Will Mowbray be gone at the end of the season?

[tomphil]

2 hours ago, Bigdoggsteel said:

What season are we talking about here? 

2025 probably.

[MarkBRFC]

28 minutes ago, tomphil said:

2025 probably.

Ties in perfectly for when Waggott wants to have better fan engagement.

Excellent news.

[tomphil]

2 hours ago, MarkBRFC said:

Ties in perfectly for when Waggott wants to have better fan engagement.

Excellent news.

Cost cutting, sales, FFP, relegation.

League 1, invest 2 million, promotion, Mogga Messiah,

150 year celebrations, Venky's turn up, Tony signs for life.

The journey...........

( Maybe they can open the new state of the art training cabin near the M65 whilst they are over)

[Ghost7]

Absolutely terrible decision by the club not to replace the manager immediately as the season ended.

It's a decision that's going to cost the club revenue and the team support on a match day. Understandably so after the manager was on national television, crying out for the sack with the season still ongoing. There is no coming back from that in a dressing room of winners, which leads to be believe the notion that Brockhall is a holiday camp for a better than average Championship pay.

Next season is going to be a total disaster regardless of what players he manages to bring in. I'll be playing very little part in it as a supporter thanks to Mowbray, Waggott and my own lack of trust in a club that fails to deliver the minimum in fan expectations. 

My prediction is an underwhelming start to the season, a build up of a toxic atmosphere with the owner's being forced to make a change by Christmas and announce more plans for the pitch to be replaced in the summer.

Sincerely,

A fan that will be spending his money elsewhere

[AllRoverAsia]

On 02/06/2021 at 16:20, Bigdoggsteel said:

What season are we talking about here? 

Whichever one covers Mowbray getting to be an OAP although the twat may want to outdo fergie.

[AllRoverAsia]

On 02/06/2021 at 22:11, Ghost7 said:

Absolutely terrible decision by the club not to replace the manager immediately as the season ended.

It's a decision that's going to cost the club revenue and the team support on a match day. Understandably so after the manager was on national television, crying out for the sack with the season still ongoing. There is no coming back from that in a dressing room of winners, which leads to be believe the notion that Brockhall is a holiday camp for a better than average Championship pay.

Next season is going to be a total disaster regardless of what players he manages to bring in. I'll be playing very little part in it as a supporter thanks to Mowbray, Waggott and my own lack of trust in a club that fails to deliver the minimum in fan expectations. 

My prediction is an underwhelming start to the season, a build up of a toxic atmosphere with the owner's being forced to make a change by Christmas and announce more plans for the pitch to be replaced in the summer.

Sincerely,

A fan that will be spending his money elsewhere

I cant do much for a distance but F.All goes from me to RoversTV or on merchandise for family back home.

Not a single penny more.