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    bluerob wrote:
    Old rover wrote:
    Road Runner Road Runner wrote:
    Old rover wrote:
    I fear that is what's going to happen , no one there and no Blackburn rovers simple as that
    Old Rover - do not fear for the survival of BRFC -

    We will always be there to support the club !

    All that as ever been asked of these people is to put in place a foundation that they so cruelly ripped away creating more than uncertain times for our club, and thousands of folk will return en masse.

    Arte et labore
    I think the longer fans stay away the less likely they will return . True some will return but not the thousands like people are saying . And I can understand why people are staying away but I can't imagine a sat without going to Ewood .
    Could you not have managed to stay away for 2 or 3 games ?
    Why would I , look at the facts I see people write lets get Blackburn people owning the club . Correct me if I'm wrong didn't the walkers own us before , they have more money than anybody round here and they are local people , but they wanted out and took venkys money and ran to the hills. So all you who say lets get the club back tell me how this is going to happen ? I would love that to happen but I'm a realist and know that's not going to happen , we are not a big club and certainly not a marketable club at the moment . Staying away did come into my mind if it was only sort term but I don't see anybody buying us for a long time , so I saw no sense in doing that . I will get slagged off for my comments but that's how I see it ."
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Rovers chase Southampton and Swansea strikers

BLACKBURN Rovers have turned their attentions to Ricky Lambert and Luke Moore - after finally giving up their chase for Jordan Rhodes.

Rovers are desperate to add to their fire power before Friday's close of the transfer window, despite an unbeaten start to the campaign, and have conceded defeat in their efforts to sign Huddersfield's hot shot.

The Lancashire Telegraph understand Rovers are now plotting an ambitious swoop for Southampton front man Lambert, and are ready to pay significant cash to land him.

Thirty-year-old Lambert has been a key member of the Saints squad who have climbed into the Premier League and it would surprise many if they allowed him to depart.

Rovers are also hoping to land Swansea striker Luke Moore, 26, on loan, who has also enjoyed spells at West Brom and Aston Villa.

For full  story see Monday's Lancashire Telegraph

 

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