'How long can Mowbray can juggle expectations and loyalty?'
Given that we are on an international break it seems an ideal time for me to step aside.
Given that we are on an international break it seems an ideal time for me to step aside.
Purely by accident I have found that I have personally received a lot of criticism for this column over the years.
First things first; I didn’t speak to a single person at half-time at Preston who thought the home side would play anywhere nearly as bad in the second half.
Let’s be frank. Saturday has to be the turning point.
And after the lull comes the storm. Hopefully a storm of goals from the Rovers as Huddersfield feel the backlash of recent weeks. Indeed recent years.
It really is hard to find the positivity after one point from three games, but I am going to try.
I admit the bad feeling I had about Saturday grew when Luton won the toss and swapped ends, writes Simon Smith.
God forbid anyone connected with Rovers, staff and fans alike, sees Saturday’s match as already won.
In amongst the usual sour muttering on the walk back and in the pubs last Saturday was a lack of praise for Tony Mowbray’s tactical changes.
The squad should have worked hard enough over the last fortnight that preparation for the visit of Millwall is almost total.
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