Conscience
by definition: The awareness of a moral or ethical aspect to one's conduct
together with the urge to prefer right over wrong.
Sometimes
in life, you will encounter times you need to be ruthless. Protecting family
and loved ones is the obvious but that will also apply to the business world.
You make as much money to support your family and screw everything that gets in
your way. Taken literally in Imogen Thomas’s case. That’s a thought process
that most people can appreciate and relate to. You gotta do what you gotta do.
If your behavior is not ethical then your conscience can riddle you with guilt,
unless you’re a politician, Kerry Katona or the current Blackburn Rovers manager.
Steve Kean doesn’t
have it too bad. A Premier League manager, no worries with cash flow, bosses
that back him to the hilt and the back up plan that if a career in management
doesn’t work out he can be a body and personality double of Karl Pilkington.
With all
that in mind, the question is, how does the bald wonder sleep at night. Judging
by the fact he has subjected Blackburn Rovers fans to his ridiculous tenure for
sixteen months not to bad, but he is human and he must know he that he has
upset thousands of people. Personally I love setting foot into Blackburn. Anticipation
of the trip, the train station, the taxi to the Fernhurst hotel, Ewood Butty Box to get my yearly intake of carbohydrates, the absolutely freezing nights.
Everything for me is better when I'm in Blackburn. Meeting other fans and
developed so many relationships because of one thing, love for the club. Blackburn and
Ewood Park are my happy place. Multiply my thoughts by thousands of fans
feelings who’s week can hinge on the scoreline of a match. Fans who are
disgusted that one man and a group of bandits can completely destroy something
so close to their heart. Hurting a part of the family. Blackburn will always be
my happy place but my feelings towards Kean and the Indian Mafia are of utter
heartbreak and disgust, a sentiment shared by thousands. Personally I couldn’t carry
that type of weight on my shoulders.
So Steve. How are you sleeping?
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