Fri May 09, 2014 7:19 pm
Fri May 09, 2014 7:26 pm
carlccfc wrote:http://www.cardiffcityforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=141315
On reading the statement released by Malky, his apology to Vincent Tan and what the Daily Mail are reporting and what I have been told this evening that Malky did not receive a penny of his contract entitlement or a penny for damages it doesn't look very good for Malky Mackay at all.
Malky believed he had such a strong case he took his case forward but has backed down massively and it sways very much in the favour of Vincent Tan, no matter which way anyone dresses it up it looks much better for Tan than it does for Mackay.
Ok, so Malky can now move forward and get on with his career in football, so it seems.
Then there is the Moody statement, this man is in employment and his grovelling apology stopped just short of wanting Tan's babies.
The accusation has been said on here by different people that Malky and Moody allegedly got involved in financial irregularities or were on the take and if that is indeed the case then why would Tan not take it all the way and finish Mackay and Moody off?
I just don't get it if I am honest, I can see that if they were/are guilty why they would want it 'settled' but why would Tan not take them to the cleaners?
I am trying to get my head around it but can't see why certain actions have not been taken if it is as bad as people claim.
Fri May 09, 2014 7:26 pm
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Fri May 09, 2014 7:29 pm
Fri May 09, 2014 7:34 pm
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Fri May 09, 2014 7:40 pm
Fri May 09, 2014 7:41 pm
carlccfc wrote:http://www.cardiffcityforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=141315
On reading the statement released by Malky, his apology to Vincent Tan and what the Daily Mail are reporting and what I have been told this evening that Malky did not receive a penny of his contract entitlement or a penny for damages it doesn't look very good for Malky Mackay at all.
Malky believed he had such a strong case he took his case forward but has backed down massively and it sways very much in the favour of Vincent Tan, no matter which way anyone dresses it up it looks much better for Tan than it does for Mackay.
Ok, so Malky can now move forward and get on with his career in football, so it seems.
Then there is the Moody statement, this man is in employment and his grovelling apology stopped just short of wanting Tan's babies.
The accusation has been said on here by different people that Malky and Moody allegedly got involved in financial irregularities or were on the take and if that is indeed the case then why would Tan not take it all the way and finish Mackay and Moody off?
I just don't get it if I am honest, I can see that if they were/are guilty why they would want it 'settled' but why would Tan not take them to the cleaners?
I am trying to get my head around it but can't see why certain actions have not been taken if it is as bad as people claim.
Fri May 09, 2014 7:43 pm
castleblue wrote:carlccfc wrote:http://www.cardiffcityforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=141315
On reading the statement released by Malky, his apology to Vincent Tan and what the Daily Mail are reporting and what I have been told this evening that Malky did not receive a penny of his contract entitlement or a penny for damages it doesn't look very good for Malky Mackay at all.
Malky believed he had such a strong case he took his case forward but has backed down massively and it sways very much in the favour of Vincent Tan, no matter which way anyone dresses it up it looks much better for Tan than it does for Mackay.
Ok, so Malky can now move forward and get on with his career in football, so it seems.
Then there is the Moody statement, this man is in employment and his grovelling apology stopped just short of wanting Tan's babies.
The accusation has been said on here by different people that Malky and Moody allegedly got involved in financial irregularities or were on the take and if that is indeed the case then why would Tan not take it all the way and finish Mackay and Moody off?
I just don't get it if I am honest, I can see that if they were/are guilty why they would want it 'settled' but why would Tan not take them to the cleaners?
I am trying to get my head around it but can't see why certain actions have not been taken if it is as bad as people claim.
Clearing the decks of any issues prior to selling the club. Maybe![]()
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Fri May 09, 2014 7:43 pm
carlccfc wrote:http://www.cardiffcityforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=141315
On reading the statement released by Malky, his apology to Vincent Tan and what the Daily Mail are reporting and what I have been told this evening that Malky did not receive a penny of his contract entitlement or a penny for damages it doesn't look very good for Malky Mackay at all.
Malky believed he had such a strong case he took his case forward but has backed down massively and it sways very much in the favour of Vincent Tan, no matter which way anyone dresses it up it looks much better for Tan than it does for Mackay.
Ok, so Malky can now move forward and get on with his career in football, so it seems.
Then there is the Moody statement, this man is in employment and his grovelling apology stopped just short of wanting Tan's babies.
The accusation has been said on here by different people that Malky and Moody allegedly got involved in financial irregularities or were on the take and if that is indeed the case then why would Tan not take it all the way and finish Mackay and Moody off?
I just don't get it if I am honest, I can see that if they were/are guilty why they would want it 'settled' but why would Tan not take them to the cleaners?
I am trying to get my head around it but can't see why certain actions have not been taken if it is as bad as people claim.
Fri May 09, 2014 7:44 pm
Bakedalasker wrote:carlccfc wrote:ht
The accusation has been said on here by different people that Malky and Moody allegedly got involved in financial irregularities or were on the take and if that is indeed the case then why would Tan not take it all the way and finish Mackay and Moody off?
Because Carl you have to be 200% right to win this sort of thing. You know the saying "without a shadow of a doubt". As Tan has the money my opinion was he did not have enough percentage.
The dominating words are "Settlement Agreement". This will come with a confidentiality clause. That is neither party are to say anything. I don't know where you are getting the zero payment figure from but it wont be from those who know exactly what this Settlement Agreement is.
Fri May 09, 2014 7:51 pm
Forever Blue wrote:castleblue wrote:carlccfc wrote:http://www.cardiffcityforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=141315
On reading the statement released by Malky, his apology to Vincent Tan and what the Daily Mail are reporting and what I have been told this evening that Malky did not receive a penny of his contract entitlement or a penny for damages it doesn't look very good for Malky Mackay at all.
Malky believed he had such a strong case he took his case forward but has backed down massively and it sways very much in the favour of Vincent Tan, no matter which way anyone dresses it up it looks much better for Tan than it does for Mackay.
Ok, so Malky can now move forward and get on with his career in football, so it seems.
Then there is the Moody statement, this man is in employment and his grovelling apology stopped just short of wanting Tan's babies.
The accusation has been said on here by different people that Malky and Moody allegedly got involved in financial irregularities or were on the take and if that is indeed the case then why would Tan not take it all the way and finish Mackay and Moody off?
I just don't get it if I am honest, I can see that if they were/are guilty why they would want it 'settled' but why would Tan not take them to the cleaners?
I am trying to get my head around it but can't see why certain actions have not been taken if it is as bad as people claim.
Clearing the decks of any issues prior to selling the club. Maybe![]()
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Hmm
Interesting Gary, my head is banging like Carls on this massive issue, I'm gutted if Malky is guilty?
Fri May 09, 2014 7:52 pm
Fri May 09, 2014 7:52 pm
CraigCCFC wrote:The only people who know the details of the Settlement will be Tan and his legal team, Malky and his legal team and an independant solicitor who signs off the SA.
Fri May 09, 2014 7:55 pm
Forever Blue wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:The only people who know the details of the Settlement will be Tan and his legal team, Malky and his legal team and an independant solicitor who signs off the SA.
On that we 100% agree on Craig
Fri May 09, 2014 7:56 pm
Forever Blue wrote:castleblue wrote:carlccfc wrote:http://www.cardiffcityforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=141315
On reading the statement released by Malky, his apology to Vincent Tan and what the Daily Mail are reporting and what I have been told this evening that Malky did not receive a penny of his contract entitlement or a penny for damages it doesn't look very good for Malky Mackay at all.
Malky believed he had such a strong case he took his case forward but has backed down massively and it sways very much in the favour of Vincent Tan, no matter which way anyone dresses it up it looks much better for Tan than it does for Mackay.
Ok, so Malky can now move forward and get on with his career in football, so it seems.
Then there is the Moody statement, this man is in employment and his grovelling apology stopped just short of wanting Tan's babies.
The accusation has been said on here by different people that Malky and Moody allegedly got involved in financial irregularities or were on the take and if that is indeed the case then why would Tan not take it all the way and finish Mackay and Moody off?
I just don't get it if I am honest, I can see that if they were/are guilty why they would want it 'settled' but why would Tan not take them to the cleaners?
I am trying to get my head around it but can't see why certain actions have not been taken if it is as bad as people claim.
Clearing the decks of any issues prior to selling the club. Maybe![]()
![]()
Hmm
Interesting Gary, my head is banging like Carls on this massive issue, I'm gutted if Malky is guilty?
Fri May 09, 2014 8:03 pm
Fri May 09, 2014 8:04 pm
Fri May 09, 2014 8:05 pm
castleblue wrote:Forever Blue wrote:castleblue wrote:carlccfc wrote:http://www.cardiffcityforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=141315
On reading the statement released by Malky, his apology to Vincent Tan and what the Daily Mail are reporting and what I have been told this evening that Malky did not receive a penny of his contract entitlement or a penny for damages it doesn't look very good for Malky Mackay at all.
Malky believed he had such a strong case he took his case forward but has backed down massively and it sways very much in the favour of Vincent Tan, no matter which way anyone dresses it up it looks much better for Tan than it does for Mackay.
Ok, so Malky can now move forward and get on with his career in football, so it seems.
Then there is the Moody statement, this man is in employment and his grovelling apology stopped just short of wanting Tan's babies.
The accusation has been said on here by different people that Malky and Moody allegedly got involved in financial irregularities or were on the take and if that is indeed the case then why would Tan not take it all the way and finish Mackay and Moody off?
I just don't get it if I am honest, I can see that if they were/are guilty why they would want it 'settled' but why would Tan not take them to the cleaners?
I am trying to get my head around it but can't see why certain actions have not been taken if it is as bad as people claim.
Clearing the decks of any issues prior to selling the club. Maybe![]()
![]()
Hmm
Interesting Gary, my head is banging like Carls on this massive issue, I'm gutted if Malky is guilty?
On the other side of the coin Annis is that MM needed it settled because he has another job lined up.
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Fri May 09, 2014 8:05 pm
castleblue wrote:Forever Blue wrote:castleblue wrote:carlccfc wrote:http://www.cardiffcityforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=141315
On reading the statement released by Malky, his apology to Vincent Tan and what the Daily Mail are reporting and what I have been told this evening that Malky did not receive a penny of his contract entitlement or a penny for damages it doesn't look very good for Malky Mackay at all.
Malky believed he had such a strong case he took his case forward but has backed down massively and it sways very much in the favour of Vincent Tan, no matter which way anyone dresses it up it looks much better for Tan than it does for Mackay.
Ok, so Malky can now move forward and get on with his career in football, so it seems.
Then there is the Moody statement, this man is in employment and his grovelling apology stopped just short of wanting Tan's babies.
The accusation has been said on here by different people that Malky and Moody allegedly got involved in financial irregularities or were on the take and if that is indeed the case then why would Tan not take it all the way and finish Mackay and Moody off?
I just don't get it if I am honest, I can see that if they were/are guilty why they would want it 'settled' but why would Tan not take them to the cleaners?
I am trying to get my head around it but can't see why certain actions have not been taken if it is as bad as people claim.
Clearing the decks of any issues prior to selling the club. Maybe![]()
![]()
Hmm
Interesting Gary, my head is banging like Carls on this massive issue, I'm gutted if Malky is guilty?
On the other side of the coin Annis is that MM needed it settled because he has another job lined up.
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Fri May 09, 2014 8:09 pm
Fri May 09, 2014 8:10 pm
Arrow wrote:castleblue wrote:Forever Blue wrote:castleblue wrote:carlccfc wrote:http://www.cardiffcityforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=141315
On reading the statement released by Malky, his apology to Vincent Tan and what the Daily Mail are reporting and what I have been told this evening that Malky did not receive a penny of his contract entitlement or a penny for damages it doesn't look very good for Malky Mackay at all.
Malky believed he had such a strong case he took his case forward but has backed down massively and it sways very much in the favour of Vincent Tan, no matter which way anyone dresses it up it looks much better for Tan than it does for Mackay.
Ok, so Malky can now move forward and get on with his career in football, so it seems.
Then there is the Moody statement, this man is in employment and his grovelling apology stopped just short of wanting Tan's babies.
The accusation has been said on here by different people that Malky and Moody allegedly got involved in financial irregularities or were on the take and if that is indeed the case then why would Tan not take it all the way and finish Mackay and Moody off?
I just don't get it if I am honest, I can see that if they were/are guilty why they would want it 'settled' but why would Tan not take them to the cleaners?
I am trying to get my head around it but can't see why certain actions have not been taken if it is as bad as people claim.
Clearing the decks of any issues prior to selling the club. Maybe![]()
![]()
Hmm
Interesting Gary, my head is banging like Carls on this massive issue, I'm gutted if Malky is guilty?
On the other side of the coin Annis is that MM needed it settled because he has another job lined up.
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Another job or not this will always leave doubt in peoples minds about Malky and that's a fact
Fri May 09, 2014 8:13 pm
Bakedalasker wrote:Arrow wrote:castleblue wrote:Forever Blue wrote:castleblue wrote:carlccfc wrote:http://www.cardiffcityforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=141315
On reading the statement released by Malky, his apology to Vincent Tan and what the Daily Mail are reporting and what I have been told this evening that Malky did not receive a penny of his contract entitlement or a penny for damages it doesn't look very good for Malky Mackay at all.
Malky believed he had such a strong case he took his case forward but has backed down massively and it sways very much in the favour of Vincent Tan, no matter which way anyone dresses it up it looks much better for Tan than it does for Mackay.
Ok, so Malky can now move forward and get on with his career in football, so it seems.
Then there is the Moody statement, this man is in employment and his grovelling apology stopped just short of wanting Tan's babies.
The accusation has been said on here by different people that Malky and Moody allegedly got involved in financial irregularities or were on the take and if that is indeed the case then why would Tan not take it all the way and finish Mackay and Moody off?
I just don't get it if I am honest, I can see that if they were/are guilty why they would want it 'settled' but why would Tan not take them to the cleaners?
I am trying to get my head around it but can't see why certain actions have not been taken if it is as bad as people claim.
Clearing the decks of any issues prior to selling the club. Maybe![]()
![]()
Hmm
Interesting Gary, my head is banging like Carls on this massive issue, I'm gutted if Malky is guilty?
On the other side of the coin Annis is that MM needed it settled because he has another job lined up.
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Another job or not this will always leave doubt in peoples minds about Malky and that's a fact
Another job....to me that apology would have screwed that up.
Fri May 09, 2014 8:16 pm
Igovernor wrote:It's all bullshit, Malkey has had his contract mostly paid up the mail is way off the mark, part of the settlement (Money), is that malkey makes a public appology if not the there is no settlement, makes VT look good and Malkey has done something wrong, which is also bullshit
Fri May 09, 2014 8:48 pm
castleblue wrote:Forever Blue wrote:castleblue wrote:carlccfc wrote:http://www.cardiffcityforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=141315
On reading the statement released by Malky, his apology to Vincent Tan and what the Daily Mail are reporting and what I have been told this evening that Malky did not receive a penny of his contract entitlement or a penny for damages it doesn't look very good for Malky Mackay at all.
Malky believed he had such a strong case he took his case forward but has backed down massively and it sways very much in the favour of Vincent Tan, no matter which way anyone dresses it up it looks much better for Tan than it does for Mackay.
Ok, so Malky can now move forward and get on with his career in football, so it seems.
Then there is the Moody statement, this man is in employment and his grovelling apology stopped just short of wanting Tan's babies.
The accusation has been said on here by different people that Malky and Moody allegedly got involved in financial irregularities or were on the take and if that is indeed the case then why would Tan not take it all the way and finish Mackay and Moody off?
I just don't get it if I am honest, I can see that if they were/are guilty why they would want it 'settled' but why would Tan not take them to the cleaners?
I am trying to get my head around it but can't see why certain actions have not been taken if it is as bad as people claim.
Clearing the decks of any issues prior to selling the club. Maybe![]()
![]()
Hmm
Interesting Gary, my head is banging like Carls on this massive issue, I'm gutted if Malky is guilty?
On the other side of the coin Annis is that MM needed it settled because he has another job lined up.
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