Steve Kean has admitted that he is willing to confront Blackburn Rovers' disgruntled supporters but believes that there could be some safety issues.
A number of the Blackburn following lined the club's training ground in protest against the under-pressure Scotsman.
"At the game the other night it was pretty vicious so it would have to be in an environment where first and foremost it was safe," said Kean.
"I spoke with the deputy chief executive and I think there was a plan where the directors first and foremost were going to meet with the fans. I don't know where that's at at the moment.
"I said I would be available. I've already met with the fans in my office and did a full, open podcast. I answered every single question they asked me. I'm always very open and honest with anything I'm asked."
The Lancashire club are bottom of the Premier League table, claiming just ten points from 17 games.
Danielle Joynson
