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skyblue1523 · Feb 13, 2013

Talks ongoing but can't agree terms as things stand.would you welcome him back as he s not left yet would the players accept him back or do we send him on gardening leave.

CovFan · Feb 13, 2013

I'm looking North and I'm seeing the Ricoh.

skyblue1523 · Feb 13, 2013

CovFan said:
I'm looking North and I'm seeing the Ricoh.

Look north is the BBC region for Yorkshire

ccfc92 · Feb 13, 2013

I believe there is already a thread on welcoming him back

Otis · Feb 13, 2013

I'd welcome him back with open arms.

Any knives I had upon my person would be tucked away in my socks.

wozey · Feb 13, 2013

Simple answer and a very easy one NO I would want him sacked as soon as he arrived back in Coventry

shy_tall_knight · Feb 13, 2013

how do you know he can't agree terms, agents would have had off the record talks way before the official approach I doubt he would have burned his bridges here if there was any chance of him not joining, he's gone, lets move on.

par1sons · Feb 13, 2013

wozey said:
Simple answer and a very easy one NO I would want him sacked as soon as he arrived back in Coventry

You cannot blame a league 1 manager to attend a meeting with a championship club. You're getting wrapped up in all the crap over the last 24 hours. Footballers and managers simply see it as a job and nothing more. If your playing for the top 4 teams in England, most players stay, below that its all about dollars

philmcc · Feb 13, 2013

par1sons said:
You cannot blame a league 1 manager to attend a meeting with a championship club. You're getting wrapped up in all the crap over the last 24 hours. Footballers and managers simply see it as a job and nothing more. If your playing for the top 4 teams in England, most players stay, below that its all about dollars

agreed but he shouldn't come out with ridiculous statements like having sky blue blood and all that claptrap..

wozey · Feb 13, 2013

par1sons said:
You cannot blame a league 1 manager to attend a meeting with a championship club. You're getting wrapped up in all the crap over the last 24 hours. Footballers and managers simply see it as a job and nothing more. If your playing for the top 4 teams in England, most players stay, below that its all about dollars

I can and I will mate he's let everyone down but more importantly himself, there is no place for him at Coventry now and more clubs will try and get him now they know he's open to a move

coundonskyblue · Feb 13, 2013

par1sons said:
You cannot blame a league 1 manager to attend a meeting with a championship club. You're getting wrapped up in all the crap over the last 24 hours. Footballers and managers simply see it as a job and nothing more. If your playing for the top 4 teams in England, most players stay, below that its all about dollars

And you cant blame fans for wanting their manager to actually be commited to their job.

SkyBlueBlood · Feb 13, 2013

No chance has to be sacked for gross misconduct if he crawls back.

Chipfat · Feb 13, 2013

Im so sure something has gone on or is going on for Robins to change his mind so fast on where his future lies. If this was purely money triple the wages some are sayin he would of gone weeks ago or at least signed yesterday, im sure the truth will come out. Or at least both sides of the story so we can all make our own mind up on where any blame is if any.

Bluegloucester · Feb 13, 2013

Ok, so let's say Robins cannot agree terms and stays with us. We can't put him on garden leave as we have no money. What do we do? It can't be gross misconduct as he was given permission to talk to HTFC.

wozey · Feb 13, 2013

He will have to step down because his position would be untenable

Bluegloucester · Feb 13, 2013

I can really see that happening, a football manager with morals?

Jed Maxwell · Feb 13, 2013

He's tarnished now, we'll be on his back as soon as we hit a bad run. To put it another way he is now like a "knocked up" fit bird who you once adored but is now someone else's property

Bluegloucester · Feb 13, 2013

Sisu won't pay his contract up, no money.

Brighton Sky Blue · Feb 13, 2013

It's slightly surprising that they haven't agreed a deal already, given the keenness from Huddersfield to get him and his seemingly high appetite to join them. A few people here will look mighty silly if he does come back here at any rate.

rupert_bear · Feb 13, 2013

Depends on his reasons for thinking about leaving

Grendel · Feb 13, 2013

par1sons said:
You cannot blame a league 1 manager to attend a meeting with a championship club. You're getting wrapped up in all the crap over the last 24 hours. Footballers and managers simply see it as a job and nothing more. If your playing for the top 4 teams in England, most players stay, below that its all about dollars

Wrong. Robins agreed a 3 year contract. If he failed he gets paid off if dismissed.

stupot07 · Feb 13, 2013

He's probably trying to negotiate a release clause for 5 months time....

sky blue zam · Feb 13, 2013

philmcc said:
agreed but he shouldn't come out with ridiculous statements like having sky blue blood and all that claptrap..

and here is where all this has kicked off. if he never said this sure people would still be pissed off but not so personal

georgehudson · Feb 14, 2013

maybe the confidentiality clause issue is at the heart of all this

Sick Boy · Feb 14, 2013

Jed Maxwell said:
To put it another way he is now like a "knocked up" fit bird who you once adored but is now someone else's property

You do realise that we are now in the year 2013?

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