article_snippet: At one minute to three, Tony Mowbray walked from the spacious Ricoh Arena tunnel, gave a thumbs up to the photographers clicking away and returned to the capricious game that is football management.
article_snippet: By five o’clock, Tony Mowbray must have been wondering
article_snippet: Tony Mowbray had not stood on a touchline since October 19, 2013, when Tony Mowbray Middlesbrough team were beaten 3-2 by Barnsley at Oakwell.
article_snippet: Mowbray issues instructions from the touchline during Mowbray first game in charge of Coventry .
article_snippet: Mowbray - who spent most of the match stood, hands in pockets, on the edge of Mowbray - who spent most of the match technical area - betrayed little emotion.
article_snippet: Mowbray’s predecessor Steven Pressley sent Mowbray’s predecessor Steven Pressley players out five minutes early for the second-half and, having composed his players following the double blow before the break, his players started on the front foot.
article_snippet: Frank Nouble, brought back into the side by Mowbray’s predecessor Steven Pressley, bulldozed Frank Nouble way forward on the counter-attack before picking out Sanmi Odelusi bursting up on Frank Nouble right.