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Yeah - sounds like a managed exit, make the position untenable, the replacement will be a lot more free. Guarentee it. I will admit it’s the most important appointment we’ve got to make in years. Does feel like a cross roads moment

Not necessarily train but to manage. 3/5 of the coaches were here prior to King Delaney, Williams and Dempster. admittedly - Williams being the defensive coach is an odd one considering he’s goalkeeping coach. Carr is an individual skills and development coach. Boeteng has been at Villa and...

We were looking for an assistant manager not long ago, the new man will bring in an assistant. we need someone who’s tactically astute.

The role is changing to head coach. The job is to manage the coaches, the guy said “Robins isn’t a coach” that would suggest the coaches didn’t have direction. you’re correct - the deck has been loaded against him if it’s true. It’s been said on here Robins agreed with the Vivaesh removal, and...

There will be an assistant. If what you’ve said is true king decided a while back he wanted Robins gone. its a shame Robins couldn’t adapt. If he’s not a coach as you’ve then his role was untenable, given his game management isn’t the best

There won’t be one lined up - but they’ll have a shortlist that was prepared weeks ago

If that’s the case - it’s exactly as thought. robins has been managed out. I’d expect a new appointment in the mould they want to get an assistant manager, and is likely to get more things his way.

100% this lot have said NOPM but went to Wembley during the checkatrade trophy…. Them complained when the St Andrews season ticket holders got extra away points

Tell you the truth I think it’s because we’ve historically been poor at breaking down the 10 men As annoyed as I was - I didn’t see Robins getting sacked off the back of it

We’ve changed formation 2/3 times before this month robins is accountable - just like he gets all the plaudits when we’ve done well. ultimately - Robins doesn’t have to listen to them. They could have said something in August but if robins doesn’t agree… guess who gets the final say

Maybe they have? Might explain the allegations of mixed messages? ultimately Robins is accountable for the on the pitch stuff.

I said I’m open to this. I’m more interested in whether they’re tactically astute. I don’t want your run of the mill managers - Michael Beale for instance. obviously the proof is in the pudding someone has to come in a hit the ground running. If they don’t it’ll be toxic, Keane has that urban...

Robins has regularly started most of his seasons with us with a low risk passing game. It’s slow and cumbersome. After it doesn’t work he reverts to the quick passing counter attacking game that suits us well, hence for me the reason we start the season badly usually. maybe he’d have done it...

Yeah I’d suggest it is Carr - looks at the individual development of each player. Boeteng and Delaney appear to have backfilled roles, dempster seems to have stepped up form his previous role I agree on the bizarre Williams move though. If he’s coaching the defence, I can’t defend that - he’s a...

See I’m actually open to a left field choice such as Bloomfield and Sheehan. I’m basing this on the research has been done and they’re tactically astute. Robbie Keane I’ve kept tabs on and would take him some as you suggest are an absolute bag of wank

I’m pro the set up myself, I think it’s more fluid and modern in line with what is needed and desired by newer players. I’d suggest the issues we’ve suffered from are tactical, and therefore rest with Robins. Despite my previous concerns I actually think we were starting to turn it around as...

Pretty sure he was aware of the incoming structure.

Can you tell me the day to say workings of the new coaches and what their roles are? you know so we can assess the quality?

Robins: regularly complains under SISU that we don’t have the back room to compete with the teams at the top king comes in and brings in the setup robins:

When did Lamps become a friend of Doug?