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Oh OK. So without the stuff that WASN'T a failure, it WAS a failure. Gotcha. "Unexpected comeback". LOL.

Which is what I said earlier. It's weird. People saying that WE'RE still going on about Robins. The hypocrisy on here is pretty breathtaking.

A penalty kick away from the PL and a poor VAR decision away from an FA Cup final?

Well, that's what I mean really. Robins has had experience of poor owners, so why would he jump back into the fire again?

I don't necessarily mean the current position in the table, I mean stature of club. I would think he could do better than Hull. Just my opinion, of course.

I've done a search (thanks for Evo for the reminder) and the only time I ever mentioned you was just now. You must have been thinking of someone else.

I can't see Robins going to Hull. His reputation means he could do better than that, surely?

Just joining in the convo, Nick. Don't worry, I won't have a go at "Doug".

Haha. Nice one.

Not sure why the new obsession with Grendel et al is to somehow try and prove that Robins' tenure was a failure. Ask 99.9% of fans if they think it was. They'd say no. Ask Grendel, Nick, TomRad, etc and they'd say yes. Like you say, it's pretty obvious his time at Coventry City was a success.

ironically, the defender we paid most for doesn't get a game. Maybe he should.

The irony of who started this thread certainly isn't lost on me. Anyhow, I have been thinking about this for a couple of days and I'm wondering it is down to fans (particularly younger fans) being spoilt with the relative success we've had under Mark Robins for the last seven years. This is...

My first ever game was in that season on my 7th birthday against Blues, not that I can remember anything about it.

Not sure what you mean by "anti Sheaf nonsense". Is that when people criticise him? Is he beyond reproach or criticism? I don't know anyone who boos him home or away. However, he has been a massive disappointment this season and I will criticise him for it. He was poor again yesterday as he...

Yeah, I noticed that in the first half. Just six players in the box vs nine of theirs.

That is a big issue. He offers zero in terms of leadership on the pitch.

Thought Lampard's post match interview was pretty good. Being honest about the play, particularly in the second half.

If it was March, I might agree. But nah, not for me.

Binks has one trick, to hit the ball as hard as he can, usually to no one.