Top Five Managers of the Season (1 Viewer)

[tescostandrod]

Where would you have placed Robins from this list?

Championship 2021/22: Top Five Managers of the Season | BettingOdds.com BettingOdds.com looks at the top five managers of the 2021/22 Championship season. Featuring Neil Critchley, Mark Robins, Carlos Corberan, Nathan Jones and Steve Cooper. www.bettingodds.com

 

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[PVA]

I'd say that list is pretty fair really. Can't argue with that.

(insert obligatory 'where's Kenny Jackett on the list?' joke here)

 

[Skyblueweeman]

Now that Mowbray has left Blackburn, Robins is now the longest serving manager in the Championship (although Warne from Rotherham will take that honour when they come up).

 

[Evo1883]

Where would you have placed Robins from this list?

Championship 2021/22: Top Five Managers of the Season | BettingOdds.com BettingOdds.com looks at the top five managers of the 2021/22 Championship season. Featuring Neil Critchley, Mark Robins, Carlos Corberan, Nathan Jones and Steve Cooper. www.bettingodds.com

He's about right really when you consider the job he has to do . He's done well

 

[ajsccfc]

"The Midlanders reached the League Two Play-Offs on the final day of the following campaign thanks to a draw of convenience with Morecambe"

Still remember the Barnet fans rightly seething about that

 

[SkyblueDad]

Would you replace Mark Robins with any of those four ?

 

[Ian1779]

I think he should be higher than Corboran, but top 2 are totally justified.

 

[SkyblueDad]

I think he should be higher than Corboran, but top 2 are totally justified.

So you would replace Robins with either of them then

 

[Ian1779]

So you would replace Robins with either of them then

No sorry if I wasn’t clear.
Robins at 3, Corboran at 4 - everyone else the same

 

[SlowerThanPlatt]

No sorry if I wasn’t clear.
Robins at 3, Corboran at 4 - everyone else the same

He’s asking if you would sack Robins and replace him with either of them two

 

[Ian1779]

He’s asking if you would sack Robins and replace him with either of them two

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having one of those days. And no I wouldn’t, but mostly because of Robins ability to work our particular circumstances in the way he has.

 

[mark82]

having one of those days. And no I wouldn’t, but mostly because of Robins ability to work our particular circumstances in the way he has.

If Robins were to (hypothetically) leave I'd be happy with Steve Cooper if he were available.

 

[fatso]

Rooney should get a shout out for keeping Derby in with a shout of survival for as long as he did.

 

[SkyblueDad]

You have to say all things considered Rooney did a good job at Derby.
I do agree Steve Cooper has done great at Forest and he did okay at Swansea, not sure if I’d have him here though he’s one ugly mother f**ker couldn’t do with looking at his fizzog too much.

 

[Sick Boy]

"The Midlanders reached the League Two Play-Offs on the final day of the following campaign thanks to a draw of convenience with Morecambe"

Still remember the Barnet fans rightly seething about that

Yeah and we got trolled by that weird plastic cockney who pops up occasionally.

 

[SleepyGinger]

I think he should be higher than Corboran, but top 2 are totally justified.

To be fair to Corboran Huddersfield looked like relegation fodder start of the season he’s done an unbelievable job.

 

[KenilworthSkyBlue]

Obviously wouldn't want to replace Robins unless something went catastrophically wrong.

But I'm a big fan of Neil Critchley's.

 

[Grendel]

You have to say all things considered Rooney did a good job at Derby.
I do agree Steve Cooper has done great at Forest and he did okay at Swansea, not sure if I’d have him here though he’s one ugly mother f**ker couldn’t do with looking at his fizzog too much.

Did you have a hard on when Chris Coleman emerged in his Armani trench coat Rupert?

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

I mean if it’s restricted to managers who look like film characters I go

Gollum
Shrek
Despicable Me