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VICTORY IS ‘JUSTICE’ FOR ROBINS

By Chris Phillips

OPENER: Jordy Hiwula scores Coventry’s first goal
PICTURE: PA Images

MARK Robins felt it would have been an ‘absolute travesty’ had his Coventry side not won at Southend United.
Jodi Jones’ deflected injury time effort handed Coventry victory against the Shrimpers, who had Simon Cox sent off.
And Robins thought the Sky Blues were worthy winners.
‘It could have been 3-0 before they got their goal,’ said Robins.
‘The Tom Davies effort that wasn’t given was two yards in the net so had we not won the game it would have been an...

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