Tommorrow will be Electric once again, You lot have sold your allocation of tickets, Well done and it has to be said you have magnificent away support, there will be almost a full house tomorrow and our fans will want to be seeing more of the same sort of fare that was dished out against a very tall Wolves side, who's players for thier sizes didnt half fall over easy. Well back to a true championship match where no quarter will be given or expected. Maynard will now be fully fit and he does look a nice player, with Bellers and Kymbo on the bench along with Veroika and Mason we have plenty of attacking options. I think we will walk this one a quiet first 15 minutes then Whittingham will break your defence down, i expect us to score at least 3 and Leeds to score at least 1. 5 - 1 Cardiff. Enjoy the journey down, be safe, but it will be a long journey home.
Let's face it, it's Cardiff, we have Michael Tonge in midfield, we're going to lose. Hopefully we'll put in a good performance regardless and pick ourselves up for the next game.
You haven't even given Tonge a chance yet! We probably will lose but my god you aren't half negative, Tonge might surprise us
I'm hoping Leeds do us a favour as I think Cardiff will be one of our main challengers for a top 2 spot
You are such a wag TC value for money and all that. Looking forward to our encounter next tuesday evening in Saaarff Lundun, where old chap i think we will also take you to the cleaners, although i do think you have a very good player in Trotter.....Rodkneeeeeeeeeeeeeee
bristol beat them easy so you never know.Your so negative don't know why you bother,maybe we should all give up and accept cardiff and leicester will finish first and second like they did last season.
The thing is we will finish 1st or second this year, Brizzle was a one off and lots of key players missing, see you tomorrow where i really do see us getting an absolute hatfull against you, because all in all you do look a pretty poor side apart from your strikers, who incidentally will probably have to live of scraps tomorrow. Happy days are here again.
What indications? The last time he played in this division on a regular basis he was one of the best players in it. Admittedly didn't do well at Stoke, and wasn't particularly great when he was on loan at other clubs, but in his defence he was never really given all that much of a chance. He knows Warnock, Warnock knows him, he played the best football of his career under Warnock. I'm not expecting him to be perfect but come on, he can't be any worse than Mika Vayrynen or the rest of the **** we've had over the years. He might just surprise you
He's not come here to play on a regular basis. He's not conditioned to play on a regular basis. He'll be solidly average and I don't expect anything of him. He'll only play five games maximum anyway, I reckon. Necessary loan, but still an underwhelming one.
He's not conditioned to play on a regular basis, no, but with Brown struggling, and Norris and Green out until at least the next international break (from what Warnock expects anyway), we only have Thompson (good, but still young and relatively inexperienced) and Pugh, who Warnock doesn't seem to particularly like and doesn't appear to have all that much inclination to use him. So to conclude, I would be surprised if Tonge wasn't to play a regular role at least until Green and Norris are back. Solidly average every week will beat good one week, ****e for the next 4 as far as I'm concerned. You're right, he's not exactly a stellar name, but he'll do the simple things right and he may even surprise all of us. And if he only plays 5 games, so be it - Warnock knows better than either of us, I'll let him decide on who plays and where and how often
I'm not negative, I simply call things as I see them. We haven't beaten Cardiff in more than 30 years and we're in no state to break that run. I'm not going to be optimistic for no reason. Cardiff are better than us and we have a depleted squad, Cardiff would be the sensible bet.
Was hardly given a chance at Stoke, whichever way you look at it. And to be fair, Pugh did a good job at Stoke, a lot of their fans were reluctant to lose him. Either way, he's here, deal with it. He's had a tough couple of years, but he knows the manager well, and the manager knows him well and what he can and can't do. Warnock's not stupid, if he's happy with Tonge, I'm happy with Tonge. I can understand if you're a little underwhelmed by the signing, but reserve judgement - Warnock's signings (on the whole) have looked pretty good so far.
This isn't an attitude I get. I respect our opinion, but I'm always going to judge signings form myself regardless of whether they've played for us or whether the manager trusts him. And I can "deal" with a player being at my club, doesn't mean I have to pretend he's a good signing if I don't truly think that's the case.
