Salgado: I never got any answers (From Lancashire Telegraph)

Jack Herer wrote:
This is clearly remarkable.

This super rich Venkys, who told us with a straight face that the likes of Beckham were coming to the club, wouldn't play someone who could have helped stop relegation, because they'd have to pay their wages? Wtf!

I thought we were missing an "experienced" player last season. That's why we're looking at Murphy isn't it? Not being funny but this former Real Madrid man, with over 50 caps for his country, and 2 champions league medals under his belt, might just have been that man we were looking for!

And this senior Rovers player hasn't been able to talk to anyone at the club for the last six months about this. Double wtf!

What is going on eh? It's nuts.

Where is our new general manager to explain how it all actually makes sense?

Keen O to Get Kean Out wrote:
michel , we are all frustrated mate,, we loved you but Fat Kean let you down as well as the fans,, dont worry we shll carry on trying to hound the blady out all next season till he goes ,we hate him too,

vicn1956 wrote:
Tony Parkes-LET 19.6.12-
"Jack built a legacy- now we have the total opposite- venkys could not be any less like Jack Walker. The club are back to square one!"
Too right they are.
GET REAL Dunn- still waiting for an apology. Do you still think venkys are finger licking good or were perhaps the fans were right to speak out against them and super kean. Oh sorry you've got those badges and wages to think of. People are sick of you lot and are staying away until people who care for the Rovers- its fans and history are in charge.

mikeymoolondon wrote:
Just released by malaysian press. Keano is now a puppet! We have a new director of football. Who knows we might be at a turning point. Send him back to the training ground!!!

KUALA LUMPUR -- Former Malaysian international and football pundit Serbegeth Singh or better known as 'Shebby' has been appointed English Championship division, Blackburn Rovers football director next season.
According to reports from the Dailymail of United Kingdom today, Shebby’s appointment was confirmed by club owner, Venky's (India) Limited.

Venky's is the Indian-based company which specialized in chicken meat processing and pharmaceutical products for both poultry and human usage, owned by brothers Balaji Rao and Venkatesh Rao.

The report added that one of Shebby's tasks were to act as a go-between Venky's owner and the club manager, Steve Kean.

The 44-year-old Kean's future at the club remains uncertain after being relegated from the top flight - English Premier League (EPL) to Championship division next season - after finishing second from the bottom last season.

Shebby is expected to leave his current job as a pundit in the local private television cable news station to take up the job. - Bernama



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mikeymoolondon wrote:
Just released by malaysian press. Keano is now a puppet! We have a new director of football. Who knows we might be at a turning point. Send him back to the training ground!!!

KUALA LUMPUR -- Former Malaysian international and football pundit Serbegeth Singh or better known as 'Shebby' has been appointed English Championship division, Blackburn Rovers football director next season.
According to reports from the Dailymail of United Kingdom today, Shebby’s appointment was confirmed by club owner, Venky's (India) Limited.

Venky's is the Indian-based company which specialized in chicken meat processing and pharmaceutical products for both poultry and human usage, owned by brothers Balaji Rao and Venkatesh Rao.

The report added that one of Shebby's tasks were to act as a go-between Venky's owner and the club manager, Steve Kean.

The 44-year-old Kean's future at the club remains uncertain after being relegated from the top flight - English Premier League (EPL) to Championship division next season - after finishing second from the bottom last season.

Shebby is expected to leave his current job as a pundit in the local private television cable news station to take up the job. - Bernama



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mikeymoolondon wrote:
Just released by malaysian press. Keano is now a puppet! We have a new director of football. Who knows we might be at a turning point. Send him back to the training ground!!!

KUALA LUMPUR -- Former Malaysian international and football pundit Serbegeth Singh or better known as 'Shebby' has been appointed English Championship division, Blackburn Rovers football director next season.
According to reports from the Dailymail of United Kingdom today, Shebby’s appointment was confirmed by club owner, Venky's (India) Limited.

Venky's is the Indian-based company which specialized in chicken meat processing and pharmaceutical products for both poultry and human usage, owned by brothers Balaji Rao and Venkatesh Rao.

The report added that one of Shebby's tasks were to act as a go-between Venky's owner and the club manager, Steve Kean.

The 44-year-old Kean's future at the club remains uncertain after being relegated from the top flight - English Premier League (EPL) to Championship division next season - after finishing second from the bottom last season.

Shebby is expected to leave his current job as a pundit in the local private television cable news station to take up the job. - Bernama



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thresholdweller wrote:

mikeymoolondon wrote:
Just released by malaysian press. Keano is now a puppet! We have a new director of football. Who knows we might be at a turning point. Send him back to the training ground!!!

KUALA LUMPUR -- Former Malaysian international and football pundit Serbegeth Singh or better known as 'Shebby' has been appointed English Championship division, Blackburn Rovers football director next season.
According to reports from the Dailymail of United Kingdom today, Shebby’s appointment was confirmed by club owner, Venky's (India) Limited.

Venky's is the Indian-based company which specialized in chicken meat processing and pharmaceutical products for both poultry and human usage, owned by brothers Balaji Rao and Venkatesh Rao.

The report added that one of Shebby's tasks were to act as a go-between Venky's owner and the club manager, Steve Kean.

The 44-year-old Kean's future at the club remains uncertain after being relegated from the top flight - English Premier League (EPL) to Championship division next season - after finishing second from the bottom last season.

Shebby is expected to leave his current job as a pundit in the local private television cable news station to take up the job. - Bernama



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I know nothing about the guy, but if he can start to turn the club round, good luck to him. I would like some evidence of the club having a clear direction, a willingness to build a relationship with the fans and improved results on the pitch.

givet82 wrote:
to be fair i thought his legs had gone, but i suppose the point is that is no way to treat a spanish legend, and to replace his with orr is ridiculous

Marko 84 wrote:
He may have been old (and the legs had well and truly gone) when we signed him, but he was a battler and he always tried.

In his prime he was a very good full back (you don't spend ten years in the team at Real unless you know what you're doing, I would think)

A good honest pro and someone who genuinely seemed to care about his job and his role at the club...and lets be honest, integrity is a rare thing in the modern game.

If this story is true it's an absolute disgrace. To treat an experienced senior player, respected by many, like this is not acceptable.

I'm sure Salgado will live, I doubt he's short of a bob or too, but some things are more important than money. With behaviour like this the owners are tarnishing the name and reputation of BRFC throughout the game. No matter what the circumstances, how you carry and conduct yourself say's a lot about who you are and what you are.

No communication, no cohesive forward planning, no management skills, no people skills, no consideration for the fans.

Venky's really are a joke.

Lancs - pensioner wrote:

Marko 84 wrote:
He may have been old (and the legs had well and truly gone) when we signed him, but he was a battler and he always tried.

In his prime he was a very good full back (you don't spend ten years in the team at Real unless you know what you're doing, I would think)

A good honest pro and someone who genuinely seemed to care about his job and his role at the club...and lets be honest, integrity is a rare thing in the modern game.

If this story is true it's an absolute disgrace. To treat an experienced senior player, respected by many, like this is not acceptable.

I'm sure Salgado will live, I doubt he's short of a bob or too, but some things are more important than money. With behaviour like this the owners are tarnishing the name and reputation of BRFC throughout the game. No matter what the circumstances, how you carry and conduct yourself say's a lot about who you are and what you are.

No communication, no cohesive forward planning, no management skills, no people skills, no consideration for the fans.

Venky's really are a joke.

Venkys are not a joke, after what they have done at BRFC they are SCUM, and Kean well he is just a drunk driving liar whose children will grow up knowing what a poor father he has been, selling his soul for money, any decent man doing a job so badly which hurt so many people would just resign but not Keano.

kiwipom73 wrote:
never known a football club run in such isolation, with such arrogance shown towards the true supporters of this historical club.
already we have this distant gestures from conman kean of a possible signing....not that Murphy will change direction of that will be left of the playing squad come mid-august !!
I predict another unprepared squad that will hit the season limping into another fustrating season under kean & co.
they deserve nothing and hoping they will get their just rewards for their failings in all department.
the venky,s still don,nt seem to be learning anything from the time kean was appointed...he never had the experience for the job, never had success in leadership-managemen

t...his own performance off the pitch and in front of the camera have been laughable to say the least...yet they still persist with the clown.
are they having a laugh !!

trueblue72 wrote:
Totally agree with the Salgado comments.
Played one season too long and his legs were going but his commitment, attitude and professionalism could always be counted on.
If only the other players that we had played with the same desire then we would not be where we are now.
Players like Salgado with his knowledge and experience rarely come to clubs the size of ours and when they do they should be kept hold of in a coaching capacity to help bring on the good youngsters that we have. He did not deserved to be treated the way he had and that itself is a huge embarrassment to the name of Blackburn Rovers, a club that had always been a family club and one that previous players have always held in high esteem.

As well as all the problems we have at our club now with the arrogant idiots in charge, we are not being helped at all with the reporting done through the LET.
Peter White would of reported the way it should of been done with total honesty and in the best interests of BRFC.
I'm sorry but the reporting now is weak. It does not tell the footballing world what is really happening and a lot of respect has gone for the newspaper now.
It has to change quickly to help the supporters cause of the club being run properly again with the best interests of BRFC the most important factor, and not the shoddy failing career of a reporter who is out of his depth.

nontetleysdog wrote:
Salgado was just like the rest of the players. he was never given a chance by the protesting goons in the stands look what Yakubu had to put up with. He scores a goal and the protesters Boo him.

It would do the team a favour if the dole-dossing protesters stayed away while the genuine fans renew their season tickets and support steve kean and Venkys.

Rovers 1495 wrote:

nontetleysdog wrote:
Salgado was just like the rest of the players. he was never given a chance by the protesting goons in the stands look what Yakubu had to put up with. He scores a goal and the protesters Boo him.

It would do the team a favour if the dole-dossing protesters stayed away while the genuine fans renew their season tickets and support steve kean and Venkys.

The people in the stands were booing that mammary gland of a manager, never the players

petrel wrote:

trueblue72 wrote:
Totally agree with the Salgado comments.
Played one season too long and his legs were going but his commitment, attitude and professionalism could always be counted on.
If only the other players that we had played with the same desire then we would not be where we are now.
Players like Salgado with his knowledge and experience rarely come to clubs the size of ours and when they do they should be kept hold of in a coaching capacity to help bring on the good youngsters that we have. He did not deserved to be treated the way he had and that itself is a huge embarrassment to the name of Blackburn Rovers, a club that had always been a family club and one that previous players have always held in high esteem.

As well as all the problems we have at our club now with the arrogant idiots in charge, we are not being helped at all with the reporting done through the LET.
Peter White would of reported the way it should of been done with total honesty and in the best interests of BRFC.
I'm sorry but the reporting now is weak. It does not tell the footballing world what is really happening and a lot of respect has gone for the newspaper now.
It has to change quickly to help the supporters cause of the club being run properly again with the best interests of BRFC the most important factor, and not the shoddy failing career of a reporter who is out of his depth.

you cannot compare peter white with the so called sports writers this newspaper employs nowadays i loved whites columns true professional he was.weak reporting i agree but lazy and amateurish spring to mind with this lot they should be getting their arses down to ewood and banging on a few doors chasing and hounding anyone in charge to dig out the truth about whats going on full stop.

Lancs - pensioner wrote:
"Chinese take away" Number 9 please Yakubu with rice!!!