Tony Mowbray Discussion

[Wheelton Blue]

I wonder whether the events of the evening might just push Mowbray into calling it a day. Not just the fact that we lost yet again, but also the emotional effect on him due to what's happened to Dack.

[SBlue]

I feel like resigning don’t know about Tone.

 

Doesn't get much shitter than this.

[Lucimo]

10 minutes ago, Wheelton Blue said:

I wonder whether the events of the evening might just push Mowbray into calling it a day. Not just the fact that we lost yet again, but also the emotional effect on him due to what's happened to Dack.

Will it shite.

[Hoochie Bloochie Mama]

Just now, S8 & Blue said:

I feel like resigning don’t know about Tone.

 

Doesn't get much shitter than this.

The darkest hour is just before dawn...

Up The Rovers

[roverandout]

15 minutes ago, Wheelton Blue said:

I wonder whether the events of the evening might just push Mowbray into calling it a day. Not just the fact that we lost yet again, but also the emotional effect on him due to what's happened to Dack.

Could have the opposite effect.  Mowbray might feel he needs to be some surrogate father to dack and help him with his recovery.  Dack is one of mowbray's greatest creations 

[Wheelton Blue]

7 minutes ago, Lucimo said:

Will it shite.

Great contribution.

[Lucimo]

8 minutes ago, Wheelton Blue said:

Great contribution.

You're welcome 

Edited March 12, 2021 by Lucimo

[Gamst]

I know it doesn't matter much after Dack's injury, but why were all our attacking players about 5'7 in the second half? I just cannot fathom the logic here. We improved a little for sure but for all the possession and pretty passing in the second half, we created so little. 

[Mike E]

Just go Tony. I'll beg if I have to.

[davulsukur]

40 minutes ago, Hoochie Bloochie Mama said:

The darkest hour is just before dawn...

Up The Rovers

This hour is dragging, feels like its been about 10 years...

[Mike E]

48 minutes ago, Hoochie Bloochie Mama said:

The darkest hour is just before dawn...

Up The Rovers

Even the darkest night will end and the Sun will rise.

[roverandout]

2 minutes ago, Mike E said:

Even the darkest night will end and the Sun will rise.

Ur optimism is misplaced asgardian...oops got carried away 

[Mike E]

Just now, roverandout said:

Ur optimism is misplaced asgardian...oops got carried away 

I was going for Les Miserables, felt fitting 😅

[PeteJD13]

did you hear the commentator on sky say he had spoken to Mowbray and had asked if he would be hear next season, mowbray answered he didn't know

[chaddyrovers]

1 hour ago, PeteJD13 said:

did you hear the commentator on sky say he had spoken to Mowbray and had asked if he would be hear next season, mowbray answered he didn't know

Yes I did. 

Guess they will be review of the season after the season ends to decide his future 

[USABlue]

8 hours ago, Chernosamba said:

5 points from 10 games . Bloody hell 

Wasn't it six from ten when he walked at Coventry, someone needs.to point that out to Tony.

[Mattyblue]

Anyone else noticed how ‘Wexford Rover’ on the LT comments leaves a general pro Mowbray comment on most articles and gets a shedload of ratings for it, taking the post to ‘Highest Rated’ on every piece below the line... far more than anyone else positive or negative, which is odd...

[SIMON GARNERS 194]

7 hours ago, Mike E said:

Even the darkest night will end and the Sun will rise.

.....And Mowbray will still be here!

[gumboots]

7 hours ago, chaddyrovers said:

Yes I did. 

Guess they will be review of the season after the season ends to decide his future 

Far too late. New guy, whoever he or she may be, would need time to sort priorities and find players. Needs to be now

[tomphil]

2 hours ago, Mattyblue said:

Anyone else noticed how ‘Wexford Rover’ on the LT comments leaves a general pro Mowbray comment on most articles and gets a shedload of ratings for it, taking the post to ‘Highest Rated’ on every piece below the line... far more than anyone else positive or negative, which is odd...

It became obvious in the Kean/Anderson era that the PR teams were at work on the LT.  The comments section has always probably bore less resemblance to real opion than any other platform.

Infested by Dingles and those on certain pay roles. They get found out quickly on sites like this, facebook is too obvious, so they're left with that. It is the clubs main propaganda machine anyway.

[Waggy76]

 Contracts are up and loans will be returning to their parent clubs,  put into the mix a serious injury to our best player..

There is no way on earth , should Mowbrays tenure last longer than today , we need a new manager NOW , failure to do so

and keeping Mowbray for next season , will only result in one thing  RELEGATION ,,,

He has made a complete mess of the last 2 seasons probably 3 , time is up , in the name of God go !!

[booth]

“Sacked in the morning...”

I remember when that actually happened after an epic bad run.

[Dolly blue]

Not sure where to start this morning.....Dack’s injury is devastating for him, and, without being mercenary, financially difficult for us.

We , as a club, are at an extremely low ebb due to dereliction  of duty by owners and management.....didn’t think it could get any worse than it was...but, it has. Not only is there sympathy being offered , and rightly so, to Dack....large parts of the fan base are lauding Mowbray as “The  Father of this family “........it’s surprising how often opportunity comes from adversity and I have the feeling that The Daddy will come out of this well....

*not his fault...last night was all down to the ref and the pitch.....

*injuries have derailed his journey...

*he is what we need, a man of integrity, at this , our time of need.....

* Dolan will continue to buzz in the 9 position 

The truth is ...we were buggered before the injury...I’m sure Mowbray feels the loss .....as was evident on Sky ...but .... the bigger  picture needs to be addressed ....He’s still here, still likely to be here for some time and we will be left with very little of a squad come May. 
 

I applaud @darren_rover for his desire for us, as a fan base to unite......and I do live in hope for the future of our club.....but Mowbray and his men really dull that hope....he just has to go if there is to be any actual support post Covid 

 

[Armchair supporter supremo]

Sorry not trying to be an arse but i think we play far better as a team without Dack(when he was out for the first half of the season) we're far to predictable with him as the oppo always know that when he's on the pitch all of our attack play goes through him so all they need to do is take him out. 

 

That said, Mowbray can still do one, awful league position and performances aside... I'm sick of his whinging, whining and excuses. Now he's also got the club shedding crocodile tears over Dack, seriously back in the day when a player got a bad injurey it was just 'oh well that's a bummer' but the team (and fans) just quickly move on. maybe its more a sign of the times that we're in. the club will/should be insured, the player will still get paid and I doubt Dack would have extended his contract with us unless we were promoted anyway(and that is not going to happen under this manager or sadly it seems these owners) sorry if that's harsh.

Edited March 13, 2021 by Armchair supporter supremo

[SBlue]

Personally thought second half last night was as good as we’ve played all season on our pitch, against a very good side.

Dack was instrumental to that.

Wake me up next season.