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Exactly! Trollope at Brighton and Monk at his various clubs could have helped too! To my knowledge, and I stand to be corrected, the club's that have stepped up over the last three seasons have been Bournemouth, Port Vale and Argylewestyorkshiregull wrote: ↑17 Mar 2018, 07:13 I can't see Neil Warnock having a soft spot at all. If he did could have helped us before now. Can't remember much help last season or the season before that or any other season. Nothing above and beyond
cheers for that mate!Torquay bluebird wrote: ↑17 Mar 2018, 08:29 Hi guys
Im a Cardiff fan who lives in torquay.
Rhys Healey is a fantastic signing for you. He will score the goals to keep you up without a doubt, he is a very very good young player.
If it was not for his awful injury last season he would be a regular in the Cardiff team.
Warnock has helped out with a few player loans over the years. There is of course only so much he can do as he is not the owner or responsible for the money, so its not that he can just send players for free, but he has been flexible with loans and suggested players to the club in the past.sgf wrote: ↑17 Mar 2018, 08:09 Exactly! Trollope at Brighton and Monk at his various clubs could have helped too! To my knowledge, and I stand to be corrected, the club's that have stepped up over the last three seasons have been Bournemouth, Port Vale and Argyle
There may be others but they are the 3 that spring to mind
That's a fair point. However, the loan system is meant to benefit both clubs. In this case, in the ideal scenario, Healey fires us to safety while Cardiff get a match fit striker back.exilegull wrote: ↑17 Mar 2018, 11:47 Warnock has helped out with a few player loans over the years. There is of course only so much he can do as he is not the owner or responsible for the money, so its not that he can just send players for free, but he has been flexible with loans and suggested players to the club in the past.
If we'd held on for the last 8/9 minutes and got the win would you have been complaining or making this post? By all accounts Williams and Romain have been playing well together and while we were winning would you have made the change? At the end of the day we've got the opportunity to bring in what seems to be a decent player and have taken the chance while it was there, but it doesn't mean we need to throw him straight in and make an unnecessary change.Yorkieandy wrote: ↑17 Mar 2018, 17:34 He'll not fire us to safety getting about 8 minutes play will he?
I tend to agree. Mostly because Williams and Romain have been good together from the sound of the last few games. I hope Owers manages to get all three in the starting eleven next Saturday. I think he will be looking at doing that.TUFC92 wrote: ↑17 Mar 2018, 18:32 By all accounts Williams and Romain have been playing well together and while we were winning would you have made the change? At the end of the day we've got the opportunity to bring in what seems to be a decent player and have taken the chance while it was there, but it doesn't mean we need to throw him straight in and make an unnecessary change.
I very rarely post but read the forums every day and it seems that any opportunity you get to critise you'll take within moments?
Why don't you read the Romain thread where i was the first to give praise for how he'd started. Why don't you read through the Owers thread where i have posted GIVING him praise when it has been due which has not been often but it has happened. Why don't you read through properly. I give praise when i believe it's due no matter how much i dislike a player / manager or whatever (see Billy Bodin thread) so i suggest you read through threads properly and don't pick out the bits that tries to validate your criticism .TUFC92 wrote: ↑17 Mar 2018, 18:32 If we'd held on for the last 8/9 minutes and got the win would you have been complaining or making this post? By all accounts Williams and Romain have been playing well together and while we were winning would you have made the change? At the end of the day we've got the opportunity to bring in what seems to be a decent player and have taken the chance while it was there, but it doesn't mean we need to throw him straight in and make an unnecessary change.
I very rarely post but read the forums every day and it seems that any opportunity you get to critise you'll take within moments? I'm not a fan of Owers in the slightest and don't think he's the right person to be in charge but give the bloke a break.