Is Cardiff City's 'potential' an attraction?

[Forest Green Bluebird]

To the next manager.

• Capital city
• Recent top flight experience
• Support base

[DubaiDai]

Crowds averaging 20K in the championship and 30K in the premiership.
For many managers we are a very good option. We don’t have to appoint someone from the “bargain basement”

[WJ99mobile]

To the next manager.

• Capital city
• Recent top flight experience
• Support base

Wednesday are bigger than us and can't get a manager

[Tuerto]

To the next manager.

• Capital city
• Recent top flight experience
• Support base

Pay Cheque every month and a tidy contract. Most people in football don't give a ****.

[Hilts]

We are an attractive proposition to out of work managers with no chance of a PL job.

Maybe to a lot of lower league managers.

To attact a decent name theyd want substantial funds. Thats why we are not in the least bit an attractive option to the likes of Eddie Howe.

[Forest Green Bluebird]

Wednesday are bigger than us and can't get a manager

Not sure I agree with that point given their points deduction this season.

Their fan base is probably top 10 in the country however.

[jon1959]

Of course Cardiff City is an attraction.

There are a handful of unemployed managers who can afford to pick and choose and wait for the plumest job (Howe may be one) but most good managers will look at Cardiff - stadium, financial backing, twice in Premier League in last decade, size of fan base - and see a major attraction.

Any worth their salt, with self belief, should expect to push for promotion in the next year or two.

[BLUETIT]

To the next manager.

• Capital city -----------Council ruining the city
• Recent top flight experience---------------Yo Yo club
• Support base-------------maybe 10,000 season tickets before lockdown
  

Not looking so great, is it

[Tuerto]

Of course Cardiff City is an attraction.

There are a handful of unemployed managers who can afford to pick and choose and wait for the plumest job (Howe may be one) but most good managers will look at Cardiff - stadium, financial backing, twice in Premier League in last decade, size of fan base - and see a major attraction.

Any worth their salt, with self belief, should expect to push for promotion in the next year or two.

[cardiff55]

Whether Cardiff is an attraction or not the job certainly is. £300-£500k pa possibly, any manager would be interested, unless they are rich enough not to want it.