Stoke City boss Mark Robins tells BBC Radio Stoke they are seeing the results of an improved culture at the club.

Stoke City manager Mark Robins believes supporters are witnessing clear progress due to an improved culture established across the club. Speaking to BBC Radio Stoke, Robins emphasized that summer recruitment and rigorous work behind the scenes have fostered better daily habits, even after a recent 3-2 defeat against Middlesbrough ended the team's six-game unbeaten run.
Robins noted that the squad grew stronger during that loss and maintains strong belief in their trajectory. Currently sitting eighth in the Championship table, the Potters are preparing to face Derby County on Saturday.
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