Mowbray, is he the right man ? (1 Viewer)

Nick said:

I am pretty sure that any manager wouldn't go into it with their eyes shut would they?

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stupot07 said:

I doubt it, new owners nearly always sack the current manager and get their own man in.

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Otis said:

On the face of it? Tony Mowbray? You sure?

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rupert_bear said:

But the new owners might already know they are to be the new owners, if you know what I mean. Perhaps I am looking for things in hope and too deep but something about all this starting with that youth coach leaving, then bringing in Dave Hockaday for a fortnight, then the sacking of Steve Pressley, then signing a couple of players with no manager in situ and if you believe what you read approaching Tony Mowbray just makes you wonder

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Nick said:

I am pretty sure that any manager wouldn't go into it with their eyes shut would they?

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sw88 said:

I'm interested to know what will happen with Oggy too! Seems like he's been here since 1883 and time for a change maybe?

That said, some keepers have definitely improved during their time with us - Allsopp, Murphy (he did get better and I was gutted he went by the time he left, yet wasn't keen on him coming in the first place....). Time will tell if Burge does the same.

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