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'We have regrouped and will start afresh'

DNMUM248698 | 7/2/2012 | Author : Joe Williams | WC :492

Former Malaysia defender Shebby Singh, appointed by Blackburn owners Venky's as their new director of football, tells Joe Williams that they are focused on creating team spirit

What are your views on the team's relegation?
We have to turn the hurt into positive energy in order to move forward. The word relegation is now banned from our vocabulary. We have regrouped and will start on a clean slate.

You are quite forthright in your views about the EPL. Now that you have taken over a new role, what will your approach be?
I'm not going to change even though I'm now directly involved with English football. A spade is still a spade and will always be a spade.

What are the immediate changes you are looking at?
We are identifying the right players. Hopefully, our signing of Danny Murphy reflects that. We have to wo
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