Cardiff City Post Match Thoughts

[mygiddypant]

Agree with all of Froggy's sentiments about standing united, but won't be surprised to see all those who take a defeat as a personal insult giving vent to their frustrations and letting everyone know how, had they been in charge of team selection and tactics, they would have masterminded a massive win at Cardiff. As well as on every other occasion when we drew or lost. The "experts" on here don't stand for anything other than victory.

If the day goes against us I'm sure that when we next gather at NYS whoever is left from the current squad will receive a great reception. I'll certainly contribute my bit.

Regardless of the outcome I think everyone concerned has given 100% for the cause. I'm sure that on reflection some things might have been done differently, but I don't have any complaints about being let down by the owner, the management, or the players.

Up The Millers. Today and forever.

Copied from the match thread. Predictable crap from BigLad, Grist (are they the same?) etc.

[John2]

Sell it somewhere else mate I'm not buying.

Correct, you and me are not buying anything because we can't afford to.

Tony Stewart is far better placed to run a football club, he's been succesful and earned his money and he's done an incredible job running our club.

We need to remember getting relegated from the Championship is a consequence of playing in the Championship. We really should be greateful that we get to play there, and that we don't have to worry the club is going to dissapear in a few years time because of the nature of how we got there.

Remember Don Valley? Sorry, but its relevant to bring it up. People are entitled to be dissapointed, we all are, but we need a reality check of where this club is and where it otherwise could be.

We're doing a damn good job with the resources we have available to us. Those moaning we've not spent "enough" - its very easy to spend someone elses money.

[Heliosphan]

Even if he is poor tactically, which I disagree with, maybe those followers recognise that his player aquisition and motivation skills are eceptional and have us consistently punching above our weight.

Just think for a moment, if we were a different team in League One right now looking for a new manager the best candidate out there is surely the one that has had 2 seasons that level with 2 promotions... Paul Warne. It would be madness to sack him. Be careful what you wish for.

Would it really be madness though?

You're right, the fact is PW has won two promotions but personally, I thought we were very lucky to go up last season under points per game. Aside from that, if Neil Warnock was our manager, or someone similar with a bit of experience, do you think we'd have gone down this season? I don't.

[avondalemiller]

Apparently, Derby were delayed 10 mins for a head injury to Waghorn???.....but he didn't go off(concussion?) They then had an advantage of finishing later knowing our result......was it a Rooney ploy????

It'll be interesting to see what happens to Derby and Reading.......with the Fowls now losing £5M funding, how are they going to survive now as a club??....very intersting couple of months coming up...

[clarkey1974]

Wasnt today's result what got us relegated...but the dross served up at home against the teams around us...Birmingham/coventry/wycombe to name but a few

Today’s game Could have easily been Huddersfield at home way back early in season…because at the time it wont have been viewed as integral ..but it’s the season as whole so it is..

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Yes that’s also true but will the fans “buy” the product next season, or will they be eternally grateful and accept the status quo?

Just how many times are the fans expected to say “thank you Mr Stewart” ?

[mygiddypant]

Would it really be madness though?

Aside from that, if Neil Warnock was our manager, or someone similar with a bit of experience, do you think we'd have gone down this season? I don't.

Personally, I would prefer Tuchel, or maybe Guardiola.

Unbelievable.

[millertop]

My club no matter what

[mygiddypant]

Yes that’s also true but will the fans “buy” the product next season, or will they be eternally grateful and accept the status quo?

Just how many times are the fans expected to say “thank you Mr Stewart” ?

Far longer than they're likely to say "good post Grist"

[clarkey1974]

Apparently, Derby were delayed 10 mins for a head injury to Waghorn???.....but he didn't go off(concussion?) They then had an advantage of finishing later knowing our result......was it a Rooney ploy????

It'll be interesting to see what happens to Derby and Reading.......with the Fowls now losing £5M funding, how are they going to survive now as a club??....very intersting couple of months coming up...

Didn’t kick off till 3 minutes behind ours….sky always make sure of that..the injury time just shored that up..they don’t want the live game to finish first if they can help it..