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  1. In his interview with Elliott Jackson, Gestede mentioned about getting some transfer business done early in the summer. We need a new number 1 keeper is the number 1 priority for myself. We need a good solid number 1 He is coming in as one of the main scouts. Here is his CV https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-cairney-8a3100133?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_app
  2. Not bothered by any of that. He has already said he did research on the club when asked last week
  3. That's where we dont agree. Look at Kargbo's pass for Dolan goal at Plymouth, total quality play, he played well against Norwich and Wolves. I'm looking forward to seeing more of him
  4. That's where we have different opinions JH.
  5. I was thinking the same and I wonder if that's was down to players injuries and not pushing them too much
  6. I don't think we actually see what tactics he wants to use next season. He hasn't changed too much. He and Gestede have both about creating more chances, pressing higher, attacking football. I watched enough of him at those clubs to know enough him, the style he played there, etc.
  7. So the recruitment department didn't recommend some good signings last summer then? Or Kargbo in January then? Why wouldn't a head coach not trust the recruitment/scouting people who have scouted these players and recommend for us to sign then? Your lack of understanding and knowledge to understand why the club will a pick head coach that will play that style they want. We have all this previously me and others with yourself. Yet you still don't understand or dont want to accept that's how football works nowadays
  8. I haven't listened to neither Radio Lancs or RoversTv interviews but given this was the case, as I said the other day that as soon as that approach came and he went to go, he, Gardiner and Downing should have been put gardening leave and Johnson/Lowe should have in charge from Saturday before the Wolves game
  9. Read this instead https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/25056795.venkys-stance-blackburn-rovers-sale-amid-fan-frustration/
  10. I've only listened 25 mins of The Gestede interview with Elliott Jackson.. Gestede cos he was championship experience, he will play the style of football they want, will bring through young players.
  11. Why, cos I won't agree what you wanted which was short term appointment. A 76 years old or 70 years old to be appoint. Give it up. Do what you want pal, no problem to me cos I will be backing the players.
  12. Well Eustace isn't going to trust the recruitment staff then the structure isn't going to work. The head coach has to been invested in the structure, happy to work in it, understand what his role and others are, trust the recruitment staff and DoF.. Your post above shows you dont accept what the head coach actual role should be.
  13. Yet again you misunderstood again when the head coach gets involved in transfers. When he is present the shortlist and pick off that. You got to trust your recruitment staff otherwise it's won't work. Like with Eustace situation Plenty of head coaches put up with it cos that's how football clubs operate nowadays Klopp wanted Brandt instead of Salah but his recruitment staff convince him that Salah was the right fit and how right they were.
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