Steve Morison: "We dominated the game from start to finish.

I disagree, a draw would of been fair.



Steve Morison:

"We dominated the game from start to finish. We had chances in both halves but as a team we didn't finish those moments off."




Cardiff City manager Steve Morison told BBC Sport Wales: "It was disappointing because we dominated the game from start to finish.

"We gave a couple chances away and they took them, the second one was offside but that's life.

"As a team we didn't finish our moments of good play off and they did.

"There are lots of if, buts and maybes but the only thing we know for sure is we lost the game."

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Dominated and lost sure he said this one before. There's a reason behind it but we go with what's there

What game did he watch

Dominated? Luton were savvy and deserved their win. We played well in patches but the approach play was often too slow and his decision to play Watters and Harris failed miserably (no surprise). If he does not replace these two in the next two days he'll be gone by Christmas or sooner. Just admit your striker judgement is wrong Steve and do something about it!

He didn't see the match I did obviously.

we have a squad of really decent midfielders and defenders, nothing up top and no set play game at all, either defending or attacking.
Having a game plan or philosophy at the start of the season is fine, but as Tyson said, "everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face"

Harris is a wide forward, who'll score 6~9 goals a season, Watters is nowhere near good enough.

Now is the time we'll see if Morison is like Watters and in the championship by default.

If we don't get a striker by Thursday then it's time to start Colwell there and adapt the tactics to suit.

I am hoping the plan has been that we believe Issack Davies is a striker in this system.

We did play some nice stuff and i love the intent, but its a results-based business

we have a squad of really decent midfielders and defenders, nothing up top and no set play game at all, either defending or attacking.
Having a game plan or philosophy at the start of the season is fine, but as Tyson said, "everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face"

Harris is a wide forward, who'll score 6~9 goals a season, Watters is nowhere near good enough.

Now is the time we'll see if Morison is like Watters and in the championship by default.

If we don't get a striker by Thursday then it's time to start Colwell there and adapt the tactics to suit.

I am hoping the plan has been that we believe Issack Davies is a striker in this system.

We did play some nice stuff and i love the intent, but its a results-based business

Mark Harris, 6 goals in 5 years for Cardiff , 60 appearances. 5 different managers
Failed at Newport and non league Wrexham
We kept him because he’s cheap.


Max Watters 18 appearances / 1 goal Bluebirds

Thought it was pretty even game after 90 minutes, just one team took some chances

68% possession?
2 open goals?