I'm going to get shot down for this but i don't think it was a master stroke. I just think we had a very young and inexperienced side in dire need of an older head to give them some direction. Doyle was available, knew the club so it was a no-brainer to sign him really. He had proved with Pompey that he still had the legs for league 2 so it was a fairly safe bet. I don't think even Robins realised just how important a player he was going to be.
Yeah maybe so. I just think that re-signing ex players is always a gamble and MR couldn't have known that this one would pay off as well as it did. I suppose though all signings are gambles aren't they so i guess it makes no odds.I don't know, I think Robins knew exactly what he needed, remember that he was in for Doyle prior to last season finishing.
I'm going to get shot down for this but i don't think it was a master stroke. I just think we had a very young and inexperienced side in dire need of an older head to give them some direction. Doyle was available, knew the club so it was a no-brainer to sign him really. He had proved with Pompey that he still had the legs for league 2 so it was a fairly safe bet. I don't think even Robins realised just how important a player he was going to be.
oh yeah what happens to baker now lol
honestly believe the biggest master stroke played by robins was singing this guy!
By an absolute moron who's absence from the celebrations is noticeable.
I guess all I was saying was that we were all surprised that Doyle has had such a big impact and I think MR probably was too. I don't think he signed him thinking that he was the pivotal lynch pin to win promotionBit confused by this. If you re-read your post, you say it wasn't a master stroke, then go onto explain why it actually was ! The only bit you say against it being a master stroke, was that you didn't think MR knew he was going to be so important (but he may have) - so I vote for 'Master stroke !'
And post number 7 in the same thread, "A team who can't handle the pressure of Yeovil at home ain't going up via the play offs".
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