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Blackburn boss issues Samba warning

Blackburn boss issues Samba warning

15 January 2012 - 03:45

Blackburn manager Steve Kean revealed Christopher Samba had been left out of the squad for the 3-1 over Fulham with stomach illness, and not because of an imminent transfer departure.

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    "Chris will be at the hospital either tonight or tomorrow morning," said Kean. "Just for tests, because he has complained of severe stomach cramps.<br />

    "He texted the doctor to say he was feeling unwell. He is not for sale. <br />

    "We had a bid for Chris Samba from one club, we refused the bid and our statement is there for everyone to see. He is not for sale."<br />

    Kean hopes that Samba will be back in time to face Everton in Rovers' next critical Premier League game.<br />

    "We'll make sure the virus he has is not too serious, that it clears up and he can be available for Everton."


    Written by Samuel Turnbull




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