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The problem is - once we became stable and starting spending money whilst maintaining one of the biggest gates in the league. We stopped being underdogs. I always think that Robins the best the siege manager out there. But in recent years the clubs profile has changed

So…. Has anybody got any concrete info on this?

It’s content like this that makes me appreciate social media

Yes - because every fan wants to lose just to be right

Pretty sure he’ll be forgiven if we get to the premier league

It’s more - acceptance that robins is gone, but we need a manager

But then when we played them it was “they were shit - how did they beat us?”

I’m not against it - so probably be in the meh column? We’ll find out come May won’t we

It’s not a case of lapping it up - it’s just acceptance that whether you’re happy about it or not, Robins is gone we need a new manager - and one as soon as possible. personally disappointed it’s not a random German nobody’s ever heard of but here we are

NH he’s just the current latest name on the bookies favourite list.

We can’t defend for shit we might aswell trying and just outscore the opposition

So gets us promoted this season - gets us relegated in a car crash prem season next year? I’ll take it

I still reckon he’d our best midfielder

Still need a fucking central midfielder to play that way though

I’m aware - I’m just saying win ratio’s at inidividual clubs isn’t a fully telling story is it

Mark Robins 32% win ratio at Scunthorpe and 33% at Huddersfield was a real indicator on how he was gonna do with us wasn’t it

2bh if he does well enough to jump ship to a prem team, I’m certain we’ll be happy with our season

Yeah - bizarre weekend that was, Slade was sacked Sunday afternoon and I’m sure we announced Robins later on that night

Difference is I think Lampard’s rep can carry us over medium term. Hes gonna butt heads with world class players, lesser players will respect him

Interestingly - Lampard fell out with the recruitment director at Chelsea - Marina Granovskaia but looking into him - he’s used to working within a similar structure we operate and is a big supporter of the data driven ways he’s brought through a fair few youngsters aswell