Club owners Venky's have told Blackburn Rovers boss Steve Kean and his players that results must improve. Kean has come under increasing pressure from the Ewood Park supporters after a miserable start to the season which has seen them garner just four points from seven matches.
Co-owner Venkatesh Rao revealed that the meeting in India had been 'frank and straight' and is confident it can prove to be a turning point in their season.
Rao said: "Believe me, it was frank and straight and we need results.
"Everyone is looking forward - from the players to the manager to the owners.
"I am positive. The luck didn't go for us in the first two games and then we had a wonderful win (against Arsenal) before we were sliding down.
"Now after this meeting and the team coming especially to India, they have had a refreshing time, and I think they will go with a positive note after this meeting."
Rao also pledged that they will soon give the supporters something to smile about.
He added: "I would like to assure the fans we are very much concerned about the situation.
"It is really painful, I know that. It is painful for the owners with what is happening.
"I would like to be honest - we will show some results and we will produce some results and make our fans happy."
