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Robinson's last 76 games as a manager...

....have produced 70 points!

P76 W16 D22 L38 GD -37

No wonder he looks so dejected.

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  • Relegation form.
  • Results secondary according to Tarbuck now

    It's about playing the kids, it seems.

    Seems the rest of the division will have to wait a little longer for that Charlton charge Karl mentioned.
  • Very impressive.
  • Blimey that's some stats, wonder if there's a manager currently working with worse..... 21% win rate and .92 points a game. He'd best hope Roly's laptop kid doesn't run a model...
  • Remarkable when you think of everything that has gone on here over the past 18 months that Robinson's side were below us for the duration.

    All of that discontent, the fact we were managed my Karel Fraeye, Naby Sarr, Roger Johnson, Ba, Williams etc etc and they were still below us?

    Crazy stuff.
  • No wonder he gave it the bigun to us fans after the odd win, must've seemed like he'd just won the lottery.
  • Remarkable when you think of everything that has gone on here over the past 18 months that Robinson's side were below us for the duration.

    All of that discontent, the fact we were managed my Karel Fraeye, Naby Sarr, Roger Johnson, Ba, Williams etc etc and they were still below us?

    Crazy stuff.

    Even more remarkable is that we seemed to have hired the man managing a team who have been performing even worst than us during that time.

    Roland's Charlton, Roland's Charlton

    KM probably took one look at that record and thought, yes, you'll fit in well
  • But every time we have improved our ranking.

    Haven't we?
  • That is some record. That has to be the worst record of a current League Manager ?!
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  • He did wonders until May 2015 but youdon't just become a bad manager.
  • The older side picked on Tuesday didn't work, so why not put one or two more kids in.
  • Redhenry said:

    The older side picked on Tuesday didn't work, so why not put one or two more kids in.

    I am surprised Dijksteel hasn't at least been on the bench.

    It's a risk but after being talked up, getting a new contract and travelling with the team he's not featured again.

    Yes there is a risk of burn out as we've seen, perhaps, with Aribo and Konsa but who else is there?
  • Redhenry said:

    The older side picked on Tuesday didn't work, so why not put one or two more kids in.

    I am surprised Dijksteel hasn't at least been on the bench.

    It's a risk but after being talked up, getting a new contract and travelling with the team he's not featured again.

    Yes there is a risk of burn out as we've seen, perhaps, with Aribo and Konsa but who else is there?
    Robinson's vocal cords..??
  • He did wonders until May 2015 but youdon't just become a bad manager.

    Just 76 unlucky games then ?
    Poor refs ?
    A plethora of deadwood ?
    No, but up to 2015 he'd been pretty decent, and in May 2015 MK Dons were promoted. Not much money was spent and his MK Dons team were a team of upper League One quality when they were in the Championship, and they were relegated.

    He has undoubtedly struggled in the last 6 months or so with teams that should be doing far better than they have been (MKD then us), but I agree with Addick81, you don't just become an awful manager overnight.
  • edited March 2017
    In the 2014/15 season he had the benefit of Dele Alli (clearly the outstanding player in L1 that season) as well as two key loan strikers (Grigg and Afobe) - between them, these three scored 47 goals.
  • I had no idea it was that bad. It makes grim reading.
  • edited March 2017
    Looks about par for the course for the type of manager willing to work under our owners. You are either going to get records like this or the mercenaries who only come here for three months then the pay off.

    I suppose there is a third option and that is a foreign manager who shares the same ideas as RD & KM with no English football experience.
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  • SDAddick said:

    He did wonders until May 2015 but youdon't just become a bad manager.

    Just 76 unlucky games then ?
    Poor refs ?
    A plethora of deadwood ?
    No, but up to 2015 he'd been pretty decent, and in May 2015 MK Dons were promoted. Not much money was spent and his MK Dons team were a team of upper League One quality when they were in the Championship, and they were relegated.

    He has undoubtedly struggled in the last 6 months or so with teams that should be doing far better than they have been (MKD then us), but I agree with Addick81, you don't just become an awful manager overnight.
    How about a season and a half, though?
  • edited March 2017

    He did wonders until May 2015 but youdon't just become a bad manager.

    You do when it comes to taking the charlton job.
  • Rob7Lee said:

    Blimey that's some stats, wonder if there's a manager currently working with worse..... 21% win rate and .92 points a game.

    Don't worry Pinnochio and RD will be looking for a CV right now.
  • edited March 2017
    It just strengthens Meires comment that every year we make progress.....
  • Redhenry said:

    The older side picked on Tuesday didn't work, so why not put one or two more kids in.

    I am surprised Dijksteel hasn't at least been on the bench.

    It's a risk but after being talked up, getting a new contract and travelling with the team he's not featured again.

    Yes there is a risk of burn out as we've seen, perhaps, with Aribo and Konsa but who else is there?
    He may well be doing that on Sat, but this what I hate about the regime. If we lose on Sat, whoever is in that team will get pelters. We keep putting in young players who are at a very fragile stage in their career into this cauldron of anger given the situation. it will damage some permanently
  • SDAddick said:

    He did wonders until May 2015 but youdon't just become a bad manager.

    Just 76 unlucky games then ?
    Poor refs ?
    A plethora of deadwood ?
    No, but up to 2015 he'd been pretty decent, and in May 2015 MK Dons were promoted. Not much money was spent and his MK Dons team were a team of upper League One quality when they were in the Championship, and they were relegated.

    He has undoubtedly struggled in the last 6 months or so with teams that should be doing far better than they have been (MKD then us), but I agree with Addick81, you don't just become an awful manager overnight.
    Dowie did. Phil Brown did. I'm sure there are others. Paul Jewell ?
    There are some, Dowie is an example, where one good season, maybe 2, are followed by a long period of failure, sometimes ending in managerial oblivion.
  • SDAddick said:

    He did wonders until May 2015 but youdon't just become a bad manager.

    Just 76 unlucky games then ?
    Poor refs ?
    A plethora of deadwood ?
    No, but up to 2015 he'd been pretty decent, and in May 2015 MK Dons were promoted. Not much money was spent and his MK Dons team were a team of upper League One quality when they were in the Championship, and they were relegated.

    He has undoubtedly struggled in the last 6 months or so with teams that should be doing far better than they have been (MKD then us), but I agree with Addick81, you don't just become an awful manager overnight.

    Perhaps he has always been awful and his 'success' is more to do with Dele Ali than his ability as a football manager
  • ....have produced 70 points!

    P76 W16 D22 L38 GD -37

    No wonder he looks so dejected.

    That's what we pay Daisy the big bucks for.

    Congratulations Daisy on your unerring ability to spot a "Diamond in the rough"
  • SDAddick said:

    He did wonders until May 2015 but youdon't just become a bad manager.

    Just 76 unlucky games then ?
    Poor refs ?
    A plethora of deadwood ?
    No, but up to 2015 he'd been pretty decent, and in May 2015 MK Dons were promoted. Not much money was spent and his MK Dons team were a team of upper League One quality when they were in the Championship, and they were relegated.

    He has undoubtedly struggled in the last 6 months or so with teams that should be doing far better than they have been (MKD then us), but I agree with Addick81, you don't just become an awful manager overnight.
    The question should be when does he become a good manager?
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