Mark Robins stressed the importance of learning from mistakes after Liam Kitching received his third red card of the season for Coventry City. Kitching’s dismissal for a professional foul left the team with tired legs to hold on for a draw at Ewood Park, marking the first time in the club’s history a player has been sent off three times in one campaign. Despite the setback, the manager found a positive in keeping a clean sheet after eight Championship matches.
Looking ahead, Robins acknowledged the need for recovery and preparation for the next game against Ipswich. Reflecting on the match, he pointed out moments of quality play but admitted a lack of energy and sharpness hindered their performance. The manager expressed disappointment in Kitching’s suspension, emphasizing the importance of learning from the incident to avoid similar situations in the future.
While assessing the game, Robins highlighted the team’s efforts and promising opportunities created, underscoring the significance of halting their previous run of defeats. As they look ahead to the remaining fixtures, the focus is on regrouping and delivering strong performances despite the challenges faced. Ultimately, the manager emphasized the need for resilience and improvement moving forward.
