Steve Waggott

[tomphil]

Number 1 he'd have to be told by the owners 'right Steve we want to have a real go at it in the next couple of seasons'

If he isn't told that why would he bother with the hassle of trying to push them for investment and ambition when he's on such a gravy train at his age ?

The whole thing of Venky Rovers is their middleman goes to India doing whatever he does, receives whatever financial instructions he receives then comes back and says right as long as costs continue to be managed by us and loses stay in the region of x and we stay in this division developing players the owners are happy with it.

That's the top and bottom of Blackburn Rovers in this era.

Waggot will never push upwards but will do what he can to prevent a downward spiral and that's what we see year in year out.

[arbitro]

It was summed up when Waggott did a pre season interview at the Academy when Tomasson was manager. He talked about survival in the Championship for the forthcoming season. He has blighted our club.

[Norbert Rassragr]

He's been a handbrake at best for any club he's worked at. He played his part in the decline of Coventry City and Charlton. 

[Dan]

9 minutes ago, Norbert Rassragr said:

He's been a handbrake at best for any club he's worked at. He played his part in the decline of Coventry City and Charlton. 

Obviously he ticked all the boxes for the Venky’s. 

[tomphil]

'A handbrake' what a belter of a description of him that's exactly what he specialises in, slam it on just before you freewheel out of control but keep it on when you need to take it off and blast up that back u that hill.

 

[smiller14]

The replies are what I think about him, but whilst I know he won't 'push' for promotion, to suggest he would actively oppose it doesn't make much sense. People thinking he wouldn't want to accidentally get a decent crowd (in spite of his usual uselessness in that regard) as we might win just seems a bit of a reach.... 

[Penwortham Blue]

10 hours ago, arbitro said:

It was summed up when Waggott did a pre season interview at the Academy when Tomasson was manager. He talked about survival in the Championship for the forthcoming season. He has blighted our club.

That was a dark day for our club, unbelievable that the CEO basically said there was no aspiration or expectation, apart from staying up. No wonder JDT spent every week calling him out for disrespecting our club and telling lie after lie.

[Norbert Rassragr]

Just got an email from the BBC saying that they had taken down my message describing Waggott as a 'greasy poo' on the Championship 'what your team needs' page.

I thought I was being as polite as I can.

[Penwortham Blue]

Anyone see Swag in the hospitality today, make sure you raise the withheld seats in the JWL and Riverside for the Dingle match. Get them on sale and sold.

[scotchrover]

Right then, how do we set about trying to remove this muppet and his sidekick (Suhail)? 

Whilst our owners are oblivious to what’s going on over in India (and I suspect is lapping everything up that the Geordie plonker is feeding them), Waggot attends every game, and can be got at. 

[Upside Down]

Shadow Man is the real target.

[BlackburnEnd75]

3 minutes ago, Upside Down said:

Shadow Man is the real target.

Get both gone.

[Upside Down]

Get shut of shadow man and the fat one will follow.

[DuffsLeftPeg]

[Armchair supporter supremo]

Said it dozens of times in the past and I'll say it again... 

 

The owners and their cronies simply do not want us in the Premier league. It would cast far to big of a spotlight on them and their (insert word of choice*) dealings, just as it did when they first arrived. 

 

 

P. S. And yet again folk are focusing far to much on Waggot when it's been clear for years the venkys side kick Sunhail Pasha is the real villain of the piece at ewood and makes all the important decisions involving money and transfers. 

Edited 17 hours ago by Armchair supporter supremo

[alcd]

24 minutes ago, Armchair supporter supremo said:

Said it dozens of times in the past and I'll say it again... 

 

The owners and their cronies simply do not want us in the Premier league. It would cast far to big of a spotlight on them and their (insert word of choice*) dealings, just as it did when they first arrived. 

 

 

P. S. And yet again folk are focusing far to much on Waggot when it's been clear for years the venkys side kick Sunhail Pasha is the real villain of the piece at ewood and makes all the important decisions involving money and transfers. 

 

24 minutes ago, Armchair supporter supremo said:

Said it dozens of times in the past and I'll say it again... 

 

The owners and their cronies simply do not want us in the Premier league. It would cast far to big of a spotlight on them and their (insert word of choice*) dealings, just as it did when they first arrived. 

 

 

P. S. And yet again folk are focusing far to much on Waggot when it's been clear for years the venkys side kick Sunhail Pasha is the real villain of the piece at ewood and makes all the important decisions involving money and transfers. 

Waggott is just the on-site stooge and puppet acting for Venkys who would rather have the club in L1 making smaller losses. Suhail Pasha is the go-between.

[Armchair supporter supremo]

10 minutes ago, alcd said:

 

Waggott is just the on-site stooge and puppet acting for Venkys who would rather have the club in L1 making smaller losses. Suhail Pasha is the go-between.

Sunny pissant seems absolutely determined to hide in the shadows. Force him into the spotlight and I bet he'd soon run for the hills

[Mashed Potatoes]

49 minutes ago, Armchair supporter supremo said:

Said it dozens of times in the past and I'll say it again... 

 

The owners and their cronies simply do not want us in the Premier league. It would cast far to big of a spotlight on them and their (insert word of choice*) dealings, just as it did when they first arrived. 

 

 

P. S. And yet again folk are focusing far to much on Waggot when it's been clear for years the venkys side kick Sunhail Pasha is the real villain of the piece at ewood and makes all the important decisions involving money and transfers. 

If you don't want a club in the Premier League why buy one in the first place ?

[Upside Down]

4 minutes ago, Mashed Potatoes said:

If you don't want a club in the Premier League why buy one in the first place ?

Because it was for sale for a decent price and more importantly had a Cat A academy.

They relegated the club deliberately within 18 months.

[Mashed Potatoes]

Just now, Upside Down said:

Because it was for sale for a decent price and more importantly had a Cat A academy.

They relegated the club deliberately within 18 months.

Why would anyone willingly want to lose in excess of £100m income pa ?

[Upside Down]

1 minute ago, Mashed Potatoes said:

Why would anyone willingly want to lose in excess of £100m income pa ?

Ask venkys.

They've done absolutely everything they possibly can to make sure they're doing that.

Maybe them being in cahoots with a corrupt organisation that was involved in fraud, including money laundering, and them now being under investigation by their own government, by an agency that specifically is there to tackle money laundering has something to do with it?

[booth]

1 hour ago, Upside Down said:

Because it was for sale for a decent price and more importantly had a Cat A academy.

They relegated the club deliberately within 18 months.

Almost a lot quicker than that, but Kean went off-script and got a win against Wolves away.

[SuperBrfc]

Suhail Pasha, former Kentaro, an associate of Anderson's, appears to have been a prominent figure here behind the scenes from day one of the takeover.

His own words on his Linkedin were that he helped Venky's to purchase the club in 2010.

It is known that Kentaro had a contract in place in the early days basically running the club on behalf of the owners and providing them with 'expertise and advice'.

Why is a former Kentaro man sat in such an important role at Rovers 15 years on in 2025? A former biscuit man, who knows eff all about football. Why is he in this role? What advice can he offer to anybody on footballing matters? This is where the questions need to be directed, IMO.

I will always respect JDT for saying it as it is. He said the following for a reason:

'Ask Suhail'.

Edited 15 hours ago by SuperBrfc

[Armchair supporter supremo]

9 hours ago, SuperBrfc said:

Suhail Pasha, former Kentaro, an associate of Anderson's, appears to have been a prominent figure here behind the scenes from day one of the takeover.

His own words on his Linkedin were that he helped Venky's to purchase the club in 2010.

It is known that Kentaro had a contract in place in the early days basically running the club on behalf of the owners and providing them with 'expertise and advice'.

Why is a former Kentaro man sat in such an important role at Rovers 15 years on in 2025? A former biscuit man, who knows eff all about football. Why is he in this role? What advice can he offer to anybody on footballing matters? This is where the questions need to be directed, IMO.

I will always respect JDT for saying it as it is. He said the following for a reason:

'Ask Suhail'.

This this this 👆 👆 👆 👆 

[aletheia]

15 hours ago, Mashed Potatoes said:

If you don't want a club in the Premier League why buy one in the first place ?

You tell us, you know everything.