CARDIFF CITY MANAGER ~ POLL

Who would you want to be Cardiff City's Manager?

(Top 5 managers selected based on - http://www.oddschecker.com/football/foo ... nt-manager)

no dave jones in there , hes after a job in football

Malky any day

Malky any day

Malky

Isnt Ranieri at Multi rich Monaco?

MALKY f*cking MACKAY

Malky any day

Malky any day

but only if he bucks his ideas up pretty quick

Malky any day

but only if he bucks his ideas up pretty quick

I have faith in him

A win against West Brom and all the fans who are criticizing Malky will be chanting his name.

Malky any day

but only if he bucks his ideas up pretty quick

I have faith in him

A win against West Brom and all the fans who are criticizing Malky will be chanting his name.

Jon, you are 100% correct

It was embarrassing at Palace how so many peoples tunes changed once the goals went in...

First it was "Don't sack McKay..." followed by "Malky, Malky, sort it out..." and "Four-Four-Two, Four-Four Two, Four-Four-Two..." before a group near me started bellowing "You don't know what your doing..." and finally "Malky out..."

I want Malky to stay and (at least) see the season out, but I am now genuinely getting the feeling that things are coming to a head. The manager was certainly not happy as he hurriedly left the field, the players looked bereft of confidence, and the fans who sang in Malky's support were suddenly not so vocal in their adoration for him

I said elsewhere tonight that if ever there was a "good time" for Tan (in his view) to deliver bad news on the managerial front, it is NOW (after two poor results against teams around us)

I sincerely hope it doesn't happen (like you, I rate Malky ) but both he and some vocal supporters are making it increasingly easy for a so-called "bloodless coup" to occur (regardless of how the now famous song goes)

Malky any day

but only if he bucks his ideas up pretty quick

I have faith in him

A win against West Brom and all the fans who are criticizing Malky will be chanting his name.

Not that easy for me. I've had my stance since the Newcastle game and if he keeps us up while changing his approach to lower placed teams I will get behind him.

Malky any day

but only if he bucks his ideas up pretty quick

I have faith in him

A win against West Brom and all the fans who are criticizing Malky will be chanting his name.

Not that easy for me. I've had my stance since the Newcastle game and if he keeps us up while changing his approach to lower placed teams I will get behind him.

We can stay up without beating teams who are lower than us in the table, we actually play better when we're the underdogs

Malky any day

but only if he bucks his ideas up pretty quick

I have faith in him

A win against West Brom and all the fans who are criticizing Malky will be chanting his name.

Not that easy for me. I've had my stance since the Newcastle game and if he keeps us up while changing his approach to lower placed teams I will get behind him.

We can stay up without beating teams who are lower than us in the table, we actually play better when we're the underdogs

Which says a lot really. We're only willing to cause upsets instead of taking 3 points off of teams that sit a few places below or above us.

Malky any day

but only if he bucks his ideas up pretty quick

I have faith in him

A win against West Brom and all the fans who are criticizing Malky will be chanting his name.

Jon, you are 100% correct

It was embarrassing at Palace how so many peoples tunes changed once the goals went in...

First it was "Don't sack McKay..." followed by "Malky, Malky, sort it out..." and "Four-Four-Two, Four-Four Two, Four-Four-Two..." before a group near me started bellowing "You don't know what your doing..." and finally "Malky out..."

I want Malky to stay and (at least) see the season out, but I am now genuinely getting the feeling that things are coming to a head. The manager was certainly not happy as he hurriedly left the field, the players looked bereft of confidence, and the fans who sang in Malky's support were suddenly not so vocal in their adoration for him

I said elsewhere tonight that if ever there was a "good time" for Tan (in his view) to deliver bad news on the managerial front, it is NOW (after two poor results against teams around us)

I sincerely hope it doesn't happen (like you, I rate Malky ) but both he and some vocal supporters are making it increasingly easy for a so-called "bloodless coup" to occur (regardless of how the now famous song goes)

No, I wont change my mind at all. I now wabt him gone. The club is bigger than Malky and he has shown in his 6 wins from last 27 games he is unwilling to change.

46% of the voters in favor of Malky! Hope Malky can get some good points for December

So the slight majority want Malky gone at the moment then.

I guess its a results based business, the same poll might well swing greatly in either direction depending on the result Saturday.

What Tan thinks is the most important part though.

So the slight majority want Malky gone at the moment then.

I guess its a results based business, the same poll might well swing greatly in either direction depending on the result Saturday.

What Tan thinks is the most important part though.

The poll was about who you would want as our manager out of a list of managers, not a 'do you want Malky sacked', 'yes or no' question. If someone chose a different manager other than Malky, that doesn't necessarily mean that they want Malky to be sacked. Besides, a poll of which only 72 fans have answered isn't very accurate.

I'm sure if there was a Malky 'in our out' poll, the majority would prefer Malky to stay.

Malky any day

but only if he bucks his ideas up pretty quick

I have faith in him

A win against West Brom and all the fans who are criticizing Malky will be chanting his name.

Jon, you are 100% correct

It was embarrassing at Palace how so many peoples tunes changed once the goals went in...

First it was "Don't sack McKay..." followed by "Malky, Malky, sort it out..." and "Four-Four-Two, Four-Four Two, Four-Four-Two..." before a group near me started bellowing "You don't know what your doing..." and finally "Malky out..."

I want Malky to stay and (at least) see the season out, but I am now genuinely getting the feeling that things are coming to a head. The manager was certainly not happy as he hurriedly left the field, the players looked bereft of confidence, and the fans who sang in Malky's support were suddenly not so vocal in their adoration for him

I said elsewhere tonight that if ever there was a "good time" for Tan (in his view) to deliver bad news on the managerial front, it is NOW (after two poor results against teams around us)

I sincerely hope it doesn't happen (like you, I rate Malky ) but both he and some vocal supporters are making it increasingly easy for a so-called "bloodless coup" to occur (regardless of how the now famous song goes)

No, I wont change my mind at all. I now wabt him gone. The club is bigger than Malky and he has shown in his 6 wins from last 27 games he is unwilling to change.

Do you ever shut up about that?

Malky any day

but only if he bucks his ideas up pretty quick

I have faith in him

A win against West Brom and all the fans who are criticizing Malky will be chanting his name.

Jon, you are 100% correct

It was embarrassing at Palace how so many peoples tunes changed once the goals went in...

First it was "Don't sack McKay..." followed by "Malky, Malky, sort it out..." and "Four-Four-Two, Four-Four Two, Four-Four-Two..." before a group near me started bellowing "You don't know what your doing..." and finally "Malky out..."

I want Malky to stay and (at least) see the season out, but I am now genuinely getting the feeling that things are coming to a head. The manager was certainly not happy as he hurriedly left the field, the players looked bereft of confidence, and the fans who sang in Malky's support were suddenly not so vocal in their adoration for him

I said elsewhere tonight that if ever there was a "good time" for Tan (in his view) to deliver bad news on the managerial front, it is NOW (after two poor results against teams around us)

I sincerely hope it doesn't happen (like you, I rate Malky ) but both he and some vocal supporters are making it increasingly easy for a so-called "bloodless coup" to occur (regardless of how the now famous song goes)

No, I wont change my mind at all. I now wabt him gone. The club is bigger than Malky and he has shown in his 6 wins from last 27 games he is unwilling to change.

If you're going to use last season's statistics to criticize Malky then it's worth mentioning that he won us the Championship therefore he's worthy of staying.

Malky any day

but only if he bucks his ideas up pretty quick

I have faith in him

A win against West Brom and all the fans who are criticizing Malky will be chanting his name.

Not that easy for me. I've had my stance since the Newcastle game and if he keeps us up while changing his approach to lower placed teams I will get behind him.

We can stay up without beating teams who are lower than us in the table, we actually play better when we're the underdogs

Fairplay you talk some shit. We have been the underdogs in most games this season and will probably be for the rest of the season, we will see if your right come May about staying up without beating the teams below us, I think you need to wake up and smell the roses, we are not as good as some are led to believe.

Malky any day

but only if he bucks his ideas up pretty quick

I have faith in him

A win against West Brom and all the fans who are criticizing Malky will be chanting his name.

Not that easy for me. I've had my stance since the Newcastle game and if he keeps us up while changing his approach to lower placed teams I will get behind him.

We can stay up without beating teams who are lower than us in the table, we actually play better when we're the underdogs

Fairplay you talk some shit. We have been the underdogs in most games this season and will probably be for the rest of the season, we will see if your right come May about staying up without beating the teams below us, I think you need to wake up and smell the roses, we are not as good as some are led to believe.

You say I talk shit yet most of what you've said there is what I've been saying the whole time

Look at the league table. There are only 4 teams below us. There are 15 other teams out there to play, we can stay up without beating the other 4 (even though we've already beaten one of them).

I am surprised by the votes for di Matteo considering he was sacked by WBA in 2011 for them being in the same position we are now, would add very little that Mackay doesn't have. Winning the Champions League counts for nothing in this position.

Malky any day

but only if he bucks his ideas up pretty quick

I have faith in him

A win against West Brom and all the fans who are criticizing Malky will be chanting his name.

Jon, you are 100% correct

It was embarrassing at Palace how so many peoples tunes changed once the goals went in...

First it was "Don't sack McKay..." followed by "Malky, Malky, sort it out..." and "Four-Four-Two, Four-Four Two, Four-Four-Two..." before a group near me started bellowing "You don't know what your doing..." and finally "Malky out..."

I want Malky to stay and (at least) see the season out, but I am now genuinely getting the feeling that things are coming to a head. The manager was certainly not happy as he hurriedly left the field, the players looked bereft of confidence, and the fans who sang in Malky's support were suddenly not so vocal in their adoration for him

I said elsewhere tonight that if ever there was a "good time" for Tan (in his view) to deliver bad news on the managerial front, it is NOW (after two poor results against teams around us)

I sincerely hope it doesn't happen (like you, I rate Malky ) but both he and some vocal supporters are making it increasingly easy for a so-called "bloodless coup" to occur (regardless of how the now famous song goes)

No, I wont change my mind at all. I now wabt him gone. The club is bigger than Malky and he has shown in his 6 wins from last 27 games he is unwilling to change.

Do you ever shut up about that?

Nope as it is a very relevant statistic. Thanks and goobye.

Malky any day

but only if he bucks his ideas up pretty quick

I have faith in him

A win against West Brom and all the fans who are criticizing Malky will be chanting his name.

Jon, you are 100% correct

It was embarrassing at Palace how so many peoples tunes changed once the goals went in...

First it was "Don't sack McKay..." followed by "Malky, Malky, sort it out..." and "Four-Four-Two, Four-Four Two, Four-Four-Two..." before a group near me started bellowing "You don't know what your doing..." and finally "Malky out..."

I want Malky to stay and (at least) see the season out, but I am now genuinely getting the feeling that things are coming to a head. The manager was certainly not happy as he hurriedly left the field, the players looked bereft of confidence, and the fans who sang in Malky's support were suddenly not so vocal in their adoration for him

I said elsewhere tonight that if ever there was a "good time" for Tan (in his view) to deliver bad news on the managerial front, it is NOW (after two poor results against teams around us)

I sincerely hope it doesn't happen (like you, I rate Malky ) but both he and some vocal supporters are making it increasingly easy for a so-called "bloodless coup" to occur (regardless of how the now famous song goes)

No, I wont change my mind at all. I now wabt him gone. The club is bigger than Malky and he has shown in his 6 wins from last 27 games he is unwilling to change.

If you're going to use last season's statistics to criticize Malky then it's worth mentioning that he won us the Championship therefore he's worthy of staying.

Reason i want him gone is I truly believe he will not change his ways, thats why i use that stat. I hope he shoves it right up my arse on Saturday though