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Thu Nov 28, 2013 8:14 pm
By Gareth Rogers
Reports in Turkey link Yilmaz Vural to Cardiff City manager post
Thursday 28th Nov 2013
The Bluebirds' Turkish Cypriot chairman Mehmet Dalman is reported to have met with Vural according to the Turkish press.
After Malky Mackay has endured weeks of speculation surrounding his position since the sacking of right hand man Iain Moody, Turkish manager Yilmaz Vural has tonight been linked with the post
Out-of-work Turkish manager Yilmaz Vural is tonight being touted by sources on the continent as a replacement for Malky Mackay at Cardiff City.
The much travelled 60-year-old , who resigned from Elaz??spor at the end of last season,has managed most of the top clus in his homeland and has apparently claimed the Premier League outfit have been in touch.
He told turkish-football.com "It wouldn't be right for me to say anything while the club in mention [Cardiff City] have a manager but we have been in contact" Vural said.
"Also I have been approached by two clubs in the lower league, it's a case of waiting now."
The latest developments follow an article in the Daily Mail which linked Vural with a move to the UK.
"Everyone in the world looks up to the Premier League and around the world everyone tries to take something from English football," Vural said speaking to the Daily Mail.
"It is the professional game at its highest. Everyone is in love with it and in Turkey we are in love with it."
The Bluebirds' Turkish Cypriot chairman Mehmet Dalman is reported to have met with Vural according to the Turkish press.
Cardiff City chairman Mehmet Dalman
Vural is also being linked with League One Sheffield United, who have a Turkish director.
Another club the 60-year-old is understood to have received interest from is League Two strugglers Portsmouth.
Vural is a controversial figure in Turkish football and is well known for his touchline antics.
Thu Nov 28, 2013 8:20 pm
The Daily Mail have been accurate about alot of CCFC stories in past 4 months. Worrying news.
Thu Nov 28, 2013 8:22 pm
must be true if it the papers

oh wait mail had thought malky was asked to resign when moody got the boot
Thu Nov 28, 2013 8:24 pm
Gareth (Wilts) wrote:The Daily Mail have been accurate about alot of CCFC stories in past 4 months. Worrying news.
Gareth, All I will say is they have been virtually spot on for months, but Ive also been saying I am very worried and there is truth in a lot of things that have been said lately, but I have been shot down for it. Hmm I am more than worried.
Thu Nov 28, 2013 8:32 pm
wez1927 wrote:must be true if it the papers

oh wait mail had thought malky was asked to resign when moody got the boot

Well, considering that the Mail have been spot on with most things about us over the past few months this might have some truth to it.
Thu Nov 28, 2013 8:35 pm
I don't go anymore but I can't see any sense in outing Malky. f**k the Turk and f**k Tan he is a utter cock
Thu Nov 28, 2013 8:37 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Gareth (Wilts) wrote:The Daily Mail have been accurate about alot of CCFC stories in past 4 months. Worrying news.
Gareth, All I will say is they have been virtually spot on for months, but Ive also been saying I am very worried and there is truth in a lot of things that have been said lately, but I have been shot down for it. Hmm I am more than worried.
no smoke without fire
Thu Nov 28, 2013 8:37 pm
llandaffbluebird1 wrote:wez1927 wrote:must be true if it the papers

oh wait mail had thought malky was asked to resign when moody got the boot

Well, considering that the Mail have been spot on with most things about us over the past few months this might have some truth to it.
mail said malky was going to everton and met them which was bollocks

you put a few stories out there from so called sources and one will be right ,all the stories now are from one paper in turkey which could be total bollock s
Thu Nov 28, 2013 9:03 pm
Managed most of the "TOP Turkish sides??"Looking at the list he has managed;no galatasary no fenerbace no besiktas!!!! The rest of the turkish teams would struggle in the championship! He hasnt managed one top turkish side!!reporter needs to check his research! Lets hope its bollox!!
Thu Nov 28, 2013 9:11 pm
Surely this can't be right? Replace one of the best young managers in world football with a journeyman from one of the weaker European leagues? It would be insane. We'll be a laughing stock. Only one man is stupid enough to contemplate this....
Thu Nov 28, 2013 9:16 pm
wez1927 wrote:llandaffbluebird1 wrote:wez1927 wrote:must be true if it the papers

oh wait mail had thought malky was asked to resign when moody got the boot

Well, considering that the Mail have been spot on with most things about us over the past few months this might have some truth to it.
mail said malky was going to everton and met them which was bollocks

you put a few stories out there from so called sources and one will be right ,all the stories now are from one paper in turkey which could be total bollock s

This
Thu Nov 28, 2013 9:30 pm
This doesn't add up. All the reports said the Dalman was Malky's biggest ally. He's supposed to be a football man. So now he's talking to an unknown Turk about Malky's job. Behind his back?
Thu Nov 28, 2013 9:39 pm
Tan wants us to progress and will aim much higher, if we are going to float, he won't add any value, it will be a big name.....
Thu Nov 28, 2013 10:15 pm
I wonder if the fans will stick to the song, - Youre gonna get a riot on your hands
Thu Nov 28, 2013 10:18 pm
Talk is head of recruitment the position is not as malkys replacement
Thu Nov 28, 2013 10:20 pm
maybe that song will have a negative effect on Malky with Tan not liking being second fiddle. just a thought like
Thu Nov 28, 2013 10:21 pm
wez1927 wrote:Talk is head of recruitment the position is not as malkys replacement
Wez, hopefully this will be the worst car scenario case once the dust has settled
Thu Nov 28, 2013 10:41 pm
I am sure Malky will be delighted with this appointment if true. Sounds like Tan is trying to force him out.
Thu Nov 28, 2013 10:44 pm
Why would our club replace a well respected young up and coming manager with a 60year old unknown turk? Don't make sense to me. Cant see it myself. I know tan doesn't make the best of decisions for the most part when it comes to football, but surely he can see it would be daft to replace a gifted young manager with a jobless 60year old turk. If it does happen then ill be on the turks case from the word go with strong worded chants
Thu Nov 28, 2013 10:49 pm
who?? Tan must love the championship or something, it is a good league but i fancy this for a bit like....
Thu Nov 28, 2013 10:56 pm
Latest News wrote:By Gareth Rogers
Reports in Turkey link Yilmaz Vural to Cardiff City manager post
Thursday 28th Nov 2013
The Bluebirds' Turkish Cypriot chairman Mehmet Dalman is reported to have met with Vural according to the Turkish press.
After Malky Mackay has endured weeks of speculation surrounding his position since the sacking of right hand man Iain Moody, Turkish manager Yilmaz Vural has tonight been linked with the post
Out-of-work Turkish manager Yilmaz Vural is tonight being touted by sources on the continent as a replacement for Malky Mackay at Cardiff City.
The much travelled 60-year-old , who resigned from Elaz??spor at the end of last season,has managed most of the top clus in his homeland and has apparently claimed the Premier League outfit have been in touch.
He told turkish-football.com "It wouldn't be right for me to say anything while the club in mention [Cardiff City] have a manager but we have been in contact" Vural said.
"Also I have been approached by two clubs in the lower league, it's a case of waiting now."
The latest developments follow an article in the Daily Mail which linked Vural with a move to the UK.
"Everyone in the world looks up to the Premier League and around the world everyone tries to take something from English football," Vural said speaking to the Daily Mail.
"It is the professional game at its highest. Everyone is in love with it and in Turkey we are in love with it."
The Bluebirds' Turkish Cypriot chairman Mehmet Dalman is reported to have met with Vural according to the Turkish press.
Cardiff City chairman Mehmet Dalman
Vural is also being linked with League One Sheffield United, who have a Turkish director.
Another club the 60-year-old is understood to have received interest from is League Two strugglers Portsmouth.
Vural is a controversial figure in Turkish football and is well known for his touchline antics.
Reports getting stronger

please don't make me laugh
Shame on this board for posting such bollocks and creating more mischief and rumour for our club. The rags have the excuse of needing to sell newspapers, what's this message boards excuse. Fecking pitiful
Just that one line should tell you how many straws are being clutched " Vural is also being linked with league one Shefield United, who have a Turkish director"
Thu Nov 28, 2013 11:37 pm
Hang on, didn't Sheffield United appoint Nigel Clough last month? Why is this Turkish guy getting linked to them then?
Fri Nov 29, 2013 12:28 am
“When truth is replaced by silence,the silence is a lie.”
Fri Nov 29, 2013 12:47 am
It's just the Eggo copying what was said in the Turkish media. They don't really have any substance at all.
Fri Nov 29, 2013 7:36 am
Old news being repeated.
Fri Nov 29, 2013 7:52 am
Just read this on FB
One of our main supporters clubs
Wayne Dibs Anderson
Speaking to someone in know apparently Malky treated like a member of staff of one of his shops back home.
Fri Nov 29, 2013 8:03 am
Forever Blue wrote:Just read this on FB
One of our main supporters clubs
Wayne Dibs Anderson
Speaking to someone in know apparently Malky treated like a member of staff of one of his shops back home.
Good, it may teach him some humility and he can then pass that onto the prim adorns in the team

What ever Tan is doing seems to be working as results are'nt too bad are they??
Fri Nov 29, 2013 8:49 am
Leytonstoneblue wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Just read this on FB
One of our main supporters clubs
Wayne Dibs Anderson
Speaking to someone in know apparently Malky treated like a member of staff of one of his shops back home.
Good, it may teach him some humility and he can then pass that onto the prim adorns in the team

What ever Tan is doing seems to be working as results are'nt too bad are they??

Well after Tan sent one of his main men in the dressing room before Newcastle game, our players came out and performed there worst ever this season, since Tan has actually stayed away from Malky for weeks, your right we have done well, maybe its best they have nothing to do with each other
Fri Nov 29, 2013 8:59 am
Forever Blue wrote:Just read this on FB
One of our main supporters clubs
Wayne Dibs Anderson
Speaking to someone in know apparently Malky treated like a member of staff of one of his shops back home.
Annis, he IS a member of Tans staff, FFS Malky this Malky that, I all in favour of him staying and carrying on the good work but c'mon Annis you been around the game long enough to know there no loyalty in football and if a better jobs comes up he be gone, same as any other manager.
Fri Nov 29, 2013 9:43 am
Jules wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Just read this on FB
One of our main supporters clubs
Wayne Dibs Anderson
Speaking to someone in know apparently Malky treated like a member of staff of one of his shops back home.
Annis, he IS a member of Tans staff, FFS Malky this Malky that, I all in favour of him staying and carrying on the good work but c'mon Annis you been around the game long enough to know there no loyalty in football and if a better jobs comes up he be gone, same as any other manager.

It's fine all these supporters slagging off Tan over anything and everything, no matter how insignificant and praising Malky to the rafters and building it into Tan v Malky

but if it came to one of these two leaving, then it's a complete no brainer! There's plenty of decent managers out there. There certainly aren't many Billionaires who are willing to bank roll our football club. Be careful what you wish for Boyos
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