Mowbray positive despite Rovers defeat
Blackburn boss Tony Mowbray remains positive despite his side's 2-1 defeat against QPR.
Blackburn manager Tony Mowbray expressed optimism following his team's 2-1 loss to QPR at Ewood Park. Despite conceding a goal through Ryoya Morishita's impressive strike, Blackburn staged a remarkable comeback. Mowbray, speaking to BBC Radio Lancashire, highlighted several positive aspects of the match. He praised the team's ability to handle a formidable opponent, stating they managed them well throughout.
Mowbray noted that the game was tightly contested, with both sides displaying moments of dominance. He encouraged the players, saying, "Lots and lots of positives today." If Blackburn can sustain their dominant first-half performance for the full 90 minutes, Mowbray believes they will be competitive in the upcoming season. The dressing room, though disappointed, showed signs of unity and camaraderie, suggesting it will be a strong unit for the season ahead.
Mowbray, who remained at the helm despite the defeat, felt proud of his team's performance for most of the match. He urged his players to focus on the positives and build on their strong performance.
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