David Vincent knows...

More like a Windscale/Sellafield situation...

Yeah...I guess it's just a choice between traps....recency bias or fresh start syndrome!

Seriously?

There was a long and very interesting exchange in one of the supporters meetings back in 2017, where Cheston et al were challenged but struggled to be explicit about Suhail's role at the club.. ." I'll confirm his exact title..I just can't remember at the moment.." You couldn't make it up. ...I think the minutes of this discussion is in BRFCS archives-# Find Pasha...I think he dubbed himself Pasha previously.... around the time people were also asking questions around his work permit-just saying lol

Ssssssurprise surprise

Maybe, he has wiped it. There used to be...

I know for a fact that some guys in one of the protest groups did a lot of research on this a few years ago. One actually spoke to a couple of Kentaro people, referenced on Suhail's profile. The research confirmed that Suhail Shaikh is a former Kentaro employee. One Kentaro employee described Suhail as a "Kentaro fixer.".Another ex Kentaro employee had placed a review on his Linkedin. Suhail's own profile said he was"responsible for the successful acquisition of BRFC by Venky's"" Remember that the football authorities "knew" Kentaro was running the club-against F.A. rules and turned a blind eye.. Now Suhail Shaikh has come out of the shadows. ..and we are to believe he is "no longer" employed by the Kentaro people...( even if their original named company is now conveniently extinct)

Seen a few Rovers wins in The Sliding Rock in Shantalla and certainly drowned my sorrows after defeats in The Crane Bar....

Best manager we have had, since the remorseful day, when bastard Venky's showed up imo. He is great man manager and an absolute master at setting up his teams. And, yes, I am worried about another club making him an irresistible offer...

JDT-False prophet

From memory, I think we had beaten them 5-0 at home with that wonderful Tony Field solo goal. I know the run of form contained a Bournemouth away win, followed by a 1-0 away win at Port Vale. Following the Vale win, there was a piece in one of the national papers, where Gordon Lee (still Vale at the time) was lavish in his praise for Tony Field. I was still at school for the 3-1 Watford away win, which you might be remembering... Within a few short months Field had been sold and Gordon Lee was Rovers manager.

I'm getting that Ken Furphy echo... December 1973...What was it 4 or 5 wins on the trot.?....Then, in came Sheffield Utd...

It ruined my kids' and my lives....

Agree. Wrong to sack him.They should have backed him...but it was decided long before they showed up. Bastards!