**Official Match Day Thread - City v Ipswich**
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- TDAGlobal Superstar
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Don't when Ipswich became the "Tractor Boys". Their nickname was always the Blues or something like that....
Anyway, all the play for and given that City still can't put two decent performances back to back, we are due a poor one. Best display of the season against Leeds midweek, but the result was a bitter blow.
0 - 1 Ipswich.
Anyway, all the play for and given that City still can't put two decent performances back to back, we are due a poor one. Best display of the season against Leeds midweek, but the result was a bitter blow.
0 - 1 Ipswich.
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going for a 3-2 Cardiff win today
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Didn't know there was a match....
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Well done, all of us.............
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Honestly, the fact we are the 2nd highest form team in the league right now and challenging for the playoffs yet most of us STILL can't be bothered to give a sh*t says an awful lot about the club...
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How would everyone feel if Slade took Cardiff to the Premier League via the Play offs? Would he stay? Should he be given the chance in the Premier League.
Red614 wrote:Honestly, the fact we are the 2nd highest form team in the league right now and challenging for the playoffs yet most of us STILL can't be bothered to give a sh*t says an awful lot about the club...
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Things are definitely improving mind. I even gave out a cheer when I clocked the FT score on Saturday.
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glasgowronnie wrote:How would everyone feel if Slade took Cardiff to the Premier League via the Play offs? Would he stay? Should he be given the chance in the Premier League.
Success should never be punished - he should stay on. I don't see this ever happening however because Slade has been consistently outsmarted by the top managers in this division, and I don't see that changing in what would be the most important match of the year.
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Red614 wrote:glasgowronnie wrote:How would everyone feel if Slade took Cardiff to the Premier League via the Play offs? Would he stay? Should he be given the chance in the Premier League.
Success should never be punished - he should stay on. I don't see this ever happening however because Slade has been consistently outsmarted by the top managers in this division, and I don't see that changing in what would be the most important match of the year.
I agree that he should be rewarded, but the club made this mistake with Malky.
Malky/Slade will have done a job, but the club has to take a wider and longer term view if they want to stay in the Premier League. Neither of these managers was/is equipped to manage a team in the Premier League. If City do fluke promotion this year, then it has to bring in the right people, be they managers, backroom staff or players.
Slade will deserve a good payoff. There are plenty of Championship clubs who will welcome him at a better salary and where he can feel appreciated. He is not the right man for us and it would be a disaster for the club and for Slade personally if he stayed in those circumstances.
Tan is a man who learns from his mistakes and my feeling is that one of two things will happen if we were promoted.
He will either sink more funds into the club, as future PL income will be there and bring in the proper people, or he will look to sell.
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TDA wrote:Red614 wrote:glasgowronnie wrote:How would everyone feel if Slade took Cardiff to the Premier League via the Play offs? Would he stay? Should he be given the chance in the Premier League.
Success should never be punished - he should stay on. I don't see this ever happening however because Slade has been consistently outsmarted by the top managers in this division, and I don't see that changing in what would be the most important match of the year.
I agree that he should be rewarded, but the club made this mistake with Malky.
Malky/Slade will have done a job, but the club has to take a wider and longer term view if they want to stay in the Premier League. Neither of these managers was/is equipped to manage a team in the Premier League. If City do fluke promotion this year, then it has to bring in the right people, be they managers, backroom staff or players.
Slade will deserve a good payoff. There are plenty of Championship clubs who will welcome him at a better salary and where he can feel appreciated. He is not the right man for us and it would be a disaster for the club and for Slade personally if he stayed in those circumstances.
Tan is a man who learns from his mistakes and my feeling is that one of two things will happen if we were promoted.
He will either sink more funds into the club, as future PL income will be there and bring in the proper people, or he will look to sell.
Slade has done exactly what has been asked of him by Tan, unfortunately I don't think many of us will see the Club back in the PL in the near future, no matter who is in charge. In the past 15/16 years the only decent manager who has been appointed is Dave Jones, and he had many faults. The Club has been run on short term success and there has never been a long term plan in any area, on or off the field. Can't see Tan investing much more financially into the Club.
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This isn't a slight on anyone here, but I'm still baffled to this day why so many wanted Malky gone after he won the freaking league title. I mean seriously, it boggles the mind.
If Tan does indeed learn from his mistakes - HE SHOULD STAY THE HELL AWAY FROM THR SQUAD.
If Tan does indeed learn from his mistakes - HE SHOULD STAY THE HELL AWAY FROM THR SQUAD.
Red614 wrote:This isn't a slight on anyone here, but I'm still baffled to this day why so many wanted Malky gone after he won the freaking league title. I mean seriously, it boggles the mind.
If Tan does indeed learn from his mistakes - HE SHOULD STAY THE HELL AWAY FROM THR SQUAD.
Glad somebody else said this! Letting him go was the biggest mistake we could have made.
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*** G L O V E S *** wrote:Red614 wrote:This isn't a slight on anyone here, but I'm still baffled to this day why so many wanted Malky gone after he won the freaking league title. I mean seriously, it boggles the mind.
If Tan does indeed learn from his mistakes - HE SHOULD STAY THE HELL AWAY FROM THR SQUAD.
Glad somebody else said this! Letting him go was the biggest mistake we could have made.
Can't agree with that at all.
Malky was a disaster in the transfer market at that level. He didn't have the experience or reputation to attract the right sort of player. Furthermore, his tactics at PL level were incredibly naive.
Remember the game away at Norwich when we were subjected to a PL record number of attempts at goal? The team was always going to run out of steam having been under constant bombardment all season. When the change of manager finally did happen, it was too late and the wrong man!
Horses for courses always...........and Malky should have been out pulling a milk cart the day after we were promoted, not preparing to line up in the Epsom Derby.
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