Championship

MOWBRAY: WE SHOULD HAVE BURIED THEM

by
The LeaguePaper Team
11 November 2018

By John Train

ON THE BALL: Bradley Dack of Blackburn Rovers celebrates scoring the equalising goal
PICTURE: Focus Images

TONY MOWBRAY was frustrated at the officials and his Blackburn side’s profligacy after their draw with Rotherham United.
The hosts ought to have won at a canter, but the woodwork, wasteful finishing and superb goalkeeping thwarted them.
Rotherham looked to be heading to a first Ewood Park win since 1979 when Michael Smith headed past David Raya 15 minutes from time.
But Rovers salvaged a point in the 81st minute that their performance deserved, thanks to Br...

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