Slade frustrated by limited options

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Russell Slade: Cardiff City boss frustrated by limited options
Manager Russell Slade has rued Cardiff City's lack of forward options following their 2-0 defeat at Derby County in the Championship.
Cardiff, who have only scored 17 league goals so far this season, had only two shots on target.
Slade says he is close to signing a striker before the emergency loan window closes on Wednesday.
"We were a bit limited in terms of our options with one or two injuries," Slade said.
"I used all the options possible by bringing Sammy [Ameobi] on and young Matt Kennedy on in the end.
"I'm hoping it [a loan] will be sealed before Wednesday."
Cardiff players during the game at Derby County
Cardiff City are only three points of the play-off places in the Championship despite defeat at Derby
Cardiff faced Derby without injured duo Aron Gunnarsson and Anthony Pilkington, but Slade hopes they will be back in contention to face Burnley next Saturday.
Second-half goals from George Thorne and Andreas Weimann secured victory for Derby County, who moved up to fourth in the table.
Despite defeat, Cardiff are only three points of the play-off places in ninth and Slade could not fault his side's efforts against Paul Clement's side.
"In terms of our attitude and work ethic we kept going forward and had a couple of opportunities," Slade added.
"I thought we competed with them really well and created a few chances in the first half, all be it Derby had the lion's share of play.
"Sometimes you've got to put your hands up and we were beaten by, in the end, the better side."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34892800

Russell Slade: Cardiff City boss frustrated by limited options
Manager Russell Slade has rued Cardiff City's lack of forward options following their 2-0 defeat at Derby County in the Championship.
Cardiff, who have only scored 17 league goals so far this season, had only two shots on target.
Slade says he is close to signing a striker before the emergency loan window closes on Wednesday.
"We were a bit limited in terms of our options with one or two injuries," Slade said.
"I used all the options possible by bringing Sammy [Ameobi] on and young Matt Kennedy on in the end.
"I'm hoping it [a loan] will be sealed before Wednesday."
Cardiff players during the game at Derby County
Cardiff City are only three points of the play-off places in the Championship despite defeat at Derby
Cardiff faced Derby without injured duo Aron Gunnarsson and Anthony Pilkington, but Slade hopes they will be back in contention to face Burnley next Saturday.
Second-half goals from George Thorne and Andreas Weimann secured victory for Derby County, who moved up to fourth in the table.
Despite defeat, Cardiff are only three points of the play-off places in ninth and Slade could not fault his side's efforts against Paul Clement's side.
"In terms of our attitude and work ethic we kept going forward and had a couple of opportunities," Slade added.
"I thought we competed with them really well and created a few chances in the first half, all be it Derby had the lion's share of play.
"Sometimes you've got to put your hands up and we were beaten by, in the end, the better side."

" beaten by a better side" and a better manager

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34892800

Russell Slade: Cardiff City boss frustrated by limited options
Manager Russell Slade has rued Cardiff City's lack of forward options following their 2-0 defeat at Derby County in the Championship.
Cardiff, who have only scored 17 league goals so far this season, had only two shots on target.
Slade says he is close to signing a striker before the emergency loan window closes on Wednesday.
"We were a bit limited in terms of our options with one or two injuries," Slade said.
"I used all the options possible by bringing Sammy [Ameobi] on and young Matt Kennedy on in the end.
"I'm hoping it [a loan] will be sealed before Wednesday."
Cardiff players during the game at Derby County
Cardiff City are only three points of the play-off places in the Championship despite defeat at Derby
Cardiff faced Derby without injured duo Aron Gunnarsson and Anthony Pilkington, but Slade hopes they will be back in contention to face Burnley next Saturday.
Second-half goals from George Thorne and Andreas Weimann secured victory for Derby County, who moved up to fourth in the table.
Despite defeat, Cardiff are only three points of the play-off places in ninth and Slade could not fault his side's efforts against Paul Clement's side.
"In terms of our attitude and work ethic we kept going forward and had a couple of opportunities," Slade added.
"I thought we competed with them really well and created a few chances in the first half, all be it Derby had the lion's share of play.
"Sometimes you've got to put your hands up and we were beaten by, in the end, the better side."

" beaten by a better side" and a better manager

Must of attacked with intent with a massive 2 shots on target! What a clueless man

Slade's a joke, can't even think of a good excuse

He could sign Messi on loan and the team would still suffer because of these negative tactics Slade insisnts on deploying.

It's a couple of injuries, deal with it. We still have the likes of Ameobi and Kennedy on the bench, hardly scraping the barrel and he sent out on loan revel and Doyle, his choices.

Make the most of what we have.