' SHOCK SACKING - CITY FANS MAY LIKE THIS '

I have been told this evening that Steve Tucker has been sacked by WalesOnline.

It is believed that his bosses were not happy with his reporting.

What do you think City fans, judging by comments I have seen written about Tucker's writings I suspect there won't be too many who will be disappointed to hear this.

My opinion more City fans will happy he's gone than won't.

I never rated him and thought he was anti City.

My opinion more City fans will happy he's gone than won't.

I never rated him and thought he was anti City.

That is my thoughts too Annis.

My opinion more City fans will happy he's gone than won't.

I never rated him and thought he was anti City.

That is my thoughts too Annis.

Carl, Ive never heard a good word said about him.

you don't have to of played pro football to be a good journo, but the way he simplified or simply didn't understand some aspects of the game makes me think he has never kicked a ball against a wall! Never-mind into the net

Sure he's a nice guy but he's a bumbling idiot and it's about time WOL got a grip and started getting behind cardiff

I like him on Blakeys bootroom.

Steve Tucker has written the best pre and post copy of Wales success in the Euro's and also given insightful and considered pieces from the build up and where we aspire to be - plus exclusive interviews with present past and past players and management for further credibility. He's always been on the side of City and Wales through thick and thin.

Actually, he hasn't. He's shit and he stinks. Fuck-Off.

WOL need to get their act together..their reporting of the City has been abysmal for years

Tucker is a lazy poor journalist who deserves the sack...hopefully they can get someone decent.a good local paper getting behind their local team is not much to ask

Tucker has always been arse, never likes it when news like transfers news goes about from anywhere else because he doesn't pick up on it first so says it's not true and has got many wrong when he does.

If true, the FAW/WRU could make another killing by creating an additional 'Fan Zone' event to accommodate the high number of people celebrating that Tucker has left the building!

Don't particularly know him as a person but appears so self-indulgent and wrapped up in his own little world. Rydogsccfc apart, I've not heard many praise his Cardiff City journalism

Also, have to agree with 'OohAhhPaulMiller' in that Media Wales have (Rob Phillips apart) had some pretty abysmal reporting of our club for some time now!

I think it's more than his reporting, I believe the paper is in financial trouble. Have you seen how many spammy adverts they have on their website these days.

I think the ball was set in motion when he decided to stitch up Ken Choo. Maybe an olive branch to CCFC by Walesonline. Tucker is an absolute shit reporter anyway so no big loss.

If true, the FAW/WRU could make another killing by creating an additional 'Fan Zone' event to accommodate the high number of people celebrating that Tucker has left the building!

Don't particularly know him as a person but appears so self-indulgent and wrapped up in his own little world. Rydogsccfc apart, I've not heard many praise his Cardiff City journalism

Also, have to agree with 'OohAhhPaulMiller' in that Media Wales have (Rob Phillips apart) had some pretty abysmal reporting of our club for some time now!

It's true Chris.

Most regional/local papers are on their arse, can't remember the last time I bought one. Sadly,lots more journalists will be losing their jobs over the next few years.

I always used to like reading Tucker's reports and articles. He offered a fresh insight into things with a low-key comedy edge when we were lower down the leagues. Unfortunately, I think he started getting too big for his own boots and his opinions since we went up to the Championship have been a bit bizarre where he seems more interested in getting a reaction than giving a valid opinion.

I always used to like reading Tucker's reports and articles. He offered a fresh insight into things with a low-key comedy edge when we were lower down the leagues. Unfortunately, I think he started getting too big for his own boots and his opinions since we went up to the Championship have been a bit bizarre where he seems more interested in getting a reaction than giving a valid opinion.

Same here I also enjoyed his articles.

Met him once in a service station whilst on the way to the Carling Cup Final in 2012. He seemed a decent guy and I remember him telling me how journalism had changed with the emergence of online news reporting meaning that published issues rarely had any 'exclusives' anymore.

Many famous Journalists made their names from being controversial and it does stimulate sales (or webpage views). Of course crapping on the hand that feeds you (CEO Ken Choo) might not have been advisable and maybe the fall out from that has done for him.

I always used to like reading Tucker's reports and articles. He offered a fresh insight into things with a low-key comedy edge when we were lower down the leagues. Unfortunately, I think he started getting too big for his own boots and his opinions since we went up to the Championship have been a bit bizarre where he seems more interested in getting a reaction than giving a valid opinion.

Same here I also enjoyed his articles.

Met him once in a service station whilst on the way to the Carling Cup Final in 2012. He seemed a decent guy and I remember him telling me how journalism had changed with the emergence of online news reporting meaning that published issues rarely had any 'exclusives' anymore.

Many famous Journalists made their names from being controversial and it does stimulate sales (or webpage views). Of course crapping on the hand that feeds you (CEO Ken Choo) might not have been advisable and maybe the fall out from that has done for him.

He couldn't have been that good or he wouldn't have got sacked. WOL needs an overhaul and a more positive outlook...

He's been Tucked up

He's been Tucked up

Very good.

Shocking they kept him so long, never met anyone so arrogant and for little talent.

He pissed on his chips one too many times at the Supporters Club evening. His website is down and his last tweet was on June 30th. It reads, 'Heard noise in garden, peeked through curtain, could have sworn I saw Ken Choo with a silenced pistol'.

He pissed on his chips one too many times at the Supporters Club evening. His website is down and his last tweet was on June 30th. It reads, 'Heard noise in garden, peeked through curtain, could have sworn I saw Ken Choo with a silenced pistol'.

Haha, he's still alive right?

To be honest, WalesOnline is a bloody joke of a site anyway. Just trying to be like The Scum. Click bait and articles that are stolen from Buzzfeed make it lazy and irrelevant. It needs a new editor at the helm.

I always used to like reading Tucker's reports and articles. He offered a fresh insight into things with a low-key comedy edge when we were lower down the leagues. Unfortunately, I think he started getting too big for his own boots and his opinions since we went up to the Championship have been a bit bizarre where he seems more interested in getting a reaction than giving a valid opinion.

Same here I also enjoyed his articles.

Met him once in a service station whilst on the way to the Carling Cup Final in 2012. He seemed a decent guy and I remember him telling me how journalism had changed with the emergence of online news reporting meaning that published issues rarely had any 'exclusives' anymore.

Many famous Journalists made their names from being controversial and it does stimulate sales (or webpage views). Of course crapping on the hand that feeds you (CEO Ken Choo) might not have been advisable and maybe the fall out from that has done for him.

He couldn't have been that good or he wouldn't have got sacked. WOL needs an overhaul and a more positive outlook...

Probably more of 'give a dog a bad name' than anything else. I always read things objectively and never base my opinion on peer pressure. As stated I enjoyed his articles but accept that he made mistakes.

I always used to like reading Tucker's reports and articles. He offered a fresh insight into things with a low-key comedy edge when we were lower down the leagues. Unfortunately, I think he started getting too big for his own boots and his opinions since we went up to the Championship have been a bit bizarre where he seems more interested in getting a reaction than giving a valid opinion.

Same here I also enjoyed his articles.

Met him once in a service station whilst on the way to the Carling Cup Final in 2012. He seemed a decent guy and I remember him telling me how journalism had changed with the emergence of online news reporting meaning that published issues rarely had any 'exclusives' anymore.

Many famous Journalists made their names from being controversial and it does stimulate sales (or webpage views). Of course crapping on the hand that feeds you (CEO Ken Choo) might not have been advisable and maybe the fall out from that has done for him.

He couldn't have been that good or he wouldn't have got sacked. WOL needs an overhaul and a more positive outlook...

Probably more of 'give a dog a bad name' than anything else. I always read things objectively and never base my opinion on peer pressure. As stated I enjoyed his articles but accept that he made mistakes.

That's fair enough, me too. I think he's just took it to far with his acting up at the awards night. Even the fans in attendance said he was a complete disgrace.

And the moral of the story is don't f**k with Ken Choo he's a G!