18-01-2025, 10:24
The best football that I've seen at the club in my lifetime was under Mowbray.
I have fond memories of his football. Even more so with the dross we have served up, generally speaking, in the past decade.
I loved his mantra. Home or away, rain or shine, you knew we would serve up attacking, free flowing football with the intention of winning the game.
Circumstances are different this time around. The personnel is nowhere near as talented as what he inherited last time around. But he showed at Sunderland and Blackburn that he can still do a good job with more financial and quality limitations.
If he's the same manager as he was, I think he will get us playing good attacking minded football. I think we will be more expansive away from home. I think he will get the best out of attacking talents like Mikey Johnston and Fellows. And perhaps most importantly given our financial struggles, I think we will be an attractive proposition for Prem loans with Tony's proven track record of trusting and developing technically gifted young players, like he did with Amad at Sunderland.
I just hope all is okay with his health. It's pretty much as stressful a job as you can get and he's going to need plenty of time to get us anywhere near the side we were in his previous reign.
I have fond memories of his football. Even more so with the dross we have served up, generally speaking, in the past decade.
I loved his mantra. Home or away, rain or shine, you knew we would serve up attacking, free flowing football with the intention of winning the game.
Circumstances are different this time around. The personnel is nowhere near as talented as what he inherited last time around. But he showed at Sunderland and Blackburn that he can still do a good job with more financial and quality limitations.
If he's the same manager as he was, I think he will get us playing good attacking minded football. I think we will be more expansive away from home. I think he will get the best out of attacking talents like Mikey Johnston and Fellows. And perhaps most importantly given our financial struggles, I think we will be an attractive proposition for Prem loans with Tony's proven track record of trusting and developing technically gifted young players, like he did with Amad at Sunderland.
I just hope all is okay with his health. It's pretty much as stressful a job as you can get and he's going to need plenty of time to get us anywhere near the side we were in his previous reign.