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can you here the stanley sing, tiz only the ultras that sing and from what i gather through the grapevine, they are dwindeling pretty fast !! :rolleyes::rolleyes:... come to ewood, sample the "atmoshere" and feel the "passion"...it far outshines anything the stanley have :eek::D |
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well if it does,i really dont know why they are still here, because we aint had very much glory recently...:D..:bootyshak...;) |
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today is very good, Allerdyce has withdrawn his application, Mclaren has gone to Holland, leaving Ince,Laudrop, @ whoever prefer ince but wont be gutted if laudrop gets it.:)
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Ince only succeeded at MK Dons because he had the money required to buy whatever player he wanted to win the league. He also had scouts to do the searching for him, and Ray Matthias who knows lower league football enough to coach the team. Ince was merely brought in as manager for his fame and profile. Can't think of a single positive reason to make Ince Blackburn manager. |
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well ya lost me with that shaker,i thought every manager had scouts:confused:plus most mangers when they take over bring their own backroom staff, ince also saved macclesfield without a pot to pee in, plus he spent his career playing in britain, also british international experiance, i know that don't make a premier manager, but seems to me like more positives than laudrop, plus i reckon you are letting bias come into it, cos hes n obnoxious git.
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As for him playing in the top flight - it was a totally different game when he was playing. Over the last few years the players have become more athletic and faster. Also, much of the bully boy tactics he employed are useless in the Premiership because of the non-contact sport it has now become. If you take playing careers out of it - as in my opinion Laudrup has an equally illustrious record, perhaps even better than Ince's - then you are left with Laudrup who has managed in the European top flight, and on the other hand you have Ince who has managed two clubs one league above non-league football. Ince's success as a manager is purely down to (a) having bags of cash at MK Dons and (b) because his players were fighting for contracts at Macc (even John Miles played well at Macc). I'm not putting bias into it (although he is a ******), I really can't think of a single reason why Rovers would want Ince. |
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i am viewing it similar to brian clough who was certainly obnoxious, came from the bottom division to manage Derby, Notts Forest, both clubs to me on the same level as blackburn, unfashionable can't compete with the big 4, did great things with those clubs, also the best man NEVER to manage England in the view of many fans of that era, also the reason i was against shearer(best no9 i ever saw at blackburn) but no experiance. if clough could come from Hartlepool n do the biz, i see every chance ince could do similar. time will only tell if he arrives, but i reckon he should be given the chance, laudrop on the other hand managed in spain i think, differant ballgame altogether, as i know first hand, used to watch Malaga occasionally.
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Sorry Jaysay but I reckon a total disaster is just what Ince would be if he were to get the Blackburn job, aside from the fact that he deliberately tripped one of our players on his way past the dugout for having the gall to equalise against his Macclesfield team or that he slapped one of our players when we played MK Dons last season (but because of his 'fame' didn't get punished for it) that still leaves a big headed arrogant idiot who though it was quite acceptable to verbally abuse one of our female fans. All this is quite apart from his management skills which from what I have seen of him are practically non-existant, a trained monkey could have got the Dons promoted last season with the money they had to splash around.
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interesting letter in todays evening telegraph, from Espen.S.Oslo,=to all the fans who want laudrop;remember why he resigned from Getafe? its the same reason Hughes walked away from us- no transfer funds. think thats summat to reflect on.;)
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On SSN now - Ince named Rovers manager. Roy Evans is on and one thing he's saying is true and that's that Ince likes to win at all costs - I wouldn't argue with that, trouble is he doesn't care how he does it and that's not a good quality. Good luck Blackburn - you never know he might even bring John Miles with him, he seems to rate him even though no-one else in the league does :)
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Excellent appointment :)
Rumour in this mornings papers is that he wants to make the franchise captain Keith Andrews his first signing. |
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Back to the Championship eh Rovers. Unlucky.
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Ince is bringing Roy Matthias with him according to the press this morning, I'm quite happy with Ince, far better tham Sam the man or the Wolly with the Brolly:D
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