Tony Mowbray Discussion

[Ewood Ace]

16 minutes ago, chaddyrovers said:

Lenihan then Ayala then Wharton

Lenihan has been terrible this season and Ayala has had one good game since signing. Your desire to share the same views as Mowbray on everything is making you look silly.

 You went all the way back to Newcastle 5 months ago to find a goal that Nyambe was at fault for. For Lenihan you only need to go back a matter of days to Preston's first goal where his headed clearance is poor and then if you go back just a few days more days to QPR he again failed to clear his lines with another poor header.  I could go on with a few more mistakes leading to goals before we get back to 5 months ago when Nyambe made a mistake that led to one.

As for Ayala the last time Ayala stepped on a pitch for Rovers resulted some comedic defending from him and Douglas to help Sheff Weds open the scoring.

 

Edited February 17, 2021 by Ewood Ace

[Miller11]

10 minutes ago, chaddyrovers said:

Raya was liability when here and getting rid of him and finally getting Kaminski was correct decision for our club. 

 

You are the pedantic once again. 

You serious think Nyambe aged 23 years old and appeared in 133 games is still prospect? So that would Travis and Davenport still prospects then? 

Chaddy - it’s interesting you are so affronted by fans referring to Nyambe as a prospect because he is 23.  You don’t seem to mind Mowbray referring to him and players of a similar age as young boys and babies.

What you are saying about Raya is complete revisionism. You might get away with it in a decade or so, but not while the stench of Christian Walton still lingers.

[RoversClitheroe]

3 minutes ago, Ewood Ace said:

Lenihan has been terrible this season and Ayala has had one good game since signing. Your desire to share the same views as Mowbray on everything is making you look silly.

 You went all the way back to Newcastle 5 months ago to find a goal that Nyambe was at fault for. For Lenihan you only need to go back a matter of days to Preston's first goal where his headed clearance is poor and then if you go back just a few days more days to QPR he again failed to clear his lines with another poor header.  I could go on with a few more mistakes leading to goals before we get back to 5 months ago when Nyambe made a mistake that led to one.

As for Ayala the last time Ayala stepped on a pitch for Rovers resulted some comedic defending from him and Douglas to help them open the scoring.

 

Amen

[Parsonblue]

15 minutes ago, chaddyrovers said:

Raya was liability when here and getting rid of him and finally getting Kaminski was correct decision for our club. 

That's why he's likely to be playing in the Premier League next season whilst we continue on the road to nowhere.  I assume you have deleted the twelve months watching Walton's error strewn performances from your memory.    

[JHRover]

Mowbray is just going to use Nyambe as the scapegoat for his own failings, in much the same why as he did with David Raya.

Fast forward a few months and Nyambe will be down the road. Mowbray will paint him as uncommitted or not good or reliable enough for our 'system' and 'tactics' and promise we will do better.

Then we will be linked with a raft of established 'big names' who pass the summer window with fans salivating at the prospect only to end up late on with a loan of either a kid from a Premier League club or senior player unwanted at his parent club.

Then its rinse and repeat next season. 

"Not my fault" says Mowbray "it will all be better next season when I've signed a proper RB/LB/GK"

Then by the time we realise nowts changed another year has gone.

Nyambe's not perfect but he's good enough and a better management team would iron out the issues and have him excelling.

Sadly we've a second rate management team who have a 4 year track record of not being able to put out a decent defence and just about everyone to appear in Mowbray's defence has either stood still or regressed.

Someone like Allardyce or McCarthy would have the same group drilled so much better. Infact any manager who takes the defensive side of the game seriously would.

Edited February 17, 2021 by JHRover

[Mercer]

1 hour ago, chaddyrovers said:

 

No we don't play with wingers. I haven't blame Nyambe for that goal but the goal at Newcastle this season was Nyambe failure to track Fraser run. 

So you don't rate Nyambe and based on an earlier post of yours, you are writing him off because he's 23 years old and gone past 'potential stage'. 

You blame Nyambe for a goal at Newcastle.

Question - how many goals and points has Mowbray cost us this season with IMO, his disorganised chaos, lack of game plan, poor substitutions and generally p1ss poor game management.  Surely, Mowbray is not good enough and has to go?

[RoversClitheroe]

4 minutes ago, Mercer said:

So you don't rate Nyambe and based on an earlier post of yours, you are writing him off because he's 23 years old and gone past 'potential stage'. 

You blame Nyambe for a goal at Newcastle.

Question - how many goals and points has Mowbray cost us this season with IMO, his disorganised chaos, lack of game plan, poor substitutions and generally p1ss poor game management.  Surely, Mowbray is not good enough and has to go?

And Lenihan and Douglas this season made 10 times as many errors that have ACTUALLY led to goals conceded.

I think Chaddy is on the wind up.

[Richard Oakley]

23 minutes ago, chaddyrovers said:

Raya was liability when here and getting rid of him and finally getting Kaminski was correct decision for our club. 

 

You are the pedantic once again. 

You serious think Nyambe aged 23 years old and appeared in 133 games is still prospect? So that would Travis and Davenport still prospects then? 

Lenihan then Ayala then Wharton

Richard, I was asked to named six better right backs in this league. That's was the question. So you misunderstood the question. 

I named 3 other right backs I would target this summer. 

Raya was not a liability. No, I don't regard Nyambe, Travis and Davenport as prospects. in need of further development, yes.

@parsonblue asked the question with qualifiers. To @Ewood Ace you named  Arrons, Connors, Byrne, Romeo and Brittains. That's 5 names, not six and you're double counting 3.

[Leonard Venkhater]

3 minutes ago, Richard Oakley said:

Raya was not a liability. No, I don't regard Nyambe, Travis and Davenport as prospects. in need of further development, yes.

@parsonblue asked the question with qualifiers. To @Ewood Ace you named  Arrons, Connors, Byrne, Romeo and Brittains. That's 5 names, not six and you're double counting 3.

Hmmm. Raya did make some real, soul destroying mistakes at key times. Liability was certainly a word we used in our family at places like Griffin Park!

I think the key issue is whether we could have invested in coaching him better and ended up with a significant asset within a year or so...

[RoversClitheroe]

10 minutes ago, Richard Oakley said:

Raya was not a liability. No, I don't regard Nyambe, Travis and Davenport as prospects. in need of further development, yes.

@parsonblue asked the question with qualifiers. To @Ewood Ace you named  Arrons, Connors, Byrne, Romeo and Brittains. That's 5 names, not six and you're double counting 3.

Of those names 3 of them aren't better than Nyambe either....

[Boz]

Nyambe is our best right back and would not be out of place in any other Championship team. Playing in other Championship teams who are coached to defend properly and in all likelihood would improve Ryan into a PL full back. At times he has been treated poorly by Mowbray, being called out in public by him when possibly he might have been at fault, without similar such treatment to other players, which has been bizarre. None more so than last Friday, when if our manager wishes to call out publicly his players, he should have been questioning how their left back/left wing back was given the freedom of our right hand side to advance from the half way line, unchecked by the player that might reasonably be expected to have been tracking him back. Likewise he might have looked at their second goal (scored yet again from another set piece we conceded from) and questioned the same player who failed to attack the ball allowing their player a relatively unchallenged header at the near post. Yet I fear not as it might be questioned as to what exactly he saw in the player who he signed for £5m and made him our top earning, non scoring, non trapping, non aerial threat, centre forward, whom he continually plays out of position.

So I have no hard feelings towards Ryan for not extending his contract, like Raya, who for four years can see that his career might be best served elsewhere.

Tiresome and pathetic enduring the ramblings on here of a specific poster who is unwilling to see TM's halo slip. 

Edited February 17, 2021 by Boz

[Don Said]

On 05/08/2019 at 14:26, Don Said said:

Mowbray after leaving Celtic:

Celtic finished Wednesday's defeat with six strikers on the field. Their most creative player, Aiden McGeady, appeared to be deployed at left-back.

Digging at Rangers “Maybe it is a league for playing defensive football and negative football and yet have the quality up front to counterattack, particularly away from home.” Given that Rangers have scored more, conceded fewer and have a goal difference better than twice as good as Celtic’s, that utterance indicated that Mowbray was not only about to part from his employers, but had already detached himself from reality.

 

On 05/08/2019 at 14:26, Don Said said:

Mowbray after leaving Coventry:

"I see some shoots of hope. The players work extremely hard, but it's a man's game, they're babies in a man's league.

"I probably let them down by not getting in the big 6ft 4in centre-half we were after, who could have been a man and help us keep clean sheets.

"We knew what the budget was but we didn't get our targets. You can't build a club off loans. They have to invest in footballers they can keep and build on.

"It's important that this group of players get support. I have not seen a team better than us this season but, if you can't put them in and you can't keep them out, you're going to struggle. 

 

On 05/08/2019 at 14:26, Don Said said:

I really like Mowbray and really want him to learn from the past and the clear glaring issues in front of him. Unfortunately, if history is anything to go by, the few negative Mowbray traits will again overpower the many positive traits, stopping him from achieving things that would be very possible with a few seemingly simple tweaks to his approach and mind-set.

 

Some posts today around the use of Nyambe, the use of Gallagher, our soft underbelly, Mowbray's demeanour, his use of loans whilst downtalking their concept, his repetitive mistakes etc reminded me of a past post of mine.

Saddo I am, just to demonstrate the fact we're still enduring the same shite, I've dug it out - it's from a year and a half ago on this very same thread.

He's been doing the same thing for years and years and years. He hasn't learned from the mistakes at previous clubs, he hasn't learned from them in his 4 years at Rovers.

We are clearly wasting our time and resources.

If we want to tread the mid table championship waters, keep him around. Slooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww build.

But ultimately, if we have ANY ambition of getting to the Premier League, he clearly needs potting.

[Richard Oakley]

5 minutes ago, Leonard Venkhater said:

Hmmm. Raya did make some real, soul destroying mistakes at key times. Liability was certainly a word we used in our family at places like Griffin Park!

I think the key issue is whether we could have invested in coaching him better and ended up with a significant asset within a year or so...

The reference to Raya was general, not specific. All goalkeepers have moments they'd rather forget caught forever on camera. Brentford's fans wont forget his howler that caused their team to concede the first goal against Fulham in last season's playoff final. Since he was the goalkeeper of the Championship last season, they may come to forgive him.

I think is to have better coaching. Nyambe did 1 on 1 with Lowe and benefitted. That should be a feature of all training sessions. It doesn't appear like that is happening.

[booth]

29 minutes ago, Don Said said:

 

 

 

Some posts today around the use of Nyambe, the use of Gallagher, our soft underbelly, Mowbray's demeanour, his use of loans whilst downtalking their concept, his repetitive mistakes etc reminded me of a past post of mine.

Saddo I am, just to demonstrate the fact we're still enduring the same shite, I've dug it out - it's from a year and a half ago on this very same thread.

He's been doing the same thing for years and years and years. He hasn't learned from the mistakes at previous clubs, he hasn't learned from them in his 4 years at Rovers.

We are clearly wasting our time and resources.

If we want to tread the mid table championship waters, keep him around. Slooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww build.

But ultimately, if we have ANY ambition of getting to the Premier League, he clearly needs potting.

Historically, Mowbray really is a bit of a prick really. Reading those quotes from him you wonder how he's made such a fortune as a football manager.

[AllRoverAsia]

41 minutes ago, Don Said said:

 

 

 

Some posts today around the use of Nyambe, the use of Gallagher, our soft underbelly, Mowbray's demeanour, his use of loans whilst downtalking their concept, his repetitive mistakes etc reminded me of a past post of mine.

Saddo I am, just to demonstrate the fact we're still enduring the same shite, I've dug it out - it's from a year and a half ago on this very same thread.

He's been doing the same thing for years and years and years. He hasn't learned from the mistakes at previous clubs, he hasn't learned from them in his 4 years at Rovers.

We are clearly wasting our time and resources.

If we want to tread the mid table championship waters, keep him around. Slooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww build.

But ultimately, if we have ANY ambition of getting to the Premier League, he clearly needs potting.

Scot Brown on Mowbray: Now that was a crisis:

https://www.scotsman.com/sport/football/celtic/scott-brown-tony-mowbray-now-was-crisis-1494677

[Tyrone Shoelaces]

1 hour ago, Boz said:

Nyambe is our best right back and would not be out of place in any other Championship team. Playing in other Championship teams who are coached to defend properly and in all likelihood would improve Ryan into a PL full back. At times he has been treated poorly by Mowbray, being called out in public by him when possibly he might have been at fault, without similar such treatment to other players, which has been bizarre. None more so than last Friday, when if our manager wishes to call out publicly his players, he should have been questioning how their left back/left wing back was given the freedom of our right hand side to advance from the half way line, unchecked by the player that might reasonably be expected to have been tracking him back. Likewise he might have looked at their second goal (scored yet again from another set piece we conceded from) and questioned the same player who failed to attack the ball allowing their player a relatively unchallenged header at the near post. Yet I fear not as it might be questioned as to what exactly he saw in the player who he signed for £5m and made him our top earning, non scoring, non trapping, non aerial threat, centre forward, whom he continually plays out of position.

So I have no hard feelings towards Ryan for not extending his contract, like Raya, who for four years can see that his career might be best served elsewhere.

Tiresome and pathetic enduring the ramblings on here of a specific poster who is unwilling to see TM's halo slip. 

Nyambe could have been a top right full back. We've wasted his potential so far.

[chaddyrovers]

1 hour ago, Ewood Ace said:

Your desire to share the same views as Mowbray on everything is making you look silly.

Like I said previously and will repeat that I have had these doubts about Nyambe for the last 3 seasons. 

1 hour ago, Miller11 said:

you don’t seem to mind Mowbray referring to him and players of a similar age as young boys and babies.

Have I said this? 

His comments about Armstrong being a young boy are stupid and daft

1 hour ago, Mercer said:

Question - how many goals and points has Mowbray cost us this season with IMO, his disorganised chaos, lack of game plan, poor substitutions and generally p1ss poor game management.  Surely, Mowbray is not good enough and has to go?

far too many this season. 

Like I said to yourself previously, when my view changes I will post it. Like I said on Monday I am undecided on his future currently after that pathetic performance against Preston. 

1 hour ago, RoversClitheroe said:

I think Chaddy is on the wind up.

I don't wind up as the Mods would agree with unlike yourself who posted this rubbish when you disagree with your viewpoint

1 hour ago, Richard Oakley said:

To @Ewood Ace you named  Arrons, Connors, Byrne, Romeo and Brittains. That's 5 names, not six and you're double counting 3.

To Ewood, I named Aarons from Norwick, Roberts from Swansea, Esteves from Reading, Stacey from Bournemouth, Smith from Stoke, Christie on loan from Fulham to Forest 

Here the link to me naming them to him. https://www.brfcs.com/forums/topic/34120-tony-mowbray-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=2173437

 

I mention to Tom we realistic suggestions of 3 players I would target in bringing this summer to be our 1st choice right back considering possible financial budget. Those 3 players Nathan Byrne from Derby. Romeo from Millwall or Brittain from Barnsley. 

[den]

5 hours ago, Mercer said:

We want honesty, hope, ambition, hunger and excitement from a new manager.

Spot on Mercer. If a manager hasn’t got that, he shouldn’t be managing. Would he not want that from his players either?

 

[Exiled in Toronto]

I’ll never understand why interrogating Chaddy floats anyone’s boat, it makes threads unreadable.

Mowbray isn’t delusional, he’s doing the two things people who realise they’ve fucked up and might lose their jobs do: reset expectations (25 games into the journey) and find scapegoats (Nyambe).

No matter what else he says, I’ve always thought what would nail him was Gallagher and Brereton, he really did need them to pay off. My worry is, as he gets increasingly desperate, his only play is to sell Armstrong and Dack to send some dosh back to India.

He knows exactly what he’s doing.

[Richard Oakley]

33 minutes ago, chaddyrovers said:

To Ewood, I named Aarons from Norwick, Roberts from Swansea, Esteves from Reading, Stacey from Bournemouth, Smith from Stoke, Christie on loan from Fulham to Forest 

I took the names from your first response to @Ewood Ace and listed the names you gave him.  You gave him 2 'names' and 3 'probables'.  You did not reply to the question you were asked. Your subsequent naming of 6 left out Connors because @Ewood Ace said he didn't rate him. Just because another poster doesn't rate one of your choices, doesn't mean you have to drop your support for him.

[chaddyrovers]

20 minutes ago, Richard Oakley said:

I took the names from your first response to @Ewood Ace and listed the names you gave him.  You gave him 2 'names' and 3 'probables'.  You did not reply to the question you were asked. Your subsequent naming of 6 left out Connors because @Ewood Ace said he didn't rate him. Just because another poster doesn't rate one of your choices, doesn't mean you have to drop your support for him.

Who Conners?.

Cos it Conner Roberts from Swansea. Who in my opinion is the best right back in league 

I gave 2 names of the best 2 right backs in the league imo and 3 realistic targets we should sign to @Tom

then I gave 6 names of the best 6 right backs in the league to Ewood. 

I'm not bothered if people agree or not cos it's my opinion. 

[Richard Oakley]

4 minutes ago, chaddyrovers said:

Who Conners?.

Cos it Conner Roberts from Swansea. Who in my opinion is the best right back in league 

I gave 2 names of the best 2 right backs in the league imo and 3 realistic targets we should sign to @Tom

then I gave 6 names of the best 6 right backs in the league to Ewood. 

I'm not bothered if people agree or not cos it's my opinion. 

I've wasted more than enough time on you. The only right back Mowbray would have considered was Christie on loan from Fulham. Swansea built a team around loanees who got them to the playoffs.  Mowbray's going for defenders. His teams have never had a defence that didn't leak and that includes West Brom.

[roversfan99]

38 minutes ago, Exiled in Toronto said:

I’ll never understand why interrogating Chaddy floats anyone’s boat, it makes threads unreadable.

Mowbray isn’t delusional, he’s doing the two things people who realise they’ve fucked up and might lose their jobs do: reset expectations (25 games into the journey) and find scapegoats (Nyambe).

No matter what else he says, I’ve always thought what would nail him was Gallagher and Brereton, he really did need them to pay off. My worry is, as he gets increasingly desperate, his only play is to sell Armstrong and Dack to send some dosh back to India.

He knows exactly what he’s doing.

I must say that although he does talk a lot of shite, what he says is to defend himself as you say, for me, what he says and how he behaves on a match day is irrelevant. There is enough to criticise on the pitch.

[Dan]

We won’t go up this season and we’ll lose what decent players we do have, along with the loan signings. We won’t get this kind of chance to make the playoffs next season. We need rid of Mowbray now, but it’s not going to happen. We’ll be mid table again next season or possibly fighting a relegation battle. Dick head Tony will be off with his pension fund, along with his mates. Fuck you Tony. Fuck you. 

[1864roverite]

Today’s effort or lack of shows he has no option but to leave or be sacked! Yes we have had a good run and the ship has settled but now we are in a situation where the ship isn’t beating the tide, going nowhere fast and needs a new captain at the helm.