Mowbray on dream Boro job

Tony Mowbray says he's fulfilling a dream by taking over at the Riverside.

The new Middlesbrough manager replaces Gordon Strachan in a job for the second consecutive time, having taken over from the Scot at Celtic last year, and hopes to turn around the club's fortunes with Boro currently occupying the last relegation place in the Championship.

The 46-year old has been a long time target for fans at least, with the former Boro captain originally being mooted as a replacement to Steve McClaren when he left to take over the England job in 2006.

Now it's a new challenge for Mowbray, who managed West Brom for three years before his departure to Parkhead, and he says with the squad he has at his disposal anything is possible.

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