The League Paper

ROBINS COOL AS POTTERS PURRING

by
The LeaguePaper Team
11 October 2026

MARK Robins saw ten-man Stoke move in to the top four with a fifth win in six unbeaten games but insisted:
“We won’t get carried away.”
The Potters boss said: “For me, there is a lot of improvement there.
“But we are showing a lot of bravery, a lot of quality and they are showing they can score goals. But they are also showing they can keep them out.
“We have some good positive points at the moment. But it is a tough league and you don’t take anything for granted.”
On Maksym Talovierov’s red card, Robins said: “...

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