanks, I'll be going as usual and cheering on my team
No need to thank me. I'm only pointing out the attendances are dwindling already, because of what is being served up on the pitch.....Even though we are top.

Top = Dwindling attendances ?????
Think you'll find attendances will start to rise. Or when was the last time we had two midweek games? was the attendance down or up on a regular saturday?
I think you already know te answer to that one. As I say the yardstick will be a home attendance on a saturday. Then you'll know whether its gone up or down. and my prediction is it will be up.
I think the yardstick will be how many fans the opposition bring with them, Leeds,Birmingham,Din
gles,Blackpool,Cardi
ff, these are more likely to bring a decent following and improve the attendance compared to the likes of Barnsley and lesser supported clubs. Not sure that the home support will be increased Saturdays or midweek. If you really want a change of the bungling manager,ask yourself,what are you doing to influence the owners to remove him?. If you are doing nothing,then you must be happy with Kean. In which case any anti Kean views you express become irrelevant otherwise you would at least come up with an alternative to the boycott.
[quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RADRover[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]R0BB0[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Lancs - pensioner[/bold] wrote: I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match. Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH) Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back. I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return. Kean AND Hendry out Fans in![/p][/quote]i'd actually prefer it if you stayed away[/p][/quote]I predict less than 12,000 on Friday.[/p][/quote]No thanks, I'll be going as usual and cheering on my team[/p][/quote]No need to thank me. I'm only pointing out the attendances are dwindling already, because of what is being served up on the pitch.....Even though we are top. Top = Dwindling attendances ?????[/p][/quote]Think you'll find attendances will start to rise. Or when was the last time we had two midweek games? was the attendance down or up on a regular saturday? I think you already know te answer to that one. As I say the yardstick will be a home attendance on a saturday. Then you'll know whether its gone up or down. and my prediction is it will be up.[/p][/quote]I think the yardstick will be how many fans the opposition bring with them, Leeds,Birmingham,Din gles,Blackpool,Cardi ff, these are more likely to bring a decent following and improve the attendance compared to the likes of Barnsley and lesser supported clubs. Not sure that the home support will be increased Saturdays or midweek. If you really want a change of the bungling manager,ask yourself,what are you doing to influence the owners to remove him?. If you are doing nothing,then you must be happy with Kean. In which case any anti Kean views you express become irrelevant otherwise you would at least come up with an alternative to the boycott. earwego

10:46pm Wed 19 Sep 12

French Rover says...

petergray wrote:
I broke my promise last night and went with my lads.

The only way I could cope was to pretend that I could not see kean at all.

The atmosphere was dreadful despite the win and the excitement of seeing the wonderful Rhodes play.

What the tactics were I have no idea. Casually giving the ball away in defence, failing to press the opposition and a lack of trying to find space ( apart from Rhodes and Gomes when he came on ) can mainly be blamed on inept coaching and management.

I was on two of the first three protest marches and attended the first three post match protests as I had concluded the only chance of avoiding relegation was to get the idiot out. I still believe that this was the case.

HOWEVER the mass boycott is now threatening to damage us as much as bonehead is. The longer it goes on, the fewer will ever step foot in Ewood again, nevermind be regulars. We will not change things by staying away - our owners are deluded fools who are beyond reason.

All we can hope is that when kean goes we are as high up the league as possible and that our crowds are as large as possible.

At the end of the season I hope the manager out campaign is relaunched as actively as possible whichever division we are in - hopefully after a promoti
Well said Peter Gray....I know we have differed in opinions once or twice on here but then that is what this blog is for...but I do agree with your sentiments about not staying away any longer. It is not doing any good to the long term future of the club. Venkys are not for change (not yet anyway) but the Odious one will go at some stage that is for sure - but not because of the low attendances.

The stay-aways are only hurting themselves by not watching a winning team while they can. I see many posts saying that the team is only just scraping wins and that it wont last.....perhaps hoping that is right justifies them not going or at least makes not going more easy for them if we lose some games. But we should remeber we are Blackburn Rovers and Barcelona. We will take any win in any fashion, points make prizes. We should not forget that we got relegated last season because we were a very poor side and had a rubbish manager. Well half that team is still playing this season and we still have a rubbish manager - BUT - the players that have come in are still settling into the side yet we are getting the right results.

I think that yes we may well lose one or two games along the way (we are not Barca remember) but overall we will only get better as the season goes on.

I know your decision was difficult Peter - as it will be for a lot of the folks on here - but we need your kids and others to get down and support the team. The kids are our future fan base for the 'post' Kean and Venkys days to come. Taking them down when we are top of the table and winning is excellent stuff. Well done sir.
[quote][p][bold]petergray[/bold] wrote: I broke my promise last night and went with my lads. The only way I could cope was to pretend that I could not see kean at all. The atmosphere was dreadful despite the win and the excitement of seeing the wonderful Rhodes play. What the tactics were I have no idea. Casually giving the ball away in defence, failing to press the opposition and a lack of trying to find space ( apart from Rhodes and Gomes when he came on ) can mainly be blamed on inept coaching and management. I was on two of the first three protest marches and attended the first three post match protests as I had concluded the only chance of avoiding relegation was to get the idiot out. I still believe that this was the case. HOWEVER the mass boycott is now threatening to damage us as much as bonehead is. The longer it goes on, the fewer will ever step foot in Ewood again, nevermind be regulars. We will not change things by staying away - our owners are deluded fools who are beyond reason. All we can hope is that when kean goes we are as high up the league as possible and that our crowds are as large as possible. At the end of the season I hope the manager out campaign is relaunched as actively as possible whichever division we are in - hopefully after a promoti[/p][/quote]Well said Peter Gray....I know we have differed in opinions once or twice on here but then that is what this blog is for...but I do agree with your sentiments about not staying away any longer. It is not doing any good to the long term future of the club. Venkys are not for change (not yet anyway) but the Odious one will go at some stage that is for sure - but not because of the low attendances. The stay-aways are only hurting themselves by not watching a winning team while they can. I see many posts saying that the team is only just scraping wins and that it wont last.....perhaps hoping that is right justifies them not going or at least makes not going more easy for them if we lose some games. But we should remeber we are Blackburn Rovers and Barcelona. We will take any win in any fashion, points make prizes. We should not forget that we got relegated last season because we were a very poor side and had a rubbish manager. Well half that team is still playing this season and we still have a rubbish manager - BUT - the players that have come in are still settling into the side yet we are getting the right results. I think that yes we may well lose one or two games along the way (we are not Barca remember) but overall we will only get better as the season goes on. I know your decision was difficult Peter - as it will be for a lot of the folks on here - but we need your kids and others to get down and support the team. The kids are our future fan base for the 'post' Kean and Venkys days to come. Taking them down when we are top of the table and winning is excellent stuff. Well done sir. French Rover

10:48pm Wed 19 Sep 12

RUinsane says...

ponyton wrote:
Rovers75 wrote:
Don't know if anyones mentioned this but what about turning our backs to the pitch for 5 minutes with KEAN OUT in full voice?
YES BUT THEY WILL STILL HAVE OUR MONEY , INDIAN BUSINESSMEN /WOMEN DO NOT LIKE LOSING MONEY , BY BOYCOTTING EWOOD THEY LOSE MONEY ,AND IN THE END THAT WILL FORCE THEIR HAND ,THE PEOPLE BOYCOTTING THE GAMES ARE THE ONES THAT ARE SACRIFICING FOR THE GOOD OF ALL , AGAIN ITS A CASE OF THE LIONS LEADING THE LAMBS , THE LAMBS CALL THEMSELVES STUPIDLY SPARTANS.
The lions are just hiding behind premier league glory and, as there is none to be had, pretend they would go if Kean wasn't there. You are a typical example of a premier league glory hunter.
[quote][p][bold]ponyton[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Rovers75[/bold] wrote: Don't know if anyones mentioned this but what about turning our backs to the pitch for 5 minutes with KEAN OUT in full voice?[/p][/quote]YES BUT THEY WILL STILL HAVE OUR MONEY , INDIAN BUSINESSMEN /WOMEN DO NOT LIKE LOSING MONEY , BY BOYCOTTING EWOOD THEY LOSE MONEY ,AND IN THE END THAT WILL FORCE THEIR HAND ,THE PEOPLE BOYCOTTING THE GAMES ARE THE ONES THAT ARE SACRIFICING FOR THE GOOD OF ALL , AGAIN ITS A CASE OF THE LIONS LEADING THE LAMBS , THE LAMBS CALL THEMSELVES STUPIDLY SPARTANS.[/p][/quote]The lions are just hiding behind premier league glory and, as there is none to be had, pretend they would go if Kean wasn't there. You are a typical example of a premier league glory hunter. RUinsane

10:50pm Wed 19 Sep 12

RUinsane says...

Harwoodstblue wrote:
ponyton wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
ponyton wrote:
RUinsane wrote:
ponyton wrote:
RUinsane wrote:
bluerob wrote:
david R wrote:
Just a thought...

I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level.

I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go.

What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS

Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000.

This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone.
Good idea, or fill it one week and empty it the next. Fan power will win in the end if we can unite,there is no doubt the noose is tightening.
Like the one week full one week empty protest, you couldn't get more visual than that. I like this idea as it shows how many they would get if they dunked the doughnut and also how many he is keeping away. Maybe the protest organisers can sort that one out. Good idea.
WHY spend your hard earned cash , it would be more of a "we`re winning them back " attitude and not a 'OH GOLLY SEE HOW MUCH MONEY WE ARE LOSING". FORGET IT.
No I disagree, if it was full one week and empty the next they wouldn't be able to say we are winning them back. The protesters would be able to say, this is why we are doing it.
NO WRONG , STOP THE MONEY FLOW IS THE KEY , THE GOLDEN TEMPLE OF ARMITSAR THE HINDU TEMPLE BUILT WITH GOLD , STOP THE INFLUX OF MONEY AND THEY WILL VERY QUICKLY DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.
If it was full one week and empty the next they would be no better off than now, besides you would only need to do it once to make a massive point. If it happened it's guaranteed to be all over the media.
UNDERSTAND and if it was done it would work and be great , but these so called Spartans (needy people) would not boycott the game that was pre-planned to be empty , they would still go ,and that is why it would not work , these childish so called spartans have not a tad of determination nor willpower.
RUinsane is leader of the Spartans...Perhaps he can rally the troops.
This spartan would be willing to do such a protest but would the protesters?
[quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]ponyton[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]ponyton[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]ponyton[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]bluerob[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]david R[/bold] wrote: Just a thought... I believe Kean should have been sacked last year and he is very clearly a very very poor manager out of his depth even at this level. I can understand why people refuse to go to Ewood and I can understand why others continue to go. What about if all fans unite and agree to fill the ground at ONE up and coming home fixture, imagine if we can get 30,000 fans to support the team. WHAT WILL THAT SAY TO VENKYS Remove Kean and we will come, an extra 17,000 fans for one home game. Even Venkys cannot turn that much revenue down. The boycotting fans can continue their boycott after this one game and the crowd will go back to 13,000. This could be a massive PR stunt for the fans and another way to show the media that fans are willing and ready to return to Ewood when Kean is gone.[/p][/quote]Good idea, or fill it one week and empty it the next. Fan power will win in the end if we can unite,there is no doubt the noose is tightening.[/p][/quote]Like the one week full one week empty protest, you couldn't get more visual than that. I like this idea as it shows how many they would get if they dunked the doughnut and also how many he is keeping away. Maybe the protest organisers can sort that one out. Good idea.[/p][/quote]WHY spend your hard earned cash , it would be more of a "we`re winning them back " attitude and not a 'OH GOLLY SEE HOW MUCH MONEY WE ARE LOSING". FORGET IT.[/p][/quote]No I disagree, if it was full one week and empty the next they wouldn't be able to say we are winning them back. The protesters would be able to say, this is why we are doing it.[/p][/quote]NO WRONG , STOP THE MONEY FLOW IS THE KEY , THE GOLDEN TEMPLE OF ARMITSAR THE HINDU TEMPLE BUILT WITH GOLD , STOP THE INFLUX OF MONEY AND THEY WILL VERY QUICKLY DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.[/p][/quote]If it was full one week and empty the next they would be no better off than now, besides you would only need to do it once to make a massive point. If it happened it's guaranteed to be all over the media.[/p][/quote]UNDERSTAND and if it was done it would work and be great , but these so called Spartans (needy people) would not boycott the game that was pre-planned to be empty , they would still go ,and that is why it would not work , these childish so called spartans have not a tad of determination nor willpower.[/p][/quote]RUinsane is leader of the Spartans...Perhaps he can rally the troops.[/p][/quote]This spartan would be willing to do such a protest but would the protesters? RUinsane

10:50pm Wed 19 Sep 12

peely says...

bluerob wrote:
Rovers75 wrote:
I am as anti Kean, Venkys etc etc as the majority. The facts are though he is NOT goIng to be sacked, esepcially whilst we are top of the league. They wouldn't sack him whilst we were a shambles in the Premier League and got relegated, so they aint gonna sack him after he's spent millions and we're top of the league.I understand to a degree fans boycotting the games, I for one didn't renew my ST and cringe every time that lying manipulative propaganda merchant opens his mouth but the facts are what they are, we are top of the league with a far superior squad than anyone else in this division, so much so even the worst manager in our history surely can't fail to at least get us in the play-offs at least. I guarantee that should we go up it would only be a matter of time before he gets the chop because his management skills are so poor, we would just get hung out to dry in the Prem yet again. I say we try fill the ground and support the lads. F@ck Kean and the chicken brigade and roll on derby day against Envy FC!
A few games with an empty stadium and he will be gone regardless of where we are in the league
Never a truer word spoken !
[quote][p][bold]bluerob[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Rovers75[/bold] wrote: I am as anti Kean, Venkys etc etc as the majority. The facts are though he is NOT goIng to be sacked, esepcially whilst we are top of the league. They wouldn't sack him whilst we were a shambles in the Premier League and got relegated, so they aint gonna sack him after he's spent millions and we're top of the league.I understand to a degree fans boycotting the games, I for one didn't renew my ST and cringe every time that lying manipulative propaganda merchant opens his mouth but the facts are what they are, we are top of the league with a far superior squad than anyone else in this division, so much so even the worst manager in our history surely can't fail to at least get us in the play-offs at least. I guarantee that should we go up it would only be a matter of time before he gets the chop because his management skills are so poor, we would just get hung out to dry in the Prem yet again. I say we try fill the ground and support the lads. F@ck Kean and the chicken brigade and roll on derby day against Envy FC![/p][/quote]A few games with an empty stadium and he will be gone regardless of where we are in the league[/p][/quote]Never a truer word spoken ! peely

11:05pm Wed 19 Sep 12

RUinsane says...

earwego wrote:
RUinsane wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
RADRover wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
R0BB0 wrote:
Lancs - pensioner wrote:
I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match.

Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH)

Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back.

I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return.

Kean AND Hendry out

Fans in!
i'd actually prefer it if you stayed away
I predict less than 12,000 on Friday.
No thanks, I'll be going as usual and cheering on my team
No need to thank me. I'm only pointing out the attendances are dwindling already, because of what is being served up on the pitch.....Even though we are top.

Top = Dwindling attendances ?????
Think you'll find attendances will start to rise. Or when was the last time we had two midweek games? was the attendance down or up on a regular saturday?
I think you already know te answer to that one. As I say the yardstick will be a home attendance on a saturday. Then you'll know whether its gone up or down. and my prediction is it will be up.
I think the yardstick will be how many fans the opposition bring with them, Leeds,Birmingham,Din

gles,Blackpool,Cardi

ff, these are more likely to bring a decent following and improve the attendance compared to the likes of Barnsley and lesser supported clubs. Not sure that the home support will be increased Saturdays or midweek. If you really want a change of the bungling manager,ask yourself,what are you doing to influence the owners to remove him?. If you are doing nothing,then you must be happy with Kean. In which case any anti Kean views you express become irrelevant otherwise you would at least come up with an alternative to the boycott.
Yep, someone else has already come up with an alternative to a boycott. Attend one home game, don't attend the next. Even me as a spartan can see the sense in this. Keanochio and his band of numpters would't be able to say weve lost all the fans through relegation and also that we are winning them back. This would be the fans saying if you Fkced Kean off this is how many would turn up every home match and if you don't pot the clown the normal boycott could continue. Couldn't get a bigger message than that across.
[quote][p][bold]earwego[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RADRover[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]R0BB0[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Lancs - pensioner[/bold] wrote: I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match. Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH) Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back. I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return. Kean AND Hendry out Fans in![/p][/quote]i'd actually prefer it if you stayed away[/p][/quote]I predict less than 12,000 on Friday.[/p][/quote]No thanks, I'll be going as usual and cheering on my team[/p][/quote]No need to thank me. I'm only pointing out the attendances are dwindling already, because of what is being served up on the pitch.....Even though we are top. Top = Dwindling attendances ?????[/p][/quote]Think you'll find attendances will start to rise. Or when was the last time we had two midweek games? was the attendance down or up on a regular saturday? I think you already know te answer to that one. As I say the yardstick will be a home attendance on a saturday. Then you'll know whether its gone up or down. and my prediction is it will be up.[/p][/quote]I think the yardstick will be how many fans the opposition bring with them, Leeds,Birmingham,Din gles,Blackpool,Cardi ff, these are more likely to bring a decent following and improve the attendance compared to the likes of Barnsley and lesser supported clubs. Not sure that the home support will be increased Saturdays or midweek. If you really want a change of the bungling manager,ask yourself,what are you doing to influence the owners to remove him?. If you are doing nothing,then you must be happy with Kean. In which case any anti Kean views you express become irrelevant otherwise you would at least come up with an alternative to the boycott.[/p][/quote]Yep, someone else has already come up with an alternative to a boycott. Attend one home game, don't attend the next. Even me as a spartan can see the sense in this. Keanochio and his band of numpters would't be able to say weve lost all the fans through relegation and also that we are winning them back. This would be the fans saying if you Fkced Kean off this is how many would turn up every home match and if you don't pot the clown the normal boycott could continue. Couldn't get a bigger message than that across. RUinsane

11:06pm Wed 19 Sep 12

peely says...

Angry From Accrington wrote:
Well, here we are, six weeks in and with the continued support of our committed, generous but distant owners and under the fine stewardship of our supreme taction, master motivator and strategist extraordinaire, we sit proudly, unbeaten at the top of the toughest league in the world.
Yes, it is slightly disappointing to witness such a low attendance but to all the armchair whingers I would say this:
I would rather have 13,000 loyal committed supporters than another 5,000 Premiership-Only pretenders. The atmosphere in the ground is much better and is undoubtedly a contributing factor to the results and performances that will take back to the Premiership, with its untold riches next season so please continue to support the club in the best way you know how, by staying away.
If you really think that your futile protest is hurting the club then you really are commercially naiive. Annual lost revenue from 5,000 season tickets is roughly equivalent to David Dunn's wages so we need not look too far to see how the club might scrape by without you.
Enjoy your Friday night in front of the telly...............

..you can watch Emmerdale and hurl abuse at the Dingles instead of Steve Kean!
To quote you say " results &performances will take us back to the premiership " this current bunch of Keanos super squad wouldn't get a single point in the premier league. If they should fluke it this season they will need to replace at least 7/8 players. Doomed I tell ya doomed !
[quote][p][bold]Angry From Accrington[/bold] wrote: Well, here we are, six weeks in and with the continued support of our committed, generous but distant owners and under the fine stewardship of our supreme taction, master motivator and strategist extraordinaire, we sit proudly, unbeaten at the top of the toughest league in the world. Yes, it is slightly disappointing to witness such a low attendance but to all the armchair whingers I would say this: I would rather have 13,000 loyal committed supporters than another 5,000 Premiership-Only pretenders. The atmosphere in the ground is much better and is undoubtedly a contributing factor to the results and performances that will take back to the Premiership, with its untold riches next season so please continue to support the club in the best way you know how, by staying away. If you really think that your futile protest is hurting the club then you really are commercially naiive. Annual lost revenue from 5,000 season tickets is roughly equivalent to David Dunn's wages so we need not look too far to see how the club might scrape by without you. Enjoy your Friday night in front of the telly............... ..you can watch Emmerdale and hurl abuse at the Dingles instead of Steve Kean![/p][/quote]To quote you say " results &performances will take us back to the premiership " this current bunch of Keanos super squad wouldn't get a single point in the premier league. If they should fluke it this season they will need to replace at least 7/8 players. Doomed I tell ya doomed ! peely

11:12pm Wed 19 Sep 12

ponyton says...

RUinsane wrote:
ponyton wrote:
Rovers75 wrote:
Don't know if anyones mentioned this but what about turning our backs to the pitch for 5 minutes with KEAN OUT in full voice?
YES BUT THEY WILL STILL HAVE OUR MONEY , INDIAN BUSINESSMEN /WOMEN DO NOT LIKE LOSING MONEY , BY BOYCOTTING EWOOD THEY LOSE MONEY ,AND IN THE END THAT WILL FORCE THEIR HAND ,THE PEOPLE BOYCOTTING THE GAMES ARE THE ONES THAT ARE SACRIFICING FOR THE GOOD OF ALL , AGAIN ITS A CASE OF THE LIONS LEADING THE LAMBS , THE LAMBS CALL THEMSELVES STUPIDLY SPARTANS.
The lions are just hiding behind premier league glory and, as there is none to be had, pretend they would go if Kean wasn't there. You are a typical example of a premier league glory hunter.
Ru insane . look up in wilki why in Germany ? if you refused to say "SIEG HEIL" or "'HEIL HITLER" you were regarded as disloyal to the fatherland and then put into a concentration camp , you seem to think the Rovers supporters that act with dignity and morals that are not prepared to fund the Kean mafioso are in your words premier league glory hunters , and should toe the partyy line, why would you make a remark like that ? " oh you of little faith" stick together and WE WILL have our club back..
[quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]ponyton[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Rovers75[/bold] wrote: Don't know if anyones mentioned this but what about turning our backs to the pitch for 5 minutes with KEAN OUT in full voice?[/p][/quote]YES BUT THEY WILL STILL HAVE OUR MONEY , INDIAN BUSINESSMEN /WOMEN DO NOT LIKE LOSING MONEY , BY BOYCOTTING EWOOD THEY LOSE MONEY ,AND IN THE END THAT WILL FORCE THEIR HAND ,THE PEOPLE BOYCOTTING THE GAMES ARE THE ONES THAT ARE SACRIFICING FOR THE GOOD OF ALL , AGAIN ITS A CASE OF THE LIONS LEADING THE LAMBS , THE LAMBS CALL THEMSELVES STUPIDLY SPARTANS.[/p][/quote]The lions are just hiding behind premier league glory and, as there is none to be had, pretend they would go if Kean wasn't there. You are a typical example of a premier league glory hunter.[/p][/quote]Ru insane . look up in wilki why in Germany ? if you refused to say "SIEG HEIL" or "'HEIL HITLER" you were regarded as disloyal to the fatherland and then put into a concentration camp , you seem to think the Rovers supporters that act with dignity and morals that are not prepared to fund the Kean mafioso are in your words premier league glory hunters , and should toe the partyy line, why would you make a remark like that ? " oh you of little faith" stick together and WE WILL have our club back.. ponyton

11:13pm Wed 19 Sep 12

earwego says...

RUinsane wrote:
earwego wrote:
RUinsane wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
RADRover wrote:
Harwoodstblue wrote:
R0BB0 wrote:
Lancs - pensioner wrote:
I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match.

Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH)

Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back.

I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return.

Kean AND Hendry out

Fans in!
i'd actually prefer it if you stayed away
I predict less than 12,000 on Friday.
No thanks, I'll be going as usual and cheering on my team
No need to thank me. I'm only pointing out the attendances are dwindling already, because of what is being served up on the pitch.....Even though we are top.

Top = Dwindling attendances ?????
Think you'll find attendances will start to rise. Or when was the last time we had two midweek games? was the attendance down or up on a regular saturday?
I think you already know te answer to that one. As I say the yardstick will be a home attendance on a saturday. Then you'll know whether its gone up or down. and my prediction is it will be up.
I think the yardstick will be how many fans the opposition bring with them, Leeds,Birmingham,Din


gles,Blackpool,Cardi


ff, these are more likely to bring a decent following and improve the attendance compared to the likes of Barnsley and lesser supported clubs. Not sure that the home support will be increased Saturdays or midweek. If you really want a change of the bungling manager,ask yourself,what are you doing to influence the owners to remove him?. If you are doing nothing,then you must be happy with Kean. In which case any anti Kean views you express become irrelevant otherwise you would at least come up with an alternative to the boycott.
Yep, someone else has already come up with an alternative to a boycott. Attend one home game, don't attend the next. Even me as a spartan can see the sense in this. Keanochio and his band of numpters would't be able to say weve lost all the fans through relegation and also that we are winning them back. This would be the fans saying if you Fkced Kean off this is how many would turn up every home match and if you don't pot the clown the normal boycott could continue. Couldn't get a bigger message than that across.
Totally agree with the idea of one full one empty ground,trouble is that many boy cotters might possibly agree but many of those who attend have said on here they wont agree to it. I think it will be stale mate,which is a shame. This could be the occasion in which the fans could be united.
[quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]earwego[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RADRover[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Harwoodstblue[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]R0BB0[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Lancs - pensioner[/bold] wrote: I call upon all supporters to Boycott this Fridays match. Keep this up (top of the league and attendances falling) we are winning this battle against the cancer in our beloved club, let's get rid of the two most hated people in Blackburn (Sk&CH) Do this for the good of BRFC, it's not about winning football matches anymore it's clearing out the vermin and getting our great club it's great name back. I was once proud to be a supporter of BLACKBURN ROVERS not anymore, not until Uncle Jack can sleep easy will I return. Kean AND Hendry out Fans in![/p][/quote]i'd actually prefer it if you stayed away[/p][/quote]I predict less than 12,000 on Friday.[/p][/quote]No thanks, I'll be going as usual and cheering on my team[/p][/quote]No need to thank me. I'm only pointing out the attendances are dwindling already, because of what is being served up on the pitch.....Even though we are top. Top = Dwindling attendances ?????[/p][/quote]Think you'll find attendances will start to rise. Or when was the last time we had two midweek games? was the attendance down or up on a regular saturday? I think you already know te answer to that one. As I say the yardstick will be a home attendance on a saturday. Then you'll know whether its gone up or down. and my prediction is it will be up.[/p][/quote]I think the yardstick will be how many fans the opposition bring with them, Leeds,Birmingham,Din gles,Blackpool,Cardi ff, these are more likely to bring a decent following and improve the attendance compared to the likes of Barnsley and lesser supported clubs. Not sure that the home support will be increased Saturdays or midweek. If you really want a change of the bungling manager,ask yourself,what are you doing to influence the owners to remove him?. If you are doing nothing,then you must be happy with Kean. In which case any anti Kean views you express become irrelevant otherwise you would at least come up with an alternative to the boycott.[/p][/quote]Yep, someone else has already come up with an alternative to a boycott. Attend one home game, don't attend the next. Even me as a spartan can see the sense in this. Keanochio and his band of numpters would't be able to say weve lost all the fans through relegation and also that we are winning them back. This would be the fans saying if you Fkced Kean off this is how many would turn up every home match and if you don't pot the clown the normal boycott could continue. Couldn't get a bigger message than that across.[/p][/quote]Totally agree with the idea of one full one empty ground,trouble is that many boy cotters might possibly agree but many of those who attend have said on here they wont agree to it. I think it will be stale mate,which is a shame. This could be the occasion in which the fans could be united. earwego

11:29pm Wed 19 Sep 12

smellthecoffee says...

Right Mr Hill...you were average at best (when you played for Rovers) now you're proving yourself the same as a manager and 'mind games master'. If you feel it is so unfair then would Barnsley happily pay the money they got in parachute payments (which they p1ss3d up the wall)? You're out of your league son...move along now that's a good boy.
Right Mr Hill...you were average at best (when you played for Rovers) now you're proving yourself the same as a manager and 'mind games master'. If you feel it is so unfair then would Barnsley happily pay the money they got in parachute payments (which they p1ss3d up the wall)? You're out of your league son...move along now that's a good boy. smellthecoffee

11:59pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Bazzer says...

French Rover wrote:
petergray wrote: I broke my promise last night and went with my lads. The only way I could cope was to pretend that I could not see kean at all. The atmosphere was dreadful despite the win and the excitement of seeing the wonderful Rhodes play. What the tactics were I have no idea. Casually giving the ball away in defence, failing to press the opposition and a lack of trying to find space ( apart from Rhodes and Gomes when he came on ) can mainly be blamed on inept coaching and management. I was on two of the first three protest marches and attended the first three post match protests as I had concluded the only chance of avoiding relegation was to get the idiot out. I still believe that this was the case. HOWEVER the mass boycott is now threatening to damage us as much as bonehead is. The longer it goes on, the fewer will ever step foot in Ewood again, nevermind be regulars. We will not change things by staying away - our owners are deluded fools who are beyond reason. All we can hope is that when kean goes we are as high up the league as possible and that our crowds are as large as possible. At the end of the season I hope the manager out campaign is relaunched as actively as possible whichever division we are in - hopefully after a promoti
Well said Peter Gray....I know we have differed in opinions once or twice on here but then that is what this blog is for...but I do agree with your sentiments about not staying away any longer. It is not doing any good to the long term future of the club. Venkys are not for change (not yet anyway) but the Odious one will go at some stage that is for sure - but not because of the low attendances. The stay-aways are only hurting themselves by not watching a winning team while they can. I see many posts saying that the team is only just scraping wins and that it wont last.....perhaps hoping that is right justifies them not going or at least makes not going more easy for them if we lose some games. But we should remeber we are Blackburn Rovers and Barcelona. We will take any win in any fashion, points make prizes. We should not forget that we got relegated last season because we were a very poor side and had a rubbish manager. Well half that team is still playing this season and we still have a rubbish manager - BUT - the players that have come in are still settling into the side yet we are getting the right results. I think that yes we may well lose one or two games along the way (we are not Barca remember) but overall we will only get better as the season goes on. I know your decision was difficult Peter - as it will be for a lot of the folks on here - but we need your kids and others to get down and support the team. The kids are our future fan base for the 'post' Kean and Venkys days to come. Taking them down when we are top of the table and winning is excellent stuff. Well done sir.
Mr. French, I cannot help noticing how you and a few others evince the idea of winning ugly. And yet you and others were at the forefront of the anti Big Sam brigade when we were winning ugly in the Premiership and not a division below.
Please explain.
[quote][p][bold]French Rover[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]petergray[/bold] wrote: I broke my promise last night and went with my lads. The only way I could cope was to pretend that I could not see kean at all. The atmosphere was dreadful despite the win and the excitement of seeing the wonderful Rhodes play. What the tactics were I have no idea. Casually giving the ball away in defence, failing to press the opposition and a lack of trying to find space ( apart from Rhodes and Gomes when he came on ) can mainly be blamed on inept coaching and management. I was on two of the first three protest marches and attended the first three post match protests as I had concluded the only chance of avoiding relegation was to get the idiot out. I still believe that this was the case. HOWEVER the mass boycott is now threatening to damage us as much as bonehead is. The longer it goes on, the fewer will ever step foot in Ewood again, nevermind be regulars. We will not change things by staying away - our owners are deluded fools who are beyond reason. All we can hope is that when kean goes we are as high up the league as possible and that our crowds are as large as possible. At the end of the season I hope the manager out campaign is relaunched as actively as possible whichever division we are in - hopefully after a promoti[/p][/quote]Well said Peter Gray....I know we have differed in opinions once or twice on here but then that is what this blog is for...but I do agree with your sentiments about not staying away any longer. It is not doing any good to the long term future of the club. Venkys are not for change (not yet anyway) but the Odious one will go at some stage that is for sure - but not because of the low attendances. The stay-aways are only hurting themselves by not watching a winning team while they can. I see many posts saying that the team is only just scraping wins and that it wont last.....perhaps hoping that is right justifies them not going or at least makes not going more easy for them if we lose some games. But we should remeber we are Blackburn Rovers and Barcelona. We will take any win in any fashion, points make prizes. We should not forget that we got relegated last season because we were a very poor side and had a rubbish manager. Well half that team is still playing this season and we still have a rubbish manager - BUT - the players that have come in are still settling into the side yet we are getting the right results. I think that yes we may well lose one or two games along the way (we are not Barca remember) but overall we will only get better as the season goes on. I know your decision was difficult Peter - as it will be for a lot of the folks on here - but we need your kids and others to get down and support the team. The kids are our future fan base for the 'post' Kean and Venkys days to come. Taking them down when we are top of the table and winning is excellent stuff. Well done sir.[/p][/quote]Mr. French, I cannot help noticing how you and a few others evince the idea of winning ugly. And yet you and others were at the forefront of the anti Big Sam brigade when we were winning ugly in the Premiership and not a division below. Please explain. Bazzer

12:01am Thu 20 Sep 12

RUinsane says...

ponyton wrote:
RUinsane wrote:
ponyton wrote:
Rovers75 wrote:
Don't know if anyones mentioned this but what about turning our backs to the pitch for 5 minutes with KEAN OUT in full voice?
YES BUT THEY WILL STILL HAVE OUR MONEY , INDIAN BUSINESSMEN /WOMEN DO NOT LIKE LOSING MONEY , BY BOYCOTTING EWOOD THEY LOSE MONEY ,AND IN THE END THAT WILL FORCE THEIR HAND ,THE PEOPLE BOYCOTTING THE GAMES ARE THE ONES THAT ARE SACRIFICING FOR THE GOOD OF ALL , AGAIN ITS A CASE OF THE LIONS LEADING THE LAMBS , THE LAMBS CALL THEMSELVES STUPIDLY SPARTANS.
The lions are just hiding behind premier league glory and, as there is none to be had, pretend they would go if Kean wasn't there. You are a typical example of a premier league glory hunter.
Ru insane . look up in wilki why in Germany ? if you refused to say "SIEG HEIL" or "'HEIL HITLER" you were regarded as disloyal to the fatherland and then put into a concentration camp , you seem to think the Rovers supporters that act with dignity and morals that are not prepared to fund the Kean mafioso are in your words premier league glory hunters , and should toe the partyy line, why would you make a remark like that ? " oh you of little faith" stick together and WE WILL have our club back..
So after pushing my buttons by calling me a lamb, you now call me a nazi sympathiser. And you wonder why I responded by calling you a premier league glory hunter.
Switch youself on lad, if you keep coming on here pushing my buttons, I will push yours. You are an oppressor, I will call you Stalin. As he killed three times as many as the nazis. And, as he said, it was for the good of the people.
[quote][p][bold]ponyton[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RUinsane[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]ponyton[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Rovers75[/bold] wrote: Don't know if anyones mentioned this but what about turning our backs to the pitch for 5 minutes with KEAN OUT in full voice?[/p][/quote]YES BUT THEY WILL STILL HAVE OUR MONEY , INDIAN BUSINESSMEN /WOMEN DO NOT LIKE LOSING MONEY , BY BOYCOTTING EWOOD THEY LOSE MONEY ,AND IN THE END THAT WILL FORCE THEIR HAND ,THE PEOPLE BOYCOTTING THE GAMES ARE THE ONES THAT ARE SACRIFICING FOR THE GOOD OF ALL , AGAIN ITS A CASE OF THE LIONS LEADING THE LAMBS , THE LAMBS CALL THEMSELVES STUPIDLY SPARTANS.[/p][/quote]The lions are just hiding behind premier league glory and, as there is none to be had, pretend they would go if Kean wasn't there. You are a typical example of a premier league glory hunter.[/p][/quote]Ru insane . look up in wilki why in Germany ? if you refused to say "SIEG HEIL" or "'HEIL HITLER" you were regarded as disloyal to the fatherland and then put into a concentration camp , you seem to think the Rovers supporters that act with dignity and morals that are not prepared to fund the Kean mafioso are in your words premier league glory hunters , and should toe the partyy line, why would you make a remark like that ? " oh you of little faith" stick together and WE WILL have our club back..[/p][/quote]So after pushing my buttons by calling me a lamb, you now call me a nazi sympathiser. And you wonder why I responded by calling you a premier league glory hunter. Switch youself on lad, if you keep coming on here pushing my buttons, I will push yours. You are an oppressor, I will call you Stalin. As he killed three times as many as the nazis. And, as he said, it was for the good of the people. RUinsane

12:04am Thu 20 Sep 12

RUinsane says...

Bazzer wrote:
French Rover wrote:
petergray wrote: I broke my promise last night and went with my lads. The only way I could cope was to pretend that I could not see kean at all. The atmosphere was dreadful despite the win and the excitement of seeing the wonderful Rhodes play. What the tactics were I have no idea. Casually giving the ball away in defence, failing to press the opposition and a lack of trying to find space ( apart from Rhodes and Gomes when he came on ) can mainly be blamed on inept coaching and management. I was on two of the first three protest marches and attended the first three post match protests as I had concluded the only chance of avoiding relegation was to get the idiot out. I still believe that this was the case. HOWEVER the mass boycott is now threatening to damage us as much as bonehead is. The longer it goes on, the fewer will ever step foot in Ewood again, nevermind be regulars. We will not change things by staying away - our owners are deluded fools who are beyond reason. All we can hope is that when kean goes we are as high up the league as possible and that our crowds are as large as possible. At the end of the season I hope the manager out campaign is relaunched as actively as possible whichever division we are in - hopefully after a promoti
Well said Peter Gray....I know we have differed in opinions once or twice on here but then that is what this blog is for...but I do agree with your sentiments about not staying away any longer. It is not doing any good to the long term future of the club. Venkys are not for change (not yet anyway) but the Odious one will go at some stage that is for sure - but not because of the low attendances. The stay-aways are only hurting themselves by not watching a winning team while they can. I see many posts saying that the team is only just scraping wins and that it wont last.....perhaps hoping that is right justifies them not going or at least makes not going more easy for them if we lose some games. But we should remeber we are Blackburn Rovers and Barcelona. We will take any win in any fashion, points make prizes. We should not forget that we got relegated last season because we were a very poor side and had a rubbish manager. Well half that team is still playing this season and we still have a rubbish manager - BUT - the players that have come in are still settling into the side yet we are getting the right results. I think that yes we may well lose one or two games along the way (we are not Barca remember) but overall we will only get better as the season goes on. I know your decision was difficult Peter - as it will be for a lot of the folks on here - but we need your kids and others to get down and support the team. The kids are our future fan base for the 'post' Kean and Venkys days to come. Taking them down when we are top of the table and winning is excellent stuff. Well done sir.
Mr. French, I cannot help noticing how you and a few others evince the idea of winning ugly. And yet you and others were at the forefront of the anti Big Sam brigade when we were winning ugly in the Premiership and not a division below.
Please explain.
To be honest, I think there is a big difference between winning ugly and winning ugly big fat jowely bstard jabba the hut. Although I must admit, since Kean is now chauffer driven he is also turning into the same.
[quote][p][bold]Bazzer[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]French Rover[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]petergray[/bold] wrote: I broke my promise last night and went with my lads. The only way I could cope was to pretend that I could not see kean at all. The atmosphere was dreadful despite the win and the excitement of seeing the wonderful Rhodes play. What the tactics were I have no idea. Casually giving the ball away in defence, failing to press the opposition and a lack of trying to find space ( apart from Rhodes and Gomes when he came on ) can mainly be blamed on inept coaching and management. I was on two of the first three protest marches and attended the first three post match protests as I had concluded the only chance of avoiding relegation was to get the idiot out. I still believe that this was the case. HOWEVER the mass boycott is now threatening to damage us as much as bonehead is. The longer it goes on, the fewer will ever step foot in Ewood again, nevermind be regulars. We will not change things by staying away - our owners are deluded fools who are beyond reason. All we can hope is that when kean goes we are as high up the league as possible and that our crowds are as large as possible. At the end of the season I hope the manager out campaign is relaunched as actively as possible whichever division we are in - hopefully after a promoti[/p][/quote]Well said Peter Gray....I know we have differed in opinions once or twice on here but then that is what this blog is for...but I do agree with your sentiments about not staying away any longer. It is not doing any good to the long term future of the club. Venkys are not for change (not yet anyway) but the Odious one will go at some stage that is for sure - but not because of the low attendances. The stay-aways are only hurting themselves by not watching a winning team while they can. I see many posts saying that the team is only just scraping wins and that it wont last.....perhaps hoping that is right justifies them not going or at least makes not going more easy for them if we lose some games. But we should remeber we are Blackburn Rovers and Barcelona. We will take any win in any fashion, points make prizes. We should not forget that we got relegated last season because we were a very poor side and had a rubbish manager. Well half that team is still playing this season and we still have a rubbish manager - BUT - the players that have come in are still settling into the side yet we are getting the right results. I think that yes we may well lose one or two games along the way (we are not Barca remember) but overall we will only get better as the season goes on. I know your decision was difficult Peter - as it will be for a lot of the folks on here - but we need your kids and others to get down and support the team. The kids are our future fan base for the 'post' Kean and Venkys days to come. Taking them down when we are top of the table and winning is excellent stuff. Well done sir.[/p][/quote]Mr. French, I cannot help noticing how you and a few others evince the idea of winning ugly. And yet you and others were at the forefront of the anti Big Sam brigade when we were winning ugly in the Premiership and not a division below. Please explain.[/p][/quote]To be honest, I think there is a big difference between winning ugly and winning ugly big fat jowely bstard jabba the hut. Although I must admit, since Kean is now chauffer driven he is also turning into the same. RUinsane

1:10am Thu 20 Sep 12

garyintandem says...

forever blue and white wrote:
Kean is right about one thing.
Last night it was dreadful.
The defence is shocking. I have a 5 year old boy that would not make the mistakes that were being made last night.
However, as I have said all along I think we will get promoted because of the amount of goals we can score
Anyone know what Hendry is coaching our defence?
At least we are still top. Bring on Boro and hopefully a clean sheet.
Barnsley's goal was Murphy's fault...he didn't track back strongly enough and his player scored the goal That happens time and time again with the Rovers and it's schoolboy stuff
[quote][p][bold]forever blue and white[/bold] wrote: Kean is right about one thing. Last night it was dreadful. The defence is shocking. I have a 5 year old boy that would not make the mistakes that were being made last night. However, as I have said all along I think we will get promoted because of the amount of goals we can score Anyone know what Hendry is coaching our defence? At least we are still top. Bring on Boro and hopefully a clean sheet.[/p][/quote]Barnsley's goal was Murphy's fault...he didn't track back strongly enough and his player scored the goal That happens time and time again with the Rovers and it's schoolboy stuff garyintandem

5:25am Thu 20 Sep 12

77'sss says...

Just a thought, Attendances down to approx 13,000
Which was roughly about standard for us in the eighties,
We get Jacks money in the early 90's, and all of a sudden,
The 10,000 suddenly appear, and we average mid twenties
Oh,and before you mention the current clowns in charge being responsible
Can you remember the glory days under Kidd Hodgson and Ince
So let's get some possible facts if
Rovers suddenly drop points and drop down to mid table and kean goes
You and the 9,999 others are going to come back,
Bull ****
Just a thought, Attendances down to approx 13,000 Which was roughly about standard for us in the eighties, We get Jacks money in the early 90's, and all of a sudden, The 10,000 suddenly appear, and we average mid twenties Oh,and before you mention the current clowns in charge being responsible Can you remember the glory days under Kidd Hodgson and Ince So let's get some possible facts if Rovers suddenly drop points and drop down to mid table and kean goes You and the 9,999 others are going to come back, Bull **** 77'sss

8:11am Thu 20 Sep 12

Angry From Accrington says...

New Definition of Boycott From The Standard Blackburn Dictionary:
BOYCOTT: Not supporting a club owned by Indians and spending the money on KFC and alcopops.
New Definition of Boycott From The Standard Blackburn Dictionary: BOYCOTT: Not supporting a club owned by Indians and spending the money on KFC and alcopops. Angry From Accrington

9:08am Thu 20 Sep 12

Bazzer says...

77'sss wrote:
Just a thought, Attendances down to approx 13,000 Which was roughly about standard for us in the eighties, We get Jacks money in the early 90's, and all of a sudden, The 10,000 suddenly appear, and we average mid twenties Oh,and before you mention the current clowns in charge being responsible Can you remember the glory days under Kidd Hodgson and Ince So let's get some possible facts if Rovers suddenly drop points and drop down to mid table and kean goes You and the 9,999 others are going to come back, Bull ****
And of course there is the little matter of the much bigger away support in the Premiership.
[quote][p][bold]77'sss[/bold] wrote: Just a thought, Attendances down to approx 13,000 Which was roughly about standard for us in the eighties, We get Jacks money in the early 90's, and all of a sudden, The 10,000 suddenly appear, and we average mid twenties Oh,and before you mention the current clowns in charge being responsible Can you remember the glory days under Kidd Hodgson and Ince So let's get some possible facts if Rovers suddenly drop points and drop down to mid table and kean goes You and the 9,999 others are going to come back, Bull ****[/p][/quote]And of course there is the little matter of the much bigger away support in the Premiership. Bazzer

9:21am Thu 20 Sep 12

French Rover says...

Hi Bazzer you wrote:
Mr. French, I cannot help noticing how you and a few others evince the idea of winning ugly. And yet you and others were at the forefront of the anti Big Sam brigade when we were winning ugly in the Premiership and not a division below.
Please explain.

Well I have to admit you are perfectly correct on this, I was vocal against the type of football BFS played and to be fair I was not a lone voice! But also to be fair the Rovers team that BFS had at his disposal for a couple of seasons was a far better side than the one we have now. With a much better defense. The times now are desperate times and we are (as you point out) in a division below the prem now - so desperate times need desperate measures and the only way we can get back to the prem is by winning matches and picking up points - so right now a win is a win a win whether it is ugly or beautiful. I really do think that the winning style will improve (after a few hiccups on the way) and we will see better looking wins later in the season. Till then "Ugly" is fine by me (a bit like saturday nights at the Mecca at 2am when you still hadn't got a girl to go home with!) Sorry that is very un PC I know.... :)
Hi Bazzer you wrote: Mr. French, I cannot help noticing how you and a few others evince the idea of winning ugly. And yet you and others were at the forefront of the anti Big Sam brigade when we were winning ugly in the Premiership and not a division below. Please explain. Well I have to admit you are perfectly correct on this, I was vocal against the type of football BFS played and to be fair I was not a lone voice! But also to be fair the Rovers team that BFS had at his disposal for a couple of seasons was a far better side than the one we have now. With a much better defense. The times now are desperate times and we are (as you point out) in a division below the prem now - so desperate times need desperate measures and the only way we can get back to the prem is by winning matches and picking up points - so right now a win is a win a win whether it is ugly or beautiful. I really do think that the winning style will improve (after a few hiccups on the way) and we will see better looking wins later in the season. Till then "Ugly" is fine by me (a bit like saturday nights at the Mecca at 2am when you still hadn't got a girl to go home with!) Sorry that is very un PC I know.... :) French Rover

10:08am Thu 20 Sep 12

bluerob says...

77'sss wrote:
Just a thought, Attendances down to approx 13,000
Which was roughly about standard for us in the eighties,
We get Jacks money in the early 90's, and all of a sudden,
The 10,000 suddenly appear, and we average mid twenties
Oh,and before you mention the current clowns in charge being responsible
Can you remember the glory days under Kidd Hodgson and Ince
So let's get some possible facts if
Rovers suddenly drop points and drop down to mid table and kean goes
You and the 9,999 others are going to come back,
Bull ****
Your the one giving bull, total distortion of the facts.

The FACT is when Kean goes the attendance will increase significantly along with sponsors and corporate sales.

Hope you have a good day Steve.
[quote][p][bold]77'sss[/bold] wrote: Just a thought, Attendances down to approx 13,000 Which was roughly about standard for us in the eighties, We get Jacks money in the early 90's, and all of a sudden, The 10,000 suddenly appear, and we average mid twenties Oh,and before you mention the current clowns in charge being responsible Can you remember the glory days under Kidd Hodgson and Ince So let's get some possible facts if Rovers suddenly drop points and drop down to mid table and kean goes You and the 9,999 others are going to come back, Bull ****[/p][/quote]Your the one giving bull, total distortion of the facts. The FACT is when Kean goes the attendance will increase significantly along with sponsors and corporate sales. Hope you have a good day Steve. bluerob

10:20am Thu 20 Sep 12

Mike_82 says...

wampam wrote:
surely the attenders can see why the boycott is having a positive effect. for whatever reason and with a lot of luck we are in a good position but it cannot last. even if it did,which it wont ,what then. a stuffing every week and relegation from the prem .....again. what do the attenders want these many fans to do. driven to this cos of no alternative. how else can a point be made. if you like the manager.. fine,carry on. how many do. i don't know but not many and certainly not 12000 i suspect. what do you propose. he doesn't belong. end of. support the boycott please
No thanks, I'll be there. I see myself as a core fan along with 12k others. I also think you're wasting your time. True fans will always support their team. Things have changed and we're on our way back so you may as well join us. COYB!!
[quote][p][bold]wampam[/bold] wrote: surely the attenders can see why the boycott is having a positive effect. for whatever reason and with a lot of luck we are in a good position but it cannot last. even if it did,which it wont ,what then. a stuffing every week and relegation from the prem .....again. what do the attenders want these many fans to do. driven to this cos of no alternative. how else can a point be made. if you like the manager.. fine,carry on. how many do. i don't know but not many and certainly not 12000 i suspect. what do you propose. he doesn't belong. end of. support the boycott please[/p][/quote]No thanks, I'll be there. I see myself as a core fan along with 12k others. I also think you're wasting your time. True fans will always support their team. Things have changed and we're on our way back so you may as well join us. COYB!! Mike_82

10:41am Thu 20 Sep 12

Rovers75 says...

77'sss wrote:
Just a thought, Attendances down to approx 13,000
Which was roughly about standard for us in the eighties,
We get Jacks money in the early 90's, and all of a sudden,
The 10,000 suddenly appear, and we average mid twenties
Oh,and before you mention the current clowns in charge being responsible
Can you remember the glory days under Kidd Hodgson and Ince
So let's get some possible facts if
Rovers suddenly drop points and drop down to mid table and kean goes
You and the 9,999 others are going to come back,
Bull ****
the 10,000 that appeared stayed whilst we were in the old Division 1 (now the championship) I remember us playing Portsmouth on a Sunday afternoon and there was 30,000 at Ewood! If we're gonna go on about the past, what about the 50's and 60's when gates were averaging 20 thousand?! Are you another obsessed dingle?
[quote][p][bold]77'sss[/bold] wrote: Just a thought, Attendances down to approx 13,000 Which was roughly about standard for us in the eighties, We get Jacks money in the early 90's, and all of a sudden, The 10,000 suddenly appear, and we average mid twenties Oh,and before you mention the current clowns in charge being responsible Can you remember the glory days under Kidd Hodgson and Ince So let's get some possible facts if Rovers suddenly drop points and drop down to mid table and kean goes You and the 9,999 others are going to come back, Bull ****[/p][/quote]the 10,000 that appeared stayed whilst we were in the old Division 1 (now the championship) I remember us playing Portsmouth on a Sunday afternoon and there was 30,000 at Ewood! If we're gonna go on about the past, what about the 50's and 60's when gates were averaging 20 thousand?! Are you another obsessed dingle? Rovers75

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2:06pm Thu 20 Sep 12

bluerob says...

Rovers75 wrote:
77'sss wrote:
Just a thought, Attendances down to approx 13,000
Which was roughly about standard for us in the eighties,
We get Jacks money in the early 90's, and all of a sudden,
The 10,000 suddenly appear, and we average mid twenties
Oh,and before you mention the current clowns in charge being responsible
Can you remember the glory days under Kidd Hodgson and Ince
So let's get some possible facts if
Rovers suddenly drop points and drop down to mid table and kean goes
You and the 9,999 others are going to come back,
Bull ****
the 10,000 that appeared stayed whilst we were in the old Division 1 (now the championship) I remember us playing Portsmouth on a Sunday afternoon and there was 30,000 at Ewood! If we're gonna go on about the past, what about the 50's and 60's when gates were averaging 20 thousand?! Are you another obsessed dingle?
Cheers Steve, have you been researching the history books again ?
[quote][p][bold]Rovers75[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]77'sss[/bold] wrote: Just a thought, Attendances down to approx 13,000 Which was roughly about standard for us in the eighties, We get Jacks money in the early 90's, and all of a sudden, The 10,000 suddenly appear, and we average mid twenties Oh,and before you mention the current clowns in charge being responsible Can you remember the glory days under Kidd Hodgson and Ince So let's get some possible facts if Rovers suddenly drop points and drop down to mid table and kean goes You and the 9,999 others are going to come back, Bull ****[/p][/quote]the 10,000 that appeared stayed whilst we were in the old Division 1 (now the championship) I remember us playing Portsmouth on a Sunday afternoon and there was 30,000 at Ewood! If we're gonna go on about the past, what about the 50's and 60's when gates were averaging 20 thousand?! Are you another obsessed dingle?[/p][/quote]Cheers Steve, have you been researching the history books again ? bluerob

10:06pm Thu 20 Sep 12

Strogbow says...

Rovers average home support excluding away support:

Prem : 18000 based on last few years

Champ: 12000 based on last 3 games

Loss : 6000

Loss due to non Prem status: 5000

Loss due to protesters: 1000 max

Conclusion: Protesters are wasting their time.

NB. all stats and figures have been plucked from my brain, to the best of my knowldege. therefore i can not be held accountable for any lawsuits.
Rovers average home support excluding away support: Prem : 18000 based on last few years Champ: 12000 based on last 3 games Loss : 6000 Loss due to non Prem status: 5000 Loss due to protesters: 1000 max Conclusion: Protesters are wasting their time. NB. all stats and figures have been plucked from my brain, to the best of my knowldege. therefore i can not be held accountable for any lawsuits. Strogbow

11:46pm Thu 20 Sep 12

whappen says...

Strogbow wrote:
Rovers average home support excluding away support: Prem : 18000 based on last few years Champ: 12000 based on last 3 games Loss : 6000 Loss due to non Prem status: 5000 Loss due to protesters: 1000 max Conclusion: Protesters are wasting their time. NB. all stats and figures have been plucked from my brain, to the best of my knowldege. therefore i can not be held accountable for any lawsuits.
"Loss due to non Prem status: 5000"

I assume you have their names and addresses?
[quote][p][bold]Strogbow[/bold] wrote: Rovers average home support excluding away support: Prem : 18000 based on last few years Champ: 12000 based on last 3 games Loss : 6000 Loss due to non Prem status: 5000 Loss due to protesters: 1000 max Conclusion: Protesters are wasting their time. NB. all stats and figures have been plucked from my brain, to the best of my knowldege. therefore i can not be held accountable for any lawsuits.[/p][/quote]"Loss due to non Prem status: 5000" I assume you have their names and addresses? whappen

1:41pm Fri 21 Sep 12

Strogbow says...

whappen wrote:
Strogbow wrote: Rovers average home support excluding away support: Prem : 18000 based on last few years Champ: 12000 based on last 3 games Loss : 6000 Loss due to non Prem status: 5000 Loss due to protesters: 1000 max Conclusion: Protesters are wasting their time. NB. all stats and figures have been plucked from my brain, to the best of my knowldege. therefore i can not be held accountable for any lawsuits.
"Loss due to non Prem status: 5000" I assume you have their names and addresses?
Yes, and your on it.
[quote][p][bold]whappen[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Strogbow[/bold] wrote: Rovers average home support excluding away support: Prem : 18000 based on last few years Champ: 12000 based on last 3 games Loss : 6000 Loss due to non Prem status: 5000 Loss due to protesters: 1000 max Conclusion: Protesters are wasting their time. NB. all stats and figures have been plucked from my brain, to the best of my knowldege. therefore i can not be held accountable for any lawsuits.[/p][/quote]"Loss due to non Prem status: 5000" I assume you have their names and addresses?[/p][/quote]Yes, and your on it. Strogbow

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