Black: 'We need presence up front' (From This Is Lancashire)

smellthecoffee wrote:
There's a common sense view in business and it goes like this...."if it isn't broken...then don't try to fix it". Now...get us our club management structure back..and get rid of the freeloaders and clowns who are only bothered about lining their own greedy pockets!! Get a respected management team in place (SHEARER AND NEWELL)...NOT Sherwood (another ESPN buddy of Shebby Singh's to go alongside granny robber Hendry).

passingfootball wrote:
Black saying he does want excuses, yet he was complaining that the players look jaded and not up to full speed, rovers had a big enough squad to freshen things up. Rochina and Pedersen have the quality in them and a scorers of good goals, Ribero could have done a better job than ORRful Bradley, lowely could have been rested for a proper midfielder.

J.C - Rishton wrote:
What a load of absolute TRIPE - this guy certainly has learned something from SK - how to talk complete and utter non-sense.

Thde reason we have failed to score in the last 2 games has NOTHING at all to do with our strikers - its to do with you, ERIC BLACK, setting the team up with a negative attitude and a negative formation - the strikers have been strugglig to get even scraps to feed-off.

We have had enough of managers blaming everyone else for the teams on-pitch failings - time for the MANAGER to man up and EXCEPT responsibility for the teams failure - you pick the team, you motivate the team, you decide tactics, you decide substitutions - its not JR, C K-R or NG fault for failing to score in the last 2 games - ITS YOURS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Deadwoodchamps wrote:
n-numru ta inbreds li jgħixu u li jmorru jaraw rovers dramm huwa kważi għolja daqs IQ a iswaba 6 ta! MK Dons 2 barstewards 1 .......... whooooooo hoooooo;-)

J.C - Rishton wrote:
What a load of absolute TRIPE - this guy certainly has learned something from SK - how to talk complete and utter non-sense.

Thde reason we have failed to score in the last 2 games has NOTHING at all to do with our strikers - its to do with you, ERIC BLACK, setting the team up with a negative attitude and a negative formation - the strikers have been strugglig to get even scraps to feed-off.

We have had enough of managers blaming everyone else for the teams on-pitch failings - time for the MANAGER to man up and EXCEPT responsibility for the teams failure - you pick the team, you motivate the team, you decide tactics, you decide substitutions - its not JR, C K-R or NG fault for failing to score in the last 2 games - ITS YOURS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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andychoc wrote:
Poor, poor performance again! Murphy is an absolute waste of time in mid, still not see him perform in a blue and white shirt. His fault for the goal with his sloppy play. Bradley EE Orr has to go, he cant play wing back cus he cant attack or cross a ball and cant defend so what is the point of EE orr and poor Jason Lowe is having to pull out of mid to cover on the right side. Scott Dann needs to be dropped as well as i dont think he has won a headed at the back all season, sloppy, makes to many mistakes.
Nothing will change until we clear out the back room staff and get an experienced manager in.
Sort it Venkys time to stand up and make the right decision.

NICEONESUNSHINE wrote:

Deadwoodchamps wrote:
n-numru ta inbreds li jgħixu u li jmorru jaraw rovers dramm huwa kważi għolja daqs IQ a iswaba 6 ta! MK Dons 2 barstewards 1 .......... whooooooo hoooooo;-)

You'r e not pretending to be thick are you Dingle....Just the kind of thing we expect from the town that has the lowest educational achievement in the UK.......Scruuuuuuuu

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Deadwoodchamps wrote:

NICEONESUNSHINE wrote:

Deadwoodchamps wrote:
n-numru ta inbreds li jgħixu u li jmorru jaraw rovers dramm huwa kważi għolja daqs IQ a iswaba 6 ta! MK Dons 2 barstewards 1 .......... whooooooo hoooooo;-)

You'r e not pretending to be thick are you Dingle....Just the kind of thing we expect from the town that has the lowest educational achievement in the UK.......Scruuuuuuuu


ffff

1. I'm not a dingle nor do I reside in this particular town.
2. You can talk, living or supporting in a town who's 2nd language is English.
3. I'm probably responsible for sorting out your benefits you lazy low life six fingered freak!!
Back to you numbnuts ;-)

ChiRho wrote:
Very poor game, no one on the right wing, Olsson not given enough scope to get up the left. Murphy ineffective in the middle, of the several corners we won we didn't threaten their goal from any of them. Wolves were the better team but were not that good themselves.

5-3-2 was obviously not working after the first half but no changes made. The only player playing will passion was Jason Lowe and he got taken off instead of Murphy.

First game back, we desperately need a manager...

ChiRho wrote:

ChiRho wrote: Very poor game, no one on the right wing, Olsson not given enough scope to get up the left. Murphy ineffective in the middle, of the several corners we won we didn't threaten their goal from any of them. Wolves were the better team but were not that good themselves. 5-3-2 was obviously not working after the first half but no changes made. The only player playing will passion was Jason Lowe and he got taken off instead of Murphy. First game back, we desperately need a manager...

One more thing....Jordan Rhodes, either he is not that good and we've ruined him already or he was poor to start with. Of all the players I was most disappointed with him. He looked slow, clumsy and lost the ball too easily...

eddie the eagle wrote:
Does anybody still believe we have a squad capable of winning the league,if so think again.Ive just watched the football league show and there where far better teams on show than rovers.Any manager will sruggle will struggle with that lot that Kean left us.

janus1947 wrote:
Today was Black's only chance of staking some sort of claim to the Manager's position - and he failed it. After the mid week draw going 3 at the back with 2 wingbacks, you would have thought that the coaches would have worked on it up to today's game. It's an acceptable system assuming that you have the players to make it suceed. In the trio of Murphy, Lowe and Orr, there is no pace, no skill and too much wrong decision making. So, if you haven't got the players to make the system work, you don't play it. Formica was wasted in front of Murphy and Lowe, neither having the ability to find him with a pass. If the defence has not got confidence in the midfield, then the only solution is to hoof it and with the height of the Wolves defenders, they became wasted balls. Without Pedersen, we have no dead ball skills, without Dunn, we have no urgency going forward centrally. Sorry Eric, today was your big chance and you blew it

Road Runner Road Runner wrote:
The odious one is reported to be in line for a £14.9 million pay off according to the BBC Sport site !

M4CCY wrote:

janus1947 wrote:
Today was Black's only chance of staking some sort of claim to the Manager's position - and he failed it. After the mid week draw going 3 at the back with 2 wingbacks, you would have thought that the coaches would have worked on it up to today's game. It's an acceptable system assuming that you have the players to make it suceed. In the trio of Murphy, Lowe and Orr, there is no pace, no skill and too much wrong decision making. So, if you haven't got the players to make the system work, you don't play it. Formica was wasted in front of Murphy and Lowe, neither having the ability to find him with a pass. If the defence has not got confidence in the midfield, then the only solution is to hoof it and with the height of the Wolves defenders, they became wasted balls. Without Pedersen, we have no dead ball skills, without Dunn, we have no urgency going forward centrally. Sorry Eric, today was your big chance and you blew it

Absolutely spot on. How can a professional in the game not realise that the lack of midfield was to blaim. For me it's got to be a 442 formation with one defensive lying midfielder and one box to box midfielder. I agree that Pedersen has been poor during open play but he will create chances from dead ball situations. And please drop Bradley Orr and Danny murphy.

It is imperative that we get the right manager. Someone who will organise the players on the field, someone who will stand up to Venkys and shebby off it. For the right man it's quite a simple job. We have a very strong squad. Maybe we are a midfielder, new right back and a centre half shy.

Get the right manager in and we should walk this league, get it wrong and it could be a disaster.

Harwoodstblue wrote:

M4CCY wrote:

janus1947 wrote:
Today was Black's only chance of staking some sort of claim to the Manager's position - and he failed it. After the mid week draw going 3 at the back with 2 wingbacks, you would have thought that the coaches would have worked on it up to today's game. It's an acceptable system assuming that you have the players to make it suceed. In the trio of Murphy, Lowe and Orr, there is no pace, no skill and too much wrong decision making. So, if you haven't got the players to make the system work, you don't play it. Formica was wasted in front of Murphy and Lowe, neither having the ability to find him with a pass. If the defence has not got confidence in the midfield, then the only solution is to hoof it and with the height of the Wolves defenders, they became wasted balls. Without Pedersen, we have no dead ball skills, without Dunn, we have no urgency going forward centrally. Sorry Eric, today was your big chance and you blew it

Absolutely spot on. How can a professional in the game not realise that the lack of midfield was to blaim. For me it's got to be a 442 formation with one defensive lying midfielder and one box to box midfielder. I agree that Pedersen has been poor during open play but he will create chances from dead ball situations. And please drop Bradley Orr and Danny murphy.

It is imperative that we get the right manager. Someone who will organise the players on the field, someone who will stand up to Venkys and shebby off it. For the right man it's quite a simple job. We have a very strong squad. Maybe we are a midfielder, new right back and a centre half shy.

Get the right manager in and we should walk this league, get it wrong and it could be a disaster.

"someone who will stand up to Venkys and shebby off it"

Hi M4CCY.............I don't think there's a cat in hells chance of that.. Venkys will want another 'manager' who will toe the line as Kean did, but someone who will stand up to them...........Never

.

M4CCY wrote:

Harwoodstblue wrote:

M4CCY wrote:

janus1947 wrote:
Today was Black's only chance of staking some sort of claim to the Manager's position - and he failed it. After the mid week draw going 3 at the back with 2 wingbacks, you would have thought that the coaches would have worked on it up to today's game. It's an acceptable system assuming that you have the players to make it suceed. In the trio of Murphy, Lowe and Orr, there is no pace, no skill and too much wrong decision making. So, if you haven't got the players to make the system work, you don't play it. Formica was wasted in front of Murphy and Lowe, neither having the ability to find him with a pass. If the defence has not got confidence in the midfield, then the only solution is to hoof it and with the height of the Wolves defenders, they became wasted balls. Without Pedersen, we have no dead ball skills, without Dunn, we have no urgency going forward centrally. Sorry Eric, today was your big chance and you blew it

Absolutely spot on. How can a professional in the game not realise that the lack of midfield was to blaim. For me it's got to be a 442 formation with one defensive lying midfielder and one box to box midfielder. I agree that Pedersen has been poor during open play but he will create chances from dead ball situations. And please drop Bradley Orr and Danny murphy.

It is imperative that we get the right manager. Someone who will organise the players on the field, someone who will stand up to Venkys and shebby off it. For the right man it's quite a simple job. We have a very strong squad. Maybe we are a midfielder, new right back and a centre half shy.

Get the right manager in and we should walk this league, get it wrong and it could be a disaster.

"someone who will stand up to Venkys and shebby off it"

Hi M4CCY.............I don't think there's a cat in hells chance of that.. Venkys will want another 'manager' who will toe the line as Kean did, but someone who will stand up to them...........Never


.

Neither do I....the underlying problem. Black is the only candidate that will 'toe the line'

Lets hope that 'black' has not already been decided upon.

Harwoodstblue wrote:

M4CCY wrote:

Harwoodstblue wrote:

M4CCY wrote:

janus1947 wrote:
Today was Black's only chance of staking some sort of claim to the Manager's position - and he failed it. After the mid week draw going 3 at the back with 2 wingbacks, you would have thought that the coaches would have worked on it up to today's game. It's an acceptable system assuming that you have the players to make it suceed. In the trio of Murphy, Lowe and Orr, there is no pace, no skill and too much wrong decision making. So, if you haven't got the players to make the system work, you don't play it. Formica was wasted in front of Murphy and Lowe, neither having the ability to find him with a pass. If the defence has not got confidence in the midfield, then the only solution is to hoof it and with the height of the Wolves defenders, they became wasted balls. Without Pedersen, we have no dead ball skills, without Dunn, we have no urgency going forward centrally. Sorry Eric, today was your big chance and you blew it

Absolutely spot on. How can a professional in the game not realise that the lack of midfield was to blaim. For me it's got to be a 442 formation with one defensive lying midfielder and one box to box midfielder. I agree that Pedersen has been poor during open play but he will create chances from dead ball situations. And please drop Bradley Orr and Danny murphy.

It is imperative that we get the right manager. Someone who will organise the players on the field, someone who will stand up to Venkys and shebby off it. For the right man it's quite a simple job. We have a very strong squad. Maybe we are a midfielder, new right back and a centre half shy.

Get the right manager in and we should walk this league, get it wrong and it could be a disaster.

"someone who will stand up to Venkys and shebby off it"

Hi M4CCY.............I don't think there's a cat in hells chance of that.. Venkys will want another 'manager' who will toe the line as Kean did, but someone who will stand up to them...........Never



.

Neither do I....the underlying problem. Black is the only candidate that will 'toe the line'

Lets hope that 'black' has not already been decided upon.

I was prepared to give black a chance, but in the three games he's been in charge things have got worse.!!! - I don't think he's the man for the job, but if they stick by him I can only see more fan unrest and a never ending downward spiral.

madrover wrote:
rovers were garbage today to many just going through the motions. the new manager has a massive job . the squad needs a severe overhaul to many not good enough.ithink the entire coaching staff will have to go clearly not motivating the players. Hurry up venky's and singh sort this mess out and get the right manager.

smellthecoffee wrote:

ChiRho wrote:

ChiRho wrote: Very poor game, no one on the right wing, Olsson not given enough scope to get up the left. Murphy ineffective in the middle, of the several corners we won we didn't threaten their goal from any of them. Wolves were the better team but were not that good themselves. 5-3-2 was obviously not working after the first half but no changes made. The only player playing will passion was Jason Lowe and he got taken off instead of Murphy. First game back, we desperately need a manager...

One more thing....Jordan Rhodes, either he is not that good and we've ruined him already or he was poor to start with. Of all the players I was most disappointed with him. He looked slow, clumsy and lost the ball too easily...

Poor strikers don't score 40+ goals in a season...doesn't matter what league you're in. Rhodes is a top top striker and will be great under someone who can inspire him...who better than someone who wore the Rovers number 9 shirt himself??

madrover wrote:
rovers were garbage today to many just going through the motions. the new manager has a massive job . the squad needs a severe overhaul to many not good enough.ithink the entire coaching staff will have to go clearly not motivating the players. Hurry up venky's and singh sort this mess out and get the right manager.

Marconi wrote:

madrover wrote:
rovers were garbage today to many just going through the motions. the new manager has a massive job . the squad needs a severe overhaul to many not good enough.ithink the entire coaching staff will have to go clearly not motivating the players. Hurry up venky's and singh sort this mess out and get the right manager.

Rovers were garbage not just today, but most of the time last season and the season before that. That is the reason we are in this position today. At least when Sam was in charge we were holding our own in mid table. Reading posts on this forum from some so called fans to get rid of him paid off. No matter who we get as manager,or players that he may bring in, even with a open cheque book, there is going to be no quick fix, but rather a hard slog to get back into the premier league, and back to this once great club called BLACBURN ROVERS. So come on all you fans who have a negative outlook, bury the hatchet and lets hear the cry c'mon "ROVERS"

janus1947 wrote:
Today was Black's only chance of staking some sort of claim to the Manager's position - and he failed it. After the mid week draw going 3 at the back with 2 wingbacks, you would have thought that the coaches would have worked on it up to today's game. It's an acceptable system assuming that you have the players to make it suceed. In the trio of Murphy, Lowe and Orr, there is no pace, no skill and too much wrong decision making. So, if you haven't got the players to make the system work, you don't play it. Formica was wasted in front of Murphy and Lowe, neither having the ability to find him with a pass. If the defence has not got confidence in the midfield, then the only solution is to hoof it and with the height of the Wolves defenders, they became wasted balls. Without Pedersen, we have no dead ball skills, without Dunn, we have no urgency going forward centrally. Sorry Eric, today was your big chance and you blew it

RUinsane wrote:

Marconi wrote:

madrover wrote:
rovers were garbage today to many just going through the motions. the new manager has a massive job . the squad needs a severe overhaul to many not good enough.ithink the entire coaching staff will have to go clearly not motivating the players. Hurry up venky's and singh sort this mess out and get the right manager.

Rovers were garbage not just today, but most of the time last season and the season before that. That is the reason we are in this position today. At least when Sam was in charge we were holding our own in mid table. Reading posts on this forum from some so called fans to get rid of him paid off. No matter who we get as manager,or players that he may bring in, even with a open cheque book, there is going to be no quick fix, but rather a hard slog to get back into the premier league, and back to this once great club called BLACBURN ROVERS. So come on all you fans who have a negative outlook, bury the hatchet and lets hear the cry c'mon "ROVERS"

So you say don't dwell on the past and move on, yet you can't get over Sam Allardyce yourself. Bizarre.

Xander_ wrote:
I read / heard today that you (Eric Black) have put your name in the hat for the permanent managers job. Where the hell do you and Steve Kean get off thinking you are qualified to run a football club? You type of people make me sick. You would happily run an established club with nearly 140 years of history into the ground to try and prove your non existant managerial skills... Please leave now. Bring in Karl Robinson, Ian Holloway, Mark Hughes, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer or Henning Berg before we disappear into oblivion. Alan Shearer is not qualified anymore than I am.

Chrissaces wrote:
Solskjaer would be perfect for Blackburn at the moment, for obvious reasons with his managerial experience from sitting behind fergie (who we all know is a great of the game whether you like to admit it or not), but there are other reasons... For a start he has proven managerial success already, he has a close relationship with fergie, so I would imagine he would quite easily be able to give fergie a nudge and borrow a couple of defenders that are 'not quite yet' first team man u quality...

I would say get him in at any cost if they want the lucrative premiership funds, which we all know they want

Marconi wrote:

RUinsane wrote:

Marconi wrote:

madrover wrote:
rovers were garbage today to many just going through the motions. the new manager has a massive job . the squad needs a severe overhaul to many not good enough.ithink the entire coaching staff will have to go clearly not motivating the players. Hurry up venky's and singh sort this mess out and get the right manager.

Rovers were garbage not just today, but most of the time last season and the season before that. That is the reason we are in this position today. At least when Sam was in charge we were holding our own in mid table. Reading posts on this forum from some so called fans to get rid of him paid off. No matter who we get as manager,or players that he may bring in, even with a open cheque book, there is going to be no quick fix, but rather a hard slog to get back into the premier league, and back to this once great club called BLACBURN ROVERS. So come on all you fans who have a negative outlook, bury the hatchet and lets hear the cry c'mon "ROVERS"

So you say don't dwell on the past and move on, yet you can't get over Sam Allardyce yourself. Bizarre.

I did not say that I was a Allardyce fan, Allardyce just happened to be the blokes name in charge, when this sorry story started to unfold, but it was a fact of life that when the posts on this forum called for his sacking, (we have people on here who will never be happy) and the club responded, things went from bad to worse. That is the point I was making, and that we should get behind the club. I would not call that bizarre.

merlinrabbit wrote:

Marconi wrote:

RUinsane wrote:

Marconi wrote:

madrover wrote:
rovers were garbage today to many just going through the motions. the new manager has a massive job . the squad needs a severe overhaul to many not good enough.ithink the entire coaching staff will have to go clearly not motivating the players. Hurry up venky's and singh sort this mess out and get the right manager.

Rovers were garbage not just today, but most of the time last season and the season before that. That is the reason we are in this position today. At least when Sam was in charge we were holding our own in mid table. Reading posts on this forum from some so called fans to get rid of him paid off. No matter who we get as manager,or players that he may bring in, even with a open cheque book, there is going to be no quick fix, but rather a hard slog to get back into the premier league, and back to this once great club called BLACBURN ROVERS. So come on all you fans who have a negative outlook, bury the hatchet and lets hear the cry c'mon "ROVERS"

So you say don't dwell on the past and move on, yet you can't get over Sam Allardyce yourself. Bizarre.

I did not say that I was a Allardyce fan, Allardyce just happened to be the blokes name in charge, when this sorry story started to unfold, but it was a fact of life that when the posts on this forum called for his sacking, (we have people on here who will never be happy) and the club responded, things went from bad to worse. That is the point I was making, and that we should get behind the club. I would not call that bizarre.

You are right. There were many round me that constantly complained about Sam and were thrilled when he was sacked. Those inexperienced owners who were clueless about football but were only interested in publicity and initially making their mark, responded to what they heard about Sam from fans, other managers. Those same fans and other managers (many who regulalry slagged Sam off and caused rifts) then began to stick up for him. All of those hypocrites got what they asked for in my opinion but left us in the middle of a train crash

smellthecoffee wrote:

ChiRho wrote:

ChiRho wrote: Very poor game, no one on the right wing, Olsson not given enough scope to get up the left. Murphy ineffective in the middle, of the several corners we won we didn't threaten their goal from any of them. Wolves were the better team but were not that good themselves. 5-3-2 was obviously not working after the first half but no changes made. The only player playing will passion was Jason Lowe and he got taken off instead of Murphy. First game back, we desperately need a manager...

One more thing....Jordan Rhodes, either he is not that good and we've ruined him already or he was poor to start with. Of all the players I was most disappointed with him. He looked slow, clumsy and lost the ball too easily...

Poor strikers don't score 40+ goals in a season...doesn't matter what league you're in. Rhodes is a top top striker and will be great under someone who can inspire him...who better than someone who wore the Rovers number 9 shirt himself??

MxMave wrote:
Anyone and everyone can see the issue lies witn the link between midfield and attack and yet Black blames the strikers?
I said a couple of weeks ago, black is clueless and ckr is inept. Play ckr for 90 mins and watch him flounder as he shoots from 40 yards constantly, he will loose us games and I actually hate him that much that the next manager who comes along should cancel his loan and pay the fee. Nowhere near good enough for brfc.

Deadwoodchamps wrote:

NICEONESUNSHINE wrote:

Deadwoodchamps wrote:
n-numru ta inbreds li jgħixu u li jmorru jaraw rovers dramm huwa kważi għolja daqs IQ a iswaba 6 ta! MK Dons 2 barstewards 1 .......... whooooooo hoooooo;-)

You'r e not pretending to be thick are you Dingle....Just the kind of thing we expect from the town that has the lowest educational achievement in the UK.......Scruuuuuuuu


ffff

1. I'm not a dingle nor do I reside in this particular town.
2. You can talk, living or supporting in a town who's 2nd language is English.
3. I'm probably responsible for sorting out your benefits you lazy low life six fingered freak!!
Back to you numbnuts ;-)

smuggers wrote:
Do we have a Fitness coach??? Because I cant remember seeing a more unfit Rovers team in years!!! Shocking and embarrassingly unfit. No way we will get out of this division for the foreseeable future.. Unreal what Venkys have done to our Rovers!! We have zero infrastructure and the days of being a well run and respected club, are long gone.

Iiii1111 wrote:

merlinrabbit wrote:

Marconi wrote:

RUinsane wrote:

Marconi wrote:

madrover wrote: rovers were garbage today to many just going through the motions. the new manager has a massive job . the squad needs a severe overhaul to many not good enough.ithink the entire coaching staff will have to go clearly not motivating the players. Hurry up venky's and singh sort this mess out and get the right manager.

Rovers were garbage not just today, but most of the time last season and the season before that. That is the reason we are in this position today. At least when Sam was in charge we were holding our own in mid table. Reading posts on this forum from some so called fans to get rid of him paid off. No matter who we get as manager,or players that he may bring in, even with a open cheque book, there is going to be no quick fix, but rather a hard slog to get back into the premier league, and back to this once great club called BLACBURN ROVERS. So come on all you fans who have a negative outlook, bury the hatchet and lets hear the cry c'mon "ROVERS"

So you say don't dwell on the past and move on, yet you can't get over Sam Allardyce yourself. Bizarre.

I did not say that I was a Allardyce fan, Allardyce just happened to be the blokes name in charge, when this sorry story started to unfold, but it was a fact of life that when the posts on this forum called for his sacking, (we have people on here who will never be happy) and the club responded, things went from bad to worse. That is the point I was making, and that we should get behind the club. I would not call that bizarre.

You are right. There were many round me that constantly complained about Sam and were thrilled when he was sacked. Those inexperienced owners who were clueless about football but were only interested in publicity and initially making their mark, responded to what they heard about Sam from fans, other managers. Those same fans and other managers (many who regulalry slagged Sam off and caused rifts) then began to stick up for him. All of those hypocrites got what they asked for in my opinion but left us in the middle of a train crash

are these the same owners that listen to the fans who wanted Kean out?.....don't be so navie the owners got rid of Allardyce for thier own reasons, nothing to do with a few fans disliking him.

Bazzer wrote:

Iiii1111 wrote:

merlinrabbit wrote:

Marconi wrote:

RUinsane wrote:

Marconi wrote:

madrover wrote: rovers were garbage today to many just going through the motions. the new manager has a massive job . the squad needs a severe overhaul to many not good enough.ithink the entire coaching staff will have to go clearly not motivating the players. Hurry up venky's and singh sort this mess out and get the right manager.

Rovers were garbage not just today, but most of the time last season and the season before that. That is the reason we are in this position today. At least when Sam was in charge we were holding our own in mid table. Reading posts on this forum from some so called fans to get rid of him paid off. No matter who we get as manager,or players that he may bring in, even with a open cheque book, there is going to be no quick fix, but rather a hard slog to get back into the premier league, and back to this once great club called BLACBURN ROVERS. So come on all you fans who have a negative outlook, bury the hatchet and lets hear the cry c'mon "ROVERS"

So you say don't dwell on the past and move on, yet you can't get over Sam Allardyce yourself. Bizarre.

I did not say that I was a Allardyce fan, Allardyce just happened to be the blokes name in charge, when this sorry story started to unfold, but it was a fact of life that when the posts on this forum called for his sacking, (we have people on here who will never be happy) and the club responded, things went from bad to worse. That is the point I was making, and that we should get behind the club. I would not call that bizarre.

You are right. There were many round me that constantly complained about Sam and were thrilled when he was sacked. Those inexperienced owners who were clueless about football but were only interested in publicity and initially making their mark, responded to what they heard about Sam from fans, other managers. Those same fans and other managers (many who regulalry slagged Sam off and caused rifts) then began to stick up for him. All of those hypocrites got what they asked for in my opinion but left us in the middle of a train crash

are these the same owners that listen to the fans who wanted Kean out?.....don't be so navie the owners got rid of Allardyce for thier own reasons, nothing to do with a few fans disliking him.

A few opinionated, clueless fans who could not see longer than their nose. We remember them!

Iiii1111 wrote:

Bazzer wrote:

Iiii1111 wrote:

merlinrabbit wrote:

Marconi wrote:

RUinsane wrote:

Marconi wrote:

madrover wrote: rovers were garbage today to many just going through the motions. the new manager has a massive job . the squad needs a severe overhaul to many not good enough.ithink the entire coaching staff will have to go clearly not motivating the players. Hurry up venky's and singh sort this mess out and get the right manager.

Rovers were garbage not just today, but most of the time last season and the season before that. That is the reason we are in this position today. At least when Sam was in charge we were holding our own in mid table. Reading posts on this forum from some so called fans to get rid of him paid off. No matter who we get as manager,or players that he may bring in, even with a open cheque book, there is going to be no quick fix, but rather a hard slog to get back into the premier league, and back to this once great club called BLACBURN ROVERS. So come on all you fans who have a negative outlook, bury the hatchet and lets hear the cry c'mon "ROVERS"

So you say don't dwell on the past and move on, yet you can't get over Sam Allardyce yourself. Bizarre.

I did not say that I was a Allardyce fan, Allardyce just happened to be the blokes name in charge, when this sorry story started to unfold, but it was a fact of life that when the posts on this forum called for his sacking, (we have people on here who will never be happy) and the club responded, things went from bad to worse. That is the point I was making, and that we should get behind the club. I would not call that bizarre.

You are right. There were many round me that constantly complained about Sam and were thrilled when he was sacked. Those inexperienced owners who were clueless about football but were only interested in publicity and initially making their mark, responded to what they heard about Sam from fans, other managers. Those same fans and other managers (many who regulalry slagged Sam off and caused rifts) then began to stick up for him. All of those hypocrites got what they asked for in my opinion but left us in the middle of a train crash

are these the same owners that listen to the fans who wanted Kean out?.....don't be so navie the owners got rid of Allardyce for thier own reasons, nothing to do with a few fans disliking him.

A few opinionated, clueless fans who could not see longer than their nose. We remember them!

You remember the pearl at the mechants because he wouldn't let you inxx

French Rover wrote:

Iiii1111 wrote:

Bazzer wrote:

Iiii1111 wrote:

merlinrabbit wrote:

Marconi wrote:

RUinsane wrote:

Marconi wrote:

madrover wrote: rovers were garbage today to many just going through the motions. the new manager has a massive job . the squad needs a severe overhaul to many not good enough.ithink the entire coaching staff will have to go clearly not motivating the players. Hurry up venky's and singh sort this mess out and get the right manager.

Rovers were garbage not just today, but most of the time last season and the season before that. That is the reason we are in this position today. At least when Sam was in charge we were holding our own in mid table. Reading posts on this forum from some so called fans to get rid of him paid off. No matter who we get as manager,or players that he may bring in, even with a open cheque book, there is going to be no quick fix, but rather a hard slog to get back into the premier league, and back to this once great club called BLACBURN ROVERS. So come on all you fans who have a negative outlook, bury the hatchet and lets hear the cry c'mon "ROVERS"

So you say don't dwell on the past and move on, yet you can't get over Sam Allardyce yourself. Bizarre.

I did not say that I was a Allardyce fan, Allardyce just happened to be the blokes name in charge, when this sorry story started to unfold, but it was a fact of life that when the posts on this forum called for his sacking, (we have people on here who will never be happy) and the club responded, things went from bad to worse. That is the point I was making, and that we should get behind the club. I would not call that bizarre.

You are right. There were many round me that constantly complained about Sam and were thrilled when he was sacked. Those inexperienced owners who were clueless about football but were only interested in publicity and initially making their mark, responded to what they heard about Sam from fans, other managers. Those same fans and other managers (many who regulalry slagged Sam off and caused rifts) then began to stick up for him. All of those hypocrites got what they asked for in my opinion but left us in the middle of a train crash

are these the same owners that listen to the fans who wanted Kean out?.....don't be so navie the owners got rid of Allardyce for thier own reasons, nothing to do with a few fans disliking him.

A few opinionated, clueless fans who could not see longer than their nose. We remember them!

You remember the pearl at the mechants because he wouldn't let you inxx

he was only following orders - ken pillings orders....

eo2riversider wrote:
I see Shaw is impressed by Shearer's CV . Played 8 5 points relegation.Also football pundit.If we do go down that line I hope he has a bloody good back room

J.C - Rishton wrote:

Road Runner Road Runner wrote:
The odious one is reported to be in line for a £14.9 million pay off according to the BBC Sport site !

If you actually read it, it dosent really say this - his "theoretical" total pay COULD have gone to this, however alot of this was provisional on us being in the PL and European qualifications - so the figure is purely hypothetical.
Also, in reality he had 9 months left on this current contract so I very much doubt whether he has a case for more than £300,000 which is written into his contract - also bear in mind he got unbelievable support from Venkys during is his disasturous tenure, which went way beyond what most owners would offer and this would be easily shown in court.

Also, don't forget that SK is an illeagal 5% owner in the club and all our owners have many skeletons in the closet which I'm sure non of them want to come out.

I would also say that surely Venkys will have a case to sue Kean - once they have had to settle with SA, surely they will have a case to sue Kean for the amount they have had to pay SA and for their legal fees incured - stick that in your pipe and smoke it Stevie boy !!!

Brunzig wrote:
ERIC Black believes Blackburn Rovers are desperately lacking a presence up front after admitting his side didn't do enough going forward this afternoon. Ok so we need presence upfront, so why when your 1-0 down did you put a midfielder on and not another striker? Ill tell you why, because you havent got a clue what your doing! Out of your depth just like that **** Steve Kean!

BlueSkies wrote:

MxMave wrote:
Anyone and everyone can see the issue lies witn the link between midfield and attack and yet Black blames the strikers?
I said a couple of weeks ago, black is clueless and ckr is inept. Play ckr for 90 mins and watch him flounder as he shoots from 40 yards constantly, he will loose us games and I actually hate him that much that the next manager who comes along should cancel his loan and pay the fee. Nowhere near good enough for brfc.

I watched CKR warming up at half-time at Forest, hands in pocket (!) and casually flicking the ball around. He then started to hoof the ball as high as he could into the night sky, then, waved to some Rovers fans. Didn't impress me.

Also, your comment about shooting from 40yds hit home with me as he did similar at forest then again yesterday which suggests to me that the guy really couldn't give a to$$!

Marconi wrote:

Chrissaces wrote:
Solskjaer would be perfect for Blackburn at the moment, for obvious reasons with his managerial experience from sitting behind fergie (who we all know is a great of the game whether you like to admit it or not), but there are other reasons... For a start he has proven managerial success already, he has a close relationship with fergie, so I would imagine he would quite easily be able to give fergie a nudge and borrow a couple of defenders that are 'not quite yet' first team man u quality...

I would say get him in at any cost if they want the lucrative premiership funds, which we all know they want

Brian Kidd was Fergies assistant for 7years.
He spent a reported 20million on players at Rovers and lasted less than 12months.
He is now Mancini's assistant.
There is a big gap between Manager and Assistant

Dan11 wrote:

J.C - Rishton wrote: What a load of absolute TRIPE - this guy certainly has learned something from SK - how to talk complete and utter non-sense. Thde reason we have failed to score in the last 2 games has NOTHING at all to do with our strikers - its to do with you, ERIC BLACK, setting the team up with a negative attitude and a negative formation - the strikers have been strugglig to get even scraps to feed-off. We have had enough of managers blaming everyone else for the teams on-pitch failings - time for the MANAGER to man up and EXCEPT responsibility for the teams failure - you pick the team, you motivate the team, you decide tactics, you decide substitutions - its not JR, C K-R or NG fault for failing to score in the last 2 games - ITS YOURS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !

I agree. The clown sets up the team with 7 defenders, 2 midfielders and 2 strikers and he is surprised when we create nothing and get beat 1-0 at home. DOH! - Its got nothing to do with presence up front you numbskull. Its got everything to do with your negative team selection and negative tactics, which basically meant we were never going to get anything more than a 0-0 draw from the game.