Tony Mowbray has the highest win percentage of any manager at this club over the last 30 years that have been here for more than 50 games .
Alot of managers seem to enjoy a honeymoon period bizarrely , but his long term plan is churning up better results than everybody since George Curtis , irrespective of current form , or our mid season blip last year .
He has signed some players on longer contracts than we have seen in recent years , we have a lot of potential in the side , and we play attractive football .
He also has to deal with arguably the clubs smallest ever budget in the modern era ,
He is the man to take us forward and we will do well to keep him , Clapham and Venus at the club
my point is most managers here seem to enjoy a good first 30-50 games then when it comes to getting their own squads assembled we finish 14th to 17th , last year we finished 8th and seem to have a clear direction under Mowbray , signing up young up and coming players on longer contracts , we play good football still , you can't say that about many managers in the past .But in 2016 isn't his win ratio around 20%. You can manipulate any stats to support a different argument. Dowie's win ratio was better but he only managed 49 games before being sacked.
my point is most managers here seem to enjoy a good first 30-50 games then when it comes to getting their own squads assembled we finish 14th to 17th , last year we finished 8th and seem to have a clear direction under Mowbray , signing up young up and coming players on longer contracts , we play food football still , you can't say that about many managers in the past .
I can't see us being relegated so even a mid table finish this year would see Mowbray maintain far superior stats over a longer period than all the previous managers before him from 1986
Difference is Pressley took over a good side from robins , Mowbray took over an awful side from Pressley .We'll see, after this amount of games Presley's record was just as good. Time will tell.
Stats are subjective , I can also say , well in his first full season we finished 8th , irrespective of numbers it's a huge improvement on recent years , let's see what this season bringsYou can carve stats up as you like. We've had a mediocre start to this season. I won't judge Mowbray until the end of this season and even then, it's on the basis of 'are we moving forward' - I think the signings of the likes of Jones and Turnbull (and hopefully Sordell proves a hit in the end, it's still early days) are thinking beyond this season which is what the club really really needs. If we don't go up this season, hopefully we retain the nucleus of a young side to mount a genuine challenge next season. This is a hard sell to fans, but, we must think a bit longer term. Burton, for example, didn't just magically turn into a promotion winning team, it was carefully built over seasons, with a fairly settled squad and avoiding changing managers apart from where theres were poached!
Stats are subjective , I can also say , well in his first full season we finished 8th , irrespective of numbers it's a huge improvement on recent years , let's see what this season brings
Really wish I made that thread now , sounds amazing to be completely honest lolI'm a bit disappointed. I thought this was going to be a thread on the combined surface area of his massive nose and chin.
Can't see him walking away to start another rebuild at another club.If he wanted that why didn't he go to Rotherhamim more concerned that Mowbray won't be staying either way , i feel that this year is is last , even if we have a good season .
Hope so , then again maybe he would get a job at a club that didn't need such a big turnaroundCan't see him walking away to start another rebuild at another club.If he wanted that why didn't he go to Rotherham
Well that's the perfect scenario and he would never get them jobs , there is no denying we are a bit of a basket case and maybe he will have had enough come the end of his contractThat leaves the top 5-6 in the PL!
For me the job he's doing here is very similar to the one he did for the Baggies and he was there a.good few yearsWell that's the perfect scenario and he would never get them jobs , there is no denying we are a bit of a basket case and maybe he will have had enough come the end of his contract
They had money though , well in the championship anyway , when promoted at that time they just couldn't survive in what was then a very tough premier leagueFor me the job he's doing here is very similar to the one he did for the Baggies and he was there a.good few years
Looking at Robins, although I like the guy and if we found ourselves without a manager I wouldn't be disappointed if he got the job the truth is he was not here long enough to fall on his sword, he inherited what was essentially a championship team so should have done well in league one and also he's been sacked twice since leaving for failing. I'd loved to have seen what TM could have done with the team MR inherited. Better than MR would be my guess.
my point is most managers here seem to enjoy a good first 30-50 games then when it comes to getting their own squads assembled we finish 14th to 17th , last year we finished 8th and seem to have a clear direction under Mowbray , signing up young up and coming players on longer contracts , we play good football still , you can't say that about many managers in the past .
I can't see us being relegated so even a mid table finish this year would see Mowbray maintain far superior stats over a longer period than all the previous managers before him from 1986
We need a manager who can coach and bring on the kids.
We need fans who say fuck it, we are going to enjoy it whatrever...even if it means just appreciating the opposition.
Fans are the twelfth player on the pitch....so how good are you lot?
Id take a red to get the fans going.We need a manager who can coach and bring on the kids.
We need fans who say fuck it, we are going to enjoy it whatrever...even if it means just appreciating the opposition.
Fans are the twelfth player on the pitch....so how good are you lot?
We need a manager who can coach and bring on the kids.
We need fans who say fuck it, we are going to enjoy it whatrever...even if it means just appreciating the opposition.
Fans are the twelfth player on the pitch....so how good are you lot?
I always find the fans aspect a tricky one.
On one hand, if we have a mediocre/poor season, the 7/8k that still turn up and watch are the hardcore, those that stick with the team (off field bullshit aside) and support their club. Fans who turn up knowing exactly what to expect and therefore adjust expectations. Equally, we can't progress with just those fans.
On the other hand, the more successful we are, the more fans and therefore more revenue we generate. However, with that comes fans who want to find a reason to moan and/or expect us to be world beaters, and when we aren't moan, thus causing a negative atmosphere.
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