Lawyers for Sam Allardyce filed a suit against Steve Kean and Blackburn Rovers on July 12 at the High Court, according to a court document.
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Should be interesting and probably amusing.
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A certain ex manager has been known to carry out similar actions before, then when the situation got serious he pulled out because the truth could come out.
Lets hope Allardyce isn't made of the same stuff and actually follows through with his actionsI wouldn't hold your breath though
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Based on what Sam has told them. They wouldn't investigate their own client surelyThe time factor has quite a bit to do with this, Sams Lawyers will be pretty sure its a win win case, indeed, reading between the lines, it infers by Keans statement, that Sam was involved with crooked actions at Rovers, we shall see what transpires but in my opinion, with such a timescale between the vidoe and the filing of the lawsuit, any alleged wrongdoings would have been checked and double checked!!
Posted 17 July 2012 - 20:35 PM
Based on what Sam has told them. They wouldn't investigate their own client surely
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Come on Aggers, Shebby, you talk a good game, what's the reaction to marvel Stevie drunk out of his tits again?
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Posted 17 July 2012 - 20:43 PM
I dunno. I'm not sure Sam feels as hurt about his Rovers exit as us fans do. He knows the public perception of his sacking is heavily leaning towards Venky's insanity rather than his own failings. I would imagine his big gripe still lies with Newcastle and Ashley in professional terms. I'd have thought his big Rovers pay off and the demise of the club and Kean has given him all the satisfaction he craved. Especially as he took West Ham in the opposite direction.I think he'll be more intent on hitting Kean in the pocket rather than hurting Rovers or the fans.Correct.
If Sam feels uneasy about any past matters relating to himself, he will be looking for a huge out of court settlement.
My guess is that Kean will do anything to avoid setting foot in court as, IMO, the evidence is damning and just like his PL record, his court room record isn't good !!! Sam and his lawyers know this.
If Sam believes that Kean will not be able to put a glove on him, then, IMO, he will take this all the way and give Kean & Venky's a real mullering in court as this will not necessarily be about money.
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