Saturday, September 11th, 2010

Tony Mowbray Edging Closer To Sack As Celtic Continue To Struggle

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Tony Mowbray has been sacked as Manager of Celtic after poor run of results left them out of the title race, the 4-0 defeat to St Mirren has proved the final straw for the Celtic fans and board and the search for the replacement is now on.

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The past few weeks have seen things go from bad to worse for Tony Mowbray and Celtic as they have failed to close the ten point gap that has opened up at the top of the Scottish Premier League, the club have looked decidedly shaky in recent weeks and are not looking like catching rivals Rangers anytime soon. Mowbray joined Celtic from West Brom in the Summer aiming to bring the SPL crown back to Celtic Park this season after Rangers picked up the title last term, however things have not worked out so far for Mowbray and he is beginning to come under increasing pressure with some fans starting to question his position.

The latest poor result came at the weekend when they could only manage a 4-4 draw with Aberdeen despite leading by two goals with just 15 minutes left, the defence is a particular worry for Mowbray who knows they will need to learn to keep the back door shut if they are to starting closing in on Rangers. Robbie Keane came in on transfer deadline day in a deal that Mowbray would help turn things around but he didn’t account for the defensive problems now facing the team. The crucial match is the Old Firm tie with Rangers at Ibrox at the end of the month, a win there could see the season turn around while a defeat would be unthinkable for both Tony Mowbray and the fans who are hungry for more silverware.

There has been more bad news out of Parkhead this week off the pitch as the club announced a huge drop in turnover, over the last six months of 2009 the clubs turnover was down a massive 22.8% with the failure in the Champions League cited as the main contributing factor. Mowbray knows the importance of taking Celtic into the Champions League group stages next season if he is to realise his dream of turning Celtic into a force on the European scene which seems a long way off at the moment.sackometer-03-needsawin

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2 Responses to “Tony Mowbray Edging Closer To Sack As Celtic Continue To Struggle”
  1. murraythefenian says:

    SACK HIM – HES WORSE THAN JOHN FECKN BARNES! PROVEN FAIL MERCHANT! LAMBERT & LENNON TIME!

  2. Scotsman1990 says:

    I am a Rangers fan but Mowbray needs to go for the sake of scottish football. He is far too stubborn to change his methods which were never going to work in Scotland

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