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Mark Robins has been told he should have jumped before he was pushed out as Coventry City manager. The former Manchester United striker was dismissed last week, ostensibly over a poor start to the new season. Sky Blues owner Doug King has subsequently ...

Luis Boa Morte is among those to have expressed an interest in succeeding Mark Robins as the Coventry City boss. The 47-year-old will be known to Sky Blues fans following his playing days in the UK, where he turned out for the likes of Arsenal, Southampton, West Ham and most notably Fulham.

BBC Radio CWR hosted a fans forum with Coventry City owner Doug King on Monday after an unhappy response from fans to the recent dismissal of long-serving manager Mark Robins. Here are the main takeaways: "I fully understand what he has done for this city and this community but I still made the decision" He explained how Robins "dismantled" the coaching staff because of internal conflict He feels the club are lacking a high-quality first-team coach/tactician but struggled to recruit,