11 wins. 10 draws and 4 defeats..
That’s pretty impressive.
Only 42 years old too.
Bet you are all glad it was him rather than Hughes or Houghton that we got in.
Long time since our club got 2 managerial appointments in a row right 😂
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11 wins. 10 draws and 4 defeats..
That’s pretty impressive.
Only 42 years old too.
Bet you are all glad it was him rather than Hughes or Houghton that we got in.
Long time since our club got 2 managerial appointments in a row right 😂
Fair play not many wanted him including me but massive credit where it’s due.
how does that record stand up against other Championship and Premier League managers? Is it comparable?
[QUOTE=xsnaggle;5094530]how does that record stand up against other Championship and Premier League managers? Is it comparable?[
Here is the form table since he arrived.
Very impressive
https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/cham...&min=17&max=41
Posted this from last week, for those who didn’t read it:——
Cardiff manager win %
Dave Jones - 42%
Malky Mackay - 43%
Solskjaer - 30%
Russell Slade - 39%
Paul Trollope - 16%
Neil Warnock - 43%
Neil Harris - 46%
Had the season started when Neil Harris took charge, Cardiff would currently be in the Championship top two. Only Leeds (43) have collected more points than Cardiff’s 39
Doesn’t include Charlton and Bristol games
I think that the term 'win percentages' is misleading. There again, I am someone who thinks that crowd attendance should reflect the number of people in the crowd and that COVID test numbers should reflect completed tests and their recorded results as opposed to tests merely sent out and results that have got lost.
shame about the draws as i'm sure we could have won half of them if he had made the right line up choice or did a sub here and there a bit earlier.
Otherwise i'm more than happy as warncock was turning us into a load of rubbish.
A good appointment Houghton may have been a good choice ,Hughes no ,your point about his age is an interesting one and one that may deliver for us in a positive modern way , he is 10 years younger than Chris Wilder which suggest he has time and a chance in the bigger league ,lets not forget how big a danger Millwall were in our promotion year