How good were Blackburn under Hughes?
from Rovers Returned Hosted by Paul Worthington & Simon Burns
Former Blackburn player Mark Hughes took over as manager in 2004, in what became a second period of success for the club during this spell in the Premier League. Hughes took over at a difficult time yet managed to build a somewhat enigma of a side, one capable of playing exciting attacking football yet also employing brute force when necessary.
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