Venky’s v Indian Government (a) - 5/8/2025 - Post-Season Friendly (s/t late postponements)

[simongarnerisgod]

brinscall,withnell,riley green,whittle,wheelton  and hoghton say pasha out😁

[lraC]

Rishon says Pasha out.

[lraC]

Oswaldtwistle says Pasha out.

[lraC]

Huncoat says Pasha out.

[Rogerb]

Let's get multiple Pasha out banners at the Stanley friendly

 

[Madon]

Well done lads, great work. 👏👏

[Hasta]

I’m waiting for Nelson, Padiham and Burnley 😂

[Tomphil2]

1 hour ago, DutchRover said:

Someone quoted earlier that the Indian Gov has like a 95% win rate in cases they take to trial for financial stuff, so we can be pretty certain that:

A - Venkys are guilty of what they are accused of

and

B - Venkys will lose the case; hence no funding for us

Win or lose there is also the 20% money transfer tariff that everyone seems to have forgotten about.

There is no way they are returning to previous funding levels whatever happens as that was allegedly responsible for the 20% funding cut that sent JDT into a tailspin.

[BankEnd Rover]

Great work...The end is near.

[Forever Blue]

Are there any towns or villages saying ‘Venky’s Out’? 
 

Getting Pasha out, like getting Waggott out, will achieve the square root of fuck all.

[Upside Down]

8 minutes ago, Forever Blue said:

Are there any towns or villages saying ‘Venky’s Out’? 
 

Getting Pasha out, like getting Waggott out, will achieve the square root of fuck all.

It tightenes the screw, but yes the ultimate aim has to be to remove the owners.

[blondie]

Rovers recently lost a supporter of nigh on 70 years, a dear friend, who has watched Rovers through thick and thin.

Overnight journeys to the south following Rovers in the days of arduous rail travel.

Long road trips, ever optimistic of a result, camaraderie, lifelong friendships, forged through pride in a club that knew its place.

The halcyon days of Jack Walker, living a dream, yet always remembering the days of less fortuitous times.

European adventures good and bad, winning at Wembley, semi-final heartaches.

Hopes of revival after relegation, and then the realisation of the reality, of football owners purchasing a club, not understanding the weight of moral responsibility, a plaything that has now been discarded and left to it's own devices.

We will carry on this responsibility, as my generation ,our children. grand- children will in turn wait to see  a return to owners that value the responsibility that ownership of the Rovers deserves. 

Shame on you Venky's.