Paul Ince Sacked at Blackburn

Former Liverpool midfielder Paul Ince has been sacked as manager of Blackburn Rovers after six months in charge. 
The move comes after a run of just three league wins in 17 Premier League matches with the Lancashire club.  
Ince, who started his management career with Swindon Town in 2006 before successful spells at Macclesfield Town and Milton Keynes Dons, made 81 appearances for the Reds between 1997 and 99. 
 

Can't say I'm surprised to be honest, it was that 3-1 hammering at home to Liverpool that did it 

Can't say I'm surprised either.

He's a sh*t football manager.

I'm fairly sure most of us on here would like to get paid tens of thousands of pounds a week to be able to dispense the following advice at half time.

Based on what did they pick him? Saving Maccelsfield on the last day of the season or winning crappy trophies with MK dons who were easily one of the 2 richest clubs in there division?

I have no sympathy for him or Rovers

Gone too soon!

couldn't care less to be honest

It was only a matter of time before he got the sack. Going from MK Dons to Blackburn was far too much of a step up for a young, innexperienced manager.

Could see that coming but can't blame him, it was a big step

Bravo *claps* :

sh*te manager, i just knew they'd hire him and i think everyone knew he'd fail except for Blackburn.

He will be named QPR manager soon

He wasn't up to the task.  Should've stayed at MK and helped them rise up the league.
He was in way above his head.
Fat Sam won 3-0 with the same players today.  Shows the chasm in respect they had for 'The Guv'nor'.

Can't say I'm surprised either.

He's a sh*t football manager.

I'm fairly sure most of us on here would like to get paid tens of thousands of pounds a week to be able to dispense the following advice at half time.

It should of read Shoot between the white stick things with that big net thingy hanging on them and they might of done a bit better

Made the step up too early, should of stayed in the lower leagues for a while but when a Premiership club comes calling for a you and you're managing a side who has just been promoted to League 1, I suppose it's hard to say no.

Wouldn't surprise me to see Leeds go after him.