HOW MUCH DAMAGE HAS REALLY BEEN DONE ?

WE are all use to the Cardiff , We nearly did it thing again.
The Malaysians have been backing us and we all know about how Cardiff City have been all over there Tv back in Malaysia Which was great for Cardiff City & Wales.
But just how much damage has been done to our fans bass over there by blowing it yet again
?
We all know Man U has the power to pull world wide fans, and they do,
All over Asian. If you see someone in Asia with a football shirt on its more than likely to be ManU.

But with the help from our backers we had a great foot hold in Malaysia,with all the wealth and trappings that come with it. But again Cardiff City let the home Fans and our, over sea fans down. I would put money on it that the fans that walked around with there ManU shirts on switch to Cardiff City shirts when they knew there Country was backing Cardiff City, and we were in the top 2 most of the season,and putting goals in right left and center,and of course we had Bellamy and they know him as well as they know Giggs.

But Yes we blew it again ! And with all the money the Guys put into the club with great promises of
We have the best squad in the league. I want to know how much more and how much longer will they back us, and how long Malaysia fans will wear the shirts ,cos they are use to glory with ManU and the likes.

These players who went out on the piss before the Boro game ,then blew it could have cost us many many Millions, not only 90mil in the prem, but even more so from the over seas Fans & sponsors from Malaysia. The Asians like to be on a winner ,and they don't wait around for that long, whats your view on this ?

This is the reason they should have got rid of jones before christmas, he lost control of the squad, we needed a strong manager to knock it on the head there and then, thats why the malasians need to get rid of dave jones sharpish so they wont be wasting there money again next year, so its important they get the right man for the job not the cheapest option like burton or wise

I would say around Christmas time the Malaysians were considering giving DJ the boot. However they stuck with him so have to take that responsibilty.

The Malaysians are not football people and at the time felt it was best not to upset the applecart. Now they will learn from that and go again. The fact they have approached Sam is proof of that. For further proof it will be interesting ot see if they revert to buying players instead of loanees.