Erol Bulut has the highest win percentage of Cardiff City's

Erol Bulut has the highest win percentage of Cardiff City's recent managers

The #Bluebirds are looking to agree a new deal with Bulut after owner Vincent Tan authorised contract talks

You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.

It would be interesting to know if his points per game record is the best too.

Harris 1.44 ppg
Bulut 1.38 ppg

Bulut’s sides win a lot of games but lose far too many.

Buluts loss percentage compared to our recent managers .

Bulut 46.94%
Harris 33.87%
McCarthy 34.21%
Morison 46.66%
Lamouchi 55.55%
Hudson 38.88%

Bulut 46.94%
Harris 33.87%
McCarthy 34.21%
Morison 46.66%
Lamouchi 55.55%
Hudson 38.88%

Wez - the above is really interesting because Bulut's loss percentage does not reflect at all well - in fact, its pretty dire as it sits uncomfortably alongside Lamouchi and Morison in 2 seasons where we nearly got relegated.

This unfavouable comparison needs to improve next season and hopefully it will.

home goals for/against

2015/16 - 33/20 +13
2017 - 31/26 +5
2018 - 40/16 =24 promoted
2019- prem
2020- 35/21 +14
2021 - 37/26 +11
2022 - 22/29 -7
2023 - 20/24 -4
2024 - 27/32 -11 (Bulut)

His achievement is 11th probably 9th, but let's not sugarcoat it with much else.

I am not calling for him not to be retained we do need stability, but he needs to know our home tactics are dire and don't work

Llan

This analysis is excellent and really gets beneath the bonnet.

60+ points this season does not tell the whole story by a long shot.

You're bang on about the home form - the stats are undeniable. The tactics are wrong and the football / entertainment is mainly turgid and boring. I'm not confident it will get better under Erol but here's hoping.

I've posted a similar argument in this thread: 'Erol and his staff were at'

Just my opinion, not necessarily anti-Bulut.

These stats can be used to suit an agenda either way, this thread proves this.

Bottom line is we’ll finish in the top half which nobody who’s realistic thought would happen before the season started.

There is no agenda.
The stats just open the door up on the season and it's performance analysis.

I see no issue with that. Some may be perfectly happy with the much improved position in the table and some may have questions about certain aspects of how we ended up where we are today. Each to their own and I respect all opinions.

One thing you can't argue with is Erol's brand of football has been divisive among the fan base. The evidence of those contrasting views have been all over this forum.

We all want success for City at the end of the day.

There is no agenda.
The stats just open the door up on the season and it's performance analysis.

I see no issue with that. Some may be perfectly happy with the much improved position in the table and some may have questions about certain aspects of how we ended up where we are today. Each to their own and I respect all opinions.

One thing you can't argue with is Erol's brand of football has been divisive among the fan base. The evidence of those contrasting views have been all over this forum.

We all want success for City at the end of the day.

My point is that I want Bulut to stay so I can say he has the highest win percentage.

You are not so keen on him so you can say his loss percentage is bad.

We all have an agenda really, most of the time it’s an unconscious agenda.



I judge it on the fact we will finish in the top half, maybe the top ten, which exceeds my expectations pre season.

It also exceeds the board’s expectations.

Bulut 46.94%
Harris 33.87%
McCarthy 34.21%
Morison 46.66%
Lamouchi 55.55%
Hudson 38.88%

Wez - the above is really interesting because Bulut's loss percentage does not reflect at all well - in fact, its pretty dire as it sits uncomfortably alongside Lamouchi and Morison in 2 seasons where we nearly got relegated.

This unfavouable comparison needs to improve next season and hopefully it will.

This is why I'm not too sure about him these losses are at home too .