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Coventry City have sacked long-serving manager Mark Robins. The Sky Blues confirmed the decision to sack the 54-year-old with a statement via the club website on Thursday. Robins has been in charge at the CBS Arena since March 2017, which had, up until today, made him the longest serving manager in the EFL.

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,

Five days on from Robins' surprise departure, having faced widespread criticism, King spoke candidly at a Fans Forum, held at the Coventry Building Society Arena. But he stunned impassioned fans present by admitting he had no plan for the future and no immediate successor lined up to replace Robins.

King is set to make his first head coach appointment since becoming Coventry City owner after sacking Mark Robins

Updates from a fans' forum on BBC CWR with the Coventry City owner Doug King following the sacking of boss Mark Robins.