Mark Robins has led Coventry to two promotions, the Football League Trophy, and, most recently, to within the Premier League's Wembley penalty shootout in his seven years on the job—many of which have been difficult. But this was maybe his greatest achievement to date, as he guided Coventry into the FA Cup semi-finals for the first time since the team's 1987 victory. It makes sense that some admirers believe his contributions merit a statue. They are now returning to the national stadium after overcoming Wolves in a thrilling match that was settled in the hundredth minute by a stunning, flawless finish by Haji Wright. Amidst the calm demeanor often associated with Robins, a moment of intense emotion overcame him as he sprinted towards a 13-year-old Wolves ballboy stationed near the away dugout, celebrating exuberantly. Gary O'Neil, the Wolves manager, took exception to Robins' actions, labeling them as "disgusting," thus marring what should have been a jubilan...
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