#Man splits face open diving video upgrade#

It's probable that many of the club's Spanish and Uruguayan players, brought in by Karanka and his backroom cohorts, will leave the club, particularly if the Agnew link is broken. No matter who is at the helm come the start of next season, their summer will be a busy one that is packed with wheeling and dealing.

He is also held in good regard by Boro chairman Steve Gibson, so a fresh appointment in the summer does look unlikely. The former assistant to ex-head coach Aitor Karanka and Steve Bruce at Hull has plenty of experience in helping guide teams from the Championship into the top flight, so he will be well aware of the challenges ahead and what is expected of him. The Boro faithful seem to be split on whether or not Agnew is the right man to take the club forward and lead the charge next season, with relegation this term almost inevitable. However, Agnew will be spinning a line of positivity and looking to increase the confidence of a team who seemed to turn a corner following their single victory of 2017 against Sunderland recently. Without this error from referee Kevin Friend, the Teessiders could well have gone on to win this crucial game and kept their dwindling hopes of Premier League survival alive.

Steve Agnew's men will feel hard done by after midfield dynamo Marten de Roon was harshly adjudged to have brought down Leroy Sane in the Boro box (which video highlights later proved to be a dive). Middlesbrough will take great confidence for the big three games ahead following their best performance of the season in a 2-2 draw against Manchester City at the Riverside last Sunday.

#Man splits face open diving video upgrade#

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