Re: " Waiting to be Cardiff City's Next Manager "
Mon Oct 28, 2013 11:46 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Sven Ghali wrote:Forever Blue wrote:CardiffBatman888 wrote:If its true Annis - Would you prefer Malky or Pulis?
I stand by Malky this season, But I am a big admirer of Tony Pullis, I rate him highly.
As usual there somebody who is trying to make out I've made it up on this thread
Here is the link to the article half way down it
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... pherd.html
Chris, I honestly rate Pullis, but won't forgive him for being from Newport
Quote (Annis): "I stand by Malky this season, But I am a big admirer of Tony Pullis, I rate him highly"
Annis, is this a Newport thing you've got going now you're in exile??
(Sorry, too good to resist)
I know, mate. It (your comment) just fell perfectly given your past thoughts on Newport!
Re: " Waiting to be Cardiff City's Next Manager "
Mon Oct 28, 2013 11:51 pm
Sven Ghali wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Sven Ghali wrote:Forever Blue wrote:CardiffBatman888 wrote:If its true Annis - Would you prefer Malky or Pulis?
I stand by Malky this season, But I am a big admirer of Tony Pullis, I rate him highly.
As usual there somebody who is trying to make out I've made it up on this thread
Here is the link to the article half way down it
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... pherd.html
Chris, I honestly rate Pullis, but won't forgive him for being from Newport
Quote (Annis): "I stand by Malky this season, But I am a big admirer of Tony Pullis, I rate him highly"
Annis, is this a Newport thing you've got going now you're in exile??
(Sorry, too good to resist)
I know, mate. It (your comment) just fell perfectly given your past thoughts on Newport!
Re: " Waiting to be Cardiff City's Next Manager "
Tue Oct 29, 2013 7:56 am
Tony Pulis has a great record and kept Stoke above the relegation battles, he got them promoted and also got them into a cup final. Malky's done similar to be fair, but is yet to keep us up in this league. So the difference is experience.
What could he achieve with more money, who knows, but although Stoke did not set the PL alight, he made them competitive and no team liked going to the Britannia Stadium when he was in charge - they could turn any of the top sides over on their day and they often did. If Malky does go, I think Tony Pulis would be a safe pair of hands.
What could he achieve with more money, who knows, but although Stoke did not set the PL alight, he made them competitive and no team liked going to the Britannia Stadium when he was in charge - they could turn any of the top sides over on their day and they often did. If Malky does go, I think Tony Pulis would be a safe pair of hands.