Rovers want Ferguson to stay

Blackburn chief executive John Williams insists the club do not want Barry Ferguson to leave.

Rovers want Ferguson to stay
Wed, 12 Jan, 2005 - 11:01

Blackburn chief executive John Williams insists the club do not want Barry Ferguson to leave.

Scotland captain Ferguson joined Blackburn 17 months ago for £6.5m (€9.3m) from Rangers, but speculation is mounting the Scottish giants are preparing a £5million bid to lure him back to Ibrox.

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