Blackburn’s emerging young talent have been warned to keep their feet on the ground by defender Chris Samba.

Centre-back Chris Samba is Blackburn manager Sam Allardyce’s only absentee ahead of the local derby with Bolton at Ewood Park as he completes a two-match suspension.

Blackburn boss Sam Allardyce believes 6ft 5in defender Chris Samba is being unfairly penalised by referees because of his height.

Blackburn boss Sam Allardyce hailed striker Benni McCarthy for setting up his side’s first win in 10 Barclays Premier League games but warned the South African must still be treated with caution.McCarthy fired in the corner from which Chris Samba put

Chris Samba’s 24th minute opener set Blackburn on their way to their first Barclays Premier League win since November as they beat Fulham 2-0 at Ewood Park.

Chris Samba is prepared to put his Wembley dreams on hold while he focuses on helping Blackburn achieve their goals in the Barclays Premier League.

Blackburn’s Chris Samba has added his voice to those highlighting Liverpool’s fall from grace.

Blackburn defender Chris Samba has penned a new deal that is set to keep him at Ewood Park until 2014.

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