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[Bugsy]

An another one...

Robins has brought sanity, stability and overdue success - Coventry City are back

In two spells with the Sky Blues, Mark Robins has brought the good times back, because he seems to be the EFL's great over-achiever

inews.co.uk

.....PUSB

 

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[shmmeee]

Hate these. They can all go away until the end of the season. No attention please.

 

[CDK]

Seems to be a lot of interest from the media right now.

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

Think Nathan Jones at Luton deserves some of these articles. Ideally just before the return fixture

 

[SkyblueTexan]

Hope an investor with pockets as deep as the owners of Newcastle or Man City is reading these articles and seeing a ground floor opportunity with plenty of upside potential.

 

[CDK]

Hope an investor with pockets as deep as the owners of Newcastle or Man City is reading these articles and seeing a ground floor opportunity with plenty of upside potential.

That would be a great result if that happened.

 

[hill83]

I love the idea that no club owners have heard of Mark Robins or our recent success until an article comes out.

 

[better days]

I love the idea that no club owners have heard of Mark Robins or our recent success until an article comes out.

Loads of people have looked at us but we were always too expensive
Especially as we have been in a pretty bad state in recent years with few assets and poor oversight
The penny dropped with the owners so they brought in Robins and allowed him to assemble a strong coaching and recruitment team
Dave Boddy coming in settled the chaos behind the scenes and has sorted a ten year tenancy at the CBS as well as agreement for a new stadium at the Uni
This is the strongest squad we've had for years
Interesting times

 

[CDK]

All round good health of the club and a great time to be city fan.

 

[Bugsy]

Just incase some have missed it, Gyokeres has done a piece in the inews.... PUSB

Viktor Gyokeres: Coventry City are 'good enough' to sustain Championship promotion push

The Sweden international's nine goals have propelled the Sky Blues into fourth in the table and dreaming of an unlikely Premier League return

inews.co.uk