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I don't agree with much of that tbh.
Utter bollocks for starters.Cardiff City fans are among the most passionate, best and optimistic in football
Yes we're a side in transition and probably will be mid table at most this season.
We've also been on a terrible run of results, we played some very strong teams in a row, at the same time we were missing key players.
Last night we were playing an average side, and had players back, and we still lost, but in truth the game could have gone either way. We weren't as awful as the reaction has been, but it is understandable that people are getting frustrated given the run of results.
Last time we were really bad was the Coventry match - and we saw a big reaction from that. Hopefully they can do it again.
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The only thing I can agree with here is, we were playing an average side. In fact I thought QPR were poor, but the truth of the matter was, we were absolutely awful. QPR fully deserved the win, in fact they could've won by more. Sticking 3 up front and hoofing in into the box for the last 10 minutes was our only output. The lack of ability in this team is so evident.Originally posted by Rjk View PostI don't agree with much of that tbh.
Utter bollocks for starters.
Yes we're a side in transition and probably will be mid table at most this season.
We've also been on a terrible run of results, we played some very strong teams in a row, at the same time we were missing key players.
Last night we were playing an average side, and had players back, and we still lost, but in truth the game could have gone either way. We weren't as awful as the reaction has been, but it is understandable that people are getting frustrated given the run of results.
Last time we were really bad was the Coventry match - and we saw a big reaction from that. Hopefully they can do it again.
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We have a better team than last year but are performing far less well. Either the team is poorly motivated or have lost faith in the manager. Both of these issues are resolvable but sadly not under the current manager. I'm not a fan of constantly changing managers especially as there are no, or few, realistic suitable alternatives available especially for a side that is likely to be in a relegation fight if the current slump continues. However, something has to change and the only change that can be achieved quickly is to appoint a new manager.
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WO are on his case, but not from any constructive or knowledgeable position.
I've called for his replacement for a while but I can also see the common sense in letting the thing run for a few more games after we've invested in these new players and we can anticipate returns from injury.
He should have gone a month or more ago, but right now we've encouraged him to start a new project and it'd be a pretty big waste to just forget about that. Can't afford more than a few games more though because we could soon be in a relegation spin if it doesn't work quickly.
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The first 15 minutes or so was dull as anything I can remember, but then I thought we started to exert more and more control on the match, up until the hour mark.Originally posted by Pug View PostThe only thing I can agree with here is, we were playing an average side. In fact I thought QPR were poor, but the truth of the matter was, we were absolutely awful. QPR fully deserved the win, in fact they could've won by more. Sticking 3 up front and hoofing in into the box for the last 10 minutes was our only output. The lack of ability in this team is so evident.
After QPR scored though we were poor chasing the game, and none of the substitutions changed things.
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With regard to above comments, we have been awful for over a year now , except for the games after the resumption of football back in the summer. The article mentions popular managers, but Jones had fans who didn't like him, despite his brand of football and his ability to to pick good players and make a profit on them. It's only 15 months since the crowd booed Warnock off the pitch, and on the Monday he did the decent thing and left. His **** them attitude said it all, if he wasn't being worshipped he didn't like it.
We are a long way off being compared to Durban, he took over in Division 2 and we had two straight relegations to the dungeon. We didn't get back up to the second tier for 18 seasons. Graham Williams was terrible too and was offloaded pretty quickly.
All teams have bad runs, it just depends how much faith the club have in Harris to turn it round. I don't think many people do think he will. If the crowds were there he would have been having a rough time from them. But the point made in the article about playing well in the second half towards the Canton end and getting results is true I think. Lots of late goals at that end for us (except penalties of course).
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I don't rate Paul Abbandonato as a journalist at all. Just like Talksport in the old days, his main role seems to be getting people talking and emotionally reacting rather than having a greater understanding about what is going on at the club.
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How can this be changed?Originally posted by Pug View PostThe only thing I can agree with here is, we were playing an average side. In fact I thought QPR were poor, but the truth of the matter was, we were absolutely awful. QPR fully deserved the win, in fact they could've won by more. Sticking 3 up front and hoofing in into the box for the last 10 minutes was our only output. The lack of ability in this team is so evident.
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And yet it's the managers fault when all the players he's brought in has workedOriginally posted by Pug View PostThe only thing I can agree with here is, we were playing an average side. In fact I thought QPR were poor, but the truth of the matter was, we were absolutely awful. QPR fully deserved the win, in fact they could've won by more. Sticking 3 up front and hoofing in into the box for the last 10 minutes was our only output. The lack of ability in this team is so evident.
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We are shit fans and always have been.Originally posted by Rjk View PostI don't agree with much of that tbh.
Utter bollocks for starters.
Yes we're a side in transition and probably will be mid table at most this season.
We've also been on a terrible run of results, we played some very strong teams in a row, at the same time we were missing key players.
Last night we were playing an average side, and had players back, and we still lost, but in truth the game could have gone either way. We weren't as awful as the reaction has been, but it is understandable that people are getting frustrated given the run of results.
Last time we were really bad was the Coventry match - and we saw a big reaction from that. Hopefully they can do it again.
Too many years of overachieving (to a degree) have made us expectant
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Exactly.Originally posted by Vindec View PostWe have a better team than last year but are performing far less well. Either the team is poorly motivated or have lost faith in the manager. Both of these issues are resolvable but sadly not under the current manager. I'm not a fan of constantly changing managers especially as there are no, or few, realistic suitable alternatives available especially for a side that is likely to be in a relegation fight if the current slump continues. However, something has to change and the only change that can be achieved quickly is to appoint a new manager.
(I’m a bit more optimistic that you about the club’s choices for the next manager, but I know what you mean)
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Agree completely.Originally posted by surge View PostI don't rate Paul Abbandonato as a journalist at all. Just like Talksport in the old days, his main role seems to be getting people talking and emotionally reacting rather than having a greater understanding about what is going on at the club.
He seems to have been in a major sulk since Warnock left (and with Blakey's Bootroom gone). No inside track or platform any more.
The thing that grates with me most is his shameless sycophancy - to Nathan Blake, to Neil Warnock or to the cartoon version of Cardiff fans that he constantly projects - as if Cardiff fans are a soft-in-the head different species from football fans everywhere else!
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