Re: The Sam hamann/Langston issue
Fri Dec 28, 2012 3:48 pm
Daya wrote:JINKS wrote:RobbieS wrote:Daya wrote:RobbieS wrote:I'm amazed at all this. City, having just appointed a globally renound commercial litigation lawyer to the board and poised to crush Hammam
Laughs the cheap tacky furniture salesman....
Be careful sam's mouth peice might threaten to sue you
Gwyn and Corky going legal ?
Re: The Sam hamann/Langston issue
Fri Dec 28, 2012 4:41 pm
taffyapple wrote:Here's my say.
Leave it to Tan and Hammam.
Its all above our pay grade and is not affecting ANYTHING to do with our
Premiership push
Dave, SPOT ON
The Truest words you've ever said on here, lets leave it to both of them to sort out. Us as fans cant do anything about it.
Re: The Sam hamann/Langston issue
Fri Dec 28, 2012 4:58 pm
Without Sam, there is no doubt that we wouldn't be where we are today. I don't think anyone can deny that.
With Sam, there is also no doubt that we wouldn't be where we are today. If Sam had stayed, we would have almost certainly been in administration , with no new stadium and god knows where in the League.
I will always be grateful for him starting the ball rolling. I will never forgive him for taking the club he purports to love to the very brink, and then demanding a pay-off before signing the final papers.
Guys, I hate to see us playing in red but not once have I thought about stopping going to watch the Bluebirds.
However,if Sam Hammam returns in any capacity which give him any control over the club, I would have to think extremely long and hard about whether to give up something which has provided so much pleasure and heartache for over 40 years.
With Sam, there is also no doubt that we wouldn't be where we are today. If Sam had stayed, we would have almost certainly been in administration , with no new stadium and god knows where in the League.
I will always be grateful for him starting the ball rolling. I will never forgive him for taking the club he purports to love to the very brink, and then demanding a pay-off before signing the final papers.
Guys, I hate to see us playing in red but not once have I thought about stopping going to watch the Bluebirds.
However,if Sam Hammam returns in any capacity which give him any control over the club, I would have to think extremely long and hard about whether to give up something which has provided so much pleasure and heartache for over 40 years.