Mark Robins urges Coventry City to let the fans down when they play Maidstone United.
Maidstone United’s incredible FA Cup run is about to come to an end, and Mark Robins has challenged his Coventry City team to spoil the party.
The manager of Sky Blues is aware that, on Monday night, neutral supporters will be cheering on sixth-tier Maidstone, as George Elokobi’s team is the lowest-ranked FA Cup team to make it to the final 16 since 1978.
However, Coventry has their own goals and is aware that they are playing for their first quarterfinal in fifteen years. Robins has urged his team to let down the millions of people who were hoping to watch the game on television.
Maidstone United’s incredible FA Cup run is about to come to an end, and Mark Robins has challenged his Coventry City team to spoil the party.
The manager of Sky Blues is aware that, on Monday night, neutral supporters will be cheering on sixth-tier Maidstone, as George Elokobi’s team is the lowest-ranked FA Cup team to make it to the final 16 since 1978.
However, Coventry has their own goals and is aware that they are playing for their first quarterfinal in fifteen years. Robins has urged his team to let down the millions of people who were hoping to watch the game on television.
“We simply plan and prepare as usual, and hopefully that will be sufficient to deliver a fantastic performance on the pitch. However, you have to perform that in every game.
In their advance to the fifth round, Maidstone has already defeated one Championship team away from home, defeating Ipswich 2-1 in the most recent encounter. That ought to keep Coventry from getting comfortable and from being the next team the Stones defeat.
“You have to make all that count while they are on the same pitch and on the same level as you,” Robins continued. We have a great chance of winning as long as we enter the game in the correct mental and physical state, but they will
They have nothing to lose, but let’s be fair—nor do we. We have a cup competition in which the winner must defeat all competitors, and this tie was prolonged. We had some really difficult games against Sheffield Wednesday in the past, and this is going to be another difficult match, but it’s at home, so we’re looking forward to it.
