You thought he'd been sacked didn't you?


Blackburn to reward Kean with new deal despite fans' calls for Scot to be sacked
By SPORTSMAIL REPORTER
Last updated at 10:30 PM on 24th October 2011
Blackburn Rovers are ready to give Steve Kean a new contract in a show of support to their beleaguered manager.
Rovers are bottom of the Premier League table, they have taken just five points from nine Premier League fixtures this term and have won only six out of 30 games since Kean replaced Sam Allardyce last December.
Disgruntled fans have protested against Kean for the past three successive home league games and, following their 2-1 defeat to Tottenham on Sunday, they unfurled ‘Kean Out’ banners and chanted for the Scot to be dismissed by owners Venky’s.
However, after talks on Monday, the owners have decided to stand by their man and negotiate improved terms to the contract he signed in January which ties him to the club until 2013.
Venky’s believe the 44-year-old has the backing of his players and are willing to entrust him with turning the club’s fortunes around.
Former Chelsea coach Paul Clement is already helping to assist Kean and the club may yet bring in a director of football to share the burden further.
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By SPORTSMAIL REPORTER
Last updated at 10:30 PM on 24th October 2011
Blackburn Rovers are ready to give Steve Kean a new contract in a show of support to their beleaguered manager.
Rovers are bottom of the Premier League table, they have taken just five points from nine Premier League fixtures this term and have won only six out of 30 games since Kean replaced Sam Allardyce last December.
Disgruntled fans have protested against Kean for the past three successive home league games and, following their 2-1 defeat to Tottenham on Sunday, they unfurled ‘Kean Out’ banners and chanted for the Scot to be dismissed by owners Venky’s.
However, after talks on Monday, the owners have decided to stand by their man and negotiate improved terms to the contract he signed in January which ties him to the club until 2013.
Venky’s believe the 44-year-old has the backing of his players and are willing to entrust him with turning the club’s fortunes around.
Former Chelsea coach Paul Clement is already helping to assist Kean and the club may yet bring in a director of football to share the burden further.
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