Robins leaves Coventry FC
Mark Robins has left Coventry City FC and signed for Huddersfield.
Coventry manager signs for Huddersfield
Huddersfield have confirmed the appointment of Mark Robins as their permanent new manager.
The Terriers were granted permission to approach the 43-year-old on Tuesday after Coventry had rejected an initial approach.
The club sacked Simon Grayson three weeks ago after going 12 games without a win in the npower Championship.
Former Rotherham and Barnsley boss Robins will take charge of his first game on Sunday when Town take on Wigan in the fifth round of the FA Cup.
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