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Mowbray wasn't leaving before the end of the season anyway, so I'm thankful for any wins that drag us closer to the 50 point line. Fairly sure he'll still be here at the start of next season as well, regardless of where we finish. He's surely one of the safest managers in any league, able to openly discuss how he is immune from results that would get any other manager sacked.

A much needed result. Difficult to read too much into the impact of Armstrong's absence as it was only one game against poor opposition. We'll see over the coming matches whether we really miss him or whether his selfish tendencies are genuinely having an impact on our team play.

Evans is some bad luck charm for us... I'm sure we have lost almost every game he's started this season. He gets dropped today and what do you know... The result (assuming we win from this point) changes nothing as far as Mowbray is concerned, but gets us 3 points closer to safety, which is all that matters for now - especially considering the matches we have coming up which are likely to yield a low points tally.

I don't think there's any chance it's Christian after hearing Khan speak about it. Definitely a bigger name than that. I think Kurt Angle is the best bet, based on all of the clues so far. Lesnar a possibility too as he's a pure mercenary and not under contract with WWE at the moment. People are speculating Stone Cold and John Cena but I'd say both of those are close to 0% possibility.

Honestly I'm surprised Aldis has never been in WWE. His look and style seems like it would click there pretty quickly. I'm kind of glad he hasn't gone to WWE as there's a big chance they'd use him incorrectly, but McIntyre Vs Aldis would be a great feud imo. To be fair to AEW, they usually deliver on their promises and rarely bait and switch on anything, so I expect it will be a big name 'legend' of some kind - not Big Show either. Long shots - Brock Lesnar, CM Punk, Batista, Kurt Angle. Batista has already ruled himself out I believe, and I don't see Lesnar moving anywhere with

With all due respect to TM and his optimistic outlook, I highly doubt we're going on a 5 game winning streak any time soon considering after Millwall we have Swansea, Brentford, Bristol City and Norwich. We might get a win against Wycombe but are then playing Bournemouth and Cardiff, so, fucking lol and we'll be lucky to have more than 3 or 4 points from those fixtures combined.

It would be difficult at this point to get in somebody who would deliver worse than 1 point from 21 available. I mean, I get the concern, but under that logic we'll be stuck with Mowbray forever and looking at this season's regression we could be back in League 1 before too long. At the very least we can hope to tread water in the Championship for a few more seasons whilst our debts continue to increase and our non-playing assets are sold off... whatever way you look at it a change needs to be made.

On February 19th, yes. Not sure what he's seen since that time to change his mind, if he has.

Mowbray is doing the same thing all managers do when the end has come, coming out with desperate excuses and lashing out. We saw it with Bowyer as well. Managers just start losing the plot when they realise they're in a hole so deep they can't see a way out of it. TM needs somebody to put him out of his misery so that he and we can move on.

Doing what? They've already hired Cook as manager. Reading... not won in their last three home games, and we couldn't even lay a glove on them. Abject.

If anything they're lucky there isn't a crowd right now as I don't think he or the team would be getting much positive encouragement after our recent displays. It's absolute madness of him to think he can stick around for 9 years, even with Venky's in charge.

Mowbray is basically creating the satire for us at this point.

@Bigdoggsteel looks like NWA Powerrr is coming back next month... https://apnews.com/article/billy-corgan-smashing-pumpkins-nwa-wrestling-company-0db57bbf1440b56b13e47abcaf173f52 I won't be paying to watch it, but good news nonetheless. A lot of their roster are now elsewhere though, so it'll be interesting to see who they bring in. Sadly Question Mark passed away recently so he won't be there.

1/21 ... in truth at almost any other club he would have been removed some time ago, during one of the many death spirals we've endured since returning to the Championship, but continuing to stick with Mowbray now just proves the owners really have learnt nothing and either don't care or don't have the time required to correctly assess and run this club. Most on here have known this for a very long time anyway, but then you see the "we need to welcome Venky's back" posts and realise for many fans mid-table Championship with a boring manager is the height of their expectations... and that'

Probably going to need more than one shot on target in the second half to get back into the game, let alone win.