Managerial merry-go-round.

[Din]

but I think you'll find that most Cardiff fans now back him, particularly after the amount he spent in the summer.

There are 3 or 4 Cardiff fans on a different forum that I am on, and none of them back Tan. All of them want him out and don't care if it means sacrificing paying big money for players.

 

[eatonparkboy]

Felix, or the German 'Arry, is known for his dodgy transfer dealings. His ability to sign masses of average players for a lot of money and then lay them once or twice before loaning them out really is staggering.

Was quite interesting how the English media painted him as some great manager when he was somewhat a laughingstock in Germany.

Now as for Hughton going there, it would make sense. He would settle the back line down and you would imagine with those forwards they will score enough to get into the top half.

I do hope that is a literal error and not part of his training regime that would explain a lot.

 

[morty]

Of the last 28 Premier league managers to lose their job......all had a better record than Alan Pardew.

 

[GazzaTCC]

Unless there's a serious fall out between the manager and the board, or with his players, I'm firmly of the view that a manager should be given at least a 1/4, preferably a 1/3rd, of a season to get things going, especially given many teams are bringing in 8 to 10 new players each season.

This equates to 12 to 15 games in the Championship.

Anything less just gives continued instability, the last thing a club needs when it's struggling.

OTBC