Cardiff or Wales?
Wed Sep 17, 2014 9:33 pm
The forum has gone from Pulis for Wales to Cardiff in a matter of days.
He can only manage one of them, so in your opinion who should it be?
Please note wording of question. It's not what comes first to you, your club or country? Although I do appreciate this may sway your opinion
He can only manage one of them, so in your opinion who should it be?
Please note wording of question. It's not what comes first to you, your club or country? Although I do appreciate this may sway your opinion
Re: Cardiff or Wales?
Wed Sep 17, 2014 9:38 pm
Cardiff, Wales can get relegated for all I care.
Re: Cardiff or Wales?
Wed Sep 17, 2014 9:57 pm
RFMH wrote:Cardiff, Wales can get relegated for all I care.
that made me laugh. 
Re: Cardiff or Wales?
Wed Sep 17, 2014 10:09 pm
Cardiff, happy with Coleman for Wales
Re: Cardiff or Wales?
Wed Sep 17, 2014 10:11 pm
coleman is second rate, but cheap. that seems to please the bean counters at the FAW who are penny pinchers.
pulis would probably get 5 times the salary of the wales manager here at cardiff. with his style of play and with coaching being his forte he is probably suited to club management
pulis would probably get 5 times the salary of the wales manager here at cardiff. with his style of play and with coaching being his forte he is probably suited to club management
Re: Cardiff or Wales?
Wed Sep 17, 2014 10:12 pm
Cardiff for me First, everytime
Re: Cardiff or Wales?
Wed Sep 17, 2014 10:13 pm
Can't Pulis do both jobs ? Wasn't long ago the Welsh managers job was part times anyway
Re: Cardiff or Wales?
Wed Sep 17, 2014 10:16 pm
Military Junta wrote:Can't Pulis do both jobs ? Wasn't long ago the Welsh managers job was part times anyway
He could but it's probably unlikely. If I recall correctly though Mark Hughes was still paying whilst managing Wales so you never know.
Re: Cardiff or Wales?
Wed Sep 17, 2014 10:18 pm
j1927r wrote:Military Junta wrote:Can't Pulis do both jobs ? Wasn't long ago the Welsh managers job was part times anyway
He could but it's probably unlikely. If I recall correctly though Mark Hughes was still paying whilst managing Wales so you never know.
Terry Yorath was part time too and no one has taken us that close for donkey's years
Re: Cardiff or Wales?
Wed Sep 17, 2014 10:21 pm
Military Junta wrote:j1927r wrote:Military Junta wrote:Can't Pulis do both jobs ? Wasn't long ago the Welsh managers job was part times anyway
He could but it's probably unlikely. If I recall correctly though Mark Hughes was still paying whilst managing Wales so you never know.
Terry Yorath was part time too and no one has taken us that close for donkey's years
Now you mention it, is it not quite strange that the two managers that have come closest to qualification with Wales in the last 25 years were both part time?!
Re: Cardiff or Wales?
Wed Sep 17, 2014 10:24 pm
Military Junta wrote:Can't Pulis do both jobs ? Wasn't long ago the Welsh managers job was part times anyway
That's right. John Toshacks first stint was part time,, as he was also manager of Real Madrid.
Terry Yorath was also part time, not sure if it was for his full term, but I was told that at the time he was only on about 20k a year?
