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Cleve van Leef
12-08-23, 18:03
Here we come!

Sorry to say.

The Lone Gunman
12-08-23, 18:09
Two games is a bit early to be throwing the towel in. The signs so far are not especially encouraging, but let’s keep things in perspective. It’s only August 12th.

Father Dougal
12-08-23, 18:14
Here we come!

Sorry to say.

I think everyone agrees we were atrocious today. As bad as under hudson.

However even with that we hit the bar twice and could have won.

Fine margins as lots of other very poor sides in this league. We are certainly one of them though and I couldn't believe the pre season optimism of great to see cardiff going for it etc..... I can't see it. I think it's a 3rd season in a row of around 18th.

Alan Lung
12-08-23, 19:05
Here we come!

Sorry to say.

Shut up you pathetic gimp, have some faith. We are going up as the 2nd placed team.

Jordi Culé
12-08-23, 19:23
Six pointer game coming up v Wednesday, in August!

Cleve van Leef
12-08-23, 19:38
Shut up you pathetic gimp, have some faith. We are going up as the 2nd placed team.

:hehe:

City123
12-08-23, 19:42
It's the second game of the season, a little early for this

the other bob wilson
12-08-23, 19:53
Here we come!

Sorry to say.

It is too early to start jumping to conclusions like that, but I’ve thought all along that our truly atrocious home form in recent years had to be factored into any consideration of our prospects for the season and, in losing to what has probably been the poorest team in the Championship over the last ten months, we’ve suffered what could be a deeply damaging blow today.

A Quiet Monkfish
12-08-23, 20:03
It is too early to start jumping to conclusions like that, but I’ve thought all along that our truly atrocious home form in recent years had to be factored into any consideration of our prospects for the season and, in losing to what has probably been the poorest team in the Championship over the last ten months, we’ve suffered what could be a deeply damaging blow today.

Today could have gone either way - Grant missed two close-in sitters, we hit the bar twice, and gave them one goal at least. Actually, for all the good comments about our draw at Leeds, I think that game showed our deficiencies more so - we just couldn't compete for 45 minutes, camped virtually on the edge of the penalty area. Will that be the same at Leicester, Norwich, Southampton, Watford, Coventry....

D. Advocaat
12-08-23, 20:19
Today could have gone either way - Grant missed two close-in sitters, we hit the bar twice, and gave them one goal at least. Actually, for all the good comments about our draw at Leeds, I think that game showed our deficiencies more so - we just couldn't compete for 45 minutes, camped virtually on the edge of the penalty area. Will that be the same at Leicester, Norwich, Southampton, Watford, Coventry....

My thoughts exactly. For 45 mins we couldn't compete with mighty Leeds who lost to Birmingham today. and who had one shot on target in the full 90 minutes.

the other bob wilson
12-08-23, 20:26
Today could have gone either way - Grant missed two close-in sitters, we hit the bar twice, and gave them one goal at least. Actually, for all the good comments about our draw at Leeds, I think that game showed our deficiencies more so - we just couldn't compete for 45 minutes, camped virtually on the edge of the penalty area. Will that be the same at Leicester, Norwich, Southampton, Watford, Coventry....

We were garbage today against a poor team.

Rock_Flock_of_Five
12-08-23, 20:57
Shut up you pathetic gimp, have some faith. We are going up as the 2nd placed team.

I noticed you managed to get a 'smiley' emoji from another poster. Personally, I dislike posts like this.

MOZZER2
12-08-23, 21:04
the negativity on here tonight is off the richter scale !

we have just employed not just a new Manager but a complete new back room staff in the process

The Manager has cobbled up a number of loan signings to help us compete in this league

a great point at Leeds and with a bit of luck could have got a point today

lets not throw in the towel just yet

Eric the Half a Bee
12-08-23, 21:13
the negativity on here tonight is off the richter scale !

we have just employed not just a new Manager but a complete new back room staff in the process

The Manager has cobbled up a number of loan signings to help us compete in this league

a great point at Leeds and with a bit of luck could have got a point today

lets not throw in the towel just yet

People aren't throwing in the towel, just frustrated at a crap performance that resembled most over the last couple of years despite all the new faces.

blue matt
12-08-23, 21:35
Im not sure I saw the same game as some on here ( and on the Call Rob radio show, dont normally listen to that, is it always as negative ? ? )

1st 30 mins were we not great, but neither were QPR

1st goal they scored, Should have never have been robbed like that, 2nd goal, you have to win that slide tackle or at least bring the player down, dont let them skip past you

we hit the crossbar twice, had a few a very decent chances

Rambo looked like he was 100% committed to win, Ollie came on and as ive said in the past, he is exciting, he runs at players

on another day, we have won this game, and we would be thinking everything is good

I came away discussing it with my 2 daughters and it was all positive and I stand by that

Eric the Half a Bee
12-08-23, 21:47
Im not sure I saw the same game as some on here ( and on the Call Rob radio show, dont normally listen to that, is it always as negative ? ? )

1st 30 mins were we not great, but neither were QPR

1st goal they scored, Should have never have been robbed like that, 2nd goal, you have to win that slide tackle or at least bring the player down, dont let them skip past you

we hit the crossbar twice, had a few a very decent chances

Rambo looked like he was 100% committed to win, Ollie came on and as ive said in the past, he is exciting, he runs at players

on another day, we have won this game, and we would be thinking everything is good

I came away discussing it with my 2 daughters and it was all positive and I stand by that

I listened to the game on Radio Wales with Rob and Iwan Roberts while I was at the Welsh Fire with Mrs HaB and my boy.

Iwan Roberts was of the opinion that QPR were much the better side early on and deserved to be in front. He was critical of us being on the back foot and giving QPR too much respect and time on the ball. It wasn't until we scored that we actually took the game to them. That's unforgiveable at home. He also questioned Grant's position on the wing.

TheBirchgrovePub
12-08-23, 22:58
It won’t change overnight. Patience required but i feel our fans won’t abide by that

The Hooded Claw
12-08-23, 23:10
I listened to the game on Radio Wales with Rob and Iwan Roberts while I was at the Welsh Fire with Mrs HaB and my boy.

Iwan Roberts was of the opinion that QPR were much the better side early on and deserved to be in front. He was critical of us being on the back foot and giving QPR too much respect and time on the ball. It wasn't until we scored that we actually took the game to them. That's unforgiveable at home. He also questioned Grant's position on the wing.

Accurate and not even the complete story! The players looked like they’d just met, with sideways passing, no pace and again (like Wednesday) some poor decision making when a pass should be made - either too late, to the wrong person or holding on to the ball and losing possession.
It was shambolic stuff.

the other bob wilson
13-08-23, 03:28
I listened to the game on Radio Wales with Rob and Iwan Roberts while I was at the Welsh Fire with Mrs HaB and my boy.

Iwan Roberts was of the opinion that QPR were much the better side early on and deserved to be in front. He was critical of us being on the back foot and giving QPR too much respect and time on the ball. It wasn't until we scored that we actually took the game to them. That's unforgiveable at home. He also questioned Grant's position on the wing.

Iwan Roberts got it spot on then.

William Treseder
13-08-23, 08:07
Just like the Haaland thread keeps being brought back to life every time he scores, I’d like to see the same with this one.
Imo, we’ll be no where near the relegation places at the end of the season.

Armitage Shanks
13-08-23, 09:47
44 games left FFS.
Who ever suggested that we would get 110 points.
The first month's fixtures you can forget.
QPR and reading were top this time last year.
Id rather find our feet and lose a couple of games now.

DubaiDai
13-08-23, 09:47
I listened to the game on Radio Wales with Rob and Iwan Roberts while I was at the Welsh Fire with Mrs HaB and my boy.

Iwan Roberts was of the opinion that QPR were much the better side early on and deserved to be in front. He was critical of us being on the back foot and giving QPR too much respect and time on the ball. It wasn't until we scored that we actually took the game to them. That's unforgiveable at home. He also questioned Grant's position on the wing.

For a team who had just lost 4-0 at home the clear message should have been to get at them straight from the kick off and try to get an early goal, which may have seen them heir heads drop.
It was the exact opposite. We stood off them tried to play possession football in defensive areas and had no forward play at all.
QPR played themselves into the game because we were so negative and so poor.
I really want Bulit to succeed but he must try a few changes aimed at getting the team going forward and playing on the front foot.
A bit early but perhaps Tanner and Robinson could come in and Bowler get away from hugging the touchline and for most part, out of the game.

North Cardiff Blue
13-08-23, 10:38
Playing the ball out from the back we make mistakes every single game, most of the goals we've conceded are from our own players making good passes to opposing players, will we ever be able to play the ball out from defence?

Trollope tried, Morrison tried, and both were gone by Christmas, will Bulut be any different?

Der Kaiser
13-08-23, 10:57
44 games left FFS.
Who ever suggested that we would get 110 points.
The first month's fixtures you can forget.
QPR and reading were top this time last year.
Id rather find our feet and lose a couple of games now.

I'd rather we found our feet and not get completely out fought and and out thought for 75 minutes against a fellow relegation candidate.

We will lose against Leicester almost certainly. The Sheffield Wednesday game then becomes absolutely massive already due to the 3 we have following. Lose to Leicester and Wednesday and this will get out of hand early doors.

PontBlue
13-08-23, 11:25
I agree we make mistakes but we don't have a target man who can hold the ball up or flick it on to a teammate to go long

Carl Dale's Mole
13-08-23, 11:34
Yesterday was a massive blow. It doesn't get much easier than a Gareth Ainsworth QPR at home. But it's the fact that we were not even in the game for 60+ minutes. How does that happen? The first home game. Ramsey homecoming. The so called positivity. The "higher quality" players. I'm genuinely shocked at the performance.

Bulut says he chooses performances over names. If Grant starts against Leicester then he's another manager feeding us bullshit.

Still...no towel throwing over here. Just a little dummy spitting.

NYCBlue
13-08-23, 11:45
I'm still too angry to comment. I can't remember the last time I felt like this. But as has been said, it's early doors and the transfer window is not closed. But seriously, what the ****?

pipster
13-08-23, 11:47
Im not sure I saw the same game as some on here ( and on the Call Rob radio show, dont normally listen to that, is it always as negative ? ? )

1st 30 mins were we not great, but neither were QPR

1st goal they scored, Should have never have been robbed like that, 2nd goal, you have to win that slide tackle or at least bring the player down, dont let them skip past you

we hit the crossbar twice, had a few a very decent chances

Rambo looked like he was 100% committed to win, Ollie came on and as ive said in the past, he is exciting, he runs at players

on another day, we have won this game, and we would be thinking everything is good

I came away discussing it with my 2 daughters and it was all positive and I stand by that

We need a striker or 2 - otherwise we can look forward to tippy tappy side passes all season. Bulut was right in his summary.

Moodybluebird
13-08-23, 11:55
Wow, I'm glad we're not being managed by some of the defeatists on this board. Our deficiencies are plain to see but we've played just 2 league games with a new manager and new players and with more recruits on the horizon. Be disappointed yes but to throw in the towel after a single defeat is plain ridiculous.

LA Bluebird
13-08-23, 13:00
Nobody is throwing in the towel on anything. But equally does anyone think we have a stronger squad than last season - when other than for points deductions we’d have been down?

Carl Dale's Mole
13-08-23, 13:08
Nobody is throwing in the towel on anything. But equally does anyone think we have a stronger squad than last season - when other than for points deductions we’d have been down?

I think this squad is stronger than last season's squad and I think it'll be even stronger before the transfer window shuts.

That's what makes yesterday's performance so upsetting.

City123
13-08-23, 13:08
Nobody is throwing in the towel on anything. But equally does anyone think we have a stronger squad than last season - when other than for points deductions we’d have been down?
Yes.

SLUDGE FACTORY
13-08-23, 13:11
I'm still too angry to comment. I can't remember the last time I felt like this. But as has been said, it's early doors and the transfer window is not closed. But seriously, what the ****?

Most of last season ?

jon1959
13-08-23, 15:40
Nobody is throwing in the towel on anything. But equally does anyone think we have a stronger squad than last season - when other than for points deductions we’d have been down?

I thought that was just what the OP was doing.

Maurice Swan
13-08-23, 15:54
Im not sure I saw the same game as some on here ( and on the Call Rob radio show, dont normally listen to that, is it always as negative ? ? )

1st 30 mins were we not great, but neither were QPR

1st goal they scored, Should have never have been robbed like that, 2nd goal, you have to win that slide tackle or at least bring the player down, dont let them skip past you

we hit the crossbar twice, had a few a very decent chances

Rambo looked like he was 100% committed to win, Ollie came on and as ive said in the past, he is exciting, he runs at players

on another day, we have won this game, and we would be thinking everything is good

I came away discussing it with my 2 daughters and it was all positive and I stand by that

I agree with that....we just need more self belief...as someone else posted...maybe a sports psychologist....?

Moodybluebird
13-08-23, 19:05
I agree with that....we just need more self belief...as someone else posted...maybe a sports psychologist....?

I think we'd be better off employing someone to lift the curse on our team.

SLUDGE FACTORY
13-08-23, 21:49
I think we'd be better off employing someone to lift the curse on our team.

The Exorcist ?

ToTaL ITK
14-08-23, 07:44
Two games is a bit early to be throwing the towel in. The signs so far are not especially encouraging, but let’s keep things in perspective. It’s only August 12th.

Have you somehow forgotten the last few seasons? The rot has been set a while