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Thought this was wind up until I saw this, 15 million euros for a two season contract, who knows
Thought this was wind up until I saw this, 15 million euros for a two season contract, who knows
This morning, in a shock twitter post, Blackburn owners Venky’s have revealed they have offered €7.2million (roughly £6.2million) per year to Ronaldinho in an attempt to woo the former World Player of the Year.
The post was quickly removed but it originally said:
“Venkys trying hard to get Ronaldinho for 2 years contract . Offered 7.2 Million Euros as salary per year to Mr. Assis”
It’s an audacious move for the Brazilian but Blackburn have met the 30-year-old’s salary demands which have seen him look set to leave AC Milan. It has often been thought that Ronaldinho is most likely to return to his native Brazil to finish his playing days, but a move to the Premier League has never been ruled out with the forward being linked to Roy Hodgson’s Liverpool.
The tweet could suggest that Venky’s are now in charge of transfers at Ewood Park and new manager Steve Kean may find himself in a similar situation to that which Mark Hughes found himself in at Manchester City.

They can talk all they want Dave but the Transfer window is now open, its time to deliverThe last paragraph must be worrying to Rovers fans. Could also be a wind up by Venkys to try and get themselves less stick than they are getting by making fans think they are going after star names when they know they haven't a chance![]()

They can talk all they want Dave but the Transfer window is now open, its time to deliver![]()

Bit more up market than KFC DaveKFC don't deliver so can't see Venky's doing it![]()
That fact remains to be seen!Bit more up market than KFC Dave

The last paragraph must be worrying to Rovers fans. Could also be a wind up by Venkys to try and get themselves less stick than they are getting by making fans think they are going after star names when they know they haven't a chance![]()


if venky's can attract the likes of ronnie, i couldn't give 2 sh1ts what steve keane thinks about it,

Which manager wouldn't have Ronaldinho in their teamI'm of the old fashioned thought process where the manager knows what sort of players he wants and how they fit in to his team. He then asks for the money to pay for them. If you want your owners picking the team why not do away with the manager altogether and spend his wages paying more players![]()

Which manager wouldn't have Ronaldinho in their team![]()
...... and yeah i know laws has left, just an example 
Which manager wouldn't have Ronaldinho in their team![]()
I'm of the old fashioned thought process where the manager knows what sort of players he wants and how they fit in to his team. He then asks for the money to pay for them. If you want your owners picking the team why not do away with the manager altogether and spend his wages paying more players![]()
acc to skysports we have nlw said were not in for him, but then again every statement the venky boys have put out has been twisted the day after so im kinda used to that now .
If it comes off then it'll be great for Rovers. It could see them get a good top half finish, especially if they can get Robinson back sooner than expected.
However, I can't help but see this as a mere PR exercise from the owners. It seems to me like they have contrived a situation where they make a bid for a world class player, showing that they mean business. They know, however, that the player is unlikely to have ever heard of Blackburn Rovers, let alone wish to forgo a move to his native Brazil or a top quality team to play for them. Therefore the new owners are safe if the player doesn't join,having made the fans think that their 'top five team' plan is for real.
Maybe that's just me being too cynical.




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