A former captain, Jason Perry, called the Cardiff City hierarchy a “circus” because he thought Erol Bulut may quit.
After his team’s 3-1 loss to Plymouth Argyle, Turkish manager Bulut expressed his dissatisfaction with “many things” at the organisation.
He suggested that he would need to think about his own future with the Bluebirds.
Furthermore, given the team’s failure to bring in any players thus far this month, former Wales and Cardiff defender Jason Perry believes club owner Vincent Tan ought not to have made public his plans to support Bulut during the January transfer window.
“I’ve been saying it for years, Erol Bulut is finding out what every manager finds out when they step into the hotseat of Cardiff City… it is a circus above you, and there in itself is the problem at Cardiff City, and it will not change,” Perry told Call Rob on BBC Radio Wales.
“Rob Phillips, the football correspondent for BBC Sport Wales, interviewed Vincent Tan while I was at the game.” Playoffs are what Vincent Tan was referring to when he claimed he would offer the manager money during the January transfer window.
“I returned bearing bad news. I hope he would stop talking since that gives me little confidence and you’ll end up doing more harm than good.
“January is not the best month to spend money. You already know that if you spend in January, the costs will be excessive. It isn’t kept a secret.
You don’t acquire your players if you’re not ready to do it. Therefore, say nothing if you’re not going to do it.
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