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January Transfer Window - Part One

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Hmmm :

TFS_BlackburnTFS Blackburn Rovers

Morning, im told theres some early news re chris samba and Jr Hoilett #BRFC Blackburn fans will not be happy!...

So just how much will Kean/ Anderson and the Raos be making out of this ?

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Hmmm :

TFS_BlackburnTFS Blackburn Rovers

Morning, im told theres some early news re chris samba and Jr Hoilett #BRFC Blackburn fans will not be happy!...

Nicko confirms Samba approach last night - think the warning signs are there :

reluctantnickoAlan Nixon

@Bolt_rovers Rovers had approach from a club with money for Samba last night. Told not for sale. Catergorically. Hoilett won't be sold cheap

This the same guy who said Junior had been given permission to talk to Bolton yesterday and he hadn't.

Looks like he might be right this time !

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Catergorically. Hoilett won't be sold cheap

£7M Gary Cahill money to Bolton then?

I'm sure he said he wouldn't go to Bolton the other week though.

Absolute worst case scenario would be Hoilett to Bolton and Samba to QPR, strengthening our rivals whilst seriously weakening our team, would be suicidal and nailed on relegation.

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£7M Gary Cahill money to Bolton then?

I'm sure he said he wouldn't go to Bolton the other week though.

Absolute worst case scenario would be Hoilett to Bolton and Samba to QPR, strengthening our rivals whilst seriously weakening our team, would be suicidal and nailed on relegation.

Relegation is nailed on anyway without new players added to the better ones we have already ..

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Relegation is nailed on anyway without new players added to the better ones we have already ..

No it isn't, We all know what can change in the second half of a season.

Why even bother making this comment? Relegation is far from "nailed on". Even with no new signings, I would suggest that "on paper" we have a similar strength or better squad than Norwich, Bolton, West Brom, Swansea, Wigan, QPR, maybe even Sunderland, Fulham and Everton..

What do you get out of being so negative? bet your a wheeze down the pub..

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No it isn't, We all know what can change in the second half of a season.

Why even bother making this comment? Relegation is far from "nailed on". Even with no new signings, I would suggest that "on paper" we have a similar strength or better squad than Norwich, Bolton, West Brom, Swansea, Wigan, QPR, maybe even Sunderland, Fulham and Everton..

What do you get out of being so negative? bet your a wheeze down the pub..

On paper, we may have a decent squad (I don't think we have but that's my opinion) but without a decent manager, we don't have them organised properly.

Our midfield is in dire, dire need of improvements. With a couple of days left of the last chance to bring in new faces, we have just given a new contract to David Dunn.

Without proper funds being made available and/or decent management, relegation is nailed on (i.e. almost certain).

If it were Norwich, Wigan or Burnley in our exact position, I would say they were certain for relegation. That's not negativity, it's reality.

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No it isn't, We all know what can change in the second half of a season.

Why even bother making this comment? Relegation is far from "nailed on". Even with no new signings, I would suggest that "on paper" we have a similar strength or better squad than Norwich, Bolton, West Brom, Swansea, Wigan, QPR, maybe even Sunderland, Fulham and Everton..

What do you get out of being so negative? bet your a wheeze down the pub..

I will reply , I have been watching BRFC for a long time ,this squad we have is poor , very poor with SAmba and Hoillet..Our results over the last 14 months suggest only one thing to me ...

We have owners and a manager who are not worthy of their respective positions ..I do not want Rovers to be relegated far from it .

It could be classed as negative but also realistic ..We need at least 2 premier quality players now to hit he ground running ..We also have to keep our best players ....

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On paper, we may have a decent squad (I don't think we have but that's my opinion) but without a decent manager, we don't have them organised properly.

Our midfield is in dire, dire need of improvements. With a couple of days left of the last chance to bring in new faces, we have just given a new contract to David Dunn.

Without proper funds being made available and/or decent management, relegation is nailed on (i.e. almost certain).

If it were Norwich, Wigan or Burnley in our exact position, I would say they were certain for relegation. That's not negativity, it's reality.

I think nailed on is a bitt OTT. A near certainty however, is probably the truth.

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I think nailed on is a bitt OTT. A near certainty however, is probably the truth.

Between now and the end of the season I think we are capable of out-performing Wigan, Wolves and Bolton. It's going to be close though.

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Between now and the end of the season I think we are capable of out-performing Wigan, Wolves and Bolton. It's going to be close though.

Hence why I said near certainty. The escape is still possible but not very likely unless we can get consecutive wins and keep clean sheets in some games. Could even come down to goal difference in which case we really need those clean sheets to start piling up.

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Optimistically, Wigan are down. Bolton look like they're trying very hard to bring in decent players before Feb 1st, but if they dont manage to then I reckon they'll be down as well. We're in relatively good form and probably have a better first XI if everyone is fit and Samba gets his act together in comparison to most of the teams in the bottom 5/6

Think its between us and Wolves as it stands although I wouldn't be surprised if Swansea got dragged into it. Tough to call. Holding onto Hoilett may just prove the difference because the Yak will need some feeding.

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