MORISON 1/10 FAV (Thurs 2pm) " CARDIFF CITY MANAGER ODDS "

Updated: Thursday 11th November 2021


STEVE MORISON NOW THE 1/10 FAVOURITE





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LATEST ODDS (UP TO 25/1) - NEXT CARDIFF CITY MANAGER (LAST UPDATED AT 2pm ON THURSDAY 11TH NOVEMBER 2021)

Steve Morison - 1/10

Michael Flynn - 6/1

Michael Beale - 16/1

Jody Morris - 20/1

Neil Warnock - 20/1

Alex Neil - 25/1

Craig Bellamy - 25/1

Neil Harris - 25/1

Rob Page - 25/1

Neil Lennon - 25/1

Steve Bruce - 25/1

Chris Wilder it will be.

Blimey that list is a joke apart from Ainsworth who gets my vote.

Get Chris wilder in now vt sort it out

Steve Morison not in the betting.

Dalman was just asked if Harris is in contention, he said DEF NOT IF IT DOWN TO HIM.

Steve Morison not in the betting.

Odd that one, as is Chris Wilder being so far in front...

But we've been here before and I am sceptical of this list's accuracy at this time in proceedings

Steve Morison not in the betting.

Odd that one, as is Chris Wilder being so far in front...

But we've been here before and I am sceptical of this list's accuracy at this time in proceedings

Agreed, its the bookies being aware that wilder was at the game the other night, plus early money coming in on him and not the others yet, this is not based on anything from the club yet.

However imo Wilder would be a great choice.

Who’s your favourite Sven, you said in another thread you didn’t think it would happen ?

I wouldn't be surprised if it was someone not even on that list.

This is Cardiff City after all

Chris Wilder it will be.

No manager will want to join a club that is struggling financially. So it will have to be League 1 or a manager with no experience. You can rule out everyone on that list apart from potentially Mike Flynn. It will take 2 or 3 seasons to bring anyone new in the club with a bit of quality to them and by then we will already be a league 1 club.

I wouldn't be surprised if it was someone not even on that list.

This is Cardiff City after all

Joe Ledley said on Radio Wales that he had spoken to Neil Lennon about Cardiff in the past and he was interested.

I really hope Steve Morison takes his chance. His U23s play a good style of football, he’s young and up and coming, and he knows the championship well as most of his playing career was spent there. Obviously he’s untried and that’s not ideal with a relegation battle looming, but is there a better alternative out there given how tight we are financially?

I really hope Steve Morison takes his chance. His U23s play a good style of football, he’s young and up and coming, and he knows the championship well as most of his playing career was spent there. Obviously he’s untried and that’s not ideal with a relegation battle looming, but is there a better alternative out there given how tight we are financially?

Try getting Pack Bacuna Ralls and Vaulks to play like his U23 team.

Steve Morison now available at 11/1

Steve Morison not in the betting.

Odd that one, as is Chris Wilder being so far in front...

But we've been here before and I am sceptical of this list's accuracy at this time in proceedings

Agreed, its the bookies being aware that wilder was at the game the other night, plus early money coming in on him and not the others yet, this is not based on anything from the club yet.

However imo Wilder would be a great choice.

Who’s your favourite Sven, you said in another thread you didn’t think it would happen ?

Too be honest, I don't currently have a 'favourite' I believe the club would employ; and they have too much contradictory form to make predictions

My personal 'favourite' wouldn't take the job under the current owner and I believe money is going to be a huge factor on selection

Could be Wilder, if the club have realised a change of policy is required, but I just don't see it (based purely on past experience)

Guesstimate? Steve Morison (with one 'R') for a game or two whilst discussions go on between (so called) Committee and potentials

I really hope Steve Morison takes his chance. His U23s play a good style of football, he’s young and up and coming, and he knows the championship well as most of his playing career was spent there. Obviously he’s untried and that’s not ideal with a relegation battle looming, but is there a better alternative out there given how tight we are financially?

Try getting Pack Bacuna Ralls and Vaulks to play like his U23 team.

Playing them in their best position and with better tactics is different from having them play out position and with the tactics of micks ...

Apart from Wilder - none of the above.

I hope Morrison does well and wish him the best of luck for the next couple of games.

One man for the job

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Why don't the club just go and get Bellamy in, he would sort your season out before it's to late.

LATEST ODDS - NEXT CARDIFF CITY MANAGER (LAST UPDATED AT 8.25pm ON SATURDAY 23rd OCTOBER 2021)


Chris Wilder - 11/10

Neil Harris - 6/1

Steve Morison - 6/1

Michael Flynn - 9/1

Alan Pardew - 12/1

Jody Morris - 14/1

Alex Neil - 16/1

Craig Bellamy - 16/1

Eddie Newton - 16/1

Mark Hudson - 16/1

Gareth Ainsworth - 18/1

Michael Appleton - 18/1

Chris Coleman - 20/1

Chris Hughton - 20/1

John Terry - 20/1

Tony Pulis - 20/1

Mark Bowen - 22/1

Neil Lennon - 22/1

Roy Keane - 22/1

Thierry Henry - 22/1

Eddie Howe - 25/1

Ian Holloway - 25/1

Mark Hughes - 25/1

Nigel Adkins - 25/1

Ryan Lowe - 25/1

Sol Campbell - 25/1

Steve MacLaren - 25/1

David Artell - 33/1

Robert Earnshaw - 33/1

Steve Bruce - 33/1

Jody Morris?

Get him to turn up at the club to sign a contract and then tell him to f**k off.

Some names on that list. Survive this year. Then new philosophy. Tear it up and start again. Earnie?

Some names on that list. Survive this year. Then new philosophy. Tear it up and start again. Earnie?

Where do they come up with some of them - honestly.

Thierry Henry? Tan wouldn't have a clue who he is.

Eddie Howe?

John Terry FFS

Do they just put out as many names as they can think of?

So many uninspiring names on that list.

Personally I think we need fresh ideas and not the likes of Pulis, Holloway and Pardew who are mentioned in the bookies list above.

My fear is that Tan will go with someone with an established name in football, even if they might not be what we need.

From that list I don’t see him going for the likes of Jody Morris or Eddie Newton as they aren’t established names.

I thought Eddie Newton spoke well on the bit of swazz this week

Is this a wind-up?

Neil Harris as second favourite?

Steve Morison not in the betting.

Yes he is 6-1

I think Morison is well worth a try.

Wilder, Mark Hudson or Bellamy would be great but I can’t see any of them being realistic for various reasons (Hudson a possible exception).

If we’re serious about developing some continuity then Morison deserves a go. He certainly can’t do any more than he has been with the U23s but it is a big jump.

Ainswoterth or Flynn for me but we are going down anyway with such shit players

Jody Morris odds have been slashed down to 4/1. Young and has strong links to Chelsea who have numerous young players who we could look to loan. But lacks any sort of experience, but do we go with experience again as apart from Warnock it hasn’t really worked. I’m just delighted that McCarthy has gone. I’m not expecting much from the new manager to begin with I just want us to be safe from relegation, and then have a season or two to build a promotion chasing side and hopefully with a more exciting footballing philosophy.

Jody Morris odds have been slashed down to 4/1. Young and has strong links to Chelsea who have numerous young players who we could look to loan. But lacks any sort of experience, but do we go with experience again as apart from Warnock it hasn’t really worked. I’m just delighted that McCarthy has gone. I’m not expecting much from the new manager to begin with I just want us to be safe from relegation, and then have a season or two to build a promotion chasing side and hopefully with a more exciting footballing philosophy.

He shafted us once - hopefully won't be given the opportunity to do it again.