Thu Oct 17, 2013 8:18 pm
wez1927 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:wez1927 wrote:bluebird58 wrote:If we hadn't been in the middle of an international break, this would have been a much smaller story.
No-one gets to be a billionaire by being stupid. I don't think Mr Tan is quite the simpleton that people seem to think. He obviously thought Moody had to go for the good of the club and the business. Whether he is right or wrong will be judged by what happens on the field, not the board room.
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agreebut people still want to keep the circus running and running
The Circus is world wide now and it needs an ending ASAP , it is on going and wont be resolved for another 2 weeks, so how do you think Malky must be feeling? Not good in my opinion going in to two tough away games, so on Saturday those who go to Chelsea, then Norwich, must show our appreciation louder than ever for Malky
Hopefully a win at Chelsea will end it for now lol
Thu Oct 17, 2013 8:21 pm
Thu Oct 17, 2013 8:21 pm
every international break I dread cause over the last few years something blows up under Sam's ,risdale s and tans time can't wait till Saturday to watch the game lolForever Blue wrote:wez1927 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:wez1927 wrote:bluebird58 wrote:If we hadn't been in the middle of an international break, this would have been a much smaller story.
No-one gets to be a billionaire by being stupid. I don't think Mr Tan is quite the simpleton that people seem to think. He obviously thought Moody had to go for the good of the club and the business. Whether he is right or wrong will be judged by what happens on the field, not the board room.
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agreebut people still want to keep the circus running and running
The Circus is world wide now and it needs an ending ASAP , it is on going and wont be resolved for another 2 weeks, so how do you think Malky must be feeling? Not good in my opinion going in to two tough away games, so on Saturday those who go to Chelsea, then Norwich, must show our appreciation louder than ever for Malky
Hopefully a win at Chelsea will end it for now lol
Wez, On this point you are spot on, a win at Chelsea really would. Also if we had been playing games lately that would of helped.
Thu Oct 17, 2013 8:22 pm
Bluebina wrote:Fingers crossed The players know the pressure Malky is under, and Bellamy and the rest come flying out and working even harder than normal to show their support for Malky, we pick up some outstanding results and everyone lives happily ever after![]()
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Thu Oct 17, 2013 8:23 pm
Bluebina wrote:Fingers crossed The players know the pressure Malky is under, and Bellamy and the rest come flying out and working even harder than normal to show their support for Malky, we pick up some outstanding results and everyone lives happily ever after![]()
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Thu Oct 17, 2013 9:53 pm
Thu Oct 17, 2013 10:04 pm
wez1927 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Putting this on here is not stirring because this is what i am led to believe is happening behind the scenes, probably not much of a secret to some anyway.
Malky didn't need the headache/pressure before tough games like Chelsea, Norwich and Swansea, it is hard enough as it is without all this going on.
Malky's agent is unhappy with everything that has happened and that's why he has been speaking out in the media.
There is no stirring here, no winding anyone up, its what I am told and I thought this all along, but had it confirmed to me yesterday.
I am led to believe that everything is not rosy in the garden between Malky and Tan and the next two weeks could be crucial to whether Malky stays.
In the board meeting on Monday, Malky insisted he wanted the final say on all transfers and it was Mehmet Dalman who convinced Tan that this should be the case.
Had Malky not got the guarantee that he would have the final say over the transfers then, I am told and I believe it, Malky was ready to walk.
In a fortnight Tan flys over ahead of the Swansea game and a meeting is arranged between Malky, Dalman and Tan.
This meeting will be the first face to face Malky and Tan will have had since the removal of Iain Moody.
Thumbs up to Mehmet Dalman keep up the good work and hopefully all will be resolved in two weeks and we beat the Jacks as well.
MAYBE IT SHOULD STAY BEHIND THE SCENES ANNIS AND NOT IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN WE GOT 3 MASSIVE GAMES COMING UP
Thu Oct 17, 2013 10:04 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Canton stand baz wrote:No one knows what's really gone on apart from the leaders/owners of the football club.
Of tan wanted malky gone he would be gone.
Baz, True, but not True as Tan does not want to part with a whopping £1mill just like that,he knows how to earn money and has no intentions of giving it away that easy.
Thu Oct 17, 2013 10:08 pm
wez1927 wrote:Bluebina wrote:Fingers crossed The players know the pressure Malky is under, and Bellamy and the rest come flying out and working even harder than normal to show their support for Malky, we pick up some outstanding results and everyone lives happily ever after![]()
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At 10/1 I'm putting 50 on for Saturday got a feeling all the bullshit will bring the players together
Thu Oct 17, 2013 10:19 pm
Thu Oct 17, 2013 10:41 pm
JBCCFC1927 wrote:Some fans still defending Tan. Pathetic. What about your fellow fan?
This club used to be proud like Roma, Liverpool, West Ham and could have got to Europe the right way in blue (albeit it would have taken longer most likely) and have been known around the world for being a true passionate and hostile club. We could have marched with fellow bluebirds proudly and waved the Cardiff flag in a way that was true to us and our way of being.
If we ever get to Europe it will just be a bigger platform for others to take verbal shots at us and put us more in the limelight for all the rubbish and circus we've become totally negating from the amazing time we should have. The only way to get rid of the stigma is to rise up and fight for what we truly believe in and show the world that we are not prepared to be backed into a corner at whatever cost.
Absolute joke of a club we've become.
Thu Oct 17, 2013 11:35 pm
wez1927 wrote:2blue2handle wrote:It's a strange scenario, because if Tan wanted rid of Malky then he would have said no someone else gets final say on transfers.
Then malky walks.
Cause he doesnt want rid of malky he wanted rid of moody cause he thinks he done a shit job maybe ?
Thu Oct 17, 2013 11:54 pm
Fri Oct 18, 2013 12:28 am
Fri Oct 18, 2013 7:01 am
JBCCFC1927 wrote:Some fans still defending Tan. Pathetic. What about your fellow fan?
This club used to be proud like Roma, Liverpool, West Ham and could have got to Europe the right way in blue (albeit it would have taken longer most likely) and have been known around the world for being a true passionate and hostile club. We could have marched with fellow bluebirds proudly and waved the Cardiff flag in a way that was true to us and our way of being.
If we ever get to Europe it will just be a bigger platform for others to take verbal shots at us and put us more in the limelight for all the rubbish and circus we've become totally negating from the amazing time we should have. The only way to get rid of the stigma is to rise up and fight for what we truly believe in and show the world that we are not prepared to be backed into a corner at whatever cost.
Absolute joke of a club we've become.
Fri Oct 18, 2013 7:15 am
Sven Ghali wrote:Annis, a late response I know, but I can't help having the (positive) feeling that Tan has had a bit of a wake-up call over recent events and whilst he won't go so far as an apology, I think what has happened n recent days is about as close to a 'climb down' as anyone will ever see from him (Tan)![]()
I may well be wrong, but the changes that have been made (Moody apart) despite the apparent public fallout have on the whole been positive and, on the surface, strengthened Malky's grip within the club
Whether that is true remains to be seen, but I think Mehmet is the major player here and if he has persuaded Tan to back both Club and Malky in the way portrayed to date, then it all looks good for the immediate future
Of course, a big factor will be how Tan meets and greets Malky at their first meeting. IMHO he doesn't need to apologise, but a warm handshake and maybe a 'man hug' would go a million miles towards healing any remaining wounds
Fri Oct 18, 2013 9:32 am
Forever Blue wrote:Sven Ghali wrote:Annis, a late response I know, but I can't help having the (positive) feeling that Tan has had a bit of a wake-up call over recent events and whilst he won't go so far as an apology, I think what has happened n recent days is about as close to a 'climb down' as anyone will ever see from him (Tan)![]()
I may well be wrong, but the changes that have been made (Moody apart) despite the apparent public fallout have on the whole been positive and, on the surface, strengthened Malky's grip within the club
Whether that is true remains to be seen, but I think Mehmet is the major player here and if he has persuaded Tan to back both Club and Malky in the way portrayed to date, then it all looks good for the immediate future
Of course, a big factor will be how Tan meets and greets Malky at their first meeting. IMHO he doesn't need to apologise, but a warm handshake and maybe a 'man hug' would go a million miles towards healing any remaining wounds
Chris, you might be right, it shows Tan is human after all and this could be a wake up call for him, in 2 weeks time, I hope there are real handshakes and we can finally move on from the circus fiasco![]()
Fri Oct 18, 2013 9:36 am
Fri Oct 18, 2013 9:40 am
angelis49 wrote:I did not want to make any further comments on this matter until Mackay had left the club,but i feel i have to........Tan is a very shrewd businessman and is playing the long game,i think he wants Mackay out,but is not willing to pay him off,no he will be prepared to let Mackay carry on losing games,in the sure knowledge that in time even Mackays most loyal supporters will start to question the scotmans ability to manage at this level.......the real question will be, how long will Tan wait?
Fri Oct 18, 2013 11:17 am
bluebird58 wrote:If we hadn't been in the middle of an international break, this would have been a much smaller story.
No-one gets to be a billionaire by being stupid. I don't think Mr Tan is quite the simpleton that people seem to think. He obviously thought Moody had to go for the good of the club and the business. Whether he is right or wrong will be judged by what happens on the field, not the board room.
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Fri Oct 18, 2013 11:19 am
CraigCCFC wrote:All of a sudden you care about fellow fans?
Stop altering your stance every second minute. You look like an idiot. Nobody takes anything you say seriously anymore.
Fri Oct 18, 2013 11:23 am
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Fri Oct 18, 2013 2:34 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Canton stand baz wrote:No one knows what's really gone on apart from the leaders/owners of the football club.
Of tan wanted malky gone he would be gone.
Baz, True, but not True as Tan does not want to part with a whopping £1mill just like that,he knows how to earn money and has no intentions of giving it away that easy.
Fri Oct 18, 2013 2:38 pm
JBCCFC1927 wrote:Some fans still defending Tan. Pathetic. What about your fellow fan?
This club used to be proud like Roma, Liverpool, West Ham and could have got to Europe the right way in blue (albeit it would have taken longer most likely) and have been known around the world for being a true passionate and hostile club. We could have marched with fellow bluebirds proudly and waved the Cardiff flag in a way that was true to us and our way of being.
If we ever get to Europe it will just be a bigger platform for others to take verbal shots at us and put us more in the limelight for all the rubbish and circus we've become totally negating from the amazing time we should have. The only way to get rid of the stigma is to rise up and fight for what we truly believe in and show the world that we are not prepared to be backed into a corner at whatever cost.
Absolute joke of a club we've become.
Fri Oct 18, 2013 2:45 pm
bluedragons wrote:Stop being a tool.
If you have been following Cardiff for the past few years you would know that we are no longer a hostile club. This was after the move from Ninian Park nothing to do with the colour change.
If you go to away games you would know we still have one of the best vocal supporters in the League.
Without Tan we wouldnt be marching to Europe. We would probably have entered administration as our debts were uncontrollable.
Fri Oct 18, 2013 2:51 pm
JBCCFC1927 wrote:bluedragons wrote:Stop being a tool.
Stop with the abuse? I suspect in person you'd say nothing. Of course you could take up the opportunity to prove otherwise if you'd like.If you have been following Cardiff for the past few years you would know that we are no longer a hostile club. This was after the move from Ninian Park nothing to do with the colour change.
More fair weather fans joined upon the rebrand and that is the truth. To say 'we were no longer' is different. Had we done things the right way then we could have had a different end result so you never know.If you go to away games you would know we still have one of the best vocal supporters in the League.
Not disputing that. However, the watering down and joke our image has become thanks to the antics by the club means no other fans in the world will take us seriously and will see as nothing more than a Welsh Red Bull Salzburg that sold out and took the easy option to try and achieve glory. We will become a European laughing stock.Without Tan we wouldnt be marching to Europe. We would probably have entered administration as our debts were uncontrollable.
Swansea entered administration, worked their way up the divisions and are now in Europe. I guess that makes your point invalid, as you like to say.
Fri Oct 18, 2013 2:57 pm
bluedragons wrote:
Im not going to get into a keyboard warrior style argument with you. However, if you knew me in person, you would know that I act and behave on here as I would in real life. The difference with you is that you have multiple personality dissorder.
And the difference between us and Swansea is our debt is around £60 million more than therez was when they entered administration. We would have had to liquidate the club. However, it is strange that you would be more willing to leave people millions out of pocket than through entering admin than 'sell-out'.