Sporting thought of the day
Towards the end of last season I attended the pre-match press conference ahead of West Bromwich Albion's penultimate fixture of the campaign against Liverpool.
Conversation with Tony Mowbray eventually switched to the possibility of his star players jumping the Hawthorns ship following their imminent relegation back to the Championship.
The Albion boss said that he felt that his players should feel that they have a responsibility to stay at the club in order to help get them straight back into the top flight, having played a part in their relegation.
Well Tony, surely now it's time for you to do the same.
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there is no chance of mowray showing loyalty it no longer exists in modern football.
shame to see him go but now is the time for peace to be positive in finding new man would prefer up and coming manager like mcinnes rather than some old un who just lookin for any job goin .
we need the drive and ambition to move the club on and hopefully find a defence .
You can't blame TM for taking the Celtic job though. Forget Albion not being in the Premiership anymore and remember he served the Hoops with distinction for a few years. It was always going to be an emotional pull for him.
He'll be back in the Premiership before long...probably once he's achieved something up north. I hope he does well, anyone with a footballing philosophy like his deserves success...