Asked if it is a source of frustration and disappointment that it hasn’t worked out for the player, the manager said: “It is what it is.
“When we were talking about doing it and bringing him in we knew he was enigmatic and someone who needed to come in and get to a level to start with.
But, as it turned out, it just wasn’t there, so I wish him all the best with whatever he decides to do.
“It’s a shame but that is what it is and sometimes it’s not always for them, for whatever reason.
“He may well go and pop up somewhere else and I hope he does because he’s a talented player.”
Pressed on what Enobakhare has to do to finally get his career up and running, having had failed spells with Kilmarnock, Wigan Athletic and AEK Athens before managing just one EFL Cup appearance in his second spell at City, Robins said: “I think sometimes you have to take responsibility.”
He went on to describe him as a ‘free spirit’ who wanted to do things his own way rather than fit in.
You can’t force people to do things you want them to do,” added the manager.
“If you’re in an environment like ours you have to fit in to a degree to a structure or methodology; to a way or working and behaving, what have you.
“And sometimes it’s not for you. Sometimes you’re a free spirit and you want to be able to do what you want to do and that doesn’t always work in environments like the football environment, for instance.
“But like I say, it is a shame and he has to go and find himself and find out what it really is that he wants from his career and life. And I wish him all the best.”
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