' CITY PLAYER STORMS OUT/ANOTHER TOLD TO GO '

Tamas was signed as cover, simple as that.

He is not better than what we have for centre backs for me.

Not even better as cover on the bench over 3 central midfielders? We had one defender on there..

I was surprised we had O'Keefe, Whittingham and Dikgacoi on the bench as all three play the same position. Although I'd have preferred Kennedy to Tamas on the Bench at the expense of one of those three.

Agree completely. That is sort of the point I'm making. not surprised players are getting pissed with a ridicules bench like that. Couldnt care less about Tamas, but Spade is sending signals to fringe players here. Just like he did with 3 central defenders last year. And he had the nerve to say Turner was brought as a striker..

Frustrated Gabriel Tamas set to leave Cardiff City without featuring for the Bluebirds
13:17, 3 JAN 2016

BY CHRIS WATHAN


Tamas' agent insists the 32-year-old will leave the Welsh capital if he does not get more chance to play



Gabriel Tamas is set to leave Cardiff City – without kicking a ball for the Bluebirds.

The Romania international was a surprise August signing by manager Russell Slade on a one-year deal, despite plenty of defensive cover at the club.

Yet the 32-year-old has told his agent to get him out of South Wales having failed to make a single appearance and having not been involved in a matchday squad since the end of November.

Former Watford and West Brom utility man Tamas has made the bench just nine times since earning a deal following a trial at the start of the season, but has made his frustrations known and wants a quick exit from his Cardiff City Stadium stay.


And his agent has claimed Slade is prepared to open the door for Tamas’ exit just after confirming striker Kenwyne Jones is set to leave the club after entering talks with an overseas outfit.

“If the situation continues where he doesn’t play, he will go,” said Tamas’ agent, Florin Manea.

“He is not the kind of player who wants to collect a salary without playing.

“We seek options for him to play elsewhere. The people there understand I talked to them and would be willing to let him go.”