Why can't we see who voted for what? Normally we can.
The 7 nos are I guess, G, Boosh and who else?
The 7 nos are I guess, G, Boosh and who else?
Now its potentially a reality , Will mark Robins be Coventrys greatest manager if we get promoted (1 Viewer)
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Well NW I’d guess also others on the thread have said they don’t think he is.
Jimmy hill to me always will be anyway as he really created the club we have today.
It took him those three games to get to grips with the team. After these games the form of that team was transformed. A team that was constantly losing hit a level that wasn’t far off play off form if continued across a season. Oxford were red hot favourites for that game. I’m pretty sure if Slade had been in charge instead of Robins then the bookies would have been right. By the time of the Checkatrade final Robins has already started to turn things around.
He is the best manager I’ve seen but I’m too young to compare so I didn’t vote
Oh with Slade in charge I’d say that day would have gone very differently.
It’s a landslide at the moment, good to see that people at last see what an incredible job Robins has done
He doesn’t even realise he named himself after a dim witted Pokémon
I haven't voted as there's no option for incomparable so pointless.
Your mate Grendel tried to drum up support for getting rid of Robins for a couple of years. He still won't admit he was wrong. Why don't you ever ask him?
Me. I gave my reasons all the way back in post 7 of the thread.
I genuinely feel at this moment Robins and Hill have both been the catalysts for incredible changes for this club and and the city as a whole. To a point that I think it's currently unfair to claim one is "greater" than the other. Even hypothetically or for fun. So I've said I think of them as joint GOATs with Sillett in 3rd.
Now, if Robins gets us a PL title or one of the European cups (if Leicester can, there's no reason we couldn't in the future), I could be tempted to rethink
Me. I gave my reasons all the way back in post 7 of the thread.
I genuinely feel at this moment Robins and Hill have both been the catalysts for incredible changes for this club and and the city as a whole. To a point that I think it's currently unfair to claim one is "greater" than the other. Even hypothetically or for fun. So I've said I think of them as joint GOATs with Sillett in 3rd.
Now, if Robins gets us a PL title or one of the European cups (if Leicester can, there's no reason we couldn't in the future), I could be tempted to rethink
Think this is a really fair point. Not much good to come from debating whether Hill or Robins or even Sillett is better. They’re all at the same legend status.
Boosh doesn't even support City - in fact,I don't know why he/it/she's on this forum....or on this planet
He goes to most games to be fair. You can question his motives on this forum half the time, but you cannot question hes a fan.
So you've changed your mind then because you posted earlier that Noel Cantwell was the best manager, because he got us into Europe.
No one that calls themselves baldy is pulling her. I hardly picture shaved head Becks when he posts
You can only manage what you have in front of you, and Mark Robins was inheriting a club destined for league 2. If you are tasked 6 years to get to a championship play off final would any other of our previous managers done better? Jimmy Hill worked wonders on and off the pitch in a differnt era, get us promoted and Robins more than deserves to sat along side him.
Jimmy Hill had a very big budget, I’d say Sillett would have been better equipped as he could take a team and get them performing way better than they did previously
Such a shame Jimmy Hill wasn't around long enough to have a picture with Robins & Sillett.
I think this picture of Robins and Sillett is great, would be the basis of some great artwork if Jimmy Hill was there with them.
Our three greatest managers
I think this picture of Robins and Sillett is great, would be the basis of some great artwork if Jimmy Hill was there with them.
Our three greatest managers
The lineup for Robins' first game:
Lee Burge
Kevin Foley
Nathan Clarke
Jordan Turnbull
Chris Stokes
George Thomas
Ben Stevenson
Callum Reilly
Kwame Thomas
Stuart Beavon
Charles Vernam
And now he has us one game from the Premier League.
It's a remarkable turnaround and achievement.
Lee Burge
Kevin Foley
Nathan Clarke
Jordan Turnbull
Chris Stokes
George Thomas
Ben Stevenson
Callum Reilly
Kwame Thomas
Stuart Beavon
Charles Vernam
And now he has us one game from the Premier League.
It's a remarkable turnaround and achievement.
