Tony Mowbray Discussion

[chaddyrovers]

3 minutes ago, Bigdoggsteel said:

@chaddyroverswould you take Big Mick now and his brand of horrible, club re-invigorating,  promotion chasing football? 

We all have different ideas how we would play and what we like watching. 

Hes done an excellent job at Cardiff there tho think that squad suit him aswell. Fair play to him..

[SIMON GARNERS 194]

Why is he still here?...this is mental torture.

 

[booth]

3 hours ago, Hoochie Bloochie Mama said:

This season is no different to the last two. Big talk of the top 6, extended bad runs, poor performances. lots of excuses and then 'see you next season'. 

Nothings changed as far as I can see.  He's under no pressure. 

They might sack him in the summer, but more likely they'll extend his contract after Waggott vouches for the job he's doing. 

It’s different because it’s worse and now the penny has dropped for a lot more people, but yes other than that business as usual.

[Bigdoggsteel]

11 minutes ago, chaddyrovers said:

We all have different ideas how we would play and what we like watching. 

Hes done an excellent job at Cardiff there tho think that squad suit him aswell. Fair play to him..

I don't like how we are playing and what I am watching. I think Mowbray and pundits are spinning our performances. They are poor and not easy on the eye, unless you are an opposition supporter. 

That's what Big Mick does. I'm sure the Cardiff fans are loving it. 

[yoda's brother]

whats the facebook crowd saying today ?

 

[Ewood Ace]

Second game in a row yesterday he's said that Armstrong has looked a Premier League player yet when he was playing better earlier in the season he said he wasn't ready for it yet. Seems to me as if there isn't much interest in Armstrong so Mowbray is trying to drum some up by talking him up.

[booth]

5 minutes ago, yoda's brother said:

whats the facebook crowd saying today ?

 

Drink, feck, drink, drink!

[Bigdoggsteel]

Have any supporters groups approached or contacted Waggot? How can he sit by and not act here? 

[davulsukur]

7 minutes ago, Bigdoggsteel said:

Have any supporters groups approached or contacted Waggot? How can he sit by and not act here? 

He won't sack his mate, unless told to by the owners. 

He won't actually have the power to sack him anyway.

[Gone to seed]

 

12 minutes ago, davulsukur said:

He won't sack his mate, unless told to by the owners. 

He won't actually have the power to sack him anyway.

As I've said elsewhere ad nauseam, there isnt anyone on the ground (sic) who has the authority to dislodge this gurning Teesside sheister. Unless he falls on his sword, he ain't going anywhere... 

Edited February 25, 2021 by WIR Second Coming

[chaddyrovers]

Coyle was sacked by Rovers mid afternoon around 3.30pm

Bowyer was sacked by Rovers in the evening just after 6pm if memory serves me correct. 

[Mattyblue]

4.45pm it is, then (which is just after the close at the cricket too 👀)

[booth]

19 minutes ago, Bigdoggsteel said:

Have any supporters groups approached or contacted Waggot? How can he sit by and not act here? 

1. They are mates.

2. They’ll sack Waggott.

The only time Venkys have ever shown frustration and decisiveness is when an executive presented a negative view of the manager.

[Hoochie Bloochie Mama]

3 minutes ago, WIR Second Coming said:

 

As I've said elsewhere ad nauseam, there isnt anyone on the ground (sic) who has the authority to dislodge this gurning Teesside sheister. Unless he falls on his sword, he ain't going anywhere... 

That's the way I see it too. Let's hope we're both wrong. 

[Gone to seed]

2 minutes ago, Mattyblue said:

4.45pm it is, then (which is just after the close at the cricket too 👀)

Go on then, I'll bite. What is 4.45...?

[booth]

4 minutes ago, chaddyrovers said:

Coyle was sacked by Rovers mid afternoon around 3.30pm

Bowyer was sacked by Rovers in the evening just after 6pm if memory serves me correct. 

So either morning or late morning to them. Suppose it depends on how confused they are or whether Barry was having a party.

[Wovers]

6 minutes ago, Mattyblue said:

4.45pm it is, then (which is just after the close at the cricket too 👀)

The cricket will be over by 2pm by the looks of it.

[yoda's brother]

2 minutes ago, Wovers said:

The cricket will be over by 2pm by the looks of it.

its worse than watching rovers

 

JUST lol

[Blue blood]

42 minutes ago, Ewood Ace said:

Second game in a row yesterday he's said that Armstrong has looked a Premier League player yet when he was playing better earlier in the season he said he wasn't ready for it yet. Seems to me as if there isn't much interest in Armstrong so Mowbray is trying to drum some up by talking him up.

My take on it was before he was trying to convince Armstrong he wasn't ready for the Prem and to sign a new contract. Now he knows Armstrong won't sign a new contract and so is trying to ramp up the price for the inevitable sale. 

[Wovers]

3 minutes ago, Blue blood said:

My take on it was before he was trying to convince Armstrong he wasn't ready for the Prem and to sign a new contract. Now he knows Armstrong won't sign a new contract and so is trying to ramp up the price for the inevitable sale. 

Didn’t think players would be reluctant to sign new deals, especially with all the players being onboard this journey that Mowbray has them on.

Edited February 25, 2021 by Wovers

[Lucimo]

There an interesting piece on sky sports website today about Birmingham City and a decade in decline. Wouldn't be surprised to see this accelerate the sacking of karanka. We could really do with something similar for us right now. It's a shame sky have always seemed to have it in for us and so will probably revel in our current situation. 

[tomphil]

Encouraging the interest already registered by Moyes and the gang.

Worryingly this is having a similar feel to when the downgrade started under Bowyer.  Perhaps they've got wind there won't be much of a budget at all next season as the massive hole from this needs covering.  The taps might well have to be down to a trickle again.

Now if only Vs had a spare 12 million in their back pockets.....

[Blue blood]

12 minutes ago, Wovers said:

Didn’t think players would be reluctant to sign new deals, especially with all the players being onboard this journey that Mowbray has them on.

I hope (and think) this is sarcasm. 

The only players who will sign new contracts are dollopers like Evans and Williams. 

[Dan]

1 hour ago, yoda's brother said:

whats the facebook crowd saying today ?

 

Here’s a random quote 

 

“I think everyone needs to be patient with Mowbray, we’ve played really well yet again, we need to look at the positives, I think the young lads at centre back have been really solid, it’s all that right backs fault, we definitely missed Sam Gallaghers physicality today, did you know we have lots of injuries?”. 
 

a few want him out, a few saying the grass won’t be greener etc. 🙄

[Bigdoggsteel]

It will be a real low if we lose to Coventry at the weekend, plus ,he still probably won't be sacked