What;s Omer Riza up to these days?Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
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What;s Omer Riza up to these days?Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
Preparing his CV for the Spurs job.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
I would laugh............Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
I can't see Ramsey getting offered a playing contract elsewhere, so he'll probably stay on as a player/coach.
In terms of our next manager, Des Buckingham might be a shout. Young, highly-rated, knows how to get out of League 1.
Personally I'd like Nathan Jones, but I doubt that'll happen, especially if Charlton go up.
Two possibilities and Mowbray, who would get the best out of our players?Quote:
Originally Posted by FormerlyJohnnyBreadhead
It's starting to look like Ramsey fancies it.
Well he'll need to sort his clobber out if I have to look at him on the touchline next season, He looked like he was taking his parents for Sunday lunch at a reasonably priced carvery.Quote:
Originally Posted by North Cardiff Blue
Rob Edwards
Think it goes back to someone experienced now, before being sacked for his assistant or youth coach.
Steve Evans is who they will go for.
Think it almost certainly won't be someone you actually want.
Wonder if Ange fancies a League 1 tourQuote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
Mark HughesQuote:
Originally Posted by Trigger
Please, please NO.Quote:
Originally Posted by North Cardiff Blue
Richie Wellens
This list is today's WOL.
Cardiff City next manager odds
Aaron Ramsey 3/1
Gary O'Neil 8/1
Steven Gerrard 12/1
Sean Dyche 12/1
Steve Cooper 12/1
Rob Edwards 12/1
Liam Rosenior 14/1
Wayne Rooney 14/1
Neil Warnock 14/1
Ian Holloway 16/1
David Wagner 16/1
Des Buckingham 16/1
Shaun Maloney 16/1
Ryan Mason 16/1
Darren Moore 16/1
Grant McCann 16/1
Nathan Jones 16/1
Noel Hunt 16/1
Richie Wellens 16/1
Ralph Hasenhutl 20/1
Rob Page 20/1
Leighton Baines 20/1
Leam Richardson 20/1
Graham Alexander 20/1
I'd take Steve Cooper, Rob Edwards, Liam Rossenior or Des Buckingham from that list (assuming Gary O'Neil wouldn't manage in league one, although I don't suppose Steve Cooper would either).
I wouldn’t put it past Tan & Co to opt for Wayne Rooney
You've just put me off my tea.Quote:
Originally Posted by stevo
It's a frightening thought, but entirely feasible.Quote:
Originally Posted by stevo
Sean Dyche won't be dropping to league one either. And I doubt Ralph Hasenhutl would leave Wolfsburg to manage in league one.Quote:
Originally Posted by RichardM
The six after Ramsey are utter nonsense. Rob Page even on that list is a frightening thought however.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rjk
If we discount the first six after Ramsey that makes Wayne Rooney favourite.Quote:
Originally Posted by Der Kaiser
Good to see the bookies or Wales online taking the piiss by placing Gerrard, Cooper, O'Neil and Dyche in the running.Quote:
Originally Posted by RichardM
As fuucking if...
I think there's a chance with Rob EdwardsQuote:
Originally Posted by Der Kaiser
A chance he picks up the phone to say 'no thank you' and not just ignore the callQuote:
Originally Posted by PontBlue
Imagine if we could bring in O'Neil and give him the freedom to recruit and implement the necessary changes; that’s exactly the kind of reset the club needs. It’s probably a long shot, but we definitely need to bring real football expertise into the club.
I'd have thought so too.Quote:
Originally Posted by PontBlue
Definite long shot sadly unless you mean Martin.Quote:
Originally Posted by North Cardiff Blue
:hehe: Aye, that's more likely.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trigger
I would imagine he could easily get a strong Championship promotion project
Work our way down from there if he declines, but we should be aiming higher than we have been. Someone will fancy it, with the right budget, it could be a good project for someone half decent.
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Originally Posted by North Cardiff Blue
Without sounding like an entitled Cardiff City fan, what has Gary O'Neil done? Both clubs that he coached sacked him, and dramatically improved when he left with the same players.
He is just a name that gets tossed around.
We have no idea with Tan, Des Buckingham or Rob Edwards have lower league form in the book, i'd take that over a name
He’d fancy it, as soon as he saw the advertisement in one of the curry houses in Canton offering 2 Nanns for a £5😂Quote:
Originally Posted by stevo
I think this forthcoming season will see more manager merry go arounds than ever before in the football league
Cameron Toshack the front runner for the Newport county job remember him !
Why don't they hand the managerial responsivities over to this message board?
I’d go for Bradley Walsh, when the team has a shit first half, he could tell them all that they’re better players than that. He says it every evening during The Chase to f*ckwits who can’t even get their own name right.
because we are all cluelessQuote:
Originally Posted by Parti Mellow
Liam Rosenior could be in the Champions League next season, not sure he’d swap that for the Johnstone’s Paint
The worry is we wait for months again and there’s no chance of a rebuildQuote:
Originally Posted by North Cardiff Blue
If Paddy Deboys is involved, we've got no chance :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by horse_face
From a betting point of view when you know these utter idiots running the club have a record of utter idiotic appointments then it's just on the cards we will get a we will be taking our time to get the right appointment announcement leaving Purse with reigns.
Then despite some excellent interest Purse is given the job. Wouldn't be a suprise with these clowns. Worth a bet at a big price.
Tan seemed to like Russel Slade. I'm not saying he will re-appoint the great man but if he turns to him for advice Alex Revell is at Stevenage and would also be cheap and in line with their crazy appointments.
Or one of Tan's Belgian clubs ex managers.
I think a few small bets at managers at big prices are worth a punt.
This isn't a normal board running the club. If you fancy a bet. Think what these idiots will do next.🤣
I'd go for Tony Mowbray
Yeah I said on page 1 I'm less concerned with who than when.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hilts
I can see the statements and telling the FAB now'.the board saying they will take this time for a root and branch review, they won't rush, they know they have to get it right determined to so, they are consulting with experts etc, won't make the same mistakes again.
The FAB will lap it up and think all is well and all the right noises. Meanwhile July comes and we don't have a manager......
See Giggs is in the papers (+ Wales on Line), not promoting himself, is he ?
They should have already started the search for a new manager but you can almost guarantee they haven't and we'll be well into the summer and pre-season before someone is unveiled.