RevidgeBlue

To quote you, based off what?

I disagree completely on Nyambe. I think he's as good as we could ever hope to get as a Championship Club, any replacement will be an inevitable downgrade and the final kick in the nuts will be the relative peanuts we'll get for him thanks to the appalling way in which Mowbray has treated him. I agree completely with your comment about spending more on the first X1 and losing the expensive dross squad filling. One possible positive is we have a great chance to do that this summer ......... but only under a new manager with a completely new outlook you'd imagine. Otherwise we could see new deals for the likes of Johnson and Bennett and a cushy role for Stewie somewhere within the Club in an alleged coaching capacity.

Let's see what happens with the managerial structure at the Club over the next few weeks. IF we got to the first day of next season and nothing had changed then yes, maybe it would be impossible to escape that conclusion. And yes, if it had been down to me I would have sacked Mowbray in Feb 2019 on the basis of results but the owners do seem to give anyone who gains their confidence an exceptional amount of leeway.

Devil's Advocate mode on: If the owners didn't care at all, do you not think the Brockhall scheme would still be going full steam ahead? You surely don't think that Waggott would have pulled the plug on it off his own batt do you? Have to say that even in a season that was an unmitigated disaster on the pitch the abortive attempt to flog off our infrastructure (which incidentally hasn't produced the slightest hint of contrition or an apology from Waggott in the wake of it's humiliating failure) was by far the most worrying and concerning development.

Me too. If the original plan was for Mowbray to leave in an orderly and relatively dignified manner at the end of the season then hopefully it isn't necessarily an adverse sign that it hasn't happened already. I don't know about any other departures but hopefully the obvious suspects will be following on behind in fairly short order. It would be incredibly disheartening if there'd been any sort of change to the original plan, almost too much to cope with in fact.

However bad you thought it was........it was worse! Will be absolute carnage if Mowbray is given yet another transfer window to mess up and is still here next season.

What other manager would be advocating the departure of his number one asset? Staying or going - the man's an absolute disgrace.

Pack your bags, return to Teeside and stop dragging us down. And take your housing development mates with you!

Even if we'd turned 5 losses into these mythical 5 wins we'd still have been 5 points outside the play offs. Paul is on the wind up as usual.

Considerably more than 'a few more results". TWENTY points outside the play offs! Absolute disgrace! Waggott/Mowbray/ Venus out!!

Full time. And there endeth three seasons as bad as I've seen in 50 years of watching the Club. Especially this season.

Bizarre day indeed, Evans played a forward pass!

Beyond a joke!

Appalling wasn't it. They should all be absolutely made up about scoring a goal/winning.

Yep, should have claimed the cross for the second as well. Maybe his mind is elsewhere.

Just watched it back. No -one's touched him.

Other than Armstrong's goalscoring form, Brereton and Wharton have probably been the main two positives this season. Dolan might have been as well had Mowbray not discarded him.

No need to apologise, I have similar feelings to your original post and haven't suffered the recent misfortune you have. Hope things pick up for you quickly.

Just seen the goal on Soccer Saturday. Garbage from Kaminsky. Obviously light years ahead of the useless Walton but still massively over-rated in my book. He's all right, nothing more.

Anyone paid for this? Updates would be appreciated!

Spot on.

Good point, Mowbray said it himself.

Not too much of a problem with the starting line up, I'm actually quite intrigued to see how Buckley/Travis/Davenport get on. But why the hell are Douglas, Bennett, Evans, Johnson, Downing and Elliott on the bench. Should be giving the youngsters the experience over people who either definitely won't be here or definitely shouldn't be here next season.

..........and that's where it begins and ends unfortunately for us!

You might be right but hypothetically were it to happen the conversation would go something like this: Balaji: "So Danny £1m p.a. plus a healthy bonus in the event of promotion to the Premier League". Cowley: "Done, what a dream job for me, Blackburn Rovers fantastic history, Premier League facilities, Cat 1 Academy etc etc"