Since being appointed, Steve Morison's Cardiff City have scored an average 1.07 goals a game. Which former Bluebirds manager is the only manager to have managed us for 30 games or more, to have achieved a worse average than that?
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Since being appointed, Steve Morison's Cardiff City have scored an average 1.07 goals a game. Which former Bluebirds manager is the only manager to have managed us for 30 games or more, to have achieved a worse average than that?
Ole?
McCarthy.
Nope. 1.13 for Solskjaer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Canton Kev
We scored 1.32 goals a game under Mick. More than we averaged under Warnock.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ninja
Harris then?
We managed 1.4 goals a game under Harris.Quote:
Originally Posted by OurManFlint II
Got to be Slade?
1.23 for Slade.Quote:
Originally Posted by WJ99mobile
Durban or Yorath.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee
Not Durban (surprisingly). I'll give you Yorath, as we scored 0.76 goals a game with him as manager, but he never made it to 30 games.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harry Paget Flashman
What time period are we talking?
Anytime from the club's creation to present day.Quote:
Originally Posted by Canton Kev
Kenny Hibbitt
Don't think Graham Williams or Billy Ayre were in charge for thirty matches were they?
Len Ashurst in his second spell?
No to Ashurst. Williams has the worst scoring rate but he was only in charge briefly.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
No.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rock_Flock_of_Five
Phil Neal
Is it Russel Osman? Or Frankie Burrows the second time around?
Malky mckay
I think you may be right there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nobody's Rep
After some of the absolute shite sides weve had I cant believe the answer is a manager who got us in the play offs and a cup final then the footballeague championsip. We even put 3 past Man City in the PL. Surely not.
I think he might be wrong there!Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Valley's Caveman had it - Phil Neal at 0.84 goals a game.
We scored 1.4 goals a game with Malky as manager. Surprisingly this was a smidgen higher than our scoring average under Dave Jones.
Billy McCandless leads the way with 1.97 after a hugely successful promotion season in 1946/47. Alan Cork comes next with 1.94, again on the back of a promotion season where lots of goals were scored.