Cardiff City look set to add ex-Watford first-team coach Omer Riza to their coaching staff.
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Cardiff City look set to add ex-Watford first-team coach Omer Riza to their coaching staff.
Born in England, with Turkish heritage.Quote:
Originally Posted by MOZZER2
apparently a forward coach and an 'in possession coach ' tooQuote:
Originally Posted by Rock_Flock_of_Five
if true sounds like a shrewd move by the club . optimistic signs for the season i must say
Mozz, Shrewd is a bit over the top. Interesting would come to mind. We know nothing about this bloke as a coach. I'm always mildly perplexed when people use Superlatives in order to project their leanings, Osian Roberts is the second coming on here because he's Welsh and Cesc Fabregas said he was good. Be optimistic by all means, Positivity is welcomed, but plucking shit out of thin air.....Quote:
Originally Posted by MOZZER2
I can't see much happening until the end of the month as that's when the current financial period ends.
Quite. I can remember certain individuals declaring that Bulut signing Alex Runarsson on loan was a shrewd move as the keeper was due to be out of contract with Arsenal this summer. Turns out Runarsson was woeful and got binned by Arsenal in February.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
I hope he has lots of connections to quality players who are looking for a basket case of a club to play for.
If he has - then great - Im yet to be convinced, Im also yet to renew my season ticket.
Yeah, happens all the time. Will Vaulks was lauded by a fair few on here, although that was because he played for Wales. People just don't know, unless they're sat at home hour after hour watching crap football matches. Saying that.....Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
it does feel as though we have been less than the sum of our parts in attacking for some time, so hopefully this kind of appointment will have a significant impact.
last year we had the likes of Meite, Bowler, Grant etc who have all done it at this level before and we were largely ineffective in attack
You'd hope so, although he was with a Watford side that managed to score just one goal in two games against us last season, so perhaps we shouldn't expect too much.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rjk
yes, but we should at least try to enjoy the possibility that we will be a good side now in the close season , before we are proven otherwise.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
Perhaps it's just me but does anyone else get a bit underwhelmed when I find out we've missed out on signing someone who has ended up going to a team quite a bit below us in the pecking order last season?Quote:
Originally Posted by MOZZER2
It would be good to hear we've missed out on someone who ended up going to a side aiming for promotion, to be targeting players that are also targets for likely top sides in the division. Absolutely no disrespect to Jordon Williams, and hope he has a great career (except when he plays us, he can have a shocker then lol), but aiming for League 1 players that end up going to a side from the same division last season doesn't inspire me greatly. If that is the sort of target we are aiming for we'll get more transfers wrong than right and we're not heading up the table.
probably a load of b'llux this rumour but we are in for Michael Olise
:hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by MOZZER2
He's just signed for Bayern Munich, hasn't he? Well, at least they're rumoured to be after him.Quote:
Originally Posted by MOZZER2
Mind you, if Cardiff City enter the frame it could scupper Bayern's plans... :hehe:
Did we really 'miss out' on signing Jordan Williams?Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee
I can believe that the club looked at him as a possible full back option - probably along with dozens of others - and maybe even spoke to someone - but did they ever make a formal approach?
Surely most of these 'linked with' stories are agent inventions?
They are usually given space by Wales Online (after appearing somewhere else first) and then are rubbished a few days later when the club deny ever being interested. Two stories and no substance.
We had been linked with Sevilla reserves striker Musa Drammeh but it looks like he's off to Hearts.
Why on Earth would you be underwhelmed by us missing out on a League 1 player ? There could be a myriad of reasons why one player would choose to join one club not another and not all of them are be football-related.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee
In this instance you probably feel miffed because you consider Cardiff to be superior to Pompey and yet the player has chosen to join them instead of us. Anyhow, it's more likely that we were never interested in him in the first place. Just pure speculation by WOL.
We are competing with teams in Scotland and league 1/newly promoted :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Undercoverinwurzelland
Its ok tho cos theres a member of backroom staff coming in thats going to rip up the way Bulut plays and get us going.
Because if we were in for him, we've lost out to a team below us in the football league.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moodybluebird
So it's a pride thing then. Nothing to do with how good the player is or his reasons for joining Portsmouth. Also, as they were promoted last season they are no longer below us in the league.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dembe
You'd have to ask Eric, I was just answering your question based on posts i've read in this threadQuote:
Originally Posted by Moodybluebird
It is just you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee
When he talking :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
Has the ever perfect TIT made a grammatical error?
I'm not panicking.
But at what point does the "Tan backs Bulut" narrative become another PR bullshit lie?
If we want to get real philosophical (since there's absolutely **** all else to talk about) is a lie a lie when it's first muttered or when the event in question does/does not happen?