Mon Jan 18, 2016 3:18 pm
Mon Jan 18, 2016 3:32 pm
Forever Blue wrote:' Mehmet Dalman Says NO/ Ken Choo Says NO, But Vincent Tan Says YES'
For months everyones known what Dalman/Choo think about Slade,they've said it on the terraces at away games and in the last week gone publicly in the media that they don't support or back him and so its a NO, they don't want him to stay.
I have never been a Russell Slade fan,but time and time again he comes up with the unexpected results or performances when least expected,like away at Wolves,which for me was outstanding, but in the long run do I want him to stay? the answer is NO. The majority of Slades games have been,poor,dire and with no passion.
Personally I believe its wrong what was said last week in the media by Slades bosses,as it undermines the manager.
Should he stay now till May?
YES in my opinion he has earned the right to stay,with NO money and no backing Slade has kept Cardiff City in top half of the Championship all season and knocking on the door of the play-offs even if the majority of the football has been dire.
If Tan had sacked Slade, I could only see another yes man coming in or Trollope and Young managing![]()
I was told today Vincent Tan has spoken to Russell Slade and told him his job his def safe and he will remain the manager of Cardiff City till at least this May when his contract runs out. So its a YES from Tan to Slade your job is safe.
So thats the end of that, any more rumours or crap from the media, Russell Slade is here till May.
So City fans now lets get on with Supporting our team to the end of the season,like we did at Wolves and don't forget you can get tickets at £5 & £10 for this Saturdays home game v Rotherham![]()
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Mon Jan 18, 2016 3:35 pm
Mon Jan 18, 2016 3:46 pm
Mon Jan 18, 2016 3:54 pm
Mon Jan 18, 2016 4:06 pm
Mon Jan 18, 2016 4:10 pm
Brianclark5 wrote:Where do get this information from? Who says Tan backs Slade? It may be true it may not be true. All I know is Slade managed for the first time this season to get the team to play two halls of football in one match at Wolves. He still must go and go now!![]()
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Mon Jan 18, 2016 4:15 pm
Forever Blue wrote:' Mehmet Dalman Says NO/ Ken Choo Says NO, But Vincent Tan Says YES'
For months everyones known what Dalman/Choo think about Slade,they've said it on the terraces at away games and in the last week gone publicly in the media that they don't support or back him and so its a NO, they don't want him to stay.
I have never been a Russell Slade fan,but time and time again he comes up with the unexpected results or performances when least expected,like away at Wolves,which for me was outstanding, but in the long run do I want him to stay? the answer is NO. The majority of Slades games have been,poor,dire and with no passion.
Personally I believe its wrong what was said last week in the media by Slades bosses,as it undermines the manager.
Should he stay now till May?
YES in my opinion he has earned the right to stay,with NO money and no backing Slade has kept Cardiff City in top half of the Championship all season and knocking on the door of the play-offs even if the majority of the football has been dire.
If Tan had sacked Slade, I could only see another yes man coming in or Trollope and Young managing![]()
I was told today Vincent Tan has spoken to Russell Slade and told him his job his def safe and he will remain the manager of Cardiff City till at least this May when his contract runs out. So its a YES from Tan to Slade your job is safe.
So thats the end of that, any more rumours or crap from the media, Russell Slade is here till May.
So City fans now lets get on with Supporting our team to the end of the season,like we did at Wolves and don't forget you can get tickets at £5 & £10 for this Saturdays home game v Rotherham![]()
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Mon Jan 18, 2016 4:19 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Brianclark5 wrote:Where do get this information from? Who says Tan backs Slade? It may be true it may not be true. All I know is Slade managed for the first time this season to get the team to play two halls of football in one match at Wolves. He still must go and go now!![]()
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I can tell you now, Slade has been told his job is safe until May at least,when his contract expires.
Mon Jan 18, 2016 4:20 pm
darran1927 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:' Mehmet Dalman Says NO/ Ken Choo Says NO, But Vincent Tan Says YES'
For months everyones known what Dalman/Choo think about Slade,they've said it on the terraces at away games and in the last week gone publicly in the media that they don't support or back him and so its a NO, they don't want him to stay.
I have never been a Russell Slade fan,but time and time again he comes up with the unexpected results or performances when least expected,like away at Wolves,which for me was outstanding, but in the long run do I want him to stay? the answer is NO. The majority of Slades games have been,poor,dire and with no passion.
Personally I believe its wrong what was said last week in the media by Slades bosses,as it undermines the manager.
Should he stay now till May?
YES in my opinion he has earned the right to stay,with NO money and no backing Slade has kept Cardiff City in top half of the Championship all season and knocking on the door of the play-offs even if the majority of the football has been dire.
If Tan had sacked Slade, I could only see another yes man coming in or Trollope and Young managing![]()
I was told today Vincent Tan has spoken to Russell Slade and told him his job his def safe and he will remain the manager of Cardiff City till at least this May when his contract runs out. So its a YES from Tan to Slade your job is safe.
So thats the end of that, any more rumours or crap from the media, Russell Slade is here till May.
So City fans now lets get on with Supporting our team to the end of the season,like we did at Wolves and don't forget you can get tickets at £5 & £10 for this Saturdays home game v Rotherham![]()
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On Christmas day or boxing day (can't remember which) Tan was on ssn adamant we would stay red a month later we were back in blue.
He may change his mind on slade if results are poor
Mon Jan 18, 2016 4:22 pm
Forever Blue wrote:I have never been a Russell Slade fan,but time and time again he comes up with the unexpected results or performances when least expected,like away at Wolves,which for me was outstanding, but in the long run do I want him to stay? the answer is NO. The majority of Slades games have been,poor,dire and with no passion.
Mon Jan 18, 2016 4:23 pm
lathamgaffney wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Brianclark5 wrote:Where do get this information from? Who says Tan backs Slade? It may be true it may not be true. All I know is Slade managed for the first time this season to get the team to play two halls of football in one match at Wolves. He still must go and go now!![]()
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I can tell you now, Slade has been told his job is safe until May at least,when his contract expires.
I'd say that's probably a safe option. Sacrifice this season - we're not going up or down, and haven't spent lots of money. Small stepping stones. Give him until May, and then get a really proven manager in or Bellamy!
Mon Jan 18, 2016 4:23 pm
Mon Jan 18, 2016 4:26 pm
Jimbo27 wrote:Agree Annis. Not a Slade fan but he is here to stay so we might as well get behind him. If he continues to play the formation we played at Wolves (it only took him 15 months!) then I'm confident we could have a decent end to the season. I was never keen on giving Slade any more money to spend anyway so think the embargo is for the best. If we can bring in one or two on loan and ship out some more dead wood then in the summer we might be in decent shape if we can appoint the right man (I'm not holding my breath).![]()
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Mon Jan 18, 2016 4:27 pm
Forever Blue wrote:lathamgaffney wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Brianclark5 wrote:Where do get this information from? Who says Tan backs Slade? It may be true it may not be true. All I know is Slade managed for the first time this season to get the team to play two halls of football in one match at Wolves. He still must go and go now!![]()
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I can tell you now, Slade has been told his job is safe until May at least,when his contract expires.
I'd say that's probably a safe option. Sacrifice this season - we're not going up or down, and haven't spent lots of money. Small stepping stones. Give him until May, and then get a really proven manager in or Bellamy!
For Tan Its a very safe option, when you think about it and not costly either.
But I do believe unless City make the play-offs, season ticket sales will be worse than awful, but thats pennies compared to what Slade is saving Tan.
Mon Jan 18, 2016 4:31 pm
Mon Jan 18, 2016 4:38 pm
Mon Jan 18, 2016 5:09 pm
Mon Jan 18, 2016 5:23 pm
Rydogsccfc wrote:If we perform like we did on Saturday on a daily basis then i can't complain.
Mon Jan 18, 2016 5:34 pm
Mon Jan 18, 2016 5:47 pm
lathamgaffney wrote:Rydogsccfc wrote:If we perform like we did on Saturday on a daily basis then i can't complain.
Unfortunately that's never the case is it mate!
Mon Jan 18, 2016 6:06 pm
Mon Jan 18, 2016 6:10 pm
Mon Jan 18, 2016 6:13 pm
Mon Jan 18, 2016 6:25 pm
lathamgaffney wrote:Forever Blue wrote:lathamgaffney wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Brianclark5 wrote:Where do get this information from? Who says Tan backs Slade? It may be true it may not be true. All I know is Slade managed for the first time this season to get the team to play two halls of football in one match at Wolves. He still must go and go now!![]()
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I can tell you now, Slade has been told his job is safe until May at least,when his contract expires.
I'd say that's probably a safe option. Sacrifice this season - we're not going up or down, and haven't spent lots of money. Small stepping stones. Give him until May, and then get a really proven manager in or Bellamy!
For Tan Its a very safe option, when you think about it and not costly either.
But I do believe unless City make the play-offs, season ticket sales will be worse than awful, but thats pennies compared to what Slade is saving Tan.
Yeah, that's a big downside to this strategy I guess. But, if Slade doesn't make the play-offs, gets sacked and then we bring in someone with a bigger reputation and spend some money, then I can see season ticket sales increasing ever so slightly.
Mon Jan 18, 2016 6:27 pm
Forever Blue wrote:' Mehmet Dalman Says NO/ Ken Choo Says NO, But Vincent Tan Says YES'
For months everyones known what Dalman/Choo think about Slade,they've said it on the terraces at away games and in the last week gone publicly in the media that they don't support or back him and so its a NO, they don't want him to stay.
I have never been a Russell Slade fan,but time and time again he comes up with the unexpected results or performances when least expected,like away at Wolves,which for me was outstanding, but in the long run do I want him to stay? the answer is NO. The majority of Slades games have been,poor,dire and with no passion.
Personally I believe its wrong what was said last week in the media by Slades bosses,as it undermines the manager.
Should he stay now till May?
YES in my opinion he has earned the right to stay,with NO money and no backing Slade has kept Cardiff City in top half of the Championship all season and knocking on the door of the play-offs even if the majority of the football has been dire.
If Tan had sacked Slade, I could only see another yes man coming in or Trollope and Young managing![]()
I was told today Vincent Tan has spoken to Russell Slade and told him his job his def safe and he will remain the manager of Cardiff City till at least this May when his contract runs out. So its a YES from Tan to Slade your job is safe.
So thats the end of that, any more rumours or crap from the media, Russell Slade is here till May.
So City fans now lets get on with Supporting our team to the end of the season,like we did at Wolves and don't forget you can get tickets at £5 & £10 for this Saturdays home game v Rotherham![]()
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