Samba let's rip at the owners

Samba does have a point but jesus this is not the way to go about things... very unprofessional.

These were my words on the subject of samba on Vital Spurs, a club that have been linked with the player. of course feel free to pop over and make a Blackburn point on the discussion. D.I.V.O.R.C.E! Now, I`m not thinking of Tammy Wynette (or was it Dolly Parton?) with those letters, or even Billy Connolly, but a certain Christopher Samba. Now to be honest the words I hear from the Blackburn defender hardly fill me with a joy and expectation that he could be heading South to assist our title challenge, but if anything I am starting to hope that he prefers the lure of Arabian money and moves to Paris, as I`m really not sure that I like his way of dealing with his hoped for Rovers exit. In many ways I have sympathy with a player, who up to this point has sweated blood and tears for the Blackburn cause, but at a time when the club are fighting for their Premiership lives, are his comments that he can never again give 100% to the club, words to make a team like Spurs want to welcome him? There is of course the sad but true explanation that this is simply how players deal with such situations, but what next, will we see players going from Tammy to Prince and painting S.L.A.V.E on their cheeks? Of course we have recently signed with some success, two players that the footballing world thought of as mercenary and bad for the dressing room in Emmanuel Adebayor and William Gallas, so perhaps if he were to come to Spurs, we would again see the best of Christopher Samba, but for me, there remain ways and means of going about things, and the comments from Samba simply make me uneasy, but is that because I have genuine reservations over what he would bring to Tottenham, should he ever come to our club or some deep seated moral issue? No doubt if Messi or Ronaldo were saying the same thing, I would somehow understand the terrible conditions they are suffering at their current club and forgive (as if there would be anything to forgive) their words as being totally justifiable due to the repeated broken promises and declining fortunes of their club as reason enough to speak out for a move away. After all, they have given great and loyal service but have been let down, or simply cannot work with the current coach or owner. If I didn`t get on with my boss, I would of course be free to leave, so why not a professional footballer, regardless of his wages or contractual obligations?.. Read more: http://www.spurs.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=7511214#ixzz1keTM8oIy Now I do have genuine sympathy for Samba and moreso the fans, who have been totally duped by Venkys with false promises and plain out and out lies, but in stating that he isnt able or perhaps willing to give 100%, is more of a kick in the teeth to the fans than to the owners.

So Samba is upset about the promises made to him that haven't been kept by Venkt's - so what about his promise to us when he signed a new 4 year deal... does that mean nothing? You're not for sale, get over it, and get playing again... even though our results seem to have improved without your presence!

Other than not giving 100% I don't blame him. He signed a 5 year deal on the basis of Venkys investment. It hasn't happened, and he is stuck here for another 4 years whilst we go down the pan under this lot. Venkys are the problem, and have to go.

Venkys have had their problems and they are not rite for the club in anyway BUT for one of our established, senior players coming out and saying that is a total disgrace ... short and simple!!! He has gone down in my estimation and I hope he goes to a club in the summer that benches him, then he will realise that he is not as good as he thinks!!! again the words BENTLEY ring round the halls!!!!!!!!!!