Omer Riza: Cardiff City boss says players not taking responsibility
Riza has been in charge of Cardiff since September last year, initially replacing his predecessor Erol Bulut temporarily before being appointed to the end of the season.
Riza won four of his first seven games to win his tenure, but the former Watford Coach only won the same number of wins in the next 24 games.
He booed the last whistle on Tuesday, saying it was his job to accept such criticism, but Riza also warned his players that he would make changes.
“Whether we have players who are brave and brave and win battles with people, the jury is because we sometimes stagger when we need it,” Riza added.
“The boys have to delve into it to help us get out of this situation because we now have to choose the squad accordingly to get us out of the situation.
“We will reevaluate the team on Thursday. I will make the changes necessary for the results. Will it be ugly? It looks like this. I hope the boys on the court are going to fight.”
