' Craig Bellamy told to Quit Cardiff City '

' Craig Bellamy told to Quit Cardiff City '

Bellamy told to quit and become a manager
BY KYLE JONES ⋅
Thursday May 22nd 2014.

FILED UNDER CARDIFF CITY, CRAIG BELLAMY, DUTCH, PREMIER LEAGUE, RAYMOND VERHEIJEN, WALES

Craig Bellamy told to become a manager and quit Cardiff City

Craig Bellamy has been told he should quit Cardiff and become a manager.

The 34 year old has been told by former Wales assistant manager Raymond Verheijen he should his hometown club Cardiff City to become a full time manager.

The Dutch coach who assisted Gary Speed for the Wales National side, ”He must prepare to become a manager” he told the Sun newspaper.

Craig Bellamy hasn’t expressed any desire to leave Cardiff City after the bluebirds were relegated from the Premier League in their first ever season in the top flight of English football.

Craig Bellamy retired from International duty after the 2014 World Cup qualification campaign in 2013.

Big respect for Craig but it should be up to our manager to decide if he has a future as a player at Cardiff City
Sooner the decision is made the better really.

I'm still not sure what this arrogant 34 year old adds to our team?
The prime example of a "legs gone" player - be refreshing NOT to have his arrogance around our club TBH

I'm still not sure what this arrogant 34 year old adds to our team?
The prime example of a "legs gone" player - be refreshing NOT to have his arrogance around our club TBH

Welcome back.I just love the new username

Double post, oops.

He is hoping to get coops job if he goes to servette. I don't think he has been the greatest help or influence to both managers this season so would prefer him gone altogether

I do think he would be a decent development side manager but I still think he would stick his oar in. He'd probably kick off if youth players weren't being used in the first team more and just be a general disruption.

I'm not fussed on whether Bellamy stays or goes. We are an established enough club that we will find someone decent to take the positions of those that leave i.e. Cooper and Bellamy.

I'm still not sure what this arrogant 34 year old adds to our team?
The prime example of a "legs gone" player - be refreshing NOT to have his arrogance around our club TBH

Welcome back.I just love the new username

Lots of players have said in interviews that Bellamy has a positive effect on the squad. His professionalism and his demanding of high standards has a positive effect...so they say. I don't like his attitude towards the fans though. He should show more respect.

I'm still not sure what this arrogant 34 year old adds to our team?
The prime example of a "legs gone" player - be refreshing NOT to have his arrogance around our club TBH

Welcome back.I just love the new username

Lots of players have said in interviews that Bellamy has a positive effect on the squad. His professionalism and his demanding of high standards has a positive effect...so they say. I don't like his attitude towards the fans though. He should show more respect.

To be fair though this apparent disrespect to fans as people are calling it came at a time when the fans weren't showing much respect to the players or team.

So what's this supposed other disruption he's been causing?

I'm still not sure what this arrogant 34 year old adds to our team?
The prime example of a "legs gone" player - be refreshing NOT to have his arrogance around our club TBH

Welcome back.I just love the new username

Lots of players have said in interviews that Bellamy has a positive effect on the squad. His professionalism and his demanding of high standards has a positive effect...so they say. I don't like his attitude towards the fans though. He should show more respect.

To be fair though this apparent disrespect to fans as people are calling it came at a time when the fans weren't showing much respect to the players or team.

So what's this supposed other disruption he's been causing?

I agreed with Bellamy at the time for having a go at fans for booing Whitts, he was right to do that.

But not coming out to do the lap of honour and thank the fans for their support during the season is inexcusable especially after the season we've had to put up with.

True, that last thing was a bit odd!

I think Bellars has now served his purpose here, as a player, he's too much of the angry man for my liking, he has offered very little on the field this last year for the money he is getting paid. However, players and managers publicly seem to still rate him in terms of a positive and motivational influence on those around him, so maybe he should be moved to a coaching role

hes full of resentment because half of the fans slag him off, many claim to know him and talk about his personal life - can you blame him?

what other player has there personal life branded everywhere week to week

I don't think Bellamy will make it as a manager, far to confrontational,his attitude stinks.Maybe a managers assistant but that's it.

Great player for us when he first arrived but now time to move on and get young blood and use salary for that purpose !

I think he will get one last payday elsewhere.

Delighted he's gone

Delighted he's gone