Venky’s (& Suhail) Out Protest Ideas

[Tomphil2]

48 minutes ago, G Somerset Rover said:

I’ve long thought our best bet of ridding ourselves of this lot is to have a sustained campaign against Suhail. Whenever the spotlight has been on him he’s absolutely detested it. 

I’m guessing it’s come down to a lack of funding from the few Rovers’ brave enough to fight the cause, but unless it’s consistent and persistent, it’s not going to be enough. 

I've called him out for years there was always something off about someone hiding in the shadows pretending to do nothing. Then you have Mowbray calling him just the owners conduit and as you know to a lot of fans if TM said the earth was flat they wouldn't argue.

Now he's out into the bright lights so HE is accountable for everything now, no one else and no more skulking in the shadows.

I agree it needs to be constant gentle pressure not this pick it up every time we start losing then put it down again when we are winning. Also not all out war that can be spun back onto the fans as reasons the team is struggling just gentle sustained 'We know who you are, we are watching and holding you personally accountable for everything at Blackburn Rovers from now on'

If you don't like it then there's the door and to be fair if you turn it round and start getting things right and pushing the club AND owners to progress the club then you'll get the credit.

Sitting there being unaccountable taking your money, calling the shots with the sole aim of staying in position treading water, no the games up.

[scotchrover]

Bump!

 

A great win, but they still need to sell up! 
 

One wonders where we’d be if half the squad hadn’t have been flogged in summer. 
 

#SellTheClub 

[Leonard Venkhater]

12 hours ago, scotchrover said:

Bump!

 

A great win, but they still need to sell up! 
 

One wonders where we’d be if half the squad hadn’t have been flogged in summer. 
 

#SellTheClub 

Great night. Thoroughly enjoyed it, but it was really only an anaesthetic.

Even in my joy, I played back some of Radio Lancs Sport on the computer.... and it pissed me off.

What chance have we got!

Bayes being all too gentle around the last minute transfer window departure of Dom Hyam and the concern about two injury prone centre halves, "Everybody makes mistakes" etc.

Is this in the context of what happened to Elliot Jackson?

Think "Quiet, piggie"  and the BBC ....Then, Kevin Gallacher going on about "in hindsight"..

F***** Hell!

In risk assessment terms, the risk of that kamikaze decision was blindingly obvious and explicit. At the time, I was almost certain that both SW and HC would be injured again, probably at the same time and that the consequences were likely to be very serious for the future of the club..

I can't think of one supporter, who could not have foreseen that...

Edited 1 hour ago by Leonard Venkhater

[rigger]

35 minutes ago, Leonard Venkhater said:

Great night. Thoroughly enjoyed it, but it was really only an anaesthetic.

Even in my joy, I played back some of Radio Lancs Sport on the computer.... and it pissed me off.

What chance have we got!

Bayes being all too gentle around the last minute transfer window departure of Dom Hyam and the concern about two injury prone centre halves, "Everybody makes mistakes" etc.

Is this in the context of what happened to Elliot Jackson?

Think "Quiet, piggie"  and the BBC ....Then, Kevin Gallacher going on about "in hindsight"..

F***** Hell!

In risk assessment terms, the risk of that kamikaze decision was blindingly obvious and explicit. At the time, I was almost certain that both SW and HC would be injured again, probably at the same time and that the consequences were likely to be very serious for the future of the club..

I can't think of one supporter, who could not have foreseen that...

Perhaps the decision was made by the same people who couldn't see that Adam Wharton was a decent player ?

[RevidgeBlue]

1 hour ago, Leonard Venkhater said:

Great night. Thoroughly enjoyed it, but it was really only an anaesthetic.

Even in my joy, I played back some of Radio Lancs Sport on the computer.... and it pissed me off.

What chance have we got!

Bayes being all too gentle around the last minute transfer window departure of Dom Hyam and the concern about two injury prone centre halves, "Everybody makes mistakes" etc.

Is this in the context of what happened to Elliot Jackson?

Think "Quiet, piggie"  and the BBC ....Then, Kevin Gallacher going on about "in hindsight"..

F***** Hell!

In risk assessment terms, the risk of that kamikaze decision was blindingly obvious and explicit. At the time, I was almost certain that both SW and HC would be injured again, probably at the same time and that the consequences were likely to be very serious for the future of the club..

I can't think of one supporter, who could not have foreseen that...

What's happening in general with the Coalition and any protests?

I know people can be very fickle and one minute they are baying for blood and two or three wins later a lot are as happy as sandboys, but it does seem to have gone very quiet and I'm not aware of anything at all happening during the Derby game.

Are things ongoing or has everything been halted by the threat of legal action etc?

Edited 39 minutes ago by RevidgeBlue

[RevidgeBlue]

1 hour ago, Leonard Venkhater said:

Great night. Thoroughly enjoyed it, but it was really only an anaesthetic.

Even in my joy, I played back some of Radio Lancs Sport on the computer.... and it pissed me off.

What chance have we got!

Bayes being all too gentle around the last minute transfer window departure of Dom Hyam and the concern about two injury prone centre halves, "Everybody makes mistakes" etc.

Is this in the context of what happened to Elliot Jackson?

Think "Quiet, piggie"  and the BBC ....Then, Kevin Gallacher going on about "in hindsight"..

F***** Hell!

In risk assessment terms, the risk of that kamikaze decision was blindingly obvious and explicit. At the time, I was almost certain that both SW and HC would be injured again, probably at the same time and that the consequences were likely to be very serious for the future of the club..

I can't think of one supporter, who could not have foreseen that...

You're never going to get much help from the likes of Gallagher (in particular) or Bayes although tbf historically the latter has always been slightly tougher on the Club than the compliant Jackson who ironically is the one who's found himself banned.