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I've never really bought the idea of a 'yes man' in general, it just seems an easy way to criticise a manager people don't like.

This was an email rather than just uploaded? I'm back to never getting any club emails again, ace. The only time I got them at all was when they were useless to me, offering corporate hospitality at Sixfields.

I didn't know he'd purposely been out of football for the past year rather than just sat on the Managerial Merry-Go-Round™ , that's quite promising.

I like how they're given cutesy catchy nicknames to make them more recognisable. Who will ever forget the wacky escapades of that rapscallion Boom Boom Bin Laden?

Nobody is calling him the messiah, and there have been several posts about the contract length.

Professionalism? Even if he was just planning to swan off, doing a good job would help that immensely too.

Good God, man.

Our last two managers have been one let go after signing a long-term contract, and another who just walked off. If Mowbray is planning to use us to get his name out there again, it means he'll have to do well and there's more honesty in what's essentially an elongated trial period. Contracts...

I celebrate every day I don't murder someone personally, it means the voices are quietening. Almost 12 days clean.

I've texted my vote for sub

The freedom to have an opinion also includes the freedom to disagree with it. Nobody's telling you to shut up or anything.

They should go full clickbait and run 'You Won't Believe These 10 Reasons Why Tony Mowbray Is The Saviour!' and all of them are gifs and something about Netflix. Then you answer some questions which tells you that you're a lot like Jake Gyllenhaal. The internet's a wonderful thing.

It encourages rich clubs to stockpile players and stymie their development while screwing over smaller clubs. Fuck 'Premier B'.

Mowbray only finished up as a player 15 years ago. That'd be some early pension.

Telegraph's Facebook page have it reported as being on the verge of being announced.

Come on gang, no handbags on New Manager Day.

I remember being pretty enthused when he was linked with us before, and since then his reputation has had a bit of a knock but he's a manager who's actually been in charge of a few teams rather than a rookie so it's already more promising than I was expecting. I hope they crack on and announce...

The word brigade has been ruined by simplistic grouping. Firemen need to come up with a new collective so they're not tarnished by the stupid brush, I vote harem.

Plus we're not Huddersfield, or that'd be a cracking point.

The theory behind this thread appears to be 'people involved in football are automatically right'. I'd ask covboy1987 to read the various columns and listen or watch various ex-pros and managers and see how often they all agree on the same thing.