Wing Wizard Windy Miller
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The underlying costs for all clubs are bound to have risen over the last couple of years - Just like they have for every single house hold in the UK. I'm not sure why he's whinging about it. Perhaps replacing the pitch when they said they would - would have been more cost effective long term🤷🏻♂️. Ultimately though if the squad ends up stronger than last year by the end of the window, that's what matters.
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Gallagher would be have been a decent shout in a 4-4-2 big guy, little guy scenario. He'll work hard, chase things down and maybe get you 10 goals a season. That type of player may suit JDT and his pressing game...Gallagher won't suddenly become a 20 goal plus machine though. Rovers issue under Mowbray was goals from other areas - notably midfield/set pieces etc. Adding goals through the team may be more beneficial than spending (relative) fortunes on an out an out scorer.
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I also agree. We were told that the manager would be here first...then we had interviews, then interviews about the interviews, then more 'interest' and interviews. Meanwhile, *somebody* identified Broughton and got him in. JDT stated in his arrival press conference that the project found him. That suggests he wasn't part of the interview process and was 'head hunted' also -probably by Broughton. Now in fairness, that's exactly how manager recruitment at a football club should be done. Hats off. However, It clearly wasn't being done effectively before the involvement of the external agency.
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Wing Wizard Windy Miller replied to Tyrone Shoelaces's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
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Wing Wizard Windy Miller replied to Tyrone Shoelaces's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
Southgate is tactically useless. He's a younger Mowbray. Negative. Awful. -
Yes but initially we would need to invest heavily in players capable of playing that way. We won't. That's why it wouldn't work for Mowbray Alternatively, the DoF introduces that from academy level up. In 4-5 years we then have a conveyor belt of players who are comfortable with that system. Then you move to that system at first team level.
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I disagree about Kadrah. We looked a far more dangerous attacking unit with him in it. He offered us an outlet, was unpredictable and forced teams to sit a little deeper. If he was our player, I'd be very excited about how he would develop this season. Dack and Buckley will be effective if surrounded by pace. We have zero of that now.
