Thu May 02, 2024 6:21 pm
Ketteringblues wrote:kyle08 wrote:"I can also say that I have been a guest here for one year, now I want to be part of the family. I don't want to be a guest again for one more year, I want to be part of the family for the future. If we can handle this, with good plans for the future for Cardiff City Football Club, I will be in."
how can some not want this guy as manager ? he wants the same as we do give him a 2 year deal asap
Fully accept as fans we all see things differently and that Bulut seems a decent enough fella, but I like many around me have serious concerns about his style of play or coaching ability. Never known a City side to not press as much as we do, fight as little as we do, be as narrow, play tippy tappy sideways and backwards shit, not cross the ball and even when we do, no bugger is ever in the box to get on the end of it.
Our league position is higher this year simply because we have better players. Nothing more than that. I’m tired of driving 350 miles to see us play at home like the away side. Yes we’ve had injuries but so has everyone else.
I’d like to think Bulut can maybe be more attacking minded, especially with a couple of additions, but I doubt it. Our ‘faults’ are coached into players rather than of their own fruition. Personally would rather Cooper or Bellers who have league experience.
Whoever we do have I’ll be there.
Thu May 02, 2024 6:22 pm
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Thu May 02, 2024 8:46 pm
Thu May 02, 2024 9:47 pm
Ketteringblues wrote:Gwentblue
It’s crazy, unfair and totally unprofessional to make him wait until the final game before sorting out his future.
I can only assume Tan has something already planned with or without Bulut.
It’s never dull following City is it.
Thu May 02, 2024 11:33 pm
ArmyBarmy1987 wrote:Ketteringblues wrote:Gwentblue
It’s crazy, unfair and totally unprofessional to make him wait until the final game before sorting out his future.
I can only assume Tan has something already planned with or without Bulut.
It’s never dull following City is it.
Not really unfair and unprofessional.
Bulut wanted a new deal when we were on our worse run and playing some absolutely dire football. The results picked up, but the football has been turbo-wank. Perhaps VT wants assurances that Bulut will play a more attractive brand of football before he offered a multi-year deal.
With a much better manager, we would be closer to the playoffs.
Fri May 03, 2024 12:18 pm
ArmyBarmy1987 wrote:Ketteringblues wrote:Gwentblue
It’s crazy, unfair and totally unprofessional to make him wait until the final game before sorting out his future.
I can only assume Tan has something already planned with or without Bulut.
It’s never dull following City is it.
Not really unfair and unprofessional.
Bulut wanted a new deal when we were on our worse run and playing some absolutely dire football. The results picked up, but the football has been turbo-wank. Perhaps VT wants assurances that Bulut will play a more attractive brand of football before he offered a multi-year deal.
With a much better manager, we would be closer to the playoffs.
Fri May 03, 2024 2:03 pm
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Fri May 03, 2024 2:33 pm
Maloby_Blue wrote:It's derisory to think he'll be fine with a 1 year rolling contract. I'm far from his biggest fan and I certainly wouldn't want to give him 3 years, but you gotta give him 2. He's earned it!!!
If Tan is adamant about the 1 year, I think Bulut would walk and he'd gain my respect for doing so (as did Lamouchi).
I know Tan has given us some good times and he's bank rolled us for god knows how many years...but my dislike of him and how he runs our club only grows.
Fri May 03, 2024 3:23 pm
Fri May 03, 2024 10:12 pm
Tuna Pasta Bake wrote:I will never agree with the view that somehow 'better players' would've meant Bulut choosing a more attack minded formation.
It's just nonsense.
I'll say it until I'm blue in the face (pun unintended), we have the players already - Ipswich do it, Plymouth do it, Bristol City do it, to name just 3 clubs in varying league positions!
My concern is that next season it'll be more of the same straitjacket football at home and I don't enjoy that from a Cardiff side, particularly when I think back to DJs team full of freebies and bargains. Buluts philosophy so far has been: don't concede first and foremost.