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Robins is quoted in the statement by the club thanking him? Or have you just read the headline

Or just needs to give his own head a good wobble. I have never believed he was totally innocent in that incident, just the way he walked with no protest like he was expecting it. He has shown numerous times he gets needlessly involved in petty stuff. Also Robins initially defended him, then...

His interviews with staff members. Which shows he has a working relationship with the club. But now like most clubs CCFC really control there own media rather rely on the local press. Journalists in the radio the other day were saying, years ago you could phone up a player and arrange an...

I will leave it in your lap. I either read the situation with a calm head based on years of experience. Or you can promote me to the top of your ITK League Table? 😉

Like Coventry after the war, it can be rebuilt.

But the way he is investing in (by that I mean a mix of his own money and reinvestment of transfer fees) and developing the club is inline with his 5 year plan and I would argue beyond a five year plan. Yes he will expect people to deliver across the club and will expect progress. But you have...

He said he had a 5 year plan. The club has been badly run behind the scenes for years. DK is making the changes he is entitled to, to make his plan work. If he wanted instant success he could just gamble on spending his money on players. But the signs are he is investing in the...

It's not for me to speculate.

It's standard stuff.

I would assume, like most exits under contract there will be a negotiated severance by both parties. Not necessarily the whole contract paid up. With the usual legals around it for both parties re disclosures etc.,

In fairness, fitness is no longer the role of the coach. That's why clubs employ strength and conditioning people, nutritionists. Players are given end of season plans and diets. They are expected to return fit. That's why now the first week of training isn't cross country runs and running...

My thoughts also. Not saying this is the case but it is a possibility. Perhaps Viveash just needs a new challenge? One thing we know he has gone. Not the first to leave the club or the last.

It is a pretty standard statement in the business world and even the football world. He has left the club, what did you expect a biographical novel scratching his back.

Perhaps either Viveash, the Club or both didnt want to announce it at the end of the season? Club statements are carefully thought out and made with legal stuff in mind around contracts. It did say after a 'post season review.' Time will tell, but it is not that unusual at all. Coventry...

Strange timing? It's the first day back pre season. It's obviously not a decision made today or even in the last couple of weeks. Things move on.

It could be Adi's choice, it could be things need freshening up. Alex Ferguson worked with Archie Knox at Aberdeen. In his 27 years at Manchester United he worked with seven different Assistant Managers including Brian Kidd, Steve McCLaren, Mike Phelan, Jim Ryan, Carlos Queiroz, Eric Harrison...

Fair play to Doyle, he is on record as saying he was inexperienced in his first stay at the club. Later in his career he would of handled the same situations at the club differently. He was a driven player but never the most gifted. In fairness I think Dennis Wise could bring the best out of...

I think Kelly was more instrumental along with McFadzean to be honest.

Brian Clough was the same without Peter Taylor. But that is the only example I can't think of?

The article says George Boateng and Rhys Carr have joined the coaching staff with more announcements to follow. It doesn't say either of those two are a direct replacement for Viveash.