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John Williams has made a major f**kup with this appointment and he has to take some of the blame. He tried to copy the previous model (inexperienced young manager) and it’s completely backfired. Ince has to go and we need to bring in an experienced manager to ensure premier league survival.

The only difference is Hughes was managing at international level, with big personalities. Ince was in the nether regions of the football league, inspiring players with his Guv'nor reputation. It doesn't take a genius to figure out they aren't the same case at all.

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Time for a change. Players must be shattered today after that capitulation.

Whilst we are at it, please get rid of a number of the "players" too.

I'd kick Nelson, Samba and Pedersen out the club before Ince. The youth players certainly can't do worse.

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Date: 30th November 2008

From: Suffering Rovers supporters.

Subject: Paul Ince, manager

Problem: Club in freefall, three points gained out of last 27, team languishing in 19th place, confidence shattered, manager apparently unable to turn around fortunes.

Consequences of status quo: Relegation and in view of restructuring required possible relegation again the next season.

Action: Dismiss 10am Monday morning and seek to engage services of Mr S Allardyce.

Yep get him out now. Paul Ince is not ready for the premiership - he is not good enough for Rovers, INCE OUT OUT OUT

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You took a chance, Mr.Williams, but you can no longer afford to gamble the future of Blackburn Rovers FC in the hopes that Paul Ince will become another Mark Hughes. We need to install an experienced manager asap, so that we can once again become a team that is hard to break down and won't be walked through while trying to play some modicum of 'good football'.

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The only difference is Hughes was managing at international level, with big personalities. Ince was in the nether regions of the football league, inspiring players with his Guv'nor reputation. It doesn't take a genius to figure out they aren't the same case at all.

I agree with your Hughes point, its one i raised as well when Ince was first appointed. Clearly Williams thought Ince was worth the gamble and that perhaps he had some similar qualities to what Hughes had.

Williams tried to repeat Hughes's success and its clearly backfired.

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The sad thing is, Williams thought THIS was a better option than Michael Laudrup. Who cares if the guy wouldn't fully commit long-term. It was a win-win situation, if you ask me. If Laudrup was snatched by another team, it would have shown he was doing a good job. And if he flunked, it would have been less money to pay up. But alas...

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There is absolutely not a cat in hells chance that Ince and his 4th rate coaching team can turn this around. We won't get anything against Liverpool whoever is in charge but we need to get something from Wigan and Stoke. I'm sure an experienced Premier League manager could motivate these players to beat both. With Ince in charge we will be outfought by both and relegation will be sealed.

If Big Sam isn't appointed soon expect him at the Stadium of Light lifting Sunderland out of the doldrums.

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Ince needs to sign four or five good Premier League players in the January window, let's hope the board backs him fully, the alternative will be relegation.

Do you HONESTLY think we should give him until January?!

The sad thing is, Williams thought THIS was a better option than Michael Laudrup. Who cares if the guy wouldn't fully commit long-term. It was a win-win situation, if you ask me. If Laudrup was snatched by another team, it would have shown he was doing a good job. And if he flunked, it would have been less money to pay up. But alas...

I'm still as flabbergasted now by that decision as I was back then.

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Put simply.

If the board don't back Ince during the transfer window. We will get relegated.

On this basis, the board must have a lacking of trust in Ince's abilities to sign players and the future.

On this basis, they should sack him.

If they realise our need to sign players to survive, they have to sign a experienced manager...

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Agreed with the motion but Big Sam? This weekend could not get any worse...

Not too sure about BFS myself - but I would have him instead of Ince. We also have to realistic who else is available and would want the job - now. Rovers had just finished 7th and then appointed Ince. Now they are second bottom of the prem, who would want to take the job on now?

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