posted May 5, 2008

The answer, surprisingly, is yes:

http://www.rovers.premiumtv.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10303~1305290,00.html

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posted May 5, 2008

Great news

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posted May 5, 2008

yep, great news indeed.. Warnock's been outstanding this season, definitely a contender in terms of consistency for Blackburn's player of the season but realistically, i think we all know Roque will take that honour.

As for Derbyshire and Olsson, two great young talents who i both expect a lot more from in the coming years. Well done Hughes for securing their immediate future's for Rovers

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posted May 5, 2008

...........and martin ollson. this guy must have something about him but aing never seen him play, i can't make an assessment myself.

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posted May 5, 2008

I think Rique was given the player of the year award on sunday wasnt he?
Warnock got the unsung hero award though

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posted May 5, 2008

Warnock is a young player and when you are willing to accept second best it's no wonder L'pool let him go. He could have stayed and fought for his place,he did not want to so maybe he suits Blackburn more. All I can say about him though is Benitas let him go to buy Neil if Benitas wanted he could have kept Warnock so now Warnock must prove him wrong and so far he hasn't......

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posted May 5, 2008

And so far he hasn't? Hasn't what? Proved BENITEZ wrong? You must be out of your mind. He's been a far superior left back to both Riise and Arbeloa this season. Period.

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posted May 6, 2008

Have to say that's the most bizarre post about Warnock i've ever seen.

Accept second best? Prove Benitez wrong? Fight for his place?

DD is spot on - He's been far better than any of his "competition" this year, and proven Benitez worng on all fronts - Not that it matters, i don't care whether he was wrong or not - Warnock made the decision to move on to be able to play regular top flight football and actually make a difference in a team. He's done that superbly ever since his arrival.

Now that is the type of ambition that i applaud

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posted May 6, 2008

Clearly Warnock should have stayed at Liverpool, and had a nice view from the bench as they won the Leag... I mean, the Champi... um, FA Cup? No, that wasn't it... it must have been the League Cup? Oh wait, no, that was Spurs...

Sorry, I can't see what he's lost by joining a team that are prepared to play him?

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posted May 6, 2008

The Journey of the Three Musketeers.

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