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He was forced into making those changes and that demonstrates his flexibility as a manager - an admirable trait. A lot of mangers would've tried to fit square pegs into round holes. #RobinsIn

If we stick with the same system as last night, then I think Ostigard could play left back. I think MR has referenced his ability to fill in at full back - I could wrong. If Godden is returning to the side, it might be worth considering playing 5-3-2 again. Frankly, based off the last two...

MR has proven he’s tactically flexible. Played 4-4-2 for 2 seasons, then 4-3-3, then 5-3-2, 3-4-2-1, back to 5-3-2 and now back to 4-5-1/4-2-3-1. If we play 2 strikers, Walker and Godden will start if match fit and available, 100%. If not, then it’s a battle between them, and Walker has put in...

McFadz is the most dominant defender we have, but he has a costly mistake in him. Hyam, for me, is the most reliable defender we have. Last night he made a crucial header to deny an opportunity from a cross. Similarly, his defending against Bournemouth was heroic. Those two defenders are the...

Based off tonight’s game, you’re right. Last season, this same team came pretty close to reaching the playoff final. It’s a long season, there’s plenty of time for everyone to turn things around.

A fantastic result for us tonight. Cardiff will probably be in and around the playoffs at the end of the season. Fair play to Robins mixing it up and showing his flexibility as a manager (again). The midfield dominated the game and we won a lot of balls in the middle third, and seemed to win...

We’ve also had a difficult start to the season. After Norwich, we would have played against 9 of the top 12. Despite many results going against us, there was glimpses that we have got what it takes to compete in this league.

We’ve looked good tonight, Hamer should’ve done better with his header, and Walker should be on for a hat-trick. Giles on the wing has been an inspired choice tonight.

I liked Mickey Adams from memory and the season with Wise brings back fond memories as a JSB. Also, Dowie for a period and Man U away is still one of my all time favourite moments as a supporter. As for Strachan, I was at an age where I supported Cov, but didn’t know what was going on. All in...

The only issue is that you just struggle to find anyone who's done a good job (in my time)...

Well, that would be totally consistent with the Government’s inconsistent policies so far... It just doesn’t seem feasible we’ll be back at the football anytime soon.

Survival...

If we want a true reflection of where we’re at, December is shaping up to be very important for us. Derby, Sheffield Wednesday, Rotherham and Wycombe are around us. Frankly, we all expected to be in this position, so I don’t know why people are shocked. The rationale for sacking Robins now...

The football world would surely agree it’s a good idea to sack Robins. Especially when you account that after 12 games, we’re outside the relegation zone. 8 of our 12 games have been against top half teams all as a newly promoted team too.

Not really, he was bottom for 4-5 months before turning it around. Things take time.

How dare you be realistic.

Hamer is second in the league for chances created...

We played 2 striker in L2 and our first season in L1... Against Fleetwood, we switched to 5-3-2 that turned our season around - injuries forced us to adapt ‘the box’ formation’.

Yes. Robins said as much before the first game Godden and Biamou were paired together - Walker happened to be not fit.

I’ve interpreted differently, and I’m open minded that I could be wrong. At best, it was a half chance so it’s not really worth a lengthy discussion. What I will say is this: in that scenario, how threatening was Biamou there? In my view, not very. Ironically, I like Biamou and want him to...