THE REMOVAL OF SAM HAMMAM

Loved him at the time. But broke my heart on black friday.

Gratitude for the man who took us out of the doldrums.

Then dropped us deeper in the shit![/quote]


Did he, enlighten me?

The funny story here this topic has proved some people wrong again, but the usual suspects won't admit it.[/quote]
There's none so blind, as those who will not see![/quote]


See no evil, speak no evil[/quote]
You must have been walking round with your eyes shut then![/quote]

Sam made many mistakes but did he not Also improve our club big time? Were you supporting us back before he came? Because if you were you will rem where we were [/quote]
Of course I was supporting Cardiff before Sam came onboard and it's clear that we wouldn't be at the !evel we're at now, if it hadn't been for him, but the same as you jump on the level of debt having increased under VT, it also increased significantly under Sam!

The difference being, that VT hasn't left us in the shit financially as yet, whereas Sam did![/quote]

Very True and Let's hope he does not,

But the Rebrand is why I can not forgive Tan.[/quote]
Sam did his own bit of rebranding and at least I only have to do a round trip of just under 200 miles ATM and not have to book flights or ferries to watch us play in Ireland, as I would have to have done, if Sam had got his way! [/quote]

There's changing history and there's changing history and that is changing history.[/quote]
You can't change history!

Loved Sam, as at the time he was the only one to come along and put money and energy into the club, he then bit off more than he could chew and blew it and he inadvertently left the club exposed. He was a blessing at the time, however you look how Swansea got to where they are and there's no reason that we couldn't have done it the same way. I have forgiven Tan as he was totally misguided by many at the club looking after themselves. I think it's sad that you Annis at your age, cannot do so as well especially as he is doing everything to put it right. He doesn't have to, he could quite easily put pride in the way and see us rot. Sam, when he was hurt wanted to see us go to the wall and closed down! yet you have happily forgotten and forgiven that

Overthrmoon he never had any intention of taking us to Dublin he was going to take Wimbledon to Dublin. Totally different.

can't believe this toad still has a position at the club. just pay him off and never let him near the club ever again.

Gratitude for the man who took us out of the doldrums.

Then dropped us deeper in the shit!

Did he, enlighten me?

The funny story here this topic has proved some people wrong again, but the usual suspects won't admit it.

There's none so blind, as those who will not see!

See no evil, speak no evil

You must have been walking round with your eyes shut then!

Sam made many mistakes but did he not Also improve our club big time? Were you supporting us back before he came? Because if you were you will rem where we were

Of course I was supporting Cardiff before Sam came onboard and it's clear that we wouldn't be at the !evel we're at now, if it hadn't been for him, but the same as you jump on the level of debt having increased under VT, it also increased significantly under Sam!

The difference being, that VT hasn't left us in the shit financially as yet, whereas Sam did!

Very True and Let's hope he does not,

But the Rebrand is why I can not forgive Tan.

but it's changed back now annis also probably the club us bluer today than ever ,the stadium looks great was surprised how much photo e etc are in the bars

Overthrmoon he never had any intention of taking us to Dublin he was going to take Wimbledon to Dublin. Totally different.

I'll take your word for it mate, but my understanding is he wanted to do the same to us!

It's obviously irrelevant now anyway, but as good as the ride might have been with him for some, he still left us in a dire mess financially!

Overthrmoon he never had any intention of taking us to Dublin he was going to take Wimbledon to Dublin. Totally different.

I'll take your word for it mate, but my understanding is he wanted to do the same to us!

It's obviously irrelevant now anyway, but as good as the ride might have been with him for some, he still left us in a dire mess financially!

As I debate with Annis regularly when I defend Tan to him its relative. Yes we had greater debt post Sam than before but we were worth a lot more than that piddly joke of a club (that I loved) who were struggling in the bottom league occasionally getting promoted then relegated again pretty quickly.

Loved Sam, as at the time he was the only one to come along and put money and energy into the club, he then bit off more than he could chew and blew it and he inadvertently left the club exposed. He was a blessing at the time, however you look how Swansea got to where they are and there's no reason that we couldn't have done it the same way. I have forgiven Tan as he was totally misguided by many at the club looking after themselves. I think it's sad that you Annis at your age, cannot do so as well especially as he is doing everything to put it right. He doesn't have to, he could quite easily put pride in the way and see us rot. Sam, when he was hurt wanted to see us go to the wall and closed down! yet you have happily forgotten and forgiven that

Tan had no choice but to turn us back to blue. The support was walking away and he could not risk the black mark on his character. Also its a myth that he was misguided like some of us thought. There were those that advised Tan not to turn us to red and who are no longer at the club.

I will agree with you that some just look after themselves though. Hopefully when Tan goes they will go as well.

True sam haman spent loads of money and started us on the way . But to me the point is this the more money he spent the more money Langston made from the loans and with the money that was thrown around a monkey could have done it