Cardiff City appear to be some way from electing a new permanent manager following the recent sacking of Erol Bulut

For many Cardiff City fans the moment of truth has already come, and gone, for Erol Bulut. They’re fed up with his negative football, unadventurous team selections and like-for-like substitutions, awful results and want a change of manager.

Hull City can look forward to a reinvigorated Cardiff City when the Bluebirds visit the MKM Stadium on Saturday, ready to spoil the Tigers' 120th birthday celebrations. The South Wales outfit arrive in East Yorkshire without a manager after Erol Bulut was sacked on Sunday in the aftermath of their 2-0 home defeat to Leeds United.

Cardiff's summer transfer activity was fundamentally, and largely indicative of positive change, with the big-name arrivals of Callum Chambers, Chris Willock and Anwar El Ghazi seemingly promising to incorporate some star-quality to Bulut's side.

When Mick McCarthy was sacked, journalists were huddled around their laptops in the concourse at Cardiff City Stadium, with virtual press conferences then the norm due to Covid protocol, waiting for him to turn up after a painful eighth defeat in a row.

Cardiff City fans are seeking an urgent meeting with the club hierarchy following the sacking of Erol Bulut. The Cardiff City Supporters' Trust are asking to meet the top brass, citing the “uncertainty” at the club.

Erol Bulut has issued a statement to the "brilliant" Cardiff City fans and said the city will always have a "special place" in his heart following his sacking. Bulut was axed after six games of the season, three months after penning a new two-year deal.