Omer Riza claims credit for Cardiff position in League One

Omer Riza:



“I'm happy with where the position I left the club.

“I think we did make changes and I think that where Cardiff is placed now is a big, big credit to us last season in respect of not just me, the staff as well and the club.”

He’s got such an ego riza,just trying to get his name out there,happy where he left us in league 1 what a moron

He must be in a funny farm for the deluded, the worse season i have had in 25 years

He's been on hunter bidens crack pipe again ffs

Think the job combined with his dad passing may have cracked him unfortunately

He looked like the wid man from borneo towards the end unshaven.

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The poor buggar , this is what happens when you work under tan , lucky he got out when he did for his own sanity , and lucky for us too or we’d be bottom of league one right now

Surrounded by fools and idiots !

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The poor buggar , this is what happens when you work under tan , lucky he got out when he did for his own sanity , and lucky for us too or we’d be bottom of league one right now

I agree Richy about his sanity, he's clearly had mental health issues.

He looked an absolute mess towards the end. I've had my own struggles in that sense so I can see clearly that's what was going on.

But the fact he's still saying it suggests that he has an inflated ego.

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The poor buggar , this is what happens when you work under tan , lucky he got out when he did for his own sanity , and lucky for us too or we’d be bottom of league one right now

I agree Richy about his sanity, he's clearly had mental health issues.

He looked an absolute mess towards the end. I've had my own struggles in that sense so I can see clearly that's what was going on.

But the fact he's still saying it suggests that he has an inflated ego.

Agree, Ned; but sadly, Omer Riza is not too much different from certain other characters who can never do/be wrong, a la Trump, Starmer, Tan himself, and more

They work on a theory that if you repeat something often and strongly enough, it becomes accepted fact!

Unbelievable Credit for what?

Riza you helped take us down, A Fact

By the time you left us, Sadly you also looked a broken man

You were also one of Tans yea men and that for me did not help you at all

You I thought were not full shilling when you tried to manage us and talked Utter Shit, Now i really believe you need help.

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He's deluded.

Clubs have not exactly been queueing up to offer him a job since he ruined Cardiff City have they?

Not even those at his level - Cardiff and District League Division 12.

He’s got such an ego riza,just trying to get his name out there,happy where he left us in league 1 what a moron

That's all it is, getting his name out there in the hope that a struggling League Two or conference club notices him, as they are about to sack the Manager.

If he's talking about being in league one then he's right

We are where we are because of him

Finally a thread we all agree on.

If he didn't get us relegated, I might actually feel sorry for this level of delusion.

Clearly trying to use BBM's hard work to get himself a new job.

Does he mean blame?

Does he mean blame?

No, he is taking credit for where we are.

He looked a mess of a man at the end, unkempt hair, bloodshot eyes, wrinkled skin. Either he went on a crack cocaine binge or he's not suited to high level football

Absolutely clueless. I did feel for him at the end. I think his Dads death tipped him over the edge mentally. I hope he finds peace in whatever he does next.

Deluded

If he's talking about being in league one then he's right

We are where we are because of him

We are where we are because Tan employed him and left him there until it was too late. (3 games to go)

Well, yes, he should take credit for where we are in League One. Because he took us down, clown

Absolutely clueless. I did feel for him at the end. I think his Dads death tipped him over the edge mentally. I hope he finds peace in whatever he does next.

I didn't realise that

I don't like kicking a man when he's down and the loss of his Dad probably hit him hard but if truth be told he was an abstract failure.
The worst job in the world if you're not super mentally strong and obviously working for Tan takes its toll which it did on him.
The reason we're where we are is 100,,% through the hard work of BBM not Riza.

Absolutely clueless. I did feel for him at the end. I think his Dads death tipped him over the edge mentally. I hope he finds peace in whatever he does next.

I didn't realise that

I don’t know that it definitely did mate. He just seemed very troubled towards the end of his time with us. He was obviously very close to his Dad so it’s bound to have affected him.

I don't like kicking a man when he's down and the loss of his Dad probably hit him hard but if truth be told he was an abstract failure.
The worst job in the world if you're not super mentally strong and obviously working for Tan takes its toll which it did on him.
The reason we're where we are is 100,,% through the hard work of BBM not Riza.

Not wishing to be any kind of Mr Pedantic here, not at all, but I believe the word you were searching for here was 'abject', not 'abstract'.

Abject - adj. - (of something bad) experienced or present to the maximum degree.
Abstract - adj. - existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical or concrete existence, OR, adj. - relating to or denoting art that does not attempt to represent external reality, but rather seeks to achieve its effect using shapes, colours, and textures.

It was close - but no cigar on this occasion.

Here endeth the English lesson for today.

Absolutely clueless. I did feel for him at the end. I think his Dads death tipped him over the edge mentally. I hope he finds peace in whatever he does next.

I didn't realise that

I don’t know that it definitely did mate. He just seemed very troubled towards the end of his time with us. He was obviously very close to his Dad so it’s bound to have affected him.

He had issues for sure.

But I'd counter that by saying I've had issues. I've been sectioned more than once.

But I would never involve other people with my issues. I would argue that he involved us all in his issues by persisting with his job.