FOOTY: ‘I cannot play with 10 players’ – Cardiff boss unhappy with effort from Ireland striker Callum Robinson

“With ball and without ball, some players like to play with the ball, I appreciate this, but without this they have to work for the team. I have problems with some of my players so they have to change it.

“Both Callum and Rubin are included in this. It’s not enough or what I am expecting from them to be in the starting XI. I cannot play with 10 players. I need eleven.

“We are not a team who has individual high-class players to change a game, we need all eleven to be successful. If one isn’t included in the game against the ball, it means other players have to run and fight much more. It doesn’t make sense, everyone has to work.

“Robbo, he is quality. I like what he showed in pre-season, in the games, but if I see the last two games of Robinson, I cannot say that I am satisfied. I am going to have a meeting to tell him what I am expecting of him. Sometimes players forget.

“Robbo is experienced. But if Robbo wants to play he has to give everything for the team like other players. I won’t appreciate it if they don’t give everything for the team.”

Meanwhile it was confirmed by his club that Cardiff’s Callum O’Dowda will not be fit for the November international window due to injury.

The 28-year-old has been absent since August due to a calf injury and he played no part in the last two international windows and Bulut said that a return for O’Dowda will be closer to the New Year. “For Callum, it can be long. It can be the end of December,” he said.