Blackburn Rovers managerial revelation emerges
Blackburn Rovers boss Tony Mowbray was clear in his mind that he was leaving Ewood Park “quite a while ago” ahead of the expiration of his contract this summer, speaking to Lancs Live.
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Sobering Blackburn Rovers transfer admission made ahead of the summer window
Blackburn Rovers boss Tony Mowbray has hinted his side will be targeting free agents on just a few thousand pounds per week during the summer if they remain in the Championship, speaking to the Lancashire Telegraph.
Tony Mowbray makes Blackburn Rovers transfer admission
Blackburn Rovers manager Tony Mowbray believes AFC Bournemouth’s bids for Joe Rothwell during the January transfer window wasn’t made with the intent of derailing their season, speaking to the Lancashire Telegraph.
Blackburn 0-3 Bournemouth: FLW reports as Billing inspires Cherries towards promotion and ends Rovers’ play-off dream
There is of course, still work to do for AFC Bournemouth in the race for automatic promotion from the Championship, but this feels like a big hurdle negotiated in that challenge.
Football rumours: Burnley eyeing Wayne Rooney to succeed Sean Dyche
Wayne Rooney is reportedly Burnley’s first choice to take over from former manager Sean Dyche. According to The Sun, the Derby manager heads a list of candidates which includes Middlesbrough’s Chris Wilder and Alex Neil of Sunderland. The paper says bosses at the club believe Rooney’s stature in the game could help with attracting players, while the ex-England striker’s desire to coach in the Premier League is well known.
Confirmed Blackburn Rovers team news for Bournemouth clash as injury boosts revealed
Blackburn Rovers will look to keep their Championship play-off hopes alive on Saturday afternoon, as they host AFC Bournemouth at Ewood Park.
Mowbray and Warburton deserve far better than to be shuffled out of the Blackburn, QPR back door
Tony Mowbray and Mark Warburton deserved far better for their fine work in charge of Blackburn and QPR, whose next steps must be perfect.
Aidan Smith's Saturday Interview: Ian Murray on his "extreme disappointment" over Hibs' managerial sackings and why Roy Keane would be "box-office" and "great fun"
The last time I sat down with Ian Murray, to talk Hibernian and the enticements but also the perils of football management, he had daddy day-care duties. His son Lewis came along, but didn’t contribute to the debate. Hardly surprising, really: the lad was not yet three and some sticker-book dinosaurs were in urgent need of affixing.