Fri Jul 05, 2013 10:23 am
GEnder wrote:jama wrote:GEnder wrote:streamfeeder wrote:jama, sam hammam spent 6 years at the club, 2000 t0 2006, don't know where your getting 10 years from
at £500k a year (his consultancy fee) thats his alleged £3m investment coveredplus his ''£500k or im going nowhere'' bribe. the man was a parasite with a happy smiley face
Do you think if tan left today he would not want his investment back? Of course he would.
Do you think the money he is putting into the club is interest free? Of course it's not.
No problem with tan on the above two points from me, that's how business men work. Look at britains most successful club, Manchester United, do you think the glazers are there for...
A. A hobby?
B. the love of the club?
C. They like football?
D. To invest and make money?
1st and foremost all these men are business men, i haven't said its right, just the way it works.
Do you know WHY Tan and Sam are totally different cases. Because Tan came in and has been up front about the money, up front about the loan, up front about not being willing to spend silly mony on players, up front about clearing all the Club debt. We all knew from the start he wasnt some fairy godmother. We all knew he would be wanting his money back in some way shape or form. He was clear about it. Thats why he's had a lot of knockers, people who didn't/dont trust him. Sam Hammam totally fooled Cardiff Citys fan base. he led us to believe (in his own words) that he was like a Jack Walker. What he did was disgusting actually. telling people who loved him and trusted him he was spending his own cash and dont worry, its my gamble.... then when he fucks up - oh it WASNT my money it was a loan and i want it all back - Black Tuesday he had grown men in tears because they trusted him. he is scum
Fri Jul 05, 2013 10:45 am
Fri Jul 05, 2013 10:48 am
jama wrote:GEnder wrote:jama wrote:GEnder wrote:streamfeeder wrote:jama, sam hammam spent 6 years at the club, 2000 t0 2006, don't know where your getting 10 years from
at £500k a year (his consultancy fee) thats his alleged £3m investment coveredplus his ''£500k or im going nowhere'' bribe. the man was a parasite with a happy smiley face
Do you think if tan left today he would not want his investment back? Of course he would.
Do you think the money he is putting into the club is interest free? Of course it's not.
No problem with tan on the above two points from me, that's how business men work. Look at britains most successful club, Manchester United, do you think the glazers are there for...
A. A hobby?
B. the love of the club?
C. They like football?
D. To invest and make money?
1st and foremost all these men are business men, i haven't said its right, just the way it works.
Do you know WHY Tan and Sam are totally different cases. Because Tan came in and has been up front about the money, up front about the loan, up front about not being willing to spend silly mony on players, up front about clearing all the Club debt. We all knew from the start he wasnt some fairy godmother. We all knew he would be wanting his money back in some way shape or form. He was clear about it. Thats why he's had a lot of knockers, people who didn't/dont trust him. Sam Hammam totally fooled Cardiff Citys fan base. he led us to believe (in his own words) that he was like a Jack Walker. What he did was disgusting actually. telling people who loved him and trusted him he was spending his own cash and dont worry, its my gamble.... then when he fucks up - oh it WASNT my money it was a loan and i want it all back - Black Tuesday he had grown men in tears because they trusted him. he is scum
I stopped reading at the part " tan was up front about clearing the club debt"
Fri Jul 05, 2013 11:00 am
GEnder wrote:jama wrote:GEnder wrote:jama wrote:GEnder wrote:streamfeeder wrote:jama, sam hammam spent 6 years at the club, 2000 t0 2006, don't know where your getting 10 years from
at £500k a year (his consultancy fee) thats his alleged £3m investment coveredplus his ''£500k or im going nowhere'' bribe. the man was a parasite with a happy smiley face
Do you think if tan left today he would not want his investment back? Of course he would.
Do you think the money he is putting into the club is interest free? Of course it's not.
No problem with tan on the above two points from me, that's how business men work. Look at britains most successful club, Manchester United, do you think the glazers are there for...
A. A hobby?
B. the love of the club?
C. They like football?
D. To invest and make money?
1st and foremost all these men are business men, i haven't said its right, just the way it works.
Do you know WHY Tan and Sam are totally different cases. Because Tan came in and has been up front about the money, up front about the loan, up front about not being willing to spend silly mony on players, up front about clearing all the Club debt. We all knew from the start he wasnt some fairy godmother. We all knew he would be wanting his money back in some way shape or form. He was clear about it. Thats why he's had a lot of knockers, people who didn't/dont trust him. Sam Hammam totally fooled Cardiff Citys fan base. he led us to believe (in his own words) that he was like a Jack Walker. What he did was disgusting actually. telling people who loved him and trusted him he was spending his own cash and dont worry, its my gamble.... then when he fucks up - oh it WASNT my money it was a loan and i want it all back - Black Tuesday he had grown men in tears because they trusted him. he is scum
I stopped reading at the part " tan was up front about clearing the club debt"
Whys that? who havent he sorted? Langstone/sam hammam/whoever the f**k it is? as a cardiff city fan im glad hes making sure sam dont get a penny more than hes actually due. if a high court judge can turn round and say langstone is a shady entity then i for one am glad cardiff city are fighting tooth and nail over every penny we are supposed to owe them. so apart from ''sams money'' - where has he been less than spot on and up front?
Fri Jul 05, 2013 11:41 am
Fri Jul 05, 2013 11:44 am
Fri Jul 05, 2013 12:17 pm
Fri Jul 05, 2013 6:43 pm
jama wrote:GEnder wrote:jama wrote:GEnder wrote:streamfeeder wrote:jama, sam hammam spent 6 years at the club, 2000 t0 2006, don't know where your getting 10 years from
at £500k a year (his consultancy fee) thats his alleged £3m investment coveredplus his ''£500k or im going nowhere'' bribe. the man was a parasite with a happy smiley face
Do you think if tan left today he would not want his investment back? Of course he would.
Do you think the money he is putting into the club is interest free? Of course it's not.
No problem with tan on the above two points from me, that's how business men work. Look at britains most successful club, Manchester United, do you think the glazers are there for...
A. A hobby?
B. the love of the club?
C. They like football?
D. To invest and make money?
1st and foremost all these men are business men, i haven't said its right, just the way it works.
Do you know WHY Tan and Sam are totally different cases. Because Tan came in and has been up front about the money, up front about the loan, up front about not being willing to spend silly mony on players, up front about clearing all the Club debt. We all knew from the start he wasnt some fairy godmother. We all knew he would be wanting his money back in some way shape or form. He was clear about it. Thats why he's had a lot of knockers, people who didn't/dont trust him. Sam Hammam totally fooled Cardiff Citys fan base. he led us to believe (in his own words) that he was like a Jack Walker. What he did was disgusting actually. telling people who loved him and trusted him he was spending his own cash and dont worry, its my gamble.... then when he fucks up - oh it WASNT my money it was a loan and i want it all back - Black Tuesday he had grown men in tears because they trusted him. he is scum
I stopped reading at the part " tan was up front about clearing the club debt"
Fri Jul 05, 2013 10:03 pm
Fri Jul 05, 2013 10:16 pm
GEnder wrote:going to the original topic
Annis finally managed to speak to Tan about the rebrand and your hero Sam told him to "shut up about the Blue" So theres the answer to THAT question.
Tan is a businessman after a return on his money. he has never hid that fact. Hammam however, lied through his teeth from the minute he walked in through the door about using his own money when in fact he was running up huge debts against the Club. Now, is that truth or fiction?
Fri Jul 05, 2013 10:43 pm
GEnder wrote:going to the original topic
Annis finally managed to speak to Tan about the rebrand and your hero Sam told him to "shut up about the Blue" So theres the answer to THAT question.
Tan is a businessman after a return on his money. he has never hid that fact. Hammam however, lied through his teeth from the minute he walked in through the door about using his own money when in fact he was running up huge debts against the Club. Now, is that truth or fiction?