Don't they all get assurances to begin with?
Don't they all get assurances to begin with?Hoping there is more than meets the eye.
He must have assurances
Satisfied or needs a job, he's not exactly in demand is he.
Satisfied or needs a job, he's not exactly in demand is he.
I'm not sure why are you getting so defensive about it.Probably not but we'll never know the exact reason unless he tells us in his news conference.
I'm not sure why are you getting so defensive about it.
We're in a much worse position on and off the pitch than the first time he left (when he cited the clubs ongoing problems as a reason for leaving). He's got to be either desperate for a job or knows something is happening that we don't know, because he can't actually be satisfied with the current state of the club.
Because people find it an interesting topic of discussion as to why someone would take this job.I'm not. Just don't know why some are trying to analyse his decision. He will probably just trot out the "unfinished business" line anyway. Personally just pleased it is him rather than an in-house appointment.
Not true.By the way it's not just us who think we have the worst two keepers in the league every fucker else from opposing teams think so as well. They laugh at our keepers it's bloody embarrassing .
They are both shit so Mark please show them the door
I wonder if Robins will be allowed his old assistant Steve Taylor? Or will he be told it's Sam Ricketts
Scunthorpe are doing well now. Did robins put in the groundwork and not get the credit? Did well here didn't he. Got a championship job from us.
My point is he surely would have a pick of 2-3 league 1 clubs who don't have a protest every match. No?
By the way it's not just us who think we have the worst two keepers in the league every fucker else from opposing teams think so as well. They laugh at our keepers it's bloody embarrassing .
They are both shit so Mark please show them the door
-1 point for Mcsheffrey.Compared to now? It was fucking Barcelona. Murphy, Wood, Christie, Fleck, McSheffery, Baker, McGoldrick, Wilson.
Compare that to: Burge, Turnbull, Haynes, Rose, Reid, Jones, Tudgay, etc.
we can only hope and pray. ctidPerhaps I'm clutching at straws but can't stop thinking something else is in the air, are sisu buggering off or even Fisher in fact I would rather him go he's the driving force behind our decline.
No. I don't think he did leave due to money such as higher salary, I think certain assurances and promises weren't forthcoming and backtracked upon such as back room staff, player recruitment etc. The football grapevine picked this up and Huddersfield moved in and made an offer which at the time he'd have been silly to refuse. Going to be interesting to find out the length of contract and if he brings in his own back room staff. He must have discussed the current state of our club not so much our league position that's there in black and white but the future such as our academy, where we might be playing in 18 months time, next seasons player budget etc, I wonder who did he have those discussions with and when.Did Robins leave last time due to our bad owners or more money from Huddersfield ??
I'm genuinely stunned, more so from his perspective. Why on earth would he jump back into a situation that he managed to wriggle away from a few years back? Especially given how the situation has gotten considerably worse since he left us last time!
Thinking about it for a
No. I don't think he did leave due to money such as higher salary, I think certain assurances and promises weren't forthcoming and backtracked upon such as back room staff, player recruitment etc. The football grapevine picked this up and Huddersfield moved in and made an offer which at the time he'd have been silly to refuse. Going to be interesting to find out the length of contract and if he brings in his own back room staff. He must have discussed the current state of our club not so much our league position that's there in black and white but the future such as our academy, where we might be playing in 18 months time, next seasons player budget etc, I wonder who did he have those discussions with and when.
Or a brown one if your RSExactly all those managers out there have failed that is why they are unemployed.
Most have had a golden period but are found out in the end.
Kieran crowley tweeted that he quadrupled his salary when he went to HuddersfieldThinking about it for a
No. I don't think he did leave due to money such as higher salary, I think certain assurances and promises weren't forthcoming and backtracked upon such as back room staff, player recruitment etc. The football grapevine picked this up and Huddersfield moved in and made an offer which at the time he'd have been silly to refuse. Going to be interesting to find out the length of contract and if he brings in his own back room staff. He must have discussed the current state of our club not so much our league position that's there in black and white but the future such as our academy, where we might be playing in 18 months time, next seasons player budget etc, I wonder who did he have those discussions with and when.
So if he wins the next five games someone else will want his services?OK a few thoughts.
1) Thanks RS for your time trying to make it work - a thankless task and i think not a genuine reflection on his abilities elsewhere (as shown by decent results at Yeovil, Cardiff and Orient). Won't go down as a CCFC success but frankly few do, and the rot had set in long before he arrived. After the MV run of 6 losses in a row the writing was on the wall. That said, nobody can criticism firing him as a bad decision. All the best RS.
2) MR returning has been mooted by many including myself as a decent solution. Just today after the Slade news, it crossed my mind. Surprising he wasn't appointed in October but maybe TF genuinely though RS would be a better man for the situation? There were't many disagreeing with him on that one, in all fairness.
3) Despite point 2 above, this is clearly a surprise but I think for many Sky Blues fans, it will be a welcome one. It strikes me as an encouraging appointment and maybe improves our very slim chances of survival - if he can string together 3 wins before the cup final, who knows what sort of momentum could be built?
4) Welcome back MR. Clearly, as with Eric Black, nobody who leaves us to take a step up / is wrongfully fired is allowed to be forgotten - clearly we need to see MR fail so we can all get closure =)
5) Don't believe any of the assertions you read about how this means SISU are likely to go. He was offered more money and a higher level of football by Huddersfield, and took it while the going was good. Yes we were facing uncertain times back in 2013 (how times have changed!) but that was the background, not the reason he left. There's likely no connection with the ownership at all.
6) Although I do find the appointment encouraging, I do sadly feel like it won't work out as well for him/us as it did in 2012/13. The right intent is there from TF to get MR back, which is good, but as for MR himself I can't see him being a shit hot success for us twice.
They weren't laughing at Burge on Saturday when he saved the penalty. They were slapping him on the back - didn't you see?Our back four laugh at them never mind the opposition.
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