What The Bosses Say - Cardiff City v Wigan Athletic '
Mon Aug 18, 2014 5:35 pm
What The Bosses Say - Cardiff City v Wigan Athletic
Monday 18th August 2014
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A big game for the Latics at Cardiff tomorrow, we haven't made the best start to the season, but a chance to put some smiles on the faces of the fans with what would be a great result if we could grab a win in South Wales.
Prior to the game both bosses have been speaking to the media, let's take a look at what they have had to say:
Latics boss Uwe Rösler - 'The Cardiff game will give us the perfect opportunity to get something.
'Of course that will be tough, because we had to travel back from London on Saturday, and then down to Cardiff on Tuesday morning.
'But I still feel we have the quality and strength in depth to deal with the situation.
'We went there last year in the FA Cup and won, so we know we can beat them on their own pitch'
Cardiff boss Ole Gunnar Solskjær - 'It's important to pick up points in every game we play, but we are aware that Tuesday's game with Wigan will be a different test to what we`ve faced in our opening two Championship games
'Tactically, Wigan will be different to Blackburn and Huddersfield, so there will be re-adjustments in that respect.
'We played Wigan in the F.A. Cup last season of course and the result didn't go our way on that day.
'We know Wigan are a good side, Uwe (Rösler) is a very good friend of mine, but we will be ready for Tuesday night.'
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=145802
Monday 18th August 2014
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=145802
A big game for the Latics at Cardiff tomorrow, we haven't made the best start to the season, but a chance to put some smiles on the faces of the fans with what would be a great result if we could grab a win in South Wales.
Prior to the game both bosses have been speaking to the media, let's take a look at what they have had to say:
Latics boss Uwe Rösler - 'The Cardiff game will give us the perfect opportunity to get something.
'Of course that will be tough, because we had to travel back from London on Saturday, and then down to Cardiff on Tuesday morning.
'But I still feel we have the quality and strength in depth to deal with the situation.
'We went there last year in the FA Cup and won, so we know we can beat them on their own pitch'
Cardiff boss Ole Gunnar Solskjær - 'It's important to pick up points in every game we play, but we are aware that Tuesday's game with Wigan will be a different test to what we`ve faced in our opening two Championship games
'Tactically, Wigan will be different to Blackburn and Huddersfield, so there will be re-adjustments in that respect.
'We played Wigan in the F.A. Cup last season of course and the result didn't go our way on that day.
'We know Wigan are a good side, Uwe (Rösler) is a very good friend of mine, but we will be ready for Tuesday night.'
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Re: What The Bosses Say - Cardiff City v Wigan Athletic '
Tue Aug 19, 2014 12:07 am
They both like to rotate their squad so its anyones guess what the two teams XI will be. Ole has done a lot better in the transfer market though! 