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!
Mark Robins managing another team (21 Viewers)
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Super Graham Withey
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Or more likely he‘ll become Rotherham boss next summer
no_loyalty
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Robins to Luton? Edwards will be gone soon, Luton currently 4-0 down at Boro.
Manager swap.
Tommo1993
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Very soon. Within 48 hours I’d say.
Essexrobbie
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if he snatches our best players it wouldnt go down well when he comes back Id imagine.
Brylowes
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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.
Alan Dugdales Moustache
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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 mind
blunted
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And a lack of understanding regarding the long-term nature of success.
lifeskyblue
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Think Robins might want a 6month rest from football after his time with us and the obvious personal hurt he has had recently. If and when he does return to the CBS the vast majority of fans will welcome him and he will always be remembered as one of our very best.
shmmeee
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Hamer leaving was the beginning of the end.
Really?? We came 9th a season after he left.
Mucca Mad Boys
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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.
BackRoomRummermill
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He used to commute from Derby every day and was always at Ryton by 0700
Johhny Blue
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Wayne Rooney’s Derby?
shmmeee
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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.
ProfessorbyGrace
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I’d imagine he’d find it difficult to turn Norwich or Rotherham down, if they came knocking.
Personally, I think he’ll take a well earned break for now, though.
Personally, I think he’ll take a well earned break for now, though.
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.
He was off as soon as Dabo skied his penalty. Just because we hoped / thought he might stay doesn't change that.
We desperately miss his vision more than anything, but it's not as if we haven't tried to replace him, however unsuccessful that might have been. We aren't in the market for £15m midfielders, so were never going to get a player of the same quality as Hamer was in his final season. We actually did what we should have done, and reinvested the money across the squad; in that sense King did exactly what we needed him to do to allow progression. If that recruitment was crap, then that's not the same problem as a player who'd outgrown us leaving.
Adge
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Would definitely be one to welcome onto the pitch at legends day instead of Steve Morgan.