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[Archived] BRFC Fans Open Meeting and Protest at the Spurs game

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glen9mullan Champions League

glen9mullan

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It's just dawned on me that Steve will probably still be in charge for the home game against Chelsea on the 5th November.

Surely we've potentially got the ultimately "We Hate The Manager" protest?

Penny for the Steve, mister?

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I swear it look JUST like the dummy we made. Didn't even make a sound. Someone must have spiked his drink!

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I sincerley hope he is not fired on the 5th November, thats the date I buried my brother in his full rovers colours, and my bro be turning in his grave with what Steve Kean has turned our team into.

Kean already got caught drink driving on my Wedding day, so he aint having anymore of my familes anniversaries, We want him gone this week, and to never darken the doors of ewood park again

Can someone confirm the time for the march tomorrow please?

we are meeting from 12.30 onwards and the March will leave 13.45 prompt bud

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AggyBlue World Cup

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Only just come across this from the Mirror, but should Rovers win tomorrow Kean wants to do a lap of honour with the players

http://www.mirrorfoo...icle817498.html

So he's trying to use the players to put a protective barrier between himself and the fans.

He thinks the crowd will applaud the players and if he's behind them he can tell the Venky's the plaudits were for him as well.

Due to a change of plan I'll now be attending tomorrows game.See you all at the Brown Cow.

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Emge

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So he's trying to use the players to put a protective barrier between himself and the fans.

He thinks the crowd will applaud the players and if he's behind them he can tell the Venky's the plaudits were for him as well.

Due to a change of plan I'll now be attending tomorrows game.See you all at the Brown Cow.

Spot on. This is excactly how Kean does it. That little worm! Makes me wanna scream out loud in anger :P

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Like I said on the Kean thread doing a lap of honour (If Rovers win) is a clever way to neutralise the effect of the protests.

Think about it, there will be a lot of fans in the ground who feel that any vitriol should be directed towards the manager and the owners not the players.

Let's say Rovers get the win no matter how convincing it is and Kean and the players do a lap of honour. You think fans are going to boo them? Of course they won't, a lot of fans fear that booing will have a 'negative impact on the team'. The players will be clapped and so will Kean because he will be there with the players.

To add another dimension to it with the owners present as well they will see the manager and players being clapped if Rovers get the win and they do their walk around the pitch. The owners will then think Kean has the support of the fans.

I have to say it's a devious move by the club and at the same time a clever one by Agnew or Kean.

I wanted Rovers to lose the game to force more pressure on the owners to do the right thing, well this proposed celebration makes me want that outcome even more.

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beerwins

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We are playing Spurs at home not Barcelona at the Nou Camp if we win and they do a lap of honor tbh I would be embarrassed for them, it just shows how fans, Players and the manager's expections of Rovers have dropped.

Spurs are a decent team but they are certainly beatable at home, if you enter a game like we are entering the game the players already think they are playing a better team, we are but you dont tell them that.

I lead to believe Steve Kean and the club held one big meeting tonight over some issues he facing on sunday :xmas: :xmas:

Have they put bulletproof glass around his technical area?

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Rovers_786

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We are playing Spurs at home not Barcelona at the Nou Camp if we win and they do a lap of honor tbh I would be embarrassed for them, it just shows how fans, Players and the manager's expections of Rovers have dropped.

Spurs are a decent team but they are certainly beatable at home, if you enter a game like we are entering the game the players already think they are playing a better team, we are but you dont tell them that.

Have they put bulletproof glass around his technical area?

:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Lets hope its his last match as a manager

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AggyBlue World Cup

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Have they put bulletproof glass around his technical area?

I think Paul was joking :lol:

Let's say Rovers get the win no matter how convincing it is and Kean and the players do a lap of honour. You think fans are going to boo them? Of course they won't, a lot of fans fear that booing will have a 'negative impact on the team'. The players will be clapped and so will Kean because he will be there with the players.

To add another dimension to it with the owners present as well they will see the manager and players being clapped if Rovers get the win and they do their walk around the pitch. The owners will then think Kean has the support of the fans.

We will have to ignore the players and carry on with the 'Kean Out' chants

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rover1995

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Lads, i hope we are all there in numbers tomorrow. Please don't pe put off by the weather or anything else. If you love Rovers, please stand loud and proud. Our club is slowly getting destroyed and we just can't stand for this. We need to make a serious statement of intent, everybody take a KEAN OUT poster into the ground and hold it up. I think burning pictures of him/Venky's will also be a great idea as it sends out a message. After the game too, don't leave the stadium, stay as long as we can then take the protest to the front of Jack Walker, don't let the police make us move this time. STAND LOUD AND PROUD!! RTID

So please come and show your love for Rovers and make sure these Vermin know how we feel about them.

Hate KEAN/VENKY'S

LOVE ROVERS

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Well at last a journalist outside Lancashire says that kean is a bad manager on Sunday supplement this morning

who was the Journalist??? I haven't watch it yet. busy watching Cricket

roversinsider Blackburn Rovers Spy

NEW APPOINTMENT....people in the Jack Walker Stand might want to have a glance at which invited manager is watching today's game #Rovers

This was his next tweet after that.

NEW APPOINTMENT...he is taking in the game before deciding. It could be to replace Kean but I can't see it.

I wonder who it is???

I reckon it either Martin O'Neill or Alan Curbishley. Hope it is not Walter Smith! :angry2:

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ABBEY

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Won't be sitting in , because 6pm is tebow time.

A lap of honour for one game against Spurs says it all about Kean really...

Fans are protesting over 12 months of ineptitude.

He'll be celebrating one 'positive result'.

If he walks round the pitch I wouldn't be surprised if someone goes for coco.
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Stuart World Cup

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Won't be sitting in , because 6pm is tebow time.

If he walks round the pitch I wouldn't be surprised if someone goes for coco.

Let's be honest the only place Kean will really be walking is to his taxi.

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