Karl Robinson has insisted that he has no intention of leaving MK Dons to take over Leeds United.
The 31-year-old has confessed to being flattered by speculation linking him with the vacancy at Elland Road.
However, Robinson is only concentrating on bringing success to the Stadium:MK.
"It's the fifth one this year. Forest and a number of other clubs have come knocking this year," said Robinson. "It's flattering, and I do look at Leeds as one of the greatest in my generation. They are one of the biggest clubs in the country. I remember going there with Dons and it was spine-tingling just walking out at Elland Road.
"But I've stuck to my word and signed a new contract. Certain managers ask for time, get success, and then jump ship. I'm going to stay here for as long as I can and get this club where it belongs.
"You may look at that and say I lack ambition, but I want to be the best one day. I'm a long way from being that. A million miles and many years, but I want to keep learning with good people, a good chairman and a fantastic group of fans."
Billy Davies recently admitted that he would be interested in talking to Leeds about the job.
Liam Apicella
