Salford City fans are processing the heartfelt farewell message from Karl Robinson following his recent sacking. The 45-year-old manager was dismissed just eight days after the club's disappointing 3-0 defeat to Notts County in the League Two play-off final. Despite this setback, Robinson leaves behind a legacy, having led Salford City to their highest-ever fourth-place finish in League Two and a memorable run to the fourth round of the FA Cup. In his emotional message, Robinson expressed gratitude to the supporters, emphasizing the special environment at Salford City, which he described as built on passion and a commitment to developing young talent. He acknowledged the challenges faced during the past season, including injuries, but praised the professionalism and resilience of both players and staff. Robinson's departure marks the end of a significant chapter for Salford City, but he believes the club is well-positioned for future success. He thanked the fans for their unwavering support, highlighting the bond between the supporters and the team as crucial for achieving greatness. As Salford City looks ahead, Robinson's words resonate with hope for continued growth and success.