West Brom manager Tony Mowbray felt his side should have signed out of the Barclays Premier League with a victory after a goalless draw with Blackburn.
The Baggies travelled to Ewood Park already consigned to the drop but failed to give the travelling fans anything to cheer at Ewood park.
"We probably deserved to win the game, given the chances we created. They hit the post but generally we defended well," said Mowbray.
"Once again we have shown we can dominate games but we need to be more clinical. It is important we add that to our game.
"We had a lot of the ball and showed some good movement. Also we kept a clean sheet, which I hope is a good omen for next season."
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once again our fearless! sorry useless leader, has filled us with confidence he is already warning other clubs of the perils of the championship yet he feels a nil nil draw out of a game that ment jack @#$% to either club is something to build on for next season celtic awaits. there goeth the man our leader god bless him and lets hope we see him next season in the scottish league
BYE BYE
well, if this manager thinks a draw and athe clean sheet is good for next season it looks like we shall get just 48 points which will at least mean we dont get relegated again !
it was a game of 2 halves, we improved in the second BUT again guilty of SO MANY misses
and to think IF they could have won for their CLUB, for their SUPPORTERS they could have finsihed in 19th place and earned an extra 750,000 pounds for the club that pays their HUGE wages
BUT no, thats beyond them
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