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GAFFER ROBINS SEEKS BOOST

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The LeaguePaper Team
15 February 2026

By Chris Dunlavy

MESSAGE: Stoke manager Mark Robins

STOKE CITY v FULHAM
Today, Kick-off: 2pm
STOKE boss Mark Robins is eager to take the scalp of Premier League Fulham – to breathe new life into the Potters’ flagging Championship campaign.

Second at the start of November, Stoke began the weekend in 14th position after a run of three wins from their last 15 league games.

A drastic injury crisis has also robbed Robins of 11 first-team players including his first and second-choice goalkeepers, forward Divin Mubama and influential midfielder Lewis Baker.

Naturally, the...

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