Fri Feb 14, 2025 5:47 pm
worcester_ccfc wrote:All this talk about McGuinness going.
Luton are below us and conceded only two less.
That's not the reason. It's just that the players we brought in to replace him aren't good enough.
Fish needs a run in the team to show what he can do because Daland hasn't helped.
Fri Feb 14, 2025 5:58 pm
pembroke allan wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:All this talk about McGuinness going.
Luton are below us and conceded only two less.
That's not the reason. It's just that the players we brought in to replace him aren't good enough.
Fish needs a run in the team to show what he can do because Daland hasn't helped.
Daland is the weak link he makes errors every game dome costly some get away with he's to indecisive with way we play..
Fri Feb 14, 2025 8:04 pm
Fri Feb 14, 2025 9:50 pm
wez1927 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:SO ARE WE GOING TO HAVE ANOTHER WORST RECORD IN 125 YEARS UNDER TAN AND HIS YES MEN MANAGEMENT??
Please NO:
Also only 3 Wins in Our last 18 games, Riza has been in total charge since September.
This is the worst Cardiff City defence in a generation – if it's not fixed it will take them down
No Cardiff team has conceded 53 goals after 31 games in the Championship.
Inexperience? Lack of leadership? Players out of position? Unsettled back line? Midfield make-up? Not learning from mistakes?
By Glen Williams
Friday 14th February 2025
The Bluebirds have 15 games left to avoid relegation and it has to start from the back, Riza has been in total charge since the 6th game of the season and has to take a lot of the blame. Purely on numbers, there is a strong argument to suggest this is the worst Cardiff City defence in a generation.
No Bluebirds team has ever conceded more than a half-century of goals after 31 games in the two-decades-long Championship era, but the 7-0 hammering at Elland Road last week saw City raise their bats, with a further two conceded at Fratton Park on Tuesday moving them on to 53 not out with 15 games still to go.
The main management team is Riza, Purse and Shaw.
Only one team, Portsmouth with 55, have conceded more goals this season than Cardiff, an alarming statistic that must be addressed and corrected for this crucial run-in of fixtures which will determine in which division they play their football next season.
Not learning from his mistakes is the melting pot — how often have Cardiff conceded that same goal, again and again, whereby an opposition winger is played in behind the full-back only to square it to a striker to tap home? Inexperience has played its part as well, which Omer Riza alluded to this week. Rinomhota has not played right-back in the Championship before this season, Will Fish has never played in the Championship, nor had Jesper Daland before this term.
This is the potential drawback of reducing the average age of your squad, there are often players learning on the job but it is also a necessary evil if clubs want value pumped into the club and to reap the financial rewards down the line.
There have been heavy, heavy losses which have served to exacerbate that number, too. The 7-0 and 5-0 drubbings by top-two Leeds and Burnley respectively have not helped the goals against column. In both of those games, everything the two teams hit seemed to fly into the back of the net. Conceding four against Hull City and the Boxing Day nightmare at Oxford United, when Cardiff let three go in, were also disappointing outings.
Worst manager I can remember, 3 wins in 18 is woeful.
Fri Feb 14, 2025 10:05 pm
Maccydear wrote:wez1927 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:SO ARE WE GOING TO HAVE ANOTHER WORST RECORD IN 125 YEARS UNDER TAN AND HIS YES MEN MANAGEMENT??
Please NO:
Also only 3 Wins in Our last 18 games, Riza has been in total charge since September.
This is the worst Cardiff City defence in a generation – if it's not fixed it will take them down
No Cardiff team has conceded 53 goals after 31 games in the Championship.
Inexperience? Lack of leadership? Players out of position? Unsettled back line? Midfield make-up? Not learning from mistakes?
By Glen Williams
Friday 14th February 2025
The Bluebirds have 15 games left to avoid relegation and it has to start from the back, Riza has been in total charge since the 6th game of the season and has to take a lot of the blame. Purely on numbers, there is a strong argument to suggest this is the worst Cardiff City defence in a generation.
No Bluebirds team has ever conceded more than a half-century of goals after 31 games in the two-decades-long Championship era, but the 7-0 hammering at Elland Road last week saw City raise their bats, with a further two conceded at Fratton Park on Tuesday moving them on to 53 not out with 15 games still to go.
The main management team is Riza, Purse and Shaw.
Only one team, Portsmouth with 55, have conceded more goals this season than Cardiff, an alarming statistic that must be addressed and corrected for this crucial run-in of fixtures which will determine in which division they play their football next season.
Not learning from his mistakes is the melting pot — how often have Cardiff conceded that same goal, again and again, whereby an opposition winger is played in behind the full-back only to square it to a striker to tap home? Inexperience has played its part as well, which Omer Riza alluded to this week. Rinomhota has not played right-back in the Championship before this season, Will Fish has never played in the Championship, nor had Jesper Daland before this term.
This is the potential drawback of reducing the average age of your squad, there are often players learning on the job but it is also a necessary evil if clubs want value pumped into the club and to reap the financial rewards down the line.
There have been heavy, heavy losses which have served to exacerbate that number, too. The 7-0 and 5-0 drubbings by top-two Leeds and Burnley respectively have not helped the goals against column. In both of those games, everything the two teams hit seemed to fly into the back of the net. Conceding four against Hull City and the Boxing Day nightmare at Oxford United, when Cardiff let three go in, were also disappointing outings.
Worst manager I can remember, 3 wins in 18 is woeful.
One point from six games before he took over.
Thirty points from twenty five games since he took over.
Fri Feb 14, 2025 10:38 pm
wez1927 wrote:Maccydear wrote:wez1927 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:SO ARE WE GOING TO HAVE ANOTHER WORST RECORD IN 125 YEARS UNDER TAN AND HIS YES MEN MANAGEMENT??
Please NO:
Also only 3 Wins in Our last 18 games, Riza has been in total charge since September.
This is the worst Cardiff City defence in a generation – if it's not fixed it will take them down
No Cardiff team has conceded 53 goals after 31 games in the Championship.
Inexperience? Lack of leadership? Players out of position? Unsettled back line? Midfield make-up? Not learning from mistakes?
By Glen Williams
Friday 14th February 2025
The Bluebirds have 15 games left to avoid relegation and it has to start from the back, Riza has been in total charge since the 6th game of the season and has to take a lot of the blame. Purely on numbers, there is a strong argument to suggest this is the worst Cardiff City defence in a generation.
No Bluebirds team has ever conceded more than a half-century of goals after 31 games in the two-decades-long Championship era, but the 7-0 hammering at Elland Road last week saw City raise their bats, with a further two conceded at Fratton Park on Tuesday moving them on to 53 not out with 15 games still to go.
The main management team is Riza, Purse and Shaw.
Only one team, Portsmouth with 55, have conceded more goals this season than Cardiff, an alarming statistic that must be addressed and corrected for this crucial run-in of fixtures which will determine in which division they play their football next season.
Not learning from his mistakes is the melting pot — how often have Cardiff conceded that same goal, again and again, whereby an opposition winger is played in behind the full-back only to square it to a striker to tap home? Inexperience has played its part as well, which Omer Riza alluded to this week. Rinomhota has not played right-back in the Championship before this season, Will Fish has never played in the Championship, nor had Jesper Daland before this term.
This is the potential drawback of reducing the average age of your squad, there are often players learning on the job but it is also a necessary evil if clubs want value pumped into the club and to reap the financial rewards down the line.
There have been heavy, heavy losses which have served to exacerbate that number, too. The 7-0 and 5-0 drubbings by top-two Leeds and Burnley respectively have not helped the goals against column. In both of those games, everything the two teams hit seemed to fly into the back of the net. Conceding four against Hull City and the Boxing Day nightmare at Oxford United, when Cardiff let three go in, were also disappointing outings.
Worst manager I can remember, 3 wins in 18 is woeful.
One point from six games before he took over.
Thirty points from twenty five games since he took over.
The whole season is shocking .
Fri Feb 14, 2025 10:53 pm
Roath_Blue wrote:wez1927 wrote:Maccydear wrote:wez1927 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:SO ARE WE GOING TO HAVE ANOTHER WORST RECORD IN 125 YEARS UNDER TAN AND HIS YES MEN MANAGEMENT??
Please NO:
Also only 3 Wins in Our last 18 games, Riza has been in total charge since September.
This is the worst Cardiff City defence in a generation – if it's not fixed it will take them down
No Cardiff team has conceded 53 goals after 31 games in the Championship.
Inexperience? Lack of leadership? Players out of position? Unsettled back line? Midfield make-up? Not learning from mistakes?
By Glen Williams
Friday 14th February 2025
The Bluebirds have 15 games left to avoid relegation and it has to start from the back, Riza has been in total charge since the 6th game of the season and has to take a lot of the blame. Purely on numbers, there is a strong argument to suggest this is the worst Cardiff City defence in a generation.
No Bluebirds team has ever conceded more than a half-century of goals after 31 games in the two-decades-long Championship era, but the 7-0 hammering at Elland Road last week saw City raise their bats, with a further two conceded at Fratton Park on Tuesday moving them on to 53 not out with 15 games still to go.
The main management team is Riza, Purse and Shaw.
Only one team, Portsmouth with 55, have conceded more goals this season than Cardiff, an alarming statistic that must be addressed and corrected for this crucial run-in of fixtures which will determine in which division they play their football next season.
Not learning from his mistakes is the melting pot — how often have Cardiff conceded that same goal, again and again, whereby an opposition winger is played in behind the full-back only to square it to a striker to tap home? Inexperience has played its part as well, which Omer Riza alluded to this week. Rinomhota has not played right-back in the Championship before this season, Will Fish has never played in the Championship, nor had Jesper Daland before this term.
This is the potential drawback of reducing the average age of your squad, there are often players learning on the job but it is also a necessary evil if clubs want value pumped into the club and to reap the financial rewards down the line.
There have been heavy, heavy losses which have served to exacerbate that number, too. The 7-0 and 5-0 drubbings by top-two Leeds and Burnley respectively have not helped the goals against column. In both of those games, everything the two teams hit seemed to fly into the back of the net. Conceding four against Hull City and the Boxing Day nightmare at Oxford United, when Cardiff let three go in, were also disappointing outings.
Worst manager I can remember, 3 wins in 18 is woeful.
One point from six games before he took over.
Thirty points from twenty five games since he took over.
The whole season is shocking .
You said earlier that Riza is the worst manager you’ve seen.
Bulut had a worse record, especially at the start of the season.
Talk about an agenda.
Fri Feb 14, 2025 11:10 pm
worcester_ccfc wrote:Roath_Blue wrote:wez1927 wrote:Maccydear wrote:wez1927 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:SO ARE WE GOING TO HAVE ANOTHER WORST RECORD IN 125 YEARS UNDER TAN AND HIS YES MEN MANAGEMENT??
Please NO:
Also only 3 Wins in Our last 18 games, Riza has been in total charge since September.
This is the worst Cardiff City defence in a generation – if it's not fixed it will take them down
No Cardiff team has conceded 53 goals after 31 games in the Championship.
Inexperience? Lack of leadership? Players out of position? Unsettled back line? Midfield make-up? Not learning from mistakes?
By Glen Williams
Friday 14th February 2025
The Bluebirds have 15 games left to avoid relegation and it has to start from the back, Riza has been in total charge since the 6th game of the season and has to take a lot of the blame. Purely on numbers, there is a strong argument to suggest this is the worst Cardiff City defence in a generation.
No Bluebirds team has ever conceded more than a half-century of goals after 31 games in the two-decades-long Championship era, but the 7-0 hammering at Elland Road last week saw City raise their bats, with a further two conceded at Fratton Park on Tuesday moving them on to 53 not out with 15 games still to go.
The main management team is Riza, Purse and Shaw.
Only one team, Portsmouth with 55, have conceded more goals this season than Cardiff, an alarming statistic that must be addressed and corrected for this crucial run-in of fixtures which will determine in which division they play their football next season.
Not learning from his mistakes is the melting pot — how often have Cardiff conceded that same goal, again and again, whereby an opposition winger is played in behind the full-back only to square it to a striker to tap home? Inexperience has played its part as well, which Omer Riza alluded to this week. Rinomhota has not played right-back in the Championship before this season, Will Fish has never played in the Championship, nor had Jesper Daland before this term.
This is the potential drawback of reducing the average age of your squad, there are often players learning on the job but it is also a necessary evil if clubs want value pumped into the club and to reap the financial rewards down the line.
There have been heavy, heavy losses which have served to exacerbate that number, too. The 7-0 and 5-0 drubbings by top-two Leeds and Burnley respectively have not helped the goals against column. In both of those games, everything the two teams hit seemed to fly into the back of the net. Conceding four against Hull City and the Boxing Day nightmare at Oxford United, when Cardiff let three go in, were also disappointing outings.
Worst manager I can remember, 3 wins in 18 is woeful.
One point from six games before he took over.
Thirty points from twenty five games since he took over.
The whole season is shocking .
You said earlier that Riza is the worst manager you’ve seen.
Bulut had a worse record, especially at the start of the season.
Talk about an agenda.
Exactly, they also say "so many games without a win" instead of two defeats in eleven.
All about the agenda.
Fri Feb 14, 2025 11:12 pm
Fri Feb 14, 2025 11:15 pm
wez1927 wrote:Maccydear wrote:wez1927 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:SO ARE WE GOING TO HAVE ANOTHER WORST RECORD IN 125 YEARS UNDER TAN AND HIS YES MEN MANAGEMENT??
Please NO:
Also only 3 Wins in Our last 18 games, Riza has been in total charge since September.
This is the worst Cardiff City defence in a generation – if it's not fixed it will take them down
No Cardiff team has conceded 53 goals after 31 games in the Championship.
Inexperience? Lack of leadership? Players out of position? Unsettled back line? Midfield make-up? Not learning from mistakes?
By Glen Williams
Friday 14th February 2025
The Bluebirds have 15 games left to avoid relegation and it has to start from the back, Riza has been in total charge since the 6th game of the season and has to take a lot of the blame. Purely on numbers, there is a strong argument to suggest this is the worst Cardiff City defence in a generation.
No Bluebirds team has ever conceded more than a half-century of goals after 31 games in the two-decades-long Championship era, but the 7-0 hammering at Elland Road last week saw City raise their bats, with a further two conceded at Fratton Park on Tuesday moving them on to 53 not out with 15 games still to go.
The main management team is Riza, Purse and Shaw.
Only one team, Portsmouth with 55, have conceded more goals this season than Cardiff, an alarming statistic that must be addressed and corrected for this crucial run-in of fixtures which will determine in which division they play their football next season.
Not learning from his mistakes is the melting pot — how often have Cardiff conceded that same goal, again and again, whereby an opposition winger is played in behind the full-back only to square it to a striker to tap home? Inexperience has played its part as well, which Omer Riza alluded to this week. Rinomhota has not played right-back in the Championship before this season, Will Fish has never played in the Championship, nor had Jesper Daland before this term.
This is the potential drawback of reducing the average age of your squad, there are often players learning on the job but it is also a necessary evil if clubs want value pumped into the club and to reap the financial rewards down the line.
There have been heavy, heavy losses which have served to exacerbate that number, too. The 7-0 and 5-0 drubbings by top-two Leeds and Burnley respectively have not helped the goals against column. In both of those games, everything the two teams hit seemed to fly into the back of the net. Conceding four against Hull City and the Boxing Day nightmare at Oxford United, when Cardiff let three go in, were also disappointing outings.
Worst manager I can remember, 3 wins in 18 is woeful.
One point from six games before he took over.
Thirty points from twenty five games since he took over.
The whole season is shocking .
Fri Feb 14, 2025 11:17 pm
Roath_Blue wrote:The players being told to play out from the back whilst not being those type of players is what has caused this.
Nothing to do with McGuiness going.
Leeds although it was a shocking result are a class above anyone else in this division, that isn’t really the issue here.
What is an issue is how we perform against teams who are down there with us, teams we should be getting results against, like Pompey. Even then though, our away form is abysmal and their home form is good.
My poll yesterday just highlights how many people are too quick to get rid of a manager with over 15 people keen to get rid even if it was Purse who took over. That isn’t good for us at all.
Fri Feb 14, 2025 11:17 pm
Forever Blue wrote:And Roath Blue
That Poll was pathetic and did not make sense .
You either want Riza gone or not, bringing in Purse in to it lol was to suit your agenda .
Fri Feb 14, 2025 11:26 pm
Roath_Blue wrote:Forever Blue wrote:And Roath Blue
That Poll was pathetic and did not make sense .
You either want Riza gone or not, bringing in Purse in to it lol was to suit your agenda .
In your eyes it was pathetic. Fine.
In others eyes, it’s a case of Tan will NOT bring in a proper manager as has been proven by previous appointments.
You yourself have said that Purse is being lined up for the job.