Middlesbrough caretaker boss Steve Agnew has spoken of a “clear view” of how the club can avoid relegation.
The 51-year-old replaced the departing Aitor Karanka on Thursday with the Teessiders currently three points from safety with eleven games remaining.
That followed a sequence of ten league fixtures without a victory and just nineteen goals scored in the Premier League this season.
“I’m capable of drip-feeding ideas into the group that will pay dividends,” Agnew told BBC Sport. “I have a clear view of exactly what’s needed and that’s what I aim to deliver – I do believe we will stay in the Premier League.
“It would be the biggest single achievement of my life – I’m capable of delivering it, the players are capable of delivering it.”
Boro next host Manchester United at the Riverside in a midday kick-off on Sunday.
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