Championship

A LOW POINT, ADMITS ROBINS

by
The LeaguePaper Team
7 December 2025

BLAME: Robins

STOKE manager Mark Robins took responsibility for what he said was his side’s “worst performance of the season”.
Robins said: “Today’s performance was way below our expectations; we were physically and mentally second best all afternoon.
“We conceded from the corner and we were bullied from that point onwards, which is really disappointing because I felt we looked a threat before that.
“We inexplicably lost our composure on the ball and we didn’t compete well enough. We weren’t good enough in and out of ...

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