Dalman says squad is 'too good' to be where they are
Mehmet Dalman believes the current group of Cardiff City players are "too good" to be where they are at the minute and hopes for a dramatic turnaround when the new manager is appointed.
The Bluebirds chairman insisted the club will not rush the implementation of a new manager, hence we understand interim boss Steve Morison will be afforded three matches before any decision is made.
And Dalman believes the players will respond after the new manager is in place for the Preston game.
"We are not going to rush, we have got a good interim manager in there, Steve Morison," Dalman told talkSPORT on Monday.
"We will take our time.
"We need a turn around. The bunch of players we have are good enough, they are too good to be where they are today.
"I'm sure we will see a response from them."
Former England international turned pundit Danny Murphy then chipped in to say that Cardiff is a "big club" with "super supporters", making it an attractive prospect for any manager.
"Big club, it's not that long ago they were in the Premier League," said former Liverpool and Tottenham midfielder Danny Murphy.
"Super supporters, travel all over watching them.
"So, yeah, there are a lot of good coaches who are unemployed."
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