I have thought about it and I guess it wasn't just Mark Robinson that caused me to stop listening to SEN.
Before SEN I listened to MMM all weekend, I loved the chemistry between Chief, Newman, BT & Doc. I found it to be entertaining then slowly I found myself noticing that less time was being spent talking about the footy and issues around that and just time spend joking with each other, talking about themselves, asking inane questions to guests that I didn't particular care if I knew the answer or not. It became Garry Lyon, JB, Frawley & Purple just talking over each other and wobbling heads... Which is small doses I found funny but I need balance, people like Glenn Wheatley, Anthony Hudson, Stephen Quartermain... I don't particularly like those guys but they tend to have a more journalistic approach to things instead of just being an ex-footy player.
When I started listening to SEN I liked Tim Watson's humour and the way Ox and Marco connected to their audience. Neither of those two were journalists but I enjoyed the humour though over time it just seemed like it became more of a boys club and less about issues I personally cared about.
I remember the day I stopped listening to SEN daily and that was during the Jake Carlisle cocaine saga. From memory it was during trade or draft time, I wanted to know more about what each club was looking for, what they needed and instead in the morning I got 20 minutes of Carlisle... CLICK. Lunch time I turn it on in the car... Harf Time is talking about Carlisle.... CLICK. Driving home from work Robbo is on The Run Home with Ox & Marco... talking about bloody Carlisle doing coke. CLICK. That was it, I didn't care anymore. I don't care if Jake stabs himself in the leg with a knife let alone does cocaine. It's his life he can do what he likes. I wanted to know about the bloody trades or drafts!
Anyway rant over I guess. My personal hope is that they blend humour with AFL news and small amounts of opinion, good chemistry between hosts and guests and I can go back to listening to SEN daily, or I find some other network that fills those interests.