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Who Stays? Who Goes? Building Tony Mowbray's Blackburn Squad
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Who Stays? Who Goes? Building Tony Mowbray's Blackburn Squad
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Blackburn Rovers are back for pre-season, Tony Mowbray is assessing his squad, and the transfer window is starting to take shape.
Now it's your turn.
Who stays? Who goes? Where do Rovers still need to strengthen before the Championship season begins?
In this episode of The Blackburn End Podcast, we build Tony Mowbray's Blackburn Rovers squad from the ground up. We discuss every area of the team, debate who should stay, who should move on, and identify the positions that still need strengthening before the new season.
We also discuss:
⚽ The return of pre-season training
⚽ The appointment of Rovers' new assistant manager
⚽ Yuki Ohashi's reported transfer links
⚽ Todd Cantwell's future
⚽ The World Cup and what it could mean for Blackburn players
Most importantly, we want your squad too.
👇 Comment below:
🟢 One player you'd definitely KEEP
🔴 One player you'd SELL
⭐ One position Blackburn MUST strengthen
Do you agree with our squad, or would you build it differently?
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🔵⚪ Arte et Labore
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