I got Tony Mowbray completely wrong when he took over at Blackburn. Looking back, his spell there was a masterclass in modern football leadership
When Mowbray took the job, plenty of people wrote it off as a short-term appointment. Years later, looking at how he rebuilt the club’s culture from the ground up, it proved that empathy and patience still work in the Championship.
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Jayden Fevrier Full Report
Fevrier made the move from Stockport County to Blackburn Rovers recently for around £500k
I break down Fevrier's data from the last 2 seasons, including his spell with Charlton in the Championship.
I know it's a bit late, I have had quite a few projects on the go. Sam Morsy is on the way.
What are your thoughts on Fevrier?
Was it good? No
Was it convincing? Also No.
Was it better than the Bradford debacle? Absolutely.
Looked like we had an actual plan. Subs made an impact. Players seemed to be trying (in spite of some lack of quality).
Welcome back Uncle Tony.
I'm considering getting the season video pass on Rovers TV, which allows you to watch eligible Rovers games. I was curious if anyone here knows how many games that actually means? All league games? Only home games? Any help would be kindly received.