Its time to move on. Whether we agree with the decision or not, whether we believe Doug Kings version of event or not, Robins is not coming back. No amount of vitriol is going to bring him back.
We have to back the team, and whoever the new manager is. Only the future will tell us whether this was the right decision.
Or no plan he can share publicly? He said a lot more than I was expecting.my only fear is the sacking, with apparently no plan in place
Just like everyone did when the team was playing at Sixfields or Birmingham.You can kick off about King and the sacking and still back the team and new manager.
I agree, but it will be difficult if he brings in a coach who is all "name" and lacks experience.
Agree, nothing is going to change the past. Even in the darkest times I supported the club, although I would not go to homeIts time to move on. Whether we agree with the decision or not, whether we believe Doug Kings version of event or not, Robins is not coming back. No amount of vitriol is going to bring him back.
We have to back the team, and whoever the new manager is. Only the future will tell us whether this was the right decision.
Thought that was an emphatic no. Feel free to castigate me if I am wrong.Very cagey about Adi coming back. Think we should watch this space.
I would say that it is vitally important to understand the history of the club so that the errors of the past are not repeated.
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