Robbie Fowler believes he can still cut it in The
Premier League but he insists he has been given no guarantees of
his future by Blackburn manager Paul Ince.
The 33-year-old left Cardiff on Friday after Ince
invited Fowler to a trial at Blackburn and the
man Liverpool fans call 'God' will hope to prove his fitness
to his former Anfield team-mate.
The move surprised everyone but Fowler admits he is taking
a gamble too, turning down a contract offer from Cardiff to
take the chance of a trial with Rovers.
"I don't think anyone at Cardiff can blame me for taking this
opportunity because I still have a desire to play at the top
level," Fowler told the Daily Mirror.
"Most importantly, I believe I can still do it.
"I could take the contract on offer at Cardiff and there are no
guarantees that I will be taken on by Blackburn but at this stage
of my career I've got to take a chance.
"I love playing and it doesn't matter what age you are, you want
to play in The Premier League and I honestly think I can do it.
"I had injuries last season with Cardiff but when I played I was
still scoring goals.
"I don't want to pack in just yet because I still think I've got
something to offer.
"And I want to play. I still love football, still want to go out
and do it and I'm really pleased that I have got a chance to show I
can play in The Premier League."