Mark Robins cites positive training changes at Stoke City

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Last updated Jul 29, 2026

Mark Robins cites positive training changes at Stoke City
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Stoke City manager Mark Robins reported that adjustments made to the team's training regimen are beginning to yield positive results as the club aims to prevent an injury crisis similar to last season. Robins did not detail specific changes but emphasized the necessity of alteration following a disappointing prior campaign. The club has revamped its sports science department and integrated former players Erik Pieters and Danny Pugh into coaching roles within the academy. Robins expressed satisfaction with the new support team's synergy and ongoing work.

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  • Mark Robins reports positive signs from training changes.
  • Stoke City aims to avoid last season's injury crisis.
  • Former players Erik Pieters and Danny Pugh join coaching staff.
  • Changes in sports science department include new head of medical and performance.
  • Robins enjoys working with the revamped support team.
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  • 5:09 PMYahoo SportsStoke changes starting to show results - Robins
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Stoke City boss Mark Robins says tweaks made to training to try to limit injuries this season are starting to show positive signs.

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