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    vicn1956 wrote:
    "Why on earth they bothered to buy the club." We KNOW why they bought the club- ££££££££££








    ££££££££££








    ££££££££££








    ££££££££

    They are still in shock and confused- every word they say we take with a pinch of salt. To them lying seems as natural as breathing.

    All the media luvvies are quiet about recommending kean for the Spurs job- or has their agent/s not told them to?
    We KNOW why they bought the club- ££££££££££ ££££££££££ ££££££££££ £££££
    If they bought the club, paid off the debt and gave the manager 20m to spend on players how are they making money,
    The clause in Jones` contract was not their doing and Samba refused to play.
    Boll*cks they couldn't wait to sell Jones a`clear asset for rovers future in the PL, money money money =venkys they already new before buying the club what players they could make a quick return profit from,and why would you release a player,players who have been a major asset in keeping rovers in the PL with yrs of pro,experience as top players for years ?Nelson who now has signed a new 2yr `contract with spurs PL an example, clearly it was to chop the wage structure at the club, yes venkys truly were planning for the future? IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP,,HA,HA, how any one who is a rovers fan can come on here and even attempt to absolve kean or venkys or try to even put a reoson for venkys business **** up and then down rovers fans from wanting to fight for their town club is beyond me.Venkys paid off their debt with the selling of BRFC ONLY CHANCE OF STAYING IN THE PL.The 20 million on players kean bought who couldn't even get in the first team and the rest who are desperate to leave the club after one season of loyalty,dont make me laugh,funny how venkys are stating once again that no one is leaving the club, yet many have the get out clause written in their contract to leave the club, which was by the way a contractual agreement with the owners VENKYS stamp of aproaval who bought them, if they really wanted to stop them from fleeing the club and fleeing is what they are going to do, venkys would not have allowed these players their get out clause in the contract in the first place .Venkys future for BRFC is to buy short term and sell for profit and fook BRFC football future at the top level.
    You do not answer the point about how they are making money,

    1.The clause in jones contract was made b4 the club sale,
    2. I raised a point about how they are making money and having read your long winded reply you have not answered the point which i raised.
    3. You seem to think that releasing Nelson who had been a long term injury and spending 20m on new players makes a profit.
    4. Which other players have a get out clause that would make a profit.
    Please dont make random statements which question my status as a BRFC fan just show everyone how a profit has been made with what has gone on.

    Also when the club was sold who made a profit.
    Talk to the hand,no point in enlightening a wet fire.
    Wow a really useful post, so you cant describe how they are making money
    Go away and talk to the hand young lady your full of your self y and just don't listen.
    answer the question,
    HOW ARE THEY MAKING ANY MONEY ?

    Simples !
    You must read my comments with the greatest care instead of trying to trip up any thing that you find wrong SIMPLES and dont get so irritated please young lady"
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ANDY CRYER COLUMN: It is tough keeping wantaway players

12:00pm Thursday 14th June 2012 in Football Photograph of the Author By Andy Cryer , Blackburn Rovers reporter

I AM not surprised most of Blackburn Rovers supporters have greeted Venky’s plans to keep most of their squad together next season with incredulity. I am the same.

I actually don’t doubt they want to keep their top players, once Junior Hoilett and Yakubu have gone, but that is going to be far easier said than done.

We only have to go back a few months to the Chris Samba situation. The player wanted out but Venky’s dug their heels in and said ‘not for sale’.

The stalemate continued for weeks, with Samba left training with the reserves, until the big defender was sold outside the transfer window. Player power won again.

That will be Venky’s big problem this summer if they look to keep hold of their best players, especially if these players, as has been indicated, want to quit East Lancashire.

The last thing we want is for the likes of Steven Nzonzi, Martin Olsson and even Paul Robinson to be sold late into the summer – leaving the club little time to replace the departures.

Venky’s need to face facts. They need to realise they are not a Premier League club any more and their ‘top stars’ will demand moves. It is naive for any club to believe they can keep a player if his heart is set on a move.

That is why I would sell players who have stated their desire to quit the club to the highest bidder as soon as possible.

They also need to be realistic about prices. Holding out for too much would leave the club with a player who doesn’t want to be here and no funds to replace him.

This is all assuming Venky’s will give Steve Kean the funds to strengthen in the transfer market. Going on past experience, there is no guarantee of that.

Incredibly no real work seems to have been done this close season yet. As it is, you would have to say Rovers’ squad stands little chance of winning promotion back into the Premier League.

Add to that the inevitable departures of Hoilett and Yakubu, as well as the likes of Martin Olsson and Nzonzi wanting away, and Rovers have a major rebuilding job on their hands.

You can’t help feeling that six or seven new signings are needed at least. I don’t mean random players who we have never heard of either.

We need experienced players capable of hitting the ground running in the rough and tumble of the Championship.

So far, Venky’s have miserably failed in the transfer market and the job ahead of them this summer is bigger than one they have ever faced before.

Unless a real budget is handed to the manager to strengthen, they can forget promotion.

It would also leave us all once more questioning why on earth they bothered to buy the football club.

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