Friday, April 15, 2011

My Comment to Rovers Supporter...eddie the eagle...

Hello for my blog I have edited and added images to my "COMMENT" in Blackburn Rovers reporter, Andy Cryer 's article.

 

Blackburn Rovers defender calls for an end to Givet dispute

 Friday 15th April 2011




        Photograph of the Author



            CHRIS Samba has called for an end to Gael Givet’s contract dispute after Blackburn Rovers were rocked by the news club captain Ryan Nelsen would miss the rest of the season.

            Nelsen underwent surgery on a knee injury earlier this week, leaving Rovers desperate for the return of versatile defender Gael Givet for tomorrow’s trip to Everton – after not being ‘in the right frame of mind’ for selection last weekend.

            Givet has been embroiled in a dispute with Rovers over who is responsible for a payment due to the Inland Revenue and had threatened to take the club to a tribunal.

            Boss Steve Kean was yesterday confident the issue would be resolved early next week and Samba believes the sooner the better as far as Rovers’ scrap for survival was concerned.

            The skipper said: “It is important we get Gael ready to play both mentally and physically. It has not been easy not having him around. He was recognised last season as the players’ player of the year. He is very committed and works hard in training and in games.

            “He defends for his life. That is what we need that in the minute. We hope now we can get him back and mentally ready.

            “I have spoken to him to try and stay up to date with what is happening. It is a small problem that should be settled by now and he is disappointed it hasn't been.

            “I hope they will find an end to the story once and for all. The last couple of games is more important than a small problem that Gael has with the club.”

            Boss Steve Kean revealed Givet’s surprise omission from the squad to play Birmingham last time out was due to the Frenchman telling him he was struggling to concentrate on his football.

            Kean insisted he was ready ‘to play his heart out’ but felt he wasn’t in the right place mentally for such a crucial game, something he is confident has been fixed ahead of the trip to Everton.

            He said: “I think we have sorted out Gael Givet. I have spent a lot of time with him over the past couple of weeks and got to know him well. I think he will be on the pitch for the Everton game. I am very confident about that.

            “Hopefully in the next four or five days everything will be resolved and he can concentrate on his football. Hopefully we have resolved it and he is looking very positive.

            “The other day he looked like he hadn't slept for a month. It was getting too much for him. I spoke to him on Wednesday and he trained well afterwards.

            “Having spoken to him it has really been niggling away at him. It has come to a bit of a head.”

            Rovers fans will be wary of Kean’s optimism after the Rovers boss confidently spoke of Givet’s ability to put his off-field problems to the back of his mind before last weekend’s draw with Birmingham.

            Kean admits Givet’s late concerns had surprised him but insists he is confident there will be no repeat this time around.

            “It did catch me unawares last week,” he said. “We thought we had put it in a box a little bit. I think we have moved it forward this week.

            “We have spoken to him in more detail. He is happier in himself and I think he can see a solution. That is the key thing. Now he can see a solution that is crystal clear he can get his head around it.

            “For my point of view I have to listen to his argument and find out if it is a legitimate argument.

            "We then have experts to deal with that and my work is to get him into a frame of mind where he can perform as an athlete.

            “Sleep is a big part of that. It is difficult if he is worried but I feel we have eradicated those worries.

            "We have some big games coming up and he is looking forward to getting back on the pitch and bringing out his warrior instincts again.”

            Comments(18)
            ronaldinho, blackburn says...
            11:56am Fri 15 Apr 11
            We need a ultimate warrior and hulk hogan in defence to get us out of this shiit

             
            jinkyjase, Preston says...
            12:19pm Fri 15 Apr 11
            "A small problem"

            So basically, he's holding the club to ransom because of a small problem. Get a grip Gael! The club and fans that pay your wages need you "on the patch" - as SK would say.

            Security words: play-wage
            I kid you not!

             
            blueandwhitedynamite, Lower Darwen says...
            12:28pm Fri 15 Apr 11
            jinkyjase wrote:
            "A small problem" So basically, he's holding the club to ransom because of a small problem. Get a grip Gael! The club and fans that pay your wages need you "on the patch" - as SK would say. Security words: play-wage I kid you not!
            Ha ha...the insight into the world of a footballer...£250K tax bill is a small problem...if only my problems where that small...

             
            tiojo, Salford says...
            1:49pm Fri 15 Apr 11
            An end to the Givet dispute? Easy, sack him.

             
            makaveli96, Blackburn says...
            1:52pm Fri 15 Apr 11
            Just dont pay it. None of you!

            Its only a tax bill. They only spend it on worthless things like prisons and dodby MP claims anyway.

             
            Beamo Beamo, DBEL says...
            1:57pm Fri 15 Apr 11
            The only thought on any players mind should be a result at Everton. With what players are paid today there is no excuse for a professional not to be fully focused and you worry about Kean being too soft by even entertaining this as an excuse not to play.
            .
            Get stuck in Givet as the fans earning 15K a year are finding this tripe very Taxing indeed!
            .
            Hope we can nick something at Everton - 2-1 to Rovers (ha ha)

             
            champs95, Liverpool says...
            2:06pm Fri 15 Apr 11
            Ill be there tomorrow and will be in the right frame of mind for the match despite having to pay my own income tax. How come the other 23 players in the squad dont have these tax issues?
            Ive been getting sh1t from Evertonians all week, so dont let me down Rovers. Security word rare-site, could that mean an away win?

             
            Come the Revolution, Gt. Harwood says...
            2:40pm Fri 15 Apr 11
            The guy & his agent have already been paid a whopping sum of money for them to owe a quarter of a million pounds to HMRC. All of us lesser mortals are more worried about the Rover's impending relegation. One way taxi to HMRC for Givet. We want players who have only one thing on their minds, that is to get our club out of the mire.

             
            French Rover, Bordeaux says...
            2:43pm Fri 15 Apr 11
            Beamo Beamo wrote:
            The only thought on any players mind should be a result at Everton. With what players are paid today there is no excuse for a professional not to be fully focused and you worry about Kean being too soft by even entertaining this as an excuse not to play. . Get stuck in Givet as the fans earning 15K a year are finding this tripe very Taxing indeed! . Hope we can nick something at Everton - 2-1 to Rovers (ha ha)
            Its no joke - but 2-1 to the Rovers is the same as I predicted yesterday Beamo - glad someone else agrees. I also predicted RSC would be one of the scorers too....now that is going out on a limb! Either samba or Rochina for the other goal

             
            Stone Island, Blackburn says...
            3:26pm Fri 15 Apr 11
            French Rover wrote:
            Beamo Beamo wrote: The only thought on any players mind should be a result at Everton. With what players are paid today there is no excuse for a professional not to be fully focused and you worry about Kean being too soft by even entertaining this as an excuse not to play. . Get stuck in Givet as the fans earning 15K a year are finding this tripe very Taxing indeed! . Hope we can nick something at Everton - 2-1 to Rovers (ha ha)
            Its no joke - but 2-1 to the Rovers is the same as I predicted yesterday Beamo - glad someone else agrees. I also predicted RSC would be one of the scorers too....now that is going out on a limb! Either samba or Rochina for the other goal
            Here FR, you've tipped Rovers to win their last NINE games. Maybe you should tip them to lose? Might just bring a change in fortunes? You never know.

             
            zappedagain, Manchester says...
            4:52pm Fri 15 Apr 11
            "Boss Steve Kean was yesterday confident the issue would be resolved early next week...."

            Baldy said that last week!!

            Then again, he also confidently predicted 6 new players in the January transfer window, a top 10 finish, a top-form Roque Santa Cruz, Formica being the new Batistuta, Jerome Andersons son the next Chris Smalling, and a club going from strength to strength under the watchful ownership of Venkys........

             
            stick to football, Samlesbury says...
            6:19pm Fri 15 Apr 11
            This affair just shows how the Club generally has plummeted since Venkys arrived. Do you not think that John Williams if he had still been there wouuld have resolve or at least kept Givet sufficiently onside to keep the matter in house.
            Sorry I want to be positive about Rovers but I see so little evidence it is frightening and I acnt see the frefall ending. Get a grip before its too late

             
            Gaz M, Isle of Man says...
            6:33pm Fri 15 Apr 11
            Theres a lot catching Kean unawares of late mainly the opposition. Lets just hope he is,nt pig headed with his team selection this weekend and attacks Everton as the games are running out fast.We cant rely on the teams below us loseing every week we need to start picking up maximum points ourselves.Iwould like to see Kalinic and Rochina playing at some stage on saturday come on you blues.

             
            eddie the eagle, chorley says...
            6:34pm Fri 15 Apr 11
            Who is running Rovers at the moment
            anyone got any ideas.

             
            Hopping mad, Blackburn says...
            6:48pm Fri 15 Apr 11
            zappedagain wrote:
            "Boss Steve Kean was yesterday confident the issue would be resolved early next week...."

            Baldy said that last week!!

            Then again, he also confidently predicted 6 new players in the January transfer window, a top 10 finish, a top-form Roque Santa Cruz, Formica being the new Batistuta, Jerome Andersons son the next Chris Smalling, and a club going from strength to strength under the watchful ownership of Venkys........
            Due to the fact I have the best security words ever I'm going to comment, them being; army-blue.

            My team for tomorrow;

            Robinson

            salgado, Samba, Jones and Givet

            Hoilet, J Jones, Pederson and Olsson

            Kalinic and Santa Snooze.

            Solid experienced back four, pace from the midfield with bite and creativity, experience and both with a point to prove upfront.

            So what do you think?

             
            NastyMan, Gt Harwood says...
            7:01pm Fri 15 Apr 11
            Hopping mad wrote:
            zappedagain wrote:
            "Boss Steve Kean was yesterday confident the issue would be resolved early next week...."

            Baldy said that last week!!

            Then again, he also confidently predicted 6 new players in the January transfer window, a top 10 finish, a top-form Roque Santa Cruz, Formica being the new Batistuta, Jerome Andersons son the next Chris Smalling, and a club going from strength to strength under the watchful ownership of Venkys........
            Due to the fact I have the best security words ever I'm going to comment, them being; army-blue.

            My team for tomorrow;

            Robinson

            salgado, Samba, Jones and Givet

            Hoilet, J Jones, Pederson and Olsson

            Kalinic and Santa Snooze.

            Solid experienced back four, pace from the midfield with bite and creativity, experience and both with a point to prove upfront.

            So what do you think?
            I think leave Santa lazy sh1t snooze out and give the young lad rochina a run out next to kalinic.

            Fall-once
            Security word lol

             
            ossyrover1, oswaldtwistle says...
            7:09pm Fri 15 Apr 11
            i see samba has the kean disease now quote "He is very committed and works hard in training and in games"

             
            fury12, WELLINGTON says...
            Sat 16 Apr 2011
            eddie the eagle wrote:
            Who is running Rovers at the moment anyone got any ideas.



            You have a POULTRY FAMILY with no experience whatsoever in running a big institution such as Blackburn Rovers.
             


            I recall Rovers owner, Anuradha Desai saying if needed Rover's would "LEASE PLAYERS" lols

            She wielded her axe over the head of long-serving chairman John Williams, who had just begun his 14th year at the helm of Rovers , that he was sacked.

            I have read that SEM agent Jerome Anderson has been calling the shots since the takeover and to add more insult to Williams found he was hardly consulted on transfer dealings.

            Williams was also barely involved as the appointment of replacement boss Steve Kean - initially as caretaker, who then became permanent back in January, 2011.

            "On the eve of the takeover, Mrs Desai insisted the current management team would stay the same for the foreseeable future. But just 11 weeks later, both chairman and manager have gone".

            The exit of the popular Williams would have been a big disappointment to Rovers supporters who liked him and appreciated his efforts for their club.

            Money TALKS and CLUELESSNESS...PREVAILS, and this person, eddie the eagle, is who OWNS and PRESIDES over a Legendary, Renowned Institution...Blackburn Rovers Football Club.
             
                                                                  Anuradha 'DillBrain' Desai

            Hope all went well for our KIWI ALL WHITES and much respected and KNIGHTED talisman Ryan "Nellie" Nelsen.

            I do wish Rovers all the best against EVERTON...Not for the dill brain owner but for those past legends, past players, past managers, past associates of the club, and for the current players and the supporters.

            Cheers from a KIWI GIRL from DownUnder.
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