Blackburn Rovers owners Venky's don't understand English football says wantaway defender Christopher Samba They don't understand football in this country and they don't realise how much I've given to Blackburn and that they have broken promises they have made. I stayed because I believed them but they weren't honest with me and now I know I made the wrong decision. I share the frustration of the fans who must have believed the owners too. He also said the fee the club are asking for him, a reported £15 million, is unreasonable. "I'm not a £15m player," he said. Blackburn only signed me for £400,000 from Hertha Berlin and if they get £7m now then that's very good business. When a couple don't get on they get a divorce - and that's what me and Blackburn have to do. Blackburn need players who are 100 per cent for the club - and I am not. The only way to solve this is for them to let me go. It will be very difficult for me to play for this team again. I am at the end of the road here. I've got nothing against the manager. It's not like he's been given £100m to spend, he's trying to do the best he can with what he has. This is between me and the owners. It's personal. Venky's, took control of Blackburn in November 2010, becoming the first Indian company to own a Premier League club. Blackburn have been in the relegation zone for most of the season and are currently 18th in the 20-team league despite a slight improvement in their results recently. Samba is currently training with the reserves.