Latest Coventry City news as Sky Blues boss Mark Robins has his say on Coventry’s next opponents Birmingham City as well as manager Wayne Rooney
Current Coventry City news as Sky Blues manager Mark Robins discusses manager Wayne Rooney and Coventry’s upcoming opponent, Birmingham City
Additionally, Sky Blues manager Robins is excited for his team’s matchup with their rivals in the West Midlands. He also notes that since Rooney took over, their opponents on Friday have attempted to play a different style.
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“I think it has always been decent games against Birmingham City,” he stated. “Yes, our former landlords have always been close matches. It will be an interesting game because, as you may recall, both of our league games from last season—at home and there—were extremely close.
“I believe that a change has undoubtedly occurred. John Eustace has left, and Wayne Rooney has entered. They clearly intend to play a particular brand of football there. Though it’s an intriguing one, we are also anticipating it.
“He’s encountered situations where the team is performing exceptionally well and where things have only marginally altered for them. In the end, attempting to impose your own philosophy on the board, the club, and their preferred method of operation can occasionally have a small detrimental impact before it begins to grow.
However, as I’ve said before, that’s up to them and not us. It is all about us, our actions, and our approach to this game, especially in light of our most recent outing against Ipswich. This is undoubtedly one of a difficult stretch of games we have ahead of us, but we’re excited about it.”
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