Subject: Re: Amongst the worst decisions in the history of Coventry City FCMr King.
Do you realise what you just have done?
How long or hopefully short your tenure at our club is you will NEVER be forgiven for the ludicrous decision to sack Mark Robins.
Do you not realise what this man has done for our club and how much he means to the vast majority of the fans ?
Just look at the polls and dismiss the Johnnie cum latelies who wanted him out .
I for one want Mark back and you gone from our club forever.
PUSB
probably not the best time to have fucked off on holidayDoug King is currently out of the office
Mr King.
Do you realise what you just have done?
How long or hopefully short your tenure at our club is you will NEVER be forgiven for the ludicrous decision to sack Mark Robins.
Do you not realise what this man has done for our club and how much he means to the vast majority of the fans ?
Just look at the polls and dismiss the Johnnie cum latelies who wanted him out .
I for one want Mark back and you gone from our club forever.
PUSB
I look forward to being proved wrongPretty sure he’ll be forgiven if we get to the premier league
Yes - because every fan wants to lose just to be rightI look forward to being proved wrong
Johnnie cum latelies
Grendel when the next American Presidential election comes round I suggest you stand.About what I would have expected from you Grendel
It's not to do with any of that! It's to do with the way it was done! Totally without respect for what's gone before. To use your analogy, it was the original guide who had the courage to enter the Amazon jungle, who set us on our way!We want to get into the Premier League and Doug has decided that Mark is not likely to get us there and therefore has made a change.
Whilst many of us don’t like to see Mark go i thought this analogy might help
We decide we want to trek through the Amazon jungle to a new destination. At the start of the journey we use a guide who hasn;’t been through the AMAZON before but he has successfully guided us through other jungles In the region.
After 2 years of trekking and millions in investment we were further away from the destination than when we started.
We therefore take the decision to swap guides to someone who has a track record of getting through the AMAZON specifically.
We feel disloyal to guide one who has been great to us on previous treks but does that make the decision to swap wrong ?
OK so at what point do you either give up on the hope of getting through the jungle or swap guides ?It's not to do with any of that! It's to do with the way it was done! Totally without respect for what's gone before. To use your analogy, it was the original guide who had the courage to enter the Amazon jungle, who set us on our way!
I remember this one!We want to get into the Premier League and Doug has decided that Mark is not likely to get us there and therefore has made a change.
Whilst many of us don’t like to see Mark go i thought this analogy might help
We decide we want to trek through the Amazon jungle to a new destination. At the start of the journey we use a guide who hasn;’t been through the AMAZON before but he has successfully guided us through other jungles In the region.
After 2 years of trekking and millions in investment we were further away from the destination than when we started.
We therefore take the decision to swap guides to someone who has a track record of getting through the AMAZON specifically.
We feel disloyal to guide one who has been great to us on previous treks but does that make the decision to swap wrong ?
Yes me too.I remember this one!
it was when we sacked Eric Black and appointed Peter Reid who would “guarantee promotion”.
We want to get into the Premier League and Doug has decided that Mark is not likely to get us there and therefore has made a change.
Whilst many of us don’t like to see Mark go i thought this analogy might help
We decide we want to trek through the Amazon jungle to a new destination. At the start of the journey we use a guide who hasn;’t been through the AMAZON before but he has successfully guided us through other jungles In the region.
After 2 years of trekking and millions in investment we were further away from the destination than when we started.
We therefore take the decision to swap guides to someone who has a track record of getting through the AMAZON specifically.
We feel disloyal to guide one who has been great to us on previous treks but does that make the decision to swap wrong ?
He didn’t though did heWhat if the head of your party had took the guides map and compass off him before you set off?
We want to get into the Premier League and Doug has decided that Mark is not likely to get us there and therefore has made a change.
Whilst many of us don’t like to see Mark go i thought this analogy might help
We decide we want to trek through the Amazon jungle to a new destination. At the start of the journey we use a guide who hasn;’t been through the AMAZON before but he has successfully guided us through other jungles In the region.
After 2 years of trekking and millions in investment we were further away from the destination than when we started.
We therefore take the decision to swap guides to someone who has a track record of getting through the AMAZON specifically.
We feel disloyal to guide one who has been great to us on previous treks but does that make the decision to swap wrong ?
He didn’t though did he
he asked the guide what do you need to succeed and then invested £50m in that
Mr King.
Do you realise what you just have done?
How long or hopefully short your tenure at our club is you will NEVER be forgiven for the ludicrous decision to sack Mark Robins.
Do you not realise what this man has done for our club and how much he means to the vast majority of the fans ?
Just look at the polls and dismiss the Johnnie cum latelies who wanted him out .
I for one want Mark back and you gone from our club forever.
PUSB
Mr King.
Do you realise what you just have done?
How long or hopefully short your tenure at our club is you will NEVER be forgiven for the ludicrous decision to sack Mark Robins.
Do you not realise what this man has done for our club and how much he means to the vast majority of the fans ?
Just look at the polls and dismiss the Johnnie cum latelies who wanted him out .
I for one want Mark back and you gone from our club forever.
PUSB
Ok, but can we substitute Amazon Jungle for Concrete JungleWe decide we want to trek through the Amazon jungle to a new destination. At the start of the journey we use a guide who hasn;’t been through the AMAZON before but he has successfully guided us through other jungles In the region.
He didn’t though did he
he asked the guide what do you need to succeed and then invested £50m in that
Good analogy provided you can find a new guide with the required track record.We want to get into the Premier League and Doug has decided that Mark is not likely to get us there and therefore has made a change.
Whilst many of us don’t like to see Mark go i thought this analogy might help
We decide we want to trek through the Amazon jungle to a new destination. At the start of the journey we use a guide who hasn;’t been through the AMAZON before but he has successfully guided us through other jungles In the region.
After 2 years of trekking and millions in investment we were further away from the destination than when we started.
We therefore take the decision to swap guides to someone who has a track record of getting through the AMAZON specifically.
We feel disloyal to guide one who has been great to us on previous treks but does that make the decision to swap wrong ?
Good analogy. But what if the entire party had been dropped in the Serengeti first and guide one had somehow got them to the Amazon.We want to get into the Premier League and Doug has decided that Mark is not likely to get us there and therefore has made a change.
Whilst many of us don’t like to see Mark go i thought this analogy might help
We decide we want to trek through the Amazon jungle to a new destination. At the start of the journey we use a guide who hasn;’t been through the AMAZON before but he has successfully guided us through other jungles In the region.
After 2 years of trekking and millions in investment we were further away from the destination than when we started.
We therefore take the decision to swap guides to someone who has a track record of getting through the AMAZON specifically.
We feel disloyal to guide one who has been great to us on previous treks but does that make the decision to swap wrong ?
If you are so blinkered you cannot see Robins has a material part to play in our current under performance then I’m not sure what to sayYes he did.
Defensive coach not replaced
Assistant not replaced
Experienced players not replaced.
Loa market not utilised.
YOu can come up with all the jungle analogies you want but all of the above are facts.
It's a tawdry way to treat a loyal manager and it’s not how I want my club run.
If you are so blinkered you cannot see Robins has a material part to play in our current under performance then I’m not sure what to say
I like Mark, I wouldn’t have fired him, but I can understand why a different decision was made.
For every post you can link where I've said Robins is blameless I'll give you a tenner.
For every post I can link where I'm critical of Robins you give me a quid, deal?
I concur - just use one of the other many threads.Thanks mate, what I really thought we needed was another thread on Robins' exit
People that think the recruitment is entirely on Robins need to look back at his interviews over the last 2 years. Summer before last he was banging on about 'needing to replace Hamers energy in the middle of the park, this summer 'a different type of player' 'more experience'. Do the players we brought in really fit that description?Yes he did.
Defensive coach not replaced
Assistant not replaced
Experienced players not replaced.
Loa market not utilised.
YOu can come up with all the jungle analogies you want but all of the above are facts.
It's a tawdry way to treat a loyal manager and its not how I want my club run.
As we well know its all a matter of opinion.Well you’re not speaking on my behalf.
I don’t get it. Where does Sakamoto fit in this story?We want to get into the Premier League and Doug has decided that Mark is not likely to get us there and therefore has made a change.
Whilst many of us don’t like to see Mark go i thought this analogy might help
We decide we want to trek through the Amazon jungle to a new destination. At the start of the journey we use a guide who hasn;’t been through the AMAZON before but he has successfully guided us through other jungles In the region.
After 2 years of trekking and millions in investment we were further away from the destination than when we started.
We therefore take the decision to swap guides to someone who has a track record of getting through the AMAZON specifically.
We feel disloyal to guide one who has been great to us on previous treks but does that make the decision to swap wrong ?
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