Cardiff need someone nasty and difficult

[BBC Sport] Cardiff City returned from the extended international window with a 2-1 defeat by Blackburn Rovers on Saturday. The Bluebirds were once again missing key players such as Rubin Colwill, Yousef Salech and Calum Chambers. We asked what you think Cardiff need to fix, and this is what you had to say. David : They needed to strengthen the side as soon as promotion to the Championship was confirmed. As usual, talked a lot on how they were going to get new players but didn't. Look where they now. Rick : The squad is lacking in quality in key areas - at absolute minimum a proper number six and cover for Yousef Salech. The fans are already resigned to just survival in the division as being the primary target. Brian Barry-Murphy is trusted and we love his style of play, but he definitely needs players in January. But who knows what Vincent Tan wants? Gav : The recruitment team should be working flat out to find the players Barry-Murphy needs so we can improve and build in January. It might be the case that we get up to speed and improve the longer the season goes on, but we can't risk pressure being put on the manager who is the best fit for us in decades. Lyndon : Unfortunately there are too many youngsters with not enough experience at this level. More experience was required before this campaign and all the fans knew it. Total lack of investment from the board, as usual. Time for a new board and some fresh ideas. Mike : Team needs physicality, someone to boss midfield, someone who is experienced and been around, sort of a bit nasty and difficult. We also need a goal poacher, a finisher, to all the opportunities being created. Ben : Abundantly clear we can't keep a clean sheet for love nor money. How about beefing up the midfield, especially the middle of the park when we're away from home?