Championship

ROBINS PECKS AT POOR POTTERS

by
The LeaguePaper Team
1 March 2026

HONEST: Robins

STOKE CITY manager Mark Robins admitted his side deserved nothing from the game as he suffered defeat against his former club for the third time in three league matches since departing the CBS Arena.
Robins said: “We didn’t deserve anything for the way we were in the first half. We were poor. Having said that, we get back in the game through a bit of luck.
“Awful game, but it was a game where you’ve got to lift balls in behind them and run, get crosses in where you can, it just doesn’t resemble anything that we do.
“We get ...

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