Big Gwyns dig at Cardiff City trust

I have no interest with the Cardiff City Trust, but I can't see anything wrong with the questions they have asked. I think most supporters would like to know what the owner has in mind for the club, and what his 3 or 5 year vision is. Does he intend giving Slade the resources to make a strong push for promotion next season, or are the next few years just about consolidation, and surviving in the Championship until perhaps a new owner comes on board. After all, the statement made yesterday stating the board are fully committed to the long term success of the club tell us nothing. What board aren't fully committed to the long term success of a business. I don't think the club can expect a rush of supporters looking to buy season tickets if they don't at least give some indication as to their short term and longer term ambitions for the club. Personally, I suspect the number one priority is to try and retain championship status while spending as little as possible, allowing Tan to get some of his investment back before trying to sell the club. We all have our personal views, but it would be nice to hear something of substance from the people at the top.

When tan speaks it's said he should be quiet. When he's quiet it's said he should talk. It's typical of our fans and the way they are with Tan. Can't do right for doing wrong.

You should start a Vincent Tan fan club, you don't half love the fella

Not at all I just hate disparity.

I have no interest with the Cardiff City Trust, but I can't see anything wrong with the questions they have asked. I think most supporters would like to know what the owner has in mind for the club, and what his 3 or 5 year vision is. Does he intend giving Slade the resources to make a strong push for promotion next season, or are the next few years just about consolidation, and surviving in the Championship until perhaps a new owner comes on board. After all, the statement made yesterday stating the board are fully committed to the long term success of the club tell us nothing. What board aren't fully committed to the long term success of a business. I don't think the club can expect a rush of supporters looking to buy season tickets if they don't at least give some indication as to their short term and longer term ambitions for the club. Personally, I suspect the number one priority is to try and retain championship status while spending as little as possible, allowing Tan to get some of his investment back before trying to sell the club. We all have our personal views, but it would be nice to hear something of substance from the people at the top.

When tan speaks it's said he should be quiet. When he's quiet it's said he should talk. It's typical of our fans and the way they are with Tan. Can't do right for doing wrong.

You should start a Vincent Tan fan club, you don't half love the fella

Not at all I just hate disparity.

If thats the case, why do you make so many disparaging remarks?

I have no interest with the Cardiff City Trust, but I can't see anything wrong with the questions they have asked. I think most supporters would like to know what the owner has in mind for the club, and what his 3 or 5 year vision is. Does he intend giving Slade the resources to make a strong push for promotion next season, or are the next few years just about consolidation, and surviving in the Championship until perhaps a new owner comes on board. After all, the statement made yesterday stating the board are fully committed to the long term success of the club tell us nothing. What board aren't fully committed to the long term success of a business. I don't think the club can expect a rush of supporters looking to buy season tickets if they don't at least give some indication as to their short term and longer term ambitions for the club. Personally, I suspect the number one priority is to try and retain championship status while spending as little as possible, allowing Tan to get some of his investment back before trying to sell the club. We all have our personal views, but it would be nice to hear something of substance from the people at the top.

When tan speaks it's said he should be quiet. When he's quiet it's said he should talk. It's typical of our fans and the way they are with Tan. Can't do right for doing wrong.

You should start a Vincent Tan fan club, you don't half love the fella

Not at all I just hate disparity.

If thats the case, why do you make so many disparaging remarks?

Disparity is a completely different meaning to disparaging. One is inconsistencies and the other is to put people down or slate people. I rarely do the latter.

I have no interest with the Cardiff City Trust, but I can't see anything wrong with the questions they have asked. I think most supporters would like to know what the owner has in mind for the club, and what his 3 or 5 year vision is. Does he intend giving Slade the resources to make a strong push for promotion next season, or are the next few years just about consolidation, and surviving in the Championship until perhaps a new owner comes on board. After all, the statement made yesterday stating the board are fully committed to the long term success of the club tell us nothing. What board aren't fully committed to the long term success of a business. I don't think the club can expect a rush of supporters looking to buy season tickets if they don't at least give some indication as to their short term and longer term ambitions for the club. Personally, I suspect the number one priority is to try and retain championship status while spending as little as possible, allowing Tan to get some of his investment back before trying to sell the club. We all have our personal views, but it would be nice to hear something of substance from the people at the top.

When tan speaks it's said he should be quiet. When he's quiet it's said he should talk. It's typical of our fans and the way they are with Tan. Can't do right for doing wrong.

You should start a Vincent Tan fan club, you don't half love the fella

Not at all I just hate disparity.

If thats the case, why do you make so many disparaging remarks?

Disparity is a completely different meaning to disparaging. One is inconsistencies and the other is to put people down or slate people. I rarely do the latter.

I know exactly what both words mean, and you've done the latter in this thread

I have no interest with the Cardiff City Trust, but I can't see anything wrong with the questions they have asked. I think most supporters would like to know what the owner has in mind for the club, and what his 3 or 5 year vision is. Does he intend giving Slade the resources to make a strong push for promotion next season, or are the next few years just about consolidation, and surviving in the Championship until perhaps a new owner comes on board. After all, the statement made yesterday stating the board are fully committed to the long term success of the club tell us nothing. What board aren't fully committed to the long term success of a business. I don't think the club can expect a rush of supporters looking to buy season tickets if they don't at least give some indication as to their short term and longer term ambitions for the club. Personally, I suspect the number one priority is to try and retain championship status while spending as little as possible, allowing Tan to get some of his investment back before trying to sell the club. We all have our personal views, but it would be nice to hear something of substance from the people at the top.

When tan speaks it's said he should be quiet. When he's quiet it's said he should talk. It's typical of our fans and the way they are with Tan. Can't do right for doing wrong.

You should start a Vincent Tan fan club, you don't half love the fella

Not at all I just hate disparity.

If thats the case, why do you make so many disparaging remarks?

Disparity is a completely different meaning to disparaging. One is inconsistencies and the other is to put people down or slate people. I rarely do the latter.

I know exactly what both words mean, and you've done the latter in this thread

Well you linked the words as if they were the same thing. I said rarely am I disparaging not never but in this thread I've just had a go at the trust a bit nothing much.