BREAKING: THE HIERARCHY NOW WANT A TEAM FULL OF HOME GROWN

BREAKING: THE HIERARCHY NOW WANT A TEAM FULL OF HOME GROWN PLAYERS

Did we not hear this bullshit when Steve Morison became manager lol

The Truth is there is NO long term plan and 15 years later everyone has had enough of the Bullshut.






First The Hierarchy at this moment in time are happy with Omer Riza as the manager, but will continue their so called search.
Even though for he a plan should have been in place.



“ IN CARDIFF CITY’S LAST MATCH DAY PROGRAMME THIS SEASON “

By Glen Williams




Cardiff want a first team full of "home-grown talent" in years to come and hope their new loan policy will enable them to do that.

The Bluebirds' loan strategy in times gone by has been questioned and rightly so. For too long, the club's young players were unable to gain valuable senior experience and it saw their progression stunted, meaning few home-grown products ever made it into the first team.

But club chiefs believe that recent loan successes have put Cardiff "on the map" and now other teams' scouts are actively recruiting some of the Bluebirds' young and fringe players. It might seem pie-in-the-sky stuff, but according to first-team coach Tom Ramasut, the dream of the Board is to have a first XI packed full of Cardiff kids.


Ramasut :

“We’ve had to work really hard to get some of the players out on loan because other clubs maybe didn't recognise the wealth of talent that we have in our academy.”

“Now that we've had players like Eli King, Isaak Davies , Tom Davies and Joel Bagan go out and help their teams — even in cases where it's been in other countries — clubs in different divisions are looking to us, sending scouts to watch and requesting players who can join them on loan.”

"Certainly, those young players have put the club on the map, where we're seen to offer opportunities for academy players to go out on loan. That's a huge thing for us, as we can send more players.”

"The aim now is to allow these players the time to achieve their potential and hopefully break into the first team.”

“With our loan strategy we're trying to achieve a first team full of home-grown talent in years to come, but they need the time to achieve that potential. It is a new vision and direction by the club and hopefully by doing tis we will see our work come to fruition in the years to come."

Cardiff currently have six players out on loan — Joel Colwill (Cheltenham Town), Eli King (Stevenage), Kieron Evans (Newport County), Malachi Fagan-Walcott (York City), Raheem Conte (Woking) and Roko Simic (KV Kortrijk) — and fans were clear when they voiced their lack of enthusiasm for some of those transfers in the past.

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Pie in the sky as usual.

I'll translate that:


We don't want to spend money on players so will just put average young players in the squad in the hope that they will leave us as a mid table Championship team.

No ambition progress and more likely to be relegated.

I'll translate that:


We don't want to spend money on players so will just put average young players in the squad in the hope that they will leave us as a mid table Championship team.

No ambition progress and more likely to be relegated.

Ned,

Excellent Translation of the once again pure bullshit from the Hierarchy.

Their is NO plan.

Somebody tell me a youngster who's gone out on loan one season and played a full season in the loan team then the next season for us starting most games and I don't mean a 23 year old who went to a conference side or a league of Wales side as we have released enough of them but big them up before that saying there championship players the club are living in another dimension fans tbh.

We loan pure dogshit in most cases and I've seen better in the supposed 21s playing but they don't play really unless it's some two bob cup game then you don't see them again and they end up at Bromsgrove rovers and can't even make the f*cking bench there FFS. Then we usually release them at the end of that season

Yeah just an excuse so Tan doesn’t have to spend any money and can profit from any of the good ones by selling them.

They need to go ASAP.

Doesn't sound like a new manager is lined up then. Tan is playing such a risky game...can he not see his luck is gonna run out. Did the season before last not hit home at all???

Its not possible, we aren't even cat 1

Ground hog day again morrison will be back to try again with the kids

Only plus we might see reindorf in and meite puffer out

Man u rag (united in focus) says city have discussed giggs being their next coach?
Was 3hrs ago

What a vacuous statement and as Annis says, we've heard it all before. Sounds like Tom R and Gavin C are priming VT to consider their CV's for the current opening and the one after that when VT pulls the trigger again. Hmmmm. Next!

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Talk about mirages, mirrors and smoke screens. The same old crap from the same old people.
Does anybody even remotely believe a thing that they say anymore?

The more things change, the more they stay the same!

Has anybody in the club told vinnie that he has bought cardiff city not Disneyland Paris?

BREAKING: THE HIERARCHY NOW WANT A TEAM FULL OF HOME GROWN PLAYERS

Did we not hear this bullshit when Steve Morison became manager lol

The Truth is there is NO long term plan and 15 years later everyone has had enough of the Bullshut.






First The Hierarchy at this moment in time are happy with Omer Riza as the manager, but will continue their so called search.
Even though for he a plan should have been in place.



Cardiff want a first team full of "home-grown talent" in years to come and hope their new loan policy will enable them to do that.

The Bluebirds' loan strategy in times gone by has been questioned and rightly so. For too long, the club's young players were unable to gain valuable senior experience and it saw their progression stunted, meaning few home-grown products ever made it into the first team.

But club chiefs believe that recent loan successes have put Cardiff "on the map" and now other teams' scouts are actively recruiting some of the Bluebirds' young and fringe players. It might seem pie-in-the-sky stuff, but according to first-team coach Tom Ramasut, the dream of the Board is to have a first XI packed full of Cardiff kids.


Ramasut :

“We’ve had to work really hard to get some of the players out on loan because other clubs maybe didn't recognise the wealth of talent that we have in our academy.”

“Now that we've had players like Eli King, Isaak Davies , Tom Davies and Joel Bagan go out and help their teams — even in cases where it's been in other countries — clubs in different divisions are looking to us, sending scouts to watch and requesting players who can join them on loan.”

"Certainly, those young players have put the club on the map, where we're seen to offer opportunities for academy players to go out on loan. That's a huge thing for us, as we can send more players.”

"The aim now is to allow these players the time to achieve their potential and hopefully break into the first team.”

“With our loan strategy we're trying to achieve a first team full of home-grown talent in years to come, but they need the time to achieve that potential. It is a new vision and direction by the club and hopefully by doing tis we will see our work come to fruition in the years to come."

Cardiff currently have six players out on loan — Joel Colwill (Cheltenham Town), Eli King (Stevenage), Kieron Evans (Newport County), Malachi Fagan-Walcott (York City), Raheem Conte (Woking) and Roko Simic (KV Kortrijk) — and fans were clear when they voiced their lack of enthusiasm for some of those transfers in the past.

When was this wrote ? Isn't this an article and then added to from last year ?

BREAKING: THE HIERARCHY NOW WANT A TEAM FULL OF HOME GROWN PLAYERS

Did we not hear this bullshit when Steve Morison became manager lol

The Truth is there is NO long term plan and 15 years later everyone has had enough of the Bullshut.






First The Hierarchy at this moment in time are happy with Omer Riza as the manager, but will continue their so called search.
Even though for he a plan should have been in place.



Cardiff want a first team full of "home-grown talent" in years to come and hope their new loan policy will enable them to do that.

The Bluebirds' loan strategy in times gone by has been questioned and rightly so. For too long, the club's young players were unable to gain valuable senior experience and it saw their progression stunted, meaning few home-grown products ever made it into the first team.

But club chiefs believe that recent loan successes have put Cardiff "on the map" and now other teams' scouts are actively recruiting some of the Bluebirds' young and fringe players. It might seem pie-in-the-sky stuff, but according to first-team coach Tom Ramasut, the dream of the Board is to have a first XI packed full of Cardiff kids.


Ramasut :

“We’ve had to work really hard to get some of the players out on loan because other clubs maybe didn't recognise the wealth of talent that we have in our academy.”

“Now that we've had players like Eli King, Isaak Davies , Tom Davies and Joel Bagan go out and help their teams — even in cases where it's been in other countries — clubs in different divisions are looking to us, sending scouts to watch and requesting players who can join them on loan.”

"Certainly, those young players have put the club on the map, where we're seen to offer opportunities for academy players to go out on loan. That's a huge thing for us, as we can send more players.”

"The aim now is to allow these players the time to achieve their potential and hopefully break into the first team.”

“With our loan strategy we're trying to achieve a first team full of home-grown talent in years to come, but they need the time to achieve that potential. It is a new vision and direction by the club and hopefully by doing tis we will see our work come to fruition in the years to come."

Cardiff currently have six players out on loan — Joel Colwill (Cheltenham Town), Eli King (Stevenage), Kieron Evans (Newport County), Malachi Fagan-Walcott (York City), Raheem Conte (Woking) and Roko Simic (KV Kortrijk) — and fans were clear when they voiced their lack of enthusiasm for some of those transfers in the past.

When was this wrote ? Isn't this an article and then added to from last year ?

Written today:

And I have said my bit:

Wez,

Williams says he took it from the match programme the other day.

ByGlen Williams
16:08, 9 OCT 2024

Cardiff want a first team full of "home-grown talent" in years to come and hope their new loan policy will enable them to do that.

BREAKING: THE HIERARCHY NOW WANT A TEAM FULL OF HOME GROWN PLAYERS

Did we not hear this bullshit when Steve Morison became manager lol

The Truth is there is NO long term plan and 15 years later everyone has had enough of the Bullshut.






First The Hierarchy at this moment in time are happy with Omer Riza as the manager, but will continue their so called search.
Even though for he a plan should have been in place.



Cardiff want a first team full of "home-grown talent" in years to come and hope their new loan policy will enable them to do that.

The Bluebirds' loan strategy in times gone by has been questioned and rightly so. For too long, the club's young players were unable to gain valuable senior experience and it saw their progression stunted, meaning few home-grown products ever made it into the first team.

But club chiefs believe that recent loan successes have put Cardiff "on the map" and now other teams' scouts are actively recruiting some of the Bluebirds' young and fringe players. It might seem pie-in-the-sky stuff, but according to first-team coach Tom Ramasut, the dream of the Board is to have a first XI packed full of Cardiff kids.


Ramasut :

“We’ve had to work really hard to get some of the players out on loan because other clubs maybe didn't recognise the wealth of talent that we have in our academy.”

“Now that we've had players like Eli King, Isaak Davies , Tom Davies and Joel Bagan go out and help their teams — even in cases where it's been in other countries — clubs in different divisions are looking to us, sending scouts to watch and requesting players who can join them on loan.”

"Certainly, those young players have put the club on the map, where we're seen to offer opportunities for academy players to go out on loan. That's a huge thing for us, as we can send more players.”

"The aim now is to allow these players the time to achieve their potential and hopefully break into the first team.”

“With our loan strategy we're trying to achieve a first team full of home-grown talent in years to come, but they need the time to achieve that potential. It is a new vision and direction by the club and hopefully by doing tis we will see our work come to fruition in the years to come."

Cardiff currently have six players out on loan — Joel Colwill (Cheltenham Town), Eli King (Stevenage), Kieron Evans (Newport County), Malachi Fagan-Walcott (York City), Raheem Conte (Woking) and Roko Simic (KV Kortrijk) — and fans were clear when they voiced their lack of enthusiasm for some of those transfers in the past.

When was this wrote ? Isn't this an article and then added to from last year ?

Written today:

And I have said my bit:

Wez,

Williams says he took it from the match programme the other day.

ByGlen Williams
16:08, 9 OCT 2024

Cardiff want a first team full of "home-grown talent" in years to come and hope their new loan policy will enable them to do that.

He's rehashed this from last year I'm sure I've read this over 12 months ago Bagan is with us this season

BREAKING: THE HIERARCHY NOW WANT A TEAM FULL OF HOME GROWN PLAYERS

Did we not hear this bullshit when Steve Morison became manager lol

The Truth is there is NO long term plan and 15 years later everyone has had enough of the Bullshut.






First The Hierarchy at this moment in time are happy with Omer Riza as the manager, but will continue their so called search.
Even though for he a plan should have been in place.



Cardiff want a first team full of "home-grown talent" in years to come and hope their new loan policy will enable them to do that.

The Bluebirds' loan strategy in times gone by has been questioned and rightly so. For too long, the club's young players were unable to gain valuable senior experience and it saw their progression stunted, meaning few home-grown products ever made it into the first team.

But club chiefs believe that recent loan successes have put Cardiff "on the map" and now other teams' scouts are actively recruiting some of the Bluebirds' young and fringe players. It might seem pie-in-the-sky stuff, but according to first-team coach Tom Ramasut, the dream of the Board is to have a first XI packed full of Cardiff kids.


Ramasut :

“We’ve had to work really hard to get some of the players out on loan because other clubs maybe didn't recognise the wealth of talent that we have in our academy.”

“Now that we've had players like Eli King, Isaak Davies , Tom Davies and Joel Bagan go out and help their teams — even in cases where it's been in other countries — clubs in different divisions are looking to us, sending scouts to watch and requesting players who can join them on loan.”

"Certainly, those young players have put the club on the map, where we're seen to offer opportunities for academy players to go out on loan. That's a huge thing for us, as we can send more players.”

"The aim now is to allow these players the time to achieve their potential and hopefully break into the first team.”

“With our loan strategy we're trying to achieve a first team full of home-grown talent in years to come, but they need the time to achieve that potential. It is a new vision and direction by the club and hopefully by doing tis we will see our work come to fruition in the years to come."

Cardiff currently have six players out on loan — Joel Colwill (Cheltenham Town), Eli King (Stevenage), Kieron Evans (Newport County), Malachi Fagan-Walcott (York City), Raheem Conte (Woking) and Roko Simic (KV Kortrijk) — and fans were clear when they voiced their lack of enthusiasm for some of those transfers in the past.

When was this wrote ? Isn't this an article and then added to from last year ?

Written today:

And I have said my bit:

Wez,

Williams says he took it from the match programme the other day.

ByGlen Williams
16:08, 9 OCT 2024

Cardiff want a first team full of "home-grown talent" in years to come and hope their new loan policy will enable them to do that.

He's rehashed this from last year I'm sure I've read this over 12 months ago Bagan is with us this season

Well Ramasut assistant manager , Williams says put it in the match programme quoting him.




Ramasut said in a recent match-day programme:

Never happen unless we are established in premier league for 20yrs or so.... even then highly unlikely as seriously doubt more than two clubs have achieved this in top two leagues in past 100yrs.... this idea as been muted previously but with all players being welsh?

Any potential new manager would run a mile from this proposal…

I'll translate that:


We don't want to spend money on players so will just put average young players in the squad in the hope that they will leave us as a mid table Championship team.

No ambition progress and more likely to be relegated.

…in plain speak rather than corporate bullshit, thank you.

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What a croc of shit, how can we get rid of these clowns?

Don't be surprised if riza is given an extension of several games

Only plus we might see reindorf in and meite puffer out

Which some of us have been saying for weeks

Don't be surprised if riza is given an extension of several games

That’s what I am expecting


And all this is NEW again. Was in the match day programme by our new temporary assistant manager.