Championship

PREMIER MISSION FIRES UP MOWBRAY

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The LeaguePaper Team
2 December 2018

By Tom Blackett
CHAMPIONSHIP

DEAL: Tony Mowbray

BLACKBURN Rovers have announced that manager Tony Mowbray has signed a new longterm deal with the club.
Mowbray has extended his stay at Ewood Park until at least 2022, which would take him up to five years with the club, after signing the three-and-ahalf- year deal.
The former Celtic, West Brom and Middlesbrough boss, who has also enjoyed stints at Hibernian and Coventry, led Rovers to promotion from League One in his first full campaign and has made a promising start to life in the Championship.
Mowbray, 55, has a win percentage of almost...

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