Bellamy

[Jimmy the Jock]

Are there still people who don't think Bellamy would be the man to revolutionise Cardiff City?

Bring new ideas , instill discipline , go forward with a modern outlook and style of football from the youngest recruits to the senior squad

Strip it down , repair where necessary and rebuild.

Or do we still have those for Tony Pullis?

[cardiff55]

Undecided on him. Could be great, could be terrible. I suppose it depends on how the club feel about him after what happened when he was coaching here.

[Jimmy the Jock]

Undecided on him. Could be great, could be terrible. I suppose it depends on how the club feel about him after what happened when he was coaching here.

Nothing happened though. It was a witch hunt . Warnock through him under the bus, saw him as a threat .

Actually he may have been a little short with someone.

If you want perfection maybe he isnt the man .

If you want a team that has a winning mentality playing decent football ????

[olderblue]

100% Bellamy is the man for the job in my view

[J R Hartley]

100% Bellamy wont be taking the Cardiff job even if offered.

[Jimmy the Jock]

100% Bellamy wont be taking the Cardiff job even if offered.

Why?

[J R Hartley]

Why?

Because he wants time and he knows he wont get it here with this fanbase. He said as much in his interview with Scott Johnson last week.

Also, I doubt his comments in support of Malky in the same interview will have gone down well with the club hierachy.

[the other bob wilson]

Because he wants time and he knows he wont get it here with this fanbase. He said as much in his interview with Scott Johnson last week.

Also, I doubt his comments in support of Malky in the same interview will have gone down well with the club hierachy.

That's hardly fair, there can't be too many managers in the country who would not be getting stick, or losing their jobs, after six straight defeats in the middle of the season - it's one thing to finish a season with a terrible run like Palace did last year, but another completely for it to happening while there's a chance of the club being dragged into a relegation scrap.

[J R Hartley]

That's hardly fair, there can't be too many managers in the country who would not be getting stick, or losing their jobs, after six straight defeats in the middle of the season - it's one thing to finish a season with a terrible run like Palace did last year, but another completely for it to happening while there's a chance of the club being dragged into a relegation scrap.

Craig’s words not mine. Although I absolutely agree with him. The fan base doesn’t have the patience for a long, slow rebuild. It doesn’t even have the patience to let the team play it out of defence.

[198bore]

It's so obviously the right move for the club and for him. So it won't happen.

[Croesy Blue]

I would have him here in a heartbeat. I’m not sure he’d want it.

Would he get a better job though? Is he content at Anderlecht?

[goats]

I would have him here in a heartbeat. I’m not sure he’d want it.

Would he get a better job though? Is he content at Anderlecht?

I’d imagine he’d like to be closer to his kids.....

[RonnieBird]

I’d imagine he’d like to be closer to his kids.....

Definitely .
He'd be closer to me, but the point sadly remains

[RonnieBird]

Unfortunately no managerial experience and unable to be diplomatic so it would be a dangerous experiment.

He might very well get us into the playoffs in an explosion of energy and passion, but he might equally get us relegated or say something contraversial which would involve us in some massive media shitstorm.

[Jimmy the Jock]

Unfortunately no managerial experience and unable to be diplomatic so it would be a dangerous experiment.

He might very well get us into the playoffs in an explosion of energy and passion, but he might equally get us relegated or say something contraversial which would involve us in some massive news shitstorm.

But it would be fun....

[RonnieBird]

But it would be fun....

Yeah it would and part of me says " go for it" but my sensible part advises caution.

[Xmarksplott]

But it would be fun....

Agree with you on this James

[jeepster]

Would love Bellamy here.

[DubaiDai]

Unfortunately no managerial experience and unable to be diplomatic so it would be a dangerous experiment.

He might very well get us into the playoffs in an explosion of energy and passion, but he might equally get us relegated or say something contraversial which would involve us in some massive media shitstorm.

You could say that about any appointment. Pep is not guaranteed success here

[RonnieBird]

You could say that about any appointment. Pep is not guaranteed success here

No. We know Craig and he's a 100% ****ing hero to all of us, but we also know his temperament and we must consider the fact of no experience whatsoever in management .

[Jimmy the Jock]

No. We know Craig and he's a 100% ****ing hero to all of us, but we also know his temperament and we must consider the fact of no experience whatsoever in management .

Steven Gerrard isnt doing to badly at Rangers ...

[Elwood Blues]

No. We know Craig and he's a 100% ****ing hero to all of us, but we also know his temperament and we must consider the fact of no experience whatsoever in management .

Simple answer

Bring In an experienced number 2 to work with him

[A Quiet Monkfish]

Are there still people who don't think Bellamy would be the man to revolutionise Cardiff City?

Bring new ideas , instill discipline , go forward with a modern outlook and style of football from the youngest recruits to the senior squad

Strip it down , repair where necessary and rebuild.

Or do we still have those for Tony Pullis?

Bellamy

[sneggyblubird]

Eddie Howe would be my choice.And the next choice has to be the right one so that rules out the likes of Bellamy and Pearson as both have a questionable temperament.

[stan butler]

Paul Cook seems to have a decent record?