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Ewoodbhappy Premier League

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At the Blakleys debacle, someone said to SPECCY TW@T, sack Kean now and you'll be a legend.

With that stupid looking face he has -SPECCY TW@T said, "I want to be a legend for taking Blackburn Rovers back to the Premier league."

Now I really do think this guy is a dangerous, loony, delusional SPECCY TW@T!

The only reason he will be remembered in the history of BRFC is for aiding & abetting in the destruction of the legacy of a true legend.

Mr Jack Walker.

F - OFF SPECCY!

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chaddyrovers

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http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2897/championship/2012/12/27/3631875/blackburn-target-di-matteo-as-berg-replacement

Blackburn Rovers have identified Roberto Di Matteo as the man they want to succeed Henning Berg and are already in the process of replacing the Norwegian’s backroom team, Goal.com can reveal.

Berg was relieved of his duties on Tuesday night after Rovers’ 1-0 defeat at Middlesbrough brought an end to his 57-day reign as Steve Kean's successor

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The likelihood of Champions League winner Di Matteo accepting the job remains remote, while the early bookies' favourite Mark Hughes – a former manager at Ewood Park – has distanced himself from the post.

The Blackburn hierarchy were on Wednesday already sorting out a management team for the weekend’s game against Barnsley, and met with former Aston Villa coachlb_icon1.png Kevin MacDonald in order to try and rubber stamp his appointment as caretaker boss.

MacDonald is set to be joined by Judan Ali, described as a rising star in coachinglb_icon1.png, and a man whose cause global advisor Shebby Singh championed when Kean left the club.

It is understood that Alex McLeish was discussed at the meeting with MacDonald – the pair worked together at Villa Park - and could switch his interest to Rovers, instead of choosing to become Nottingham Forest’s new man as widely speculated.

MacDonald and Ali are expected to be joined in some capacity by midfielderlb_icon1.png Danny Murphy, who was brought to the club in the summer with a view to getting him involved on the coaching side.

Colin Hendry and Gary Bowyer, the only senior members of staff remaining after all decks were cleared, took training. Hendry, the former club captain, had been demoted to the position of reserve team coach earlier this month.

Singh, Derek Shaw and Paul Agnew, the trio who collectively decided to compromise their own wishes to make the decision to appoint Berg 10 games ago, have been urged to employ an experienced manager to appease the supporterslb_icon1.png.

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Judan Ali and Danny Murphy are going to be the new coaches along with Macdonald according to Chaddy's link.

"Singh, Derek Shaw and Paul Agnew, the trio who collectively decided to compromise their own wishes to make the decision to appoint Berg 10 games ago, have been urged to employ an experienced manager to appease the supporters."

Lets see how that works out when such a experienced manager gets sacked and then Judan Ali becomes the new manager.

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Good as he was over the years I still haven't forgiven that John Williams also employed an inexperienced fool as a manager! @#/? knows what his thought processes were when he interviewed and decided on that numpty Paul Ince! He looked pretty sick when he had to continually rescue the goon at that first press conference.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/7471290.stm

JW's body language is hilarious.

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http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2897/championship/2012/12/27/3631875/blackburn-target-di-matteo-as-berg-replacement

Blackburn Rovers have identified Roberto Di Matteo as the man they want to succeed Henning Berg and are already in the process of replacing the Norwegian’s backroom team, Goal.com can reveal.

Berg was relieved of his duties on Tuesday night after Rovers’ 1-0 defeat at Middlesbrough brought an end to his 57-day reign as Steve Kean's successor

.

The likelihood of Champions League winner Di Matteo accepting the job remains remote, while the early bookies' favourite Mark Hughes – a former manager at Ewood Park – has distanced himself from the post.

The Blackburn hierarchy were on Wednesday already sorting out a management team for the weekend’s game against Barnsley, and met with former Aston Villa coachlb_icon1.png Kevin MacDonald in order to try and rubber stamp his appointment as caretaker boss.

MacDonald is set to be joined by Judan Ali, described as a rising star in coachinglb_icon1.png, and a man whose cause global advisor Shebby Singh championed when Kean left the club.

It is understood that Alex McLeish was discussed at the meeting with MacDonald – the pair worked together at Villa Park - and could switch his interest to Rovers, instead of choosing to become Nottingham Forest’s new man as widely speculated.

MacDonald and Ali are expected to be joined in some capacity by midfielderlb_icon1.png Danny Murphy, who was brought to the club in the summer with a view to getting him involved on the coaching side.

Colin Hendry and Gary Bowyer, the only senior members of staff remaining after all decks were cleared, took training. Hendry, the former club captain, had been demoted to the position of reserve team coach earlier this month.

Singh, Derek Shaw and Paul Agnew, the trio who collectively decided to compromise their own wishes to make the decision to appoint Berg 10 games ago, have been urged to employ an experienced manager to appease the supporterslb_icon1.png.

The end

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chaddyrovers

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Will be tomorrow.

Rovers insist that manager search will continue. How the hell can you appoint coaches before a manager? This also rules out Hughes, he only works with his coaching team.

Di Matteo would work with KM as long as he can bring Newton with him.

Maybe O'Driscoll and MacDonald management team?????

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Will be tomorrow.

Rovers insist that manager search will continue. How the hell can you appoint coaches before a manager? This also rules out Hughes, he only works with his coaching team.

Simple Kamy. Having such a fragmented staff will mean it's easier to tell them what to do, unlike say if they brought Hughes in and he brought his own people in.

What the loons don't realize is that it means we won't win football matches as well.

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Simple Kamy. Having such a fragmented staff will mean it's easier to tell them what to do, unlike say if they brought Hughes in and he brought his own people in.

What the loons don't realize is that it means we won't win football matches as well.

Do you think that bothers them ?

They have got used to it in the last 2 years !

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