Sun Apr 20, 2014 8:35 am
Sun Apr 20, 2014 8:45 am
Sun Apr 20, 2014 9:02 am
caerblue wrote:If we were mid table and safe from relegation would the club still have complained?
Sun Apr 20, 2014 9:05 am
Sun Apr 20, 2014 9:11 am
caerblue wrote:If we were mid table and safe from relegation would the club still have complained?
Sun Apr 20, 2014 9:16 am
Sun Apr 20, 2014 9:19 am
caerblue wrote:Irrelevant of palace knowing the starting line up or tactics,we should have been good enough to have beaten them,we could have changed tactics during the game,the fact palace beat us so easily is why most people just want an end to it,cheating or not it goes on in football,it's just another saga this season for cardiff city
Sun Apr 20, 2014 9:26 am
Matt D wrote:Whatever the issues with Palace, it doesn't change the fact that we didn't turn up on the day. So what if they knew the team? Regardless of who we put out that day, we still would have lost.
The club are better off putting their focus on what matters - getting behind the team and not picking arguments with other clubs. What good can possibly come of pursuing Palace?
Sun Apr 20, 2014 9:39 am
Matt D wrote:Whatever the issues with Palace, it doesn't change the fact that we didn't turn up on the day. So what if they knew the team? Regardless of who we put out that day, we still would have lost.
The club are better off putting their focus on what matters - getting behind the team and not picking arguments with other clubs. What good can possibly come of pursuing Palace?
caerblue wrote:Irrelevant of palace knowing the starting line up or tactics,we should have been good enough to have beaten them,we could have changed tactics during the game,the fact palace beat us so easily is why most people just want an end to it,cheating or not it goes on in football,it's just another saga this season for cardiff city
Sun Apr 20, 2014 9:44 am
Sven wrote:Matt D wrote:Whatever the issues with Palace, it doesn't change the fact that we didn't turn up on the day. So what if they knew the team? Regardless of who we put out that day, we still would have lost.
The club are better off putting their focus on what matters - getting behind the team and not picking arguments with other clubs. What good can possibly come of pursuing Palace?
Actually, if we'd scored first early on, when we were "in" the game, it might have been a different story. For those of us who properly watched the game, we weren't too bad for the first part of the game...
The whole point of the 'Report' to the PL was that Palarse were caught out because Moody was dull enough to text the wrong person and that person (allegedly Freeman) had the honesty and integrity to notify Ole of the situation
Can't fault him for that at all and I can't fault Cardiff for reporting a flagrant breach of PL Rules, no matter what the outcome may or may not be points-wise for Palaerse, or for Moody himself
If it was simply ignored, PL teams might just as well do whatever they like whenever they like to gain an advantage KNOWING they can get away with it
Also, if anyone now thinks that Moody's integrity has not been called into question, they are deluded and (if sources are to be believed) City fans are not going to be too happy with some of his antics at Cardiff when Tan decides to go public
Sun Apr 20, 2014 10:01 am
Sven wrote:Matt D wrote:Whatever the issues with Palace, it doesn't change the fact that we didn't turn up on the day. So what if they knew the team? Regardless of who we put out that day, we still would have lost.
The club are better off putting their focus on what matters - getting behind the team and not picking arguments with other clubs. What good can possibly come of pursuing Palace?
Actually, if we'd scored first early on, when we were "in" the game, it might have been a different story. For those of us who properly watched the game, we weren't too bad for the first part of the game...
The whole point of the 'Report' to the PL was that Palarse were caught out because Moody was dull enough to text the wrong person and that person (allegedly Freeman) had the honesty and integrity to notify Ole of the situation
Can't fault him for that at all and I can't fault Cardiff for reporting a flagrant breach of PL Rules, no matter what the outcome may or may not be points-wise for Palaerse, or for Moody himself
If it was simply ignored, PL teams might just as well do whatever they like whenever they like to gain an advantage KNOWING they can get away with it
Also, if anyone now thinks that Moody's integrity has not been called into question, they are deluded and (if sources are to be believed) City fans are not going to be too happy with some of his antics at Cardiff when Tan decides to go public
Sun Apr 20, 2014 10:21 am
Sven wrote:Matt D wrote:Whatever the issues with Palace, it doesn't change the fact that we didn't turn up on the day. So what if they knew the team? Regardless of who we put out that day, we still would have lost.
The club are better off putting their focus on what matters - getting behind the team and not picking arguments with other clubs. What good can possibly come of pursuing Palace?
Actually, if we'd scored first early on, when we were "in" the game, it might have been a different story. For those of us who properly watched the game, we weren't too bad for the first part of the game...
Sun Apr 20, 2014 11:18 am
TripleD wrote:Why is it that when the club try and do something about the whole palace affair it's seen as desperate and clutching at straws and embarrassing etc..when they have a valid argument.
Yet week after week we see pathetic excuses and moaning about being hard done by decisions.
So the club have to just get on with it and accept it, but you lot can moan constantly...
Sun Apr 20, 2014 4:29 pm
Dan234 wrote:TripleD wrote:Why is it that when the club try and do something about the whole palace affair it's seen as desperate and clutching at straws and embarrassing etc..when they have a valid argument.
Yet week after week we see pathetic excuses and moaning about being hard done by decisions.
So the club have to just get on with it and accept it, but you lot can moan constantly...
I completely agree with you
Sun Apr 20, 2014 4:32 pm
TripleD wrote:Why is it that when the club try and do something about the whole palace affair it's seen as desperate and clutching at straws and embarrassing etc..when they have a valid argument.
Yet week after week we see pathetic excuses and moaning about being hard done by decisions.
So the club have to just get on with it and accept it, but you lot can moan constantly...
Sun Apr 20, 2014 4:39 pm
Pontyclun Blue wrote:TripleD wrote:Why is it that when the club try and do something about the whole palace affair it's seen as desperate and clutching at straws and embarrassing etc..when they have a valid argument.
Yet week after week we see pathetic excuses and moaning about being hard done by decisions.
So the club have to just get on with it and accept it, but you lot can moan constantly...
Stop moaning ffs
Sun Apr 20, 2014 5:01 pm
TripleD wrote:Why is it that when the club try and do something about the whole palace affair it's seen as desperate and clutching at straws and embarrassing etc..when they have a valid argument.
Yet week after week we see pathetic excuses and moaning about being hard done by decisions.
So the club have to just get on with it and accept it, but you lot can moan constantly...
Sun Apr 20, 2014 5:28 pm