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Does Ahsan Ali Syed have Blackburn best interests at heart?

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 09/13/2010 - 23:07.

Having a diaper head camel jockey in charge is never a good thing.

Submitted by bigdog7 (not verified) on Mon, 09/06/2010 - 17:55.

We need extra investment as the trustee's don't want to cough up any more money. If we carry on the way we are eventually we will turn into relegation cannon fodder. I think you and some other supporters need to open their mind to change and get real to be honest. Also the cub isn't for sale for £300 million,that is the sum of money that wil be invested into the club.

Submitted by eddio Anonymouse (not verified) on Mon, 09/06/2010 - 07:05.

Well said Ian and Cyprus -toon! Eminently sensible and productive comments. I feel we can rely on JW to ensure that Rovers' best interests are paramount when scrutinising any dealings, and won't be blinded by wads of cash, from whatever quarter it may emanate?
It seems that foreign investment is going to be the only way to compete in the present climate and, until things change, we are bound to be drawn into this murky world. As Rovers' have always been a tightly run ship, running with minimal debt compared to most of their number, I hope a real benefactor may be willing to invest for all the right reasons.

Submitted by Cyprus-Toon (not verified) on Mon, 09/06/2010 - 06:43.

Being a Toon fan, we found out the hard way, that having a billionaire owner doesn't always mean they're going to cough up 10's of millions on players, plus you also have the problem of that new financial rule thats coming in soon, where clubs can only spend what they make, so what is the point in spending £100m on players & their wages if you can't sustain that amount of revenue to keep it going!!!

Good luck with the take-over, lets hope this guy isn't another foriegner here to ruin yet another PL club, especially as Blackburn are the only club other than Manc Usa, Arsenil & Chelski to win the PL :)

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