The watchmaker
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He'll be back. Once Lampard has led us to promised land of L1, he shall return and the third coming will be the brightest of them all. For so it is foretold!
He'll be back. Once Lampard has led us to promised land of L1, he shall return and the third coming will be the brightest of them all. For so it is foretold!Won’t manage again unless it’s local and suits his private life. Coventry in the premier league would have been his swan song
Or more likely he‘ll become Rotherham boss next summerHe'll be back. Once Lampard has led us to promised land of L1, he shall return and the third coming will be the brightest of them all. For so it is foretold!
Manager swap.Robins to Luton? Edwards will be gone soon, Luton currently 4-0 down at Boro.
Robins to Luton? Edwards will be gone soon, Luton currently 4-0 down at Boro.
if he snatches our best players it wouldnt go down well when he comes back Id imagine.Will feel very weird when this inevitably happens. Is there anybody he could manage that would tarnish his reputation with us?
Showing loyalty to someone is pretty easy when they’re providing you with ongoing success, sacking him at the first sign of trouble displays a distinct lack of loyalty imho.Tbf he was the longest serving manager in the championship, And in the top 2 or 3 in the entire football league.
That's what made it such a bloody shock.
Wherever he ends up next, they are getting a bloody good manager. I just hope for all our sakes that King's plans come off, otherwise this decision is going to look like the biggest cluster fuck in the clubs history.
I'm sure some chairmen who might be contemplating firing their manager might be tempted to press the button sooner than they anticipated now that Robins is available. Luton spring to mindHope he does well wherever he goes.
And a lack of understanding regarding the long-term nature of success.Showing loyalty to someone is pretty easy when they’re providing you with ongoing success, sacking him at the first sign of trouble displays a distinct lack of loyalty imho.
Adi leaving was the beginning of the end!
Really?? We came 9th a season after he left.Hamer leaving was the beginning of the end.
We still haven’t come close to replacing that quality and this is particularly evident this season. The manager needs to get quality players in this department asap - we’re no probably going to have to replace Sheaf and possibly Eccles in the summer too.Really?? We came 9th a season after he left.
He used to commute from Derby every day and was always at Ryton by 0700Really don't think he will go back in for it tbh
Put his heart and soul into us and managed in completely unique circumstances
Hope he can feel satisfied and gets a well earned rest with his payoff
Wayne Rooney’s Derby?He used to commute from Derby every day and was always at Ryton by 0700
Really?? We came 9th a season after he left.
Whilst I think there's a lot of mistakes you can lay at King's door, I'm not sure how Hamer leaving is one of them.It was the first test Doug failed and the first of the heart of that squad to go. Vik was quality but not the same personality as well and was always going to leave. Probably even if we got promoted. He’s been too keen to replace what we had and it’s meant there’s been no continuity.
Would definitely be one to welcome onto the pitch at legends day instead of Steve Morgan.Robins has been brilliant for us. One of the top managers we have had in the 56 years I have been supporting the club. He dragged us out of our darkest moments
I don't care what team he might come back with, I would stand up and applaud him
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