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It wouldn’t be a one-off at all, West Ham did it in 1980 and Sunderland in 1973. I’m sure there were some before that, but that’s the two I remember. Just because you don’t know about it doesn’t mean it didn’t happen.

Really, they’re monitoring the work they do? That’s amazing. I’d always assumed Robins guessed.

The point being that Maidstone have far more to complain about than we do.

Yes, I’m sure the 1950s were wonderful

Friday/Monday is hardly different to playing Saturday/Tuesday which we do on a regular basis, so not sure what the problem is or why we would be unhappy. Maidstone are playing Saturday/Monday, I can understand why they would complain about that. Longish trip back from Taunton on Saturday...

Nonsense rather than interesting.

Not tonight he hasn’t. And was never going to.

Why does that make any difference? Robins isn’t going to further punish a player for being sent off when he’s already been suspended for 2 games. If he leaves Binks in (which he might) then it’s not because he’s punishing Kitching.

Robins said it himself on Saturday.

He brought Kitching straight back in after his previous red card, there’s absolutely no reason why he won’t do it again tonight. And he should, he is the better defender.

Stoke at home?

“These kind of comments”? It was a polite request to respect our players’ names and spell them correctly. I’m sorry if four letter words are too difficult for you.

That was one of the stupidest calls I’ve ever heard on CWR (and there’s strong competition every week).

Probably! I personally would expect Robins to take more responsibility but he clearly doesn’t think he needs to.

Of course not, there is always room for improvement and I’m sure the club are looking to do that. But in the meantime, common sense says that you adapt behaviour to meet the current circumstances rather than repeating the same behaviour and expecting a different outcome.

I’m sure it will improve over time as they get used to managing bigger crowds on a regular basis. In the meantime, my original answer of getting there earlier or risking queuing still stands.

I agree, but that’s a choice Robjns has clearly made so I am not going to stress about it.

Carry on queuing and moaning, it’s all the same to me. Not sure why you wouldn’t change your behaviour to adapt to circumstances though, it’s what most sensible people would do.

Two choices, get there earlier or accept you might have to queue. Not difficult.

Robins doesn’t designate a penalty taker so he’s clearly not bothered (otherwise he would do it). He said on Saturday he didn’t want to micro manage it and is happy to let the players sort it out amongst themselves. It’s a non-issue, not sure why people are worrying about it.