Mon Dec 16, 2013 10:05 pm
City Slicker wrote:Bombshell!! Guys we gotta get real here!
You might have noticed there's been a few posts on here (and I put a few in) which were trying to analyse the odd behaviour of Malky re. team selection, the weird recent comments from Malky re. Cornelius and his refusal to play him, and also, Mehemet Dalman' s media release last week about no money for January contrasted with Malky's sudden press release yesterday that he wants no less than 3 new players in January!!!
Think about this for a moment:
1. We are led to believe Mehmet Dalman is Malky's mate on the board and the go between and peacemaker.
2. Whenever has Malky, the most conservative manager you'll ever see, used the media to circulate progressive news?
3. At the very least, Malky has instantly distanced himself from Dalman!
4. Tan has kept a low profile since the Moody sacking but suddenly erupted in the press through mouthpiece Simon Lim.
I'm not ITK in any shape or form but over the last week nothing added up; I thought everything eminating from the club was bizarre. I now believe we are in the grips of a '' no holds barred'' PR battle and I'm sorry to say, I know I won't win many Malky admirers over with this, but I think he is attempting to bolster his long term football reputation by resorting to open political warfare with Tan! I have no alliegence to either: my concern is the long term interest of Cardiff City, but I fear we are merely pawns in the middle of a bloody war. Tan has taken the soul out of the club and he's reduced a promising but inexperienced young manager to fight for his long term football reputation by naively entering a highly charged media war which he can never hope to win. Tan and his millions behind him will annihalate him ....... and my worry is, our club too!
What should be our finest ever season and the beginning of a Golden Dawn could spark Apocalypse and another Portsmouth in the making!!!
Sorry if some might think this post OTT but I'm close to tears tonight!!!
Mon Dec 16, 2013 10:22 pm
Mon Dec 16, 2013 10:23 pm
Mon Dec 16, 2013 10:25 pm
Mon Dec 16, 2013 10:30 pm
C. Rombie-Coat wrote:City Slicker wrote:Bombshell!! Guys we gotta get real here!
You might have noticed there's been a few posts on here (and I put a few in) which were trying to analyse the odd behaviour of Malky re. team selection, the weird recent comments from Malky re. Cornelius and his refusal to play him, and also, Mehemet Dalman' s media release last week about no money for January contrasted with Malky's sudden press release yesterday that he wants no less than 3 new players in January!!!
Think about this for a moment:
1. We are led to believe Mehmet Dalman is Malky's mate on the board and the go between and peacemaker.
2. Whenever has Malky, the most conservative manager you'll ever see, used the media to circulate progressive news?
3. At the very least, Malky has instantly distanced himself from Dalman!
4. Tan has kept a low profile since the Moody sacking but suddenly erupted in the press through mouthpiece Simon Lim.
I'm not ITK in any shape or form but over the last week nothing added up; I thought everything eminating from the club was bizarre. I now believe we are in the grips of a '' no holds barred'' PR battle and I'm sorry to say, I know I won't win many Malky admirers over with this, but I think he is attempting to bolster his long term football reputation by resorting to open political warfare with Tan! I have no alliegence to either: my concern is the long term interest of Cardiff City, but I fear we are merely pawns in the middle of a bloody war. Tan has taken the soul out of the club and he's reduced a promising but inexperienced young manager to fight for his long term football reputation by naively entering a highly charged media war which he can never hope to win. Tan and his millions behind him will annihalate him ....... and my worry is, our club too!
What should be our finest ever season and the beginning of a Golden Dawn could spark Apocalypse and another Portsmouth in the making!!!
Sorry if some might think this post OTT but I'm close to tears tonight!!!
Tears!
Next thing you'll be admitting to being that roath jerky weirdo!
Mon Dec 16, 2013 10:34 pm
City Slicker wrote:Guys, a little street cred here please!
Believe me there are no good guys/bad guys in this scenario no matter what our gut feelings about Tan or Malky or whoever! Football is HUGE MEGA business now offering the conduit for maglomaniacs like Tan with more money than sense to advance their personal personas by dining at the top table in the social world! Quite apart from adding to their already busting coffers! At the same time it gives young aspiring football managers and players to get a leg up as celebs, make obscene money and make themselves household names. The poor fall guys in the middle are you and me. Just honest, hardworking Joes trying to provide a few crumbs for our families while living off humble wages and because of our love and obsession for our club, enjoying the highs and lows throughout the season without craving personal gain!
You can be a Malky lover or a craven (Plastic, I will fall in line) Tan red apologist but I tell you noone in this scenario deserves any credit. As usual hey are all looking after their own slimy backsides and using our passion as the means to their selfish ends!!!![]()
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Mon Dec 16, 2013 10:50 pm
Mon Dec 16, 2013 10:52 pm
Castro wrote:I dont get it.
hes had £35m already and now there is uproar he isnt getting MORE! 'Kin ell.
Mon Dec 16, 2013 10:57 pm
Gavin wrote:Cornelius is not wasted money, he was top scorer in his first season in Superliga and i have no doubt he has a very bright future, MM said he is not quite ready yet, we had to wait a while before MM was ready to play Kimbo and people on here said back then that it looks like Kimbo was a waste of money, well that certainly is not the case now!
Mon Dec 16, 2013 10:57 pm
Gonzo wrote:Castro wrote:I dont get it.
hes had £35m already and now there is uproar he isnt getting MORE! 'Kin ell.
Crazy isn't is roathy. And look at how he's spent that £35m and the football on display. Value for money?....
Some city fans just want everything. Same fans will be complaining about the level of debt when the latest accounts are announced.
Mon Dec 16, 2013 11:17 pm
Mon Dec 16, 2013 11:36 pm
Mon Dec 16, 2013 11:44 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Simon Lim, Vincent Tans right hand man( our CEO), signed every paper,all the players off and all the Cheques. No one forced him, did Malky hold a gun to his head ?
Mon Dec 16, 2013 11:46 pm
Gonzo wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Simon Lim, Vincent Tans right hand man( our CEO), signed every paper,all the players off and all the Cheques. No one forced him, did Malky hold a gun to his head ?
We keep being told he and the rest of thr board aren't football men. Malky recommended those players/deals. He is as much to blame for the failures.
The Cornelius deal has become beyond a joke.
Mon Dec 16, 2013 11:49 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Gonzo wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Simon Lim, Vincent Tans right hand man( our CEO), signed every paper,all the players off and all the Cheques. No one forced him, did Malky hold a gun to his head ?
We keep being told he and the rest of thr board aren't football men. Malky recommended those players/deals. He is as much to blame for the failures.
The Cornelius deal has become beyond a joke.
I agree about Cornelius, but dont all managers make mistakes? did Sir Alex Ferguson not make some?
Are 6 out of 8 players that Malky signed not playing regular Prem football?
Mon Dec 16, 2013 11:52 pm
NJ73 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Gonzo wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Simon Lim, Vincent Tans right hand man( our CEO), signed every paper,all the players off and all the Cheques. No one forced him, did Malky hold a gun to his head ?
We keep being told he and the rest of thr board aren't football men. Malky recommended those players/deals. He is as much to blame for the failures.
The Cornelius deal has become beyond a joke.
I agree about Cornelius, but dont all managers make mistakes? did Sir Alex Ferguson not make some?
Are 6 out of 8 players that Malky signed not playing regular Prem football?
How many managers of newly promoted sides blow the best part of £10m on a striker that's not up to it and survive in their job?
Mon Dec 16, 2013 11:55 pm
Forever Blue wrote:NJ73 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Gonzo wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Simon Lim, Vincent Tans right hand man( our CEO), signed every paper,all the players off and all the Cheques. No one forced him, did Malky hold a gun to his head ?
We keep being told he and the rest of thr board aren't football men. Malky recommended those players/deals. He is as much to blame for the failures.
The Cornelius deal has become beyond a joke.
I agree about Cornelius, but dont all managers make mistakes? did Sir Alex Ferguson not make some?
Are 6 out of 8 players that Malky signed not playing regular Prem football?
How many managers of newly promoted sides blow the best part of £10m on a striker that's not up to it and survive in their job?
NJ are we bottom? NJ are we bottom 3? Dont u see Tan wants Malky out even if we were 8th in the Prem.
Mon Dec 16, 2013 11:58 pm
Tue Dec 17, 2013 12:03 am
Forever Blue wrote:NJ73 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Gonzo wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Simon Lim, Vincent Tans right hand man( our CEO), signed every paper,all the players off and all the Cheques. No one forced him, did Malky hold a gun to his head ?
We keep being told he and the rest of thr board aren't football men. Malky recommended those players/deals. He is as much to blame for the failures.
The Cornelius deal has become beyond a joke.
I agree about Cornelius, but dont all managers make mistakes? did Sir Alex Ferguson not make some?
Are 6 out of 8 players that Malky signed not playing regular Prem football?
How many managers of newly promoted sides blow the best part of £10m on a striker that's not up to it and survive in their job?
NJ are we bottom? NJ are we bottom 3? Dont u see Tan wants Malky out even if we were 8th in the Prem.
Tue Dec 17, 2013 5:04 am
Tue Dec 17, 2013 5:41 am
Jonesy99 wrote:Agree with many who have said that Malky and VT are destined to go their seperate ways and have been for some time.
I can see both sides. IF Tan gave Malky and Moody a £35m budget and they overspent - well they are going to get it in the neck. Also suspect Tan wouldn't be too concerned about the overspend if Malky and Moody had not wasted a fair wack of that money - A Corn for example. Before people say how can he be a waste he hasn't played etc - IMO we should not be paying £7m - £8m on a player for the future in our first season in the Premiership. We needed players who could come in and hit the ground running (Caulker and Medel).
Wonder if what we'll end up with is Malky walking and pushing for a case of constructive dismissal. That'll be dragged through an employment tribunal if Tan digs his heels in and it'll all come out in the wash then.
What will happen when he does leave? I can't see quality managers lining up around the block to take the job.
All this after a good performance and good three points on Saturday - shooting ourselves in the foot again
Tue Dec 17, 2013 6:35 am
ross04bluebird wrote:Jonesy99 wrote:Agree with many who have said that Malky and VT are destined to go their seperate ways and have been for some time.
I can see both sides. IF Tan gave Malky and Moody a £35m budget and they overspent - well they are going to get it in the neck. Also suspect Tan wouldn't be too concerned about the overspend if Malky and Moody had not wasted a fair wack of that money - A Corn for example. Before people say how can he be a waste he hasn't played etc - IMO we should not be paying £7m - £8m on a player for the future in our first season in the Premiership. We needed players who could come in and hit the ground running (Caulker and Medel).
Wonder if what we'll end up with is Malky walking and pushing for a case of constructive dismissal. That'll be dragged through an employment tribunal if Tan digs his heels in and it'll all come out in the wash then.
What will happen when he does leave? I can't see quality managers lining up around the block to take the job.
All this after a good performance and good three points on Saturday - shooting ourselves in the foot again
Agree. People saying how can he be a waste of money when he hasn't played? Because he HASN'T played, and yes he's been injured, but he's not playing now he's fit either. So, for right now, a waste of money.
Tue Dec 17, 2013 7:17 am
Tue Dec 17, 2013 8:05 am
Gonzo wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Simon Lim, Vincent Tans right hand man( our CEO), signed every paper,all the players off and all the Cheques. No one forced him, did Malky hold a gun to his head ?
We keep being told he and the rest of thr board aren't football men. Malky recommended those players/deals. He is as much to blame for the failures.
The Cornelius deal has become beyond a joke.
Tue Dec 17, 2013 8:19 am
Grumpyguts wrote:Mario Polotelli wrote:Forever Blue wrote:1899 wrote:Malky has done fantastic things for the football club, but for the sake of both Malky and the club its time he moves on.
You cannot run a successful Premier League club where the manager and owner don't talk to each other, and play out their vicious spat in the media.
Tan is playing games, Malky is playing games. Tan has behaved disgracefully, Malky is responsible for some seriously below average buys.
Tan and Malky need to thrash out a settlement immediately, and both parties need to go their separate ways. Otherwise both are doomed.
Good bye Tan end off, he has stripped our club of its identity,pride and divided our club.
Hes also put the club on the global map
Polo he certainly did that, we were laughing stock all over the world.
Tue Dec 17, 2013 8:19 am
Tue Dec 17, 2013 8:20 am
Tue Dec 17, 2013 8:26 am
ManInBlack wrote:Lets be honest (and perhaps even sensible) and admit some of the Malky / Moody signings have been a waste of money.
Cornelieus and Medel massively overpriced, mixed in with some very average signings like Odemwingie & Brayford. If I had spent that sort of cash (& add ons) I'd very miffed with Malky...especially as he wants 3 more and if these are going to have an impact on results then they will have big price tags.
On top of that he openly makes this statement without consulting Tan, for such an astute man this was professional suicide or knowing he's on borrowed time it's a good way of adding the final touch of paint to Tan as the pantomime villian.
He knows he's on borrowed time and with his stock at its highest with the fans it's all pointing to the inevitable:-
1 No New Players
2 A bad sequence of results
3 Slip into bottom three
4 Dismissal & £3m payoff
5 Another job before season end
Big shame, he's an excellent manager but there's lots of them around being sacked by foreign owners.....Villian or not I still want Tan's money here, I've done Halifax Town on a cold Wednesday in front of 1,700 fans....not again please.
Tue Dec 17, 2013 9:38 am
bluebird66 wrote:United spent around 28 million on that Donkey Fellaini and no one hardly bats an eyelid , yes an experienced manager with years of premier league experience made a mistake with a transfer, it happens!!
Tue Dec 17, 2013 9:46 am