How good is Robson as an appointment for Sheff Utd

Poll

On a scale on 1 - 10 (1 bad 10 good) is the Robson appointment

1: [ 5 ]; [33%]

2: [ 1 ]; [7%]

3: [ 2 ]; [13%]

4: [ 3 ]; [20%]

5: [ 0 ]; [0%]

6: [ 1 ]; [7%]

7: [ 2 ]; [13%]

8: [ 0 ]; [0%]

9: [ 0 ]; [0%]

10: [ 1 ]; [7%]

Total Votes: 15

The-Frank-Tavern

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Post n°1

How good is Robson as an appointment for Sheff Utd

by The-Frank-Tavern Tue May 22, 2007 5:34 pm

Personally i think it´ll be a huge mistake he is a proven failure as a manager imho. Would have been better going for Coleman despite what the idiot chairman saiys

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Post n°2

Re: How good is Robson as an appointment for Sheff Utd

by TM Tue May 22, 2007 5:36 pm

Theres, no zero on the poll.

Sgoater1

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Re: How good is Robson as an appointment for Sheff Utd

by Sgoater1 Tue May 22, 2007 5:37 pm

If he is given a fair bit of cash and has brian kidd as assistant then he will do well. He has done well before in this league but i do think he needs some financial support.

The-Frank-Tavern

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Re: How good is Robson as an appointment for Sheff Utd

by The-Frank-Tavern Tue May 22, 2007 5:37 pm

can´t do it now thought I had put one in, just vote 1 he´s useless absolutely gobsmacked anybody else employed him

Sheffield gunner

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Post n°5

Re: How good is Robson as an appointment for Sheff Utd

by Sheffield gunner Tue May 22, 2007 5:40 pm

I think it is a poor decision personally. Robson has always underachieved with good squads and plays dour, unadventurous football. Coleman would have been a better option, but I can't help but feel that his football is too 'soft' for the Sheffield United chairman. He seems to be one of those people that believes football should involve a solid, hardworking team and hoofing the ball to the big man up front. Can't see Sheffield United progressing under Robson at all.