Reply With QuoteThis Noddy thing isn't going to catch on. I'd drop it if I were you.
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It has become clear to most of us that we are not going to progress under Noddy, in fact, we're only going to get worse.
So, now is the time to ditch Noddy - no point in sticking with him anymore.
So we need feasible replacements.
How about Hudson and Phelan? Hudson would provide the link between the team and the fans plus some much needed leadership. While Phelan would provide the technical know how and coaching experience.
My other option would be more controversial with Bellamy and Warnock. Again Bellamy could provide the link between the fans and the team while Warnock would provide the coaching experience.
Both options would certainly galvanise the team and wouldn't tolerate players going through the motions.
This Noddy thing isn't going to catch on. I'd drop it if I were you.
Typical City fans, no loyalty.
Darcy Blake and Dave Jones...
Osian Roberts and Raymond verhaijen (sp)
Why all this 'dream team' nonsense? Its hard enough trying to think of 1 decent replacement, let alone two.
They dont work anyway.
Clough and TaylorOriginally Posted by The Bloop wrote on Wed, 21 January 2015 13:36
Fair enough but what's your thoughts on the main crux of the post?
Plenty of loyalty to the club just no faith in the abilities of the manager. Possession statistics tell me all I need to know.
Wouldn't mind using Roberts as part of a selection panel.
Warnock and Phelan wouldn't touch us with a barge pole - both have established reputations and going anywhere near a basket case like CCFC would only do them damage. That removes the "experience" part of your two options. No idea why Hudson would be a sensible choice - I've nothing against him but that would be a huge gamble. I'd like to see Bellamy here at some point but he was playing alongside some of these players a few weeks ago, so it might not be the right time to do it now.This Noddy thing isn't going to catch on. I'd drop it if I were you.
He's right. Try Coco.
Show some loyalty and respect for the manager and players.
I don't believe Slade was Tans first choice for the job but who was going to take it? It would have been made clear that whoever took the job would have to slash the wage bill at least in half just so that we could meet the FFP coming around the corner. I remember a time that we used to lose and see the funny side of it and accept it. These days we've got some right muppets throwing their toys out of the pram.
I opted for Hudson as he struck me as an intelligent football man with the right temperament for management, coming to the end of his playing career, and with strong links to both the club and the area.This Noddy thing isn't going to catch on. I'd drop it if I were you.Fair enough but what's your thoughts on the main crux of the post?
Not throwing my toys out of the pram but I think Cardiff City, with all the financial backing through Tan's loans, should be bigger and better than many of the clubs currently pushing for promotion or holding their own in the bottom half of the premiership.
Even now i cant understand why Slade is here but there you go.
Neither can Slade!Show some loyalty and respect for the manager and players.
Or how about director of football, could probably combine that with his wales role relatively easily.Osian Roberts and Raymond verhaijen (sp)
His expertise, which is second to none, lies with coaching systems rather than signing players and board liaison so I'm not sure he would be appropriate a a Director of Football. However, it would be fantastic to get him on board on the coaching side of things.Osian Roberts and Raymond verhaijen (sp)Wouldn't mind using Roberts as part of a selection panel.
I'm sure for wales under speed he was involved in developing our style of play. Identifying a style of play and finding players and a manager who will suit that is the kind of thing I think of a director of football doing, which I think he'd be good at.Osian Roberts and Raymond verhaijen (sp)Wouldn't mind using Roberts as part of a selection panel.Or how about director of football, could probably combine that with his wales role relatively easily.
Yes I think you're right - whatever his job title he would be a huge asset for the club.Osian Roberts and Raymond verhaijen (sp)Wouldn't mind using Roberts as part of a selection panel.Or how about director of football, could probably combine that with his wales role relatively easily.His expertise, which is second to none, lies with coaching systems rather than signing players and board liaison so I'm not sure he would be appropriate a a Director of Football. However, it would be fantastic to get him on board on the coaching side of things.
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