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Blackburn Rovers linked to South American
12:20pm Monday 21st July 2008
By Andy Neild »
BLACKBURN Rovers have been linked with another South American player.
Chilean Carlos Villanueva has agreed a deal, while Ince is also keen to bring Ecuador midfielder Sugundo Castillo to Ewood Park.
Reports suggest Rovers are also tracking Mexican right-back Ricardo Osario, who plays for Stuttgart.
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Finger Bang, Blackburn says...
3:28pm Mon 21 Jul 08
I really don't see settling in as a big issue.
sonny, blackburn says...
6:22pm Mon 21 Jul 08
roversfan wrote:most of the blackburn squad are from abroad ya dif.
I couldn't care less, where a Player comes from or was born.EXCEPT THAT, quite a large number of Players ( like other immigrants or visitors) have tremendous difficulty in 'settling down' in their new locations.Heaven's above, even Ferguson, from Rangers, had a most difficult time - and couldn't 'hack it'.Others can't operate in the cold, wet, and/or rain of the normal English winter.If it IS KNOWN they can adjust, then fine. We shouldn't be spending money on Players who might not settle in or who might take longer than a Season, so to do. Blackburn Rovers F.C., needs immediate assistance - if, as is thought - a couple of rats are about to leave the ship. A ship, I have to say, THAT ISN'T SINKING!
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roversfan, Mt Brydges, Ontario. says...
3:17pm Mon 21 Jul 08
EXCEPT THAT, quite a large number of Players ( like other immigrants or visitors) have tremendous difficulty in 'settling down' in their new locations.
Heaven's above, even Ferguson, from Rangers, had a most difficult time - and couldn't 'hack it'.
Others can't operate in the cold, wet, and/or rain of the normal English winter.
If it IS KNOWN they can adjust, then fine. We shouldn't be spending money on Players who might not settle in or who might take longer than a Season, so to do. Blackburn Rovers F.C., needs immediate assistance - if, as is thought - a couple of rats are about to leave the ship. A ship, I have to say, THAT ISN'T SINKING!