Well yes, goes without saying. Same as his habit of going on winless runs and sequences of taking alot of points, and for the team then to go in reverse. It's more to do with him habitually picking the wrong starting XI, getting it right late in the match, then swapping the team around for the next game; plus the team looking as if they couldn't be arsed for most of the game before finally waking up when it's almost too late

Would you like to try answering the questions?

Why does plan B appear to be so much better than plan A and why can't Mowbray make his plan B the plan A in the next match? Also why does it take us 75 minutes to ratchet up any sort of momentum in games?

Totally unconvincing win

80 minutes of nothingness

68 mins gone and we have not had a spell of pressure

And another 15 minutes of nothingness

Yet again 45 minutes of nothingness.

Any other manager would at that point had a bust-up with Warnock. Souness would have clocked him probably. Tony "Nice Guy" Mowbray smiles and picks up his latest pension cheque

Any other manager except Mowbray would have done the same. Warnock's a winner. Mowbray isn't

A road in the town is to be named after our Fred

Well, you win promotion by winning ugly..... and that was ugly

"Klopp is a big fan of how Rovers play"...... commentator

Gaps appearing in our defence. Goal coming

Hardly surprising when you defend deep and struggle to get in your opponent's half

I see Dyche's "boring" team are winning away in the cup

The bonus from that half is that we're not losing Overall very poor, second to nearly every ball, no shape or cohesion One defensive mistake and it's all over

Mowbray has to realise that before we can play our "good football" we have to impose ourselves on teams. At the moment we're just chasing shadows

Top football this ......and someone said fans wouldn't stand for Dyche brand of football

It's odd this season - the way we came flying out of the blocks at the start, demolishing teams and looking like world beaters. It was so unlike Tony's teams and you'd almost think that Rovers frightened him into thinking we might just have a chance of promotion here - hang on, I'd better go back to plan A and rein in expectations by mucking around with the team. You have to say it worked./

I said he was paid too much, nothing more.

I said he was paid too much - which isn't calling him for him to be sacked. Can't you read or don't you understand basic Janet and John English?

He's a Middlesbrough man and Boro fan remember. Probably clouds his view of where Boro should be. It's the same old from Tony. Best not to read it.

edit - double post

I said he was paid too much .... which at the time he was I've stopped replying to your posts because you make things up and have nothing worthwhile to say...... the above is one reason why