Fri May 11, 2012 7:15 am
Fri May 11, 2012 7:33 am
Fri May 11, 2012 7:55 am
Miller time wrote:All fine and good saying that.. Probably said by every city fan, BUT if no investment then we may well have had our time at wembley etc
Why would you keep investing all that money without more income streams coming in....
Fri May 11, 2012 7:57 am
Miller time wrote:All fine and good saying that.. Probably said by every city fan, BUT if no investment then we may well have had our time at wembley etc
Why would you keep investing all that money without more income streams coming in....
Fri May 11, 2012 8:00 am
Fri May 11, 2012 8:03 am
thehumblegringo wrote:I know this lad and i like him, i think he's a good lad but i am astounded that he thinks THIS VICTORY TASTES SWEET! If any anybody truly thinks this tastes sweet you really need to have your head examined!
There have been a few times that i have worried about the future of this club but i always thought "ahh someine will take us over".
But this time i am 100% certain that if Vincent Tan doesn't have a change of heart, thats the end for us, and you can all wear your blue shirts to total network solutions for the welsh league decider
Fri May 11, 2012 8:45 am
Fri May 11, 2012 10:30 am
polo wrote:Miller time wrote:All fine and good saying that.. Probably said by every city fan, BUT if no investment then we may well have had our time at wembley etc
Why would you keep investing all that money without more income streams coming in....
Why dont they explain in detail why red would mean more income streams than blue, other than the Journo says "Superstition and hunches".
Fri May 11, 2012 11:07 am
Forever Blue wrote:Victory for Cardiff City fans but let's applaud our owners' imagination
by Gareth Rogers, WalesOnlineMay 10 2012
Cardiff City fan/Echo Reporter Gareth Rogers has his say on events at Cardiff City.
A victory for Cardiff City’s loyal fans tastes sweet but today I applaud the owners’ imagination
We’re staying blue for the time being and we will continue to trade as our beloved Bluebirds in next season’s Championship.
But let’s not be to smug and let’s certainly not blame our Malyasian overlords for flying ideas to improve the club.
As this story has gained momentum, although staunchly opposed to any name, colour or badge change, I insisted that we needed the full facts from messers Tan and Chan and had to give them the opportunity to engage in negotiations.
As it happens, we didn’t have to wait long for the negotiations to be commenced and completed and I would like to personally thank the owner and chairman for taking the fans’ views on board and acting so swiftly.
With our identity safe, hopefully we will see Wembley decked out in blue and white many more times in our history and, if so, the hierarchy will deserve all the plaudits and financial gains that will come their way.
Despite being no economist, I insist superstition and hunches should play no part in business decisions but building on historic brand image and values as well as tapping into a proven customer base should be central to future progress.
And I urge you Mr Tan to continue to invest in our club and find out how much money can be made from a successful Premier League club in Cardiff. The passion and support you have seen for this club’s history will hopefully make you see just what can be mobilised here in South Wales. What is more, we will listen to your suggestions and if we are convinced they will improve the club, we will support you to the hilt.
If you were one of the fans so desperate for success that you were willing to allow these changes, trust me, we can have it all. We can compete among Europe’s elite, as the Bluebirds – as our history proudly reveals.
Read More http://www.walesonline.co.uk/footballna ... z1uXiloLeN
Fri May 11, 2012 12:48 pm
Fri May 11, 2012 12:49 pm
Fri May 11, 2012 1:07 pm
Fri May 11, 2012 1:10 pm
HandyLegs wrote:Well, I for one am still glad they've changed their plans and are keeping our colours and name. I said a few days ago that I'd rather support The Bluebirds in the Conference than The Dragons in the Premier League - and I'm not changing my mind.
Fri May 11, 2012 1:20 pm
factgasm wrote:Rogers has his say, but how is he qualified to talk speak on such matters? Genuinely I don't know who he is.
?
Fri May 11, 2012 1:28 pm
polo wrote:factgasm wrote:Rogers has his say, but how is he qualified to talk speak on such matters? Genuinely I don't know who he is.
?
Hes a journalist and Cardiff City fan.
Fri May 11, 2012 1:52 pm
Fri May 11, 2012 1:57 pm
HandyLegs wrote:There are a lot of people who have suddenly changed their minds over the last few days and are now virtually suicidal, running around with their red Red tops and waving Malaysian flags at the thought of £100m being taken away from the club.
Well, I for one am still glad they've changed their plans and are keeping our colours and name. I said a few days ago that I'd rather support The Bluebirds in the Conference than The Dragons in the Premier League - and I'm not changing my mind.
Reading Carl's post from last night, it looks as if the £100m has already been reduced to £60m (as it includes the £40m VT has already ploughed in) - if we take off another £25m for Langstone / Sam then were down to £35m
How much would a stadium expansion and new training ground cost? (both are not needed at the moment)
Fri May 11, 2012 2:27 pm
polo wrote:Got to love the stereotyping
Anyone who opposed the changes is a thug now are they?
Fri May 11, 2012 2:29 pm
factgasm wrote:polo wrote:Got to love the stereotyping
Anyone who opposed the changes is a thug now are they?
Anyone who opposes the club moving forward should be regarded as such, yes.
And if you don't agree you can tell it to the adminstrators.
Innovation or adminstration, your choice.
Fri May 11, 2012 2:48 pm
polo wrote:factgasm wrote:polo wrote:Got to love the stereotyping
Anyone who opposed the changes is a thug now are they?
Anyone who opposes the club moving forward should be regarded as such, yes.
And if you don't agree you can tell it to the adminstrators.
Innovation or adminstration, your choice.
Keep my club and administration.
Fri May 11, 2012 3:50 pm
thehumblegringo wrote:
But this time i am 100% certain that if Vincent Tan doesn't have a change of heart, thats the end for us, and you can all wear your blue shirts to total network solutions for the welsh league decider
Fri May 11, 2012 3:55 pm
BigGwynram wrote:
I was thinking exactly the same thing, tastes sweet, we may go out of business if they cease their current investment, and as for progress with additional investment,Duh!!!!!
Fri May 11, 2012 3:58 pm
factgasm wrote:HandyLegs wrote:Well, I for one am still glad they've changed their plans and are keeping our colours and name. I said a few days ago that I'd rather support The Bluebirds in the Conference than The Dragons in the Premier League - and I'm not changing my mind.
Then you are by definition a loser, loud and proud. If it's that kind of football you love go support Newport.
Fri May 11, 2012 5:04 pm
Fri May 11, 2012 5:14 pm
CF14-SE14 wrote:
Why should I support Newport, I'm from Cardiff, where the f**k are you from?
Fri May 11, 2012 5:39 pm
factgasm wrote:CF14-SE14 wrote:
Why should I support Newport, I'm from Cardiff, where the f**k are you from?
Your identity is so important to you you hide behind a pseudonym and your avatar is straight out of the Gestapo school of design.
Fri May 11, 2012 5:43 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Victory for Cardiff City fans but let's applaud our owners' imagination
by Gareth Rogers, WalesOnlineMay 10 2012
Cardiff City fan/Echo Reporter Gareth Rogers has his say on events at Cardiff City.
A victory for Cardiff City’s loyal fans tastes sweet but today I applaud the owners’ imagination
We’re staying blue for the time being and we will continue to trade as our beloved Bluebirds in next season’s Championship.
But let’s not be to smug and let’s certainly not blame our Malyasian overlords for flying ideas to improve the club.
As this story has gained momentum, although staunchly opposed to any name, colour or badge change, I insisted that we needed the full facts from messers Tan and Chan and had to give them the opportunity to engage in negotiations.
As it happens, we didn’t have to wait long for the negotiations to be commenced and completed and I would like to personally thank the owner and chairman for taking the fans’ views on board and acting so swiftly.
With our identity safe, hopefully we will see Wembley decked out in blue and white many more times in our history and, if so, the hierarchy will deserve all the plaudits and financial gains that will come their way.
Despite being no economist, I insist superstition and hunches should play no part in business decisions but building on historic brand image and values as well as tapping into a proven customer base should be central to future progress.
And I urge you Mr Tan to continue to invest in our club and find out how much money can be made from a successful Premier League club in Cardiff. The passion and support you have seen for this club’s history will hopefully make you see just what can be mobilised here in South Wales. What is more, we will listen to your suggestions and if we are convinced they will improve the club, we will support you to the hilt.
If you were one of the fans so desperate for success that you were willing to allow these changes, trust me, we can have it all. We can compete among Europe’s elite, as the Bluebirds – as our history proudly reveals.
Read More http://www.walesonline.co.uk/footballna ... z1uXiloLeN
Fri May 11, 2012 6:29 pm
thehumblegringo wrote:I know this lad and i like him, i think he's a good lad but i am astounded that he thinks THIS VICTORY TASTES SWEET! If any anybody truly thinks this tastes sweet you really need to have your head examined!
There have been a few times that i have worried about the future of this club but i always thought "ahh someine will take us over".
But this time i am 100% certain that if Vincent Tan doesn't have a change of heart, thats the end for us, and you can all wear your blue shirts to total network solutions for the welsh league decider