Tony Mowbray Discussion

[SIMON GARNERS 194]

Can't beat a good death Spiral,keeps you on your Toes it does.

Can't fekin wait.

[roversfan99]

I totally get it as we all know that Mowbray needs to go and we want some hope but clinging onto the perceived ambiguity of a tweet of a commonly criticised journalist who was saying that the managers job is safe is sadly beyond clutching at straws and only setting us up for disappointment.

[Mike E]

Personally choosing to believe that Mowbray will be gone in a few weeks (delayed by Covid concerns in India pushing Rovers down Venkys priority list) and a new manager is waiting for the mutual consent announcement to spring into action.

Hopefully one of Wilder, Howe or Ainsworth, but would equally love a proper back to basics dinosaur like Hughesy (as long as it ain't bloody Pulis).

[Ulrich]

11 hours ago, tina said:

Bloody hell Ulrich. I'm a teacher and steal eggs all the time. Those hens get upset though

But that's like robbing a child from it's mother 🐓🐣 not even I'm that brutal hehe.

2 hours ago, Paul Mani said:

 

 

[broadsword]

I predict he'll be sacked... Next February. 

[DeeCee]

2 hours ago, Bigdoggsteel said:

Circus of a club 

Circuses are entertaining.

[Exiled_Rover]

2 hours ago, Mike E said:

Personally choosing to believe that Mowbray will be gone in a few weeks (delayed by Covid concerns in India pushing Rovers down Venkys priority list) and a new manager is waiting for the mutual consent announcement to spring into action.

Hopefully one of Wilder, Howe or Ainsworth, but would equally love a proper back to basics dinosaur like Hughesy (as long as it ain't bloody Pulis).

Hughes isn't a dinosaur. He was on the bleeding edge when he managed us. 

Edited May 18, 2021 by Exiled_Rover

[roverandout]

2 hours ago, Mike E said:

Personally choosing to believe that Mowbray will be gone in a few weeks (delayed by Covid concerns in India pushing Rovers down Venkys priority list) and a new manager is waiting for the mutual consent announcement to spring into action.

Hopefully one of Wilder, Howe or Ainsworth, but would equally love a proper back to basics dinosaur like Hughesy (as long as it ain't bloody Pulis).

Mike Mike Mike....dont do this to yourself 

[joey_big_nose]

3 hours ago, Mike E said:

Personally choosing to believe that Mowbray will be gone in a few weeks (delayed by Covid concerns in India pushing Rovers down Venkys priority list) and a new manager is waiting for the mutual consent announcement to spring into action.

Hopefully one of Wilder, Howe or Ainsworth, but would equally love a proper back to basics dinosaur like Hughesy (as long as it ain't bloody Pulis).

Why on earth do you believe that?

He's defo staying.

[Mike E]

8 minutes ago, joey_big_nose said:

Why on earth do you believe that?

He's defo staying.

Because if I choose to believe he's staying I'll start losing interest in the club.

[dallydally]

Mowbray is going nowhere - either personally in terms of leaving Rovers or making a difference to the Club's status next season where survival in the Championship will be a miracle

[Bigdoggsteel]

6 hours ago, Mike E said:

Because if I choose to believe he's staying I'll start losing interest in the club.

You're just delaying the inevitable so 

[rigger]

I think Mowbray will...................zzzzzzzzzz

[RoversClitheroe]

7 minutes ago, rigger said:

I think Mowbray will...................zzzzzzzzzz

Leave? Lol

[tomphil]

6 minutes ago, rigger said:

I think Mowbray will...................zzzzzzzzzz

He will, in the dugout from about mid October to mid March.  Signs of life either side of that as usual.

[Hoochie Bloochie Mama]

 

18 hours ago, Mike E said:

Personally choosing to believe that Mowbray will be gone in a few weeks (delayed by Covid concerns in India pushing Rovers down Venkys priority list) and a new manager is waiting for the mutual consent announcement to spring into action.

Hopefully one of Wilder, Howe or Ainsworth, but would equally love a proper back to basics dinosaur like Hughesy (as long as it ain't bloody Pulis).

Mike's happy place!

[Bluerover78]

Anybody else check this forum/twitter/ let a hundred times a day hoping for positive news. The thought of watching the slow ineffective boring football we witnessed 2nd half of last season fills me with dread. Was hoping by the time I took the kids back to Ewood that they wouldn't be traumatized and bored half to death. Sadly it's looking like Bulletproof Tony and the cronies will be here until the end.

[davulsukur]

1 hour ago, Bluerover78 said:

Anybody else check this forum/twitter/ let a hundred times a day hoping for positive news. The thought of watching the slow ineffective boring football we witnessed 2nd half of last season fills me with dread. Was hoping by the time I took the kids back to Ewood that they wouldn't be traumatized and bored half to death. Sadly it's looking like Bulletproof Tony and the cronies will be here until the end.

We haven’t had much positive news as a Rovers fans over the last 10 years.

I wouldnt be getting your hopes up.

Edited May 19, 2021 by davulsukur

[Cherry Blue]

22 hours ago, Mike E said:

Personally choosing to believe that Mowbray will be gone in a few weeks (delayed by Covid concerns in India pushing Rovers down Venkys priority list) and a new manager is waiting for the mutual consent announcement to spring into action.

Hopefully one of Wilder, Howe or Ainsworth, but would equally love a proper back to basics dinosaur like Hughesy (as long as it ain't bloody Pulis).

Like me you're full of hope. Rovers close season is exactly that and those making decisions are on the beach.

Howe won't come north.

Edited May 19, 2021 by Cherry Blue

[JacknOry]

3 hours ago, Bluerover78 said:

Anybody else check this forum/twitter/ let a hundred times a day hoping for positive news. The thought of watching the slow ineffective boring football we witnessed 2nd half of last season fills me with dread. Was hoping by the time I took the kids back to Ewood that they wouldn't be traumatized and bored half to death. Sadly it's looking like Bulletproof Tony and the cronies will be here until the end.

Nope

[Bigdoggsteel]

3 hours ago, Bluerover78 said:

Anybody else check this forum/twitter/ let a hundred times a day hoping for positive news. The thought of watching the slow ineffective boring football we witnessed 2nd half of last season fills me with dread. Was hoping by the time I took the kids back to Ewood that they wouldn't be traumatized and bored half to death. Sadly it's looking like Bulletproof Tony and the cronies will be here until the end.

Would have done that for Kean. I wouldn't recommend it 😂 definetely not in this instance 

[TheRoversReturn]

Optimists, get over it. It's getting embarrassing the way some of you are trying to decipher some shitty tweets. It's over...he'd have gone by now if he was leaving. We all know it deep down. Mowbray's here next season. You know it, I know it, we all know it. Twas ever thus. Don't torture yourselves. 

Oh...and do you know how many ITK posters there are on BRFCS.com? Nada. Zero. Zilch.

Why? Because Venky's Rovers ain't a normal club and never has been...

[Gone to seed]

1 hour ago, TheRoversReturn said:

Why? Because Venky's Rovers ain't a normal club and never has been...

I'd beg to differ - we were a normal club when we had a conventional management set up, and a footballing side that punched above its weight, rather than this bunch of weirdos who consistently belie their status as professionals (and I include the management as well as the players in that).

We can (and should) be 'normal' again, but it is going to take the departure of the headless faceless chicken chokers to precipitate any major change from our 'new normal' (the backwards facing / upside down mentality that has ruined our club for many of us long suffering supporters).

Bring on the revolution!

 

Edited May 20, 2021 by WIR Second Coming
I'm big, I'm fat, but I'm no gurning Two-hat

[Lancs Rover]

 

... [Exit, pursued by bear]

[Enter shepherd]  ...

The Winter's Tale Act 3, Scene 3, William Shakespeare

[LeftWinger]

18 hours ago, WIR Second Coming said:

I'd beg to differ - we were a normal club when we had a conventional management set up, and a footballing side that punched above its weight, rather than this bunch of weirdos who consistently belie their status as professionals (and I include the management as well as the players in that).

Wasn't his point about the club never being normal since Venky's arrived?