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  1. 1. Should Steve Kean stay or go



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1) Kean hasn't done that deliberately - he has done the job to the best of his ability.

2) There is no suggestion there is anything illegal or dodgy whatsoever about signing Myles Anderson. To say Kean has brought the Club into disrepute on that basis is complete nonsense.

So a player as an overage under 19 player in Scotlands reserve league who looks out of his depth, is good enough for Premiership club?

Come on, I'll have a pint of what you and Kean have been drinking!!

Come on then, who bubbled him ??

He rang the Police himself when Mrs D told him he had to get three points this week or he'd be sacked :lol:

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Probably still 7. The man is a joke.

Birmingham have had 23 positive results this season and Liverpool in 6th have had 24 positive results

So Birmingham have done bloody well this season maybe next season they can push top 4

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You would think that the law will appropriately deal with this. And maybe a fine by the club if they see fit. I'm not sure anymore needs to be done. As much as I detest drink-drivers, as it is a stupid, stupid thing to do, it shouldn;t affect your job status unless it affects your ability to do that job.

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If correct, then very interesting !

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1388112/Blackburn-owners-demand-Steve-Kean-attend-monthly-meeting-India.html

He's either in the deep proverbial or our owners, IMO, are totally naive and clueless given they only saw him a week ago and with what's coming-up on Sunday. I'm going for the former.

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Steve McClaren has been lined up for a "shock return" to Premier League football with Blackburn Rovers according to that font of all knowledge, the Daily Star.

Looking forward to McClaren adopting a Blackburn accent in the manner of his infamous interview with Dutch TV when managing in Holland.

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1) Kean hasn't done that deliberately - he has done the job to the best of his ability.

2) There is no suggestion there is anything illegal or dodgy whatsoever about signing Myles Anderson. To say Kean has brought the Club into disrepute on that basis is complete nonsense.

Rev -----I just can't follow your logic here. I'd have said "anyone who doesn't think the signing of Myles Anderson isn't dodgy and hasn't brught the club into disrepute is completely deluded".

Please explain to how this signing could possibly be merit-based.

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Rev -----I just can't follow your logic here. I'd have said "anyone who doesn't think the signing of Myles Anderson isn't dodgy and hasn't brught the club into disrepute is completely deluded".

Please explain to how this signing could possibly be merit-based.

I'm not saying I think it's a good signing, I'm just saying there's no evidence it is anything other than completely legal and above board. As in complying with all relevant legislation. So in my view it is completely OTT to say it brings the Club into disrepute.

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Wakey wakey Mail boys! These meetings have been going on for months! Plus, I thought the meeting took place a week ago following the West Ham game!

They're not the brightest are they? And they really don't like us although I haven't figured out why yet. It's been going on with them since Ince came to the Club.

Steve McClaren has been lined up for a "shock return" to Premier League football with Blackburn Rovers according to that font of all knowledge, the Daily Star.

Do they not know Rafa has already signed a pre contract agreement with us! :lol:

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The LT are also running the Kean going to India meeting, it was a pre-arranged meeting and not because of the drink driving charge. Why he had to go out during this crucial week is beyond me, could they have not talked to him last week when they were over? Or waited till next week?

Anyhow the LT are also leading with Venky's are looking to buy Gary Neville's mansion for £6 million, if true that would suggest that they are in this for the long haul,

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The LT are also running the Kean going to India meeting, it was a pre-arranged meeting and not because of the drink driving charge. Why he had to go out during this crucial week is beyond me, could they have not talked to him last week when they were over? Or waited till next week?

Anyhow the LT are also leading with Venky's are looking to buy Gary Neville's mansion for £6 million, if true that would suggest that they are in this for the long haul,

My advice would be-------get a decent manager, good staff to help him and spend the 6M on a left-back!

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I'm not saying I think it's a good signing, I'm just saying there's no evidence it is anything other than completely legal and above board. As in complying with all relevant legislation. So in my view it is completely OTT to say it brings the Club into disrepute.

I've never argued about whether it is a legal transfer or not. I don't know. My point is that it brings the club into disrepute because the manager has signed his agent's son without apparently any logical motivation other than to do him a favour.

Nothing--I repeat nothing appears to justify this transfer from the lad's CV.The lad has made no impression in Scottish football. This leaves us open to accusations of corruption and nepotism and brings the club into disrepute because it shows us as being clearly run by idiots.

Just to say "I'm not saying I think its a good signing' does not anywhere near cut it.

(I've tried to be careful with the way I've expressed things Mods, hope I was careful enough.)

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I've never argued about whether it is a legal transfer or not. I don't know. My point is that it brings the club into disrepute because the manager has signed his agent's son without apparently any logical motivation other than to do him a favour.

Nothing--I repeat nothing appears to justify this transfer from the lad's CV.The lad has made no impression in Scottish football. This leaves us open to accusations of corruption and nepotism and brings the club into disrepute because it shows us as being clearly run by idiots.

Just to say "I'm not saying I think its a good signing' does not anywhere near cut it.

(I've tried to be careful with the way I've expressed things Mods, hope I was careful enough.)

I remember what I felt when we signed Julio Santa Cruz. I thought we were being pragmatic. I didn't know JW had brought the club into disrepute through nepotism.

Thanks for enlightening me.

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