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I take pride in the performances, not the results, I’ve always said that I’m a performance related coach and I think the performance of the team has generally been good.

Thats Kean level delusional.

Performances are not 'generally good'

He needs to be replaced with a results related coach.

 

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4 minutes ago, Stuart said:

A performance-related coach in a results-driven sport. Well that can’t end well.

Maybe if our possession stats drop but results improve he’ll go then, eh?

The guy is taking the mick out of every single one of us.

Lockdown has been the second best thing* to happen to Mowbray. Having no fans on his back, no booing in the ground. Will be very interesting to see how his relationship with the press develops if this run continues.

Agree lockdown has been a huge help for him as no criticism. Given he cannot take even the slightest bit of questioning (how arrogant) it's probably only fed into his god complex as well. 

As for the press - I'm yet to see any real challenge. And if 1 win in 14 doesn't garner more searching questions I can't see 1 in 15 or even 20 doing so either. 

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1 minute ago, BlackburnEnd75 said:

I take pride in the performances, not the results, I’ve always said that I’m a performance related coach and I think the performance of the team has generally been good.

Thats Kean level delusional.

Performances are not 'generally good'

He needs to be replaced with a results related coach.

 

He’s just not in touch with reality. We’ve not played well this calendar year. Millwall was ok, everything else has been a range of poor to atrocious 

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This might be Mowbray's last 'big' job, that is, with a relatively 'established' Championship club. I think, after successive capitulations in his managerial jobs, the shine he had from his West Brom management days, when they, I believe, got promoted into the Premiership playing attractive football, will have long faded. In the least, he will be out of a job for some time, when he does leave, before he is in the running for any upper tier manager job.

Moreover, I think his repeated references in the above post-match interview to getting players to "understand" the game, might be a form of sublimation (wild speculation on my part, I concede) and a way of saying that he doesn't understand the game anymore. The game has evolved (not necessarily for the better, in my view), teams are playing with three in the middle, often, and Mowbray hasn't worked out, this season, how to replicate it or counter it. The results of having strikers out wide, defending at full back or swinging in crosses, unsuccessfully, has been embarrassing but not unusual.

There is no forward planning. Today, we had four central midfielders (five, if you include Bennett) on the bench. Some of them, likely, won't be here next season. It makes little sense, except, as a favour to senior players or a hapless lack of foresight.

Mowbray out isn't enough - it has to Mowbray-ism out. That is, tactical confusion, old pals acts with signings, impetuousness and lack of planning and building of the squad. The sad truth is, Mowbrayism is an endemic part of the English game, so picking a new boss will not be simple.

Edit: I should acknowledge that he did get Rovers promoted from League 1 and that will be a positive in his CV when it comes to looking for roles in the future. Might make him attractive to an aspiring League 1/2 side, perhaps.

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1 minute ago, Bigdoggsteel said:

He is zero integrity? 

To be fair, he's not going to resign and miss out on a pay off. No one would. It's up to someone, anyone, to sack him 

He does have to think about his next job though, if he hangs on too long here there might not be one.

Because it wouldn't look good, would it ?

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17 minutes ago, K-Hod said:

I’ll bet those plane owners have been quiet, I imagine we could raise the funds from this forum alone!

It would be pointless, the pundits would just say it's from a few disgruntled fans.

But I'd happily chip in.

 

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Just now, RoversClitheroe said:

Is that what you've heard? Or your opinion?

I have heard that there are conversations being had. I gave up betting a couple of years ago but if I was still a gambler I would be throwing the house at TM to be the next manager sacked in the championship 

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