Was Leon Clarke one of his or was that just before his first spell?
Without Doyle we'd not have had McNulty either.Doyle as he helped take a team with a losing mentality and turned it so we believed we can win, this has carried on and even some of fans think we can win now.
Although I am still surprised we had to go through the play offs to go up as our side should have been easily the best in league two.
For just playing ability Hyam and absolute steal.
Who is that?
Who is that?
Who is that?
I think Hyam was the 5th signing of that summer and we were pretty much making a signing a day. I remember thinking it reminded me of when Dowie or Adams were in charge and we were signing absolutely dross. I thought Hyam was nailed on to be filed alongside Mikkel Bischoff. I honestly don't think Ive seen Hyam at anything less than 7/10. Been an absolute Rolls Royce in my opinion.Big case for Hyam. Who’d have thought he’d be the only one still here out of Willis, Davies and McDonald from when he signed in 17/18
I would agree on Ogogo, Brown and Kastaneer. Andreu is hard to judge as he may have succeeded if not for serious injury. Vincenti, looked like a fish out of water, never looked convincing but did play a fair number of games that season and did contribute to the team's success. I wouldn't class him as a failure therefore.Robins has made some poor signings too, which on paper you wouldn't have expected to be so: Ogogo, Brown, (ultimately) Andreu, Kastaneer, Vincente. Possibly harsh on Vincente who did contribute a couple of important goals.
I'm not so bothered about the signings for the development squad that didn't work out, not much ventured nothing gained from those.
Was Leon Clarke one of his or was that just before his first spell?
Was before Robins arrived. Technically Richard Shaw was caretaker manager. McGoldrick played at Shrewsbury in 4-1 defeat the night before Robins was appointed.
I remember us playing Stevenage on Sky and we lost 3-1, Mcgoldrick scored a debut goal and this was definitely before Robins took overI thought Robins was in before Xmas 2012?
Coventry trial for striker Clarke
Coventry City take Charlton Athletic striker Leon Clarke on trial with a view to a permanent move.www.bbc.co.uk
I remember us playing Stevenage on Sky and we lost 3-1, Mcgoldrick scored a debut goal and this was definitely before Robins took over
Literally one game I think. Clarke may have even come on as a sub for him.There wasn't really much of a crossover between clarke and mcgoldrick was there? 2012 was a blur
I would agree on Ogogo, Brown and Kastaneer. Andreu is hard to judge as he may have succeeded if not for serious injury. Vincenti, looked like a fish out of water, never looked convincing but did play a fair number of games that season and did contribute to the team's success. I wouldn't class him as a failure therefore.
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