STEVE Kean will be in the Portman Road away dugout for the Championship opener after Blackburn Rovers confirmed they were keeping faith with their controversial manager.

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Doubt had been cast over Kean’s future at Ewood Park after Blackburn’s relegation from the Premier League and the silence eminating from owners Venky’s, also heavily criticised by fans.

But Rovers’ new global advisor Shebby Singh has confirmed that Kean will continue as manager – starting with the visit to Ipswich on August 18 – and claimed new players are imminent.

Singh told the Lancashire Telegraph: “Everyone starts with a clean slate “At this moment it is going to be difficult for the fans to think nothing has changed but we would like to re-group and try to take this team forward.

“I would say we have already discussed terms with a very, very important player, in terms of the characteristics that he can bring.

“We are also in talks with a couple of other players, in terms of striking positions.

“As far as I am concerned and as far as I know funds will available to buy the right sort of characteristics that this team needs.”

2 comments

  • The Battle of the two worst managers last season. and both back there owners 100%. that is the only reason they still have a job. how long will it last. not to long i hope.

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    mike benham

    Wednesday, June 20, 2012

  • "A very very important player", cor, not Ronaldo?

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    JOHN BURLS

    Wednesday, June 20, 2012

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