Former Premier League champions Blackburn Rovers were relegated in 1999, before regaining their place in the league two years later in 2001. This podcast mini series examines what happened when 'Rovers Returned' in the subsequent 11 years until the club's second relegation in 2012.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Category | Sports |
Following years of struggles both on and off the pitch, Rovers seek to address their slide with a successful campaign in League One. With Mowbray agreeing to stay on as manager, and some exciting new signings, the mood around Ewood Park is optimistic... more
Rovers unexpectedly appoint ex-Burnley manager Owen Coyle as manager who leads the club to an awful start to the season. Devoid of resources to invest in the squad, and despite the best efforts of Tony Mowbray, who was appointed following the sacking... more
After failing to return to the Premier League in quick order, the financial reality of the Championship begins to bite as the parachute payments run out and the club finds itself in selling mode, ultimately falling victim to a transfer embargo. Simon... more
Gary Bowyer was appointed manager to steady the ship and was seen as a trusted pair of hands who had established a good reputation at the club. He also oversaw the best performing team of this period in the Championship, which was littered with futur... more
In the summer of 2012 Venky’s appointed Shebby Singh as a Global Advisor to the club. With no experience of English football, Shebby was never far from the headlines and was at the centre of bitter rows over control of the club during the first seaso... more
Steve Kean steered the club to relegation and was rewarded with continued support from the Venky’s to assemble a squad capable of an immediate return, which quickly evaporated and led to the appointment of Henning Berg as manager. Simon and Paul disc... more
We are BACK for season two of the Rovers Returned podcast! Picking up immediately where we left things at the end of season one, Simon and Paul reflect on the 2012-17 era for Blackburn Rovers, charting what happened next after the club suffered releg... more
In this bonus episode we go through questions from our listeners about the series and answer questions as wide ranging as who would make a Blackburn Rovers best XI from the 2001-12 period to which player would win a Royal Rumble style wrestling conte... more
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