Osho

[Underhill1980]

Re: Osho

If it wasn't the Cardiff city mb I would say some are bots. It's bonkers. We are on 2 points a game.

I think the issue is some a month ago thought we would go on to blitz 100 points and now are disappointed.

People need to realise we are in league 1 and league 1 players, however good at that level they may well be, are going to sometimes look like league 1 players.

We have become more entitled as a fanbase from what I can see. Was that time in the Prem that did it? I’m not sure.

[Kerkyra Blue]

Re: Osho

Look all I am saying is that he is not the keeper he was in the first half of the season . You must agree with that ? He was incredible then . I am just disappointed as he looked like one of the besst we have had . That mistake against Orient just seems to have drained his confidence .

[Don Corleone]

Re: Osho

As well as the French league one, Osho played for Luton in the premier league 2 seasons ago and according to Luton fans when we signed him was one of their better players that season , they mostly couldn’t understand why he was signing for us in league 1.

He does make mistakes but I think he’s more than capable of playing in the Championship. It would be good if we did play Fish / Lawlor together for a few games now to develop a partnership

Trott is a very good keeper, he was outstanding in the first half of the season. He’s been put under more pressure in the last few games but he’s more than good enough and I hope we sign him

[Dave Blue]

Re: Osho

Mental isnÂ’t it. Our fans still seem stuck in last seasons mentality, when the players actually deserved stick.

Why on earth should fans feel forced to be quiet on various issues because in general the team is doing very well? I canÂ’t understand this all or nothing mentality in people like yourself.

ItÂ’s been a great year BUT there are problems. One being TrottÂ’s poor play regarding crosses which seems to affect everyone else around him at the time, and thereÂ’s Osho. Last night I expected a gaff as it seemed a laid back evening all round, but didnÂ’t expect him to basically lose us the match.

[light up the darkness]

Re: Osho

…As for Gabe Osho, someone on here compared him to Van Dijk recently. Like that's a bad thing. Is there anyone that wouldn't start VVD on Saturday?

I think they were referring to Dick Van Dijk

[jon1959]

Re: Osho

I think they were referring to Dick Van Dijk

The sweeper?

[Tuerto]

Re: Osho

Thing with modern defenders who have come through Academy, u23 football structures is that they have to be footballers before they're defenders. I would bet that osho wasn't playing as a defender in his youth. The days of Sean Morrison, Lee Peltier etc are long gone, this lot have to be able to play, position themselves, be comfortable in possession, look to build etc. They're less physical as the game has changed over the past 10 years or so (1 year if you're a city fan) So there's always going to be a mistake in these types of players as they're looking to play before they defend in my opinion. An old school defender would have either backed right off or made one of the midfield players sit in and that foul probably wouldn't have happened. Barry Murphy likes the game to be open, it suits how we play. Osho was in an awful position, that's where he failed, once he had committed to the challenge it wasn't going to end well. Atleast he didn't laugh this time.... Grrrr....

[Trigger]

Re: Osho

Thing with modern defenders who have come through Academy, u23 football structures is that they have to be footballers before they're defenders. I would bet that osho wasn't playing as a defender in his youth. The days of Sean Morrison, Lee Peltier etc are long gone, this lot have to be able to play, position themselves, be comfortable in possession, look to build etc. They're less physical as the game has changed over the past 10 years or so (1 year if you're a city fan) So there's always going to be a mistake in these types of players as they're looking to play before they defend in my opinion. An old school defender would have either backed right off or made one of the midfield players sit in and that foul probably wouldn't have happened. Barry Murphy likes the game to be open, it suits how we play. Osho was in an awful position, that's where he failed, once he had committed to the challenge it wasn't going to end well. Atleast he didn't laugh this time.... Grrrr....

Also 5-10 years ago you probably make that challenge and the ref gives a yellow.

[Tuerto]

Re: Osho

Also 5-10 years ago you probably make that challenge and the ref gives a yellow.

Not so sure, from my angle (TV) it looked very reckless, although i appreciate you may have had a much better view of it.

[Dorcus]

Re: Osho

The sweeper?

What's his Cockney accent like?

[Razor Lad]

Re: Osho

What is it about you Cardiff fans , the most miserable bunch of keyunts ye would ever want to meet.
BBM needs to get away from this Club asap.

[jon1959]

Re: Osho

Also 5-10 years ago you probably make that challenge and the ref gives a yellow.

Last week it could have been a yellow. Next week it could be a yellow.

A poor challenge that allowed the ref to reach for his red card, but not clear cut (in my opinion).

[ToTaL ITK]

Re: Osho

Whatever you think about Osho atm What the team needs is consistency which we don't have winning here losing there. That's BBM's problem and he needs to fix it pronto.

[NYCBlue]

Re: Osho

What is it about you Cardiff fans , the most miserable bunch of keyunts ye would ever want to meet.
BBM needs to get away from this Club asap.

Will you go if he does?

[Sparticus_Mills]

Re: Osho

I thought Osho had been play very well of late, one mistimed challenge shouldn't see him crucified, you also have to consider why he had to make that challenge, the ball was given away cheaply and he was left in a precarious position.