Karl Robinson 'Jealous' of Sheffield United

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Never quite know what to make of Robinson tbh. Most times when I see him interviewed or as a pundit he is normally very complimentary about sufc. However whenever he has faced us as a manager his behaviour on the touchline and the tactics that he has clearly instructed his team to employ has made me want to slap his chubby little chops.
 



Seems they have a good record against the top 5, time to end that and smash the cunts hard on Saturday.

PS sorry for swearing but fuck it.
 
Stretch said:
Never quite know what to make of Robinson tbh. Most times when I see him interviewed or as a pundit he is normally very complimentary about sufc. However whenever he has faced us as a manager his behaviour on the touchline and the tactics that he has clearly instructed his team to employ has made me want to slap his chubby little chops.
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Good point . How many injured players will we have after Saturday's match .
 
Be a tough game and a good barometer of how we will fare next season ,Robinson will have done his homework and will set up to exploit our flaws

Be interesting to see how we fare
 
It's the way scouses come across - I'm sure he means most of what he what he says. We are good and we are getting noticed.

There's a certain amount of bigging us up so if they get a result he seems like more of a hero, and if they lose it was because we are so great. All managers do that. Just so long as we send them on their way with no points on Satdi neet
 
I thought he paid us some good compliments , but I have to agree 100%
When asked Sheffield United F.C as champions , Yes .
Who'll finish second ! Not bothered , and neither am fucking I .
In our slipstream wankers , Fishermans friends or " pigs feet " .
Nope not feeling the love .
 
Personally, I think he does like SUFC. I also think he likes our players. Praps he was setting himself up to take some of our players should they be deemed not good enough for Championship, or the CW position should he get stolen from us(unlikely but possible).
 
I reckon those who think he is jealous, will have a different opinion when he gives his post match interview on Saturday.
 
The smarmy bastard! Think he's a Steve Bruce clone.I can't stand the fat cunt. Come on Blades , let's give them a real hammering tomorrow and watch him squirm after the game!
 



I think something's happened to me, I really don't give a shit what anybody says any more about us, I'm so bothered about us and how we are it all just seems like waffle now..

Wilder and this team are as good as we deserve, we only asked for players who cared, they only wanted support, we've finally both done our part.

When we celebrate, and we will, let's make it one to tell the grandkids about..
 
He is certainly bitter that Samir came here. And if he is going to try and keep that record up of not being beaten by any of the top five, then we can expect a packed midfield. Need an early goal, or I reckon they are going to be hard to break down.
Honest interview, but I'm sorry, that accent grates!
 
If i was a League one manager, i would be jealous of where we are. FFS whats wrong with that.

If i had wanted to sign Samir and he went to a rival instead, i would be a bit pissed off as well.

He speaks very well regarding the job CW has done and what we have achieved without actually bending over and kissing our arse. What more do we want him to say?
 
Lord Bos of Eckington. said:
Also the chairman a bit like McCabe has made some glaring managerial mistakes which has cost them big style both financially and league table position.

Players ruling the roost , clicks within the dressing room will bring Rowett down unless he can ship out the majority of the first team squad. . Some clubs cannot be turned around , like us , until Wilder came .
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The Chairman, Mel Morris is too hands on. He is a fan and spends too much time at the training ground. He has appointed his son into player recruitment and he keeps very close to the players and staff (I know one of them). Think 'Championship Manager' but for real and not on a pc.

If Rowett hits a dodgy patch, the players will whinge and Morris will listen. Five managers in just over a year tells a story.

For all McCabe's faults, he does not interefere on the playing side and for that we should be truly thankful.
 
Int it funny how times change, eh?

I recall many Unitedites being more than a little frothy around the proverbial gash when Mr. Robinson was rumoured to be getting the job at S2. Now he's employed elsewhere and we have Wilder, he's as welcome as a fart in a lift :D
 
TomJonesBlade said:
Int it funny how times change, eh?

I recall many Unitedites being more than a little frothy around the proverbial gash when Mr. Robinson was rumoured to be getting the job at S2. Now he's employed elsewhere and we have Wilder, he's as welcome as a fart in a lift :D
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Didn't he use our interest in him a couple of years ago to engineer a new contract with MK?
 
I should coco said:
The Chairman, Mel Morris is too hands on. He is a fan and spends too much time at the training ground. He has appointed his son into player recruitment and he keeps very close to the players and staff (I know one of them). Think 'Championship Manager' but for real and not on a pc.

If Rowett hits a dodgy patch, the players will whinge and Morris will listen. Five managers in just over a year tells a story.

For all McCabe's faults, he does not interefere on the playing side and for that we should be truly thankful.
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Wasn't the excuse for sacking Clough partly because of Doyle telling young Simon that 'Clough had lost the dressing room'?
 
Lord Bos of Eckington. said:
IMO the Derby squad is just not good enough with well paid , good contract players just not doing the business .

Also the chairman a bit like McCabe has made some glaring managerial mistakes which has cost them big style both financially and league table position.

Players ruling the roost , clicks within the dressing room will bring Rowett down unless he can ship out the majority of the first team squad. . Some clubs cannot be turned around , like us , until Wilder came .

Rowett won't have the money or the clout and unfortunately will fall on his sword . The merry go round will start again.

Rowett is a good manager but has picked the wrong club.

Robinson will be out of work next season or well before like this season , if we hammer them Saturday.

With regards Wilder , if he had gone to Charlton , they would be top of the league not Sheffield United who would be fighting relegation.
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I heard on the radio a couple of days ago that Derby have a middling wage bill. Something like 10th. I was driving at the time and didn't quite catch the figure (might have been 13th) but they were saying they're about where they should be for what they're spending.

Agree about the player power. If I was Rowett, I'd be looking to make big changes; break up the cliques and get rid of the trouble makers.
 
TomJonesBlade said:
I recall many Unitedites being more than a little frothy around the proverbial gash when Mr. Robinson was rumoured to be getting the job at S2. Now he's employed elsewhere and we have Wilder, he's as welcome as a fart in a lift
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These 'many' Unitedites wouldn't be related to Pinchy's 'many hoofers' would they? I don't know one person who wanted the gobby fat Scouse git.
 
BushBlade said:
Wasn't the excuse for sacking Clough partly because of Doyle telling young Simon that 'Clough had lost the dressing room'?
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That is what I heard, but it wasn't exactly 'player power' though. Young Simon was so shocked by what he heard, he then spoke to many of the Shirecliffe staff and was even more dismayed by what he learnt. Clough was not sacked on the spot but after a heated meeting where he refused to change.

That is the only sacking in recent years that hasn't been entirely results related. As I said, Derby have had 5 managers in 2016 & 17 which is a bit different.
 



I should coco said:
That is what I heard, but it wasn't exactly 'player power' though. Young Simon was so shocked by what he heard, he then spoke to many of the Shirecliffe staff and was even more dismayed by what he learnt. Clough was not sacked on the spot but after a heated meeting where he refused to change.

That is the only sacking in recent years that hasn't been entirely results related. As I said, Derby have had 5 managers in 2016 & 17 which is a bit different.
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Different to having five managers in 2010 and 2011?
 
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