UPDATED ' RUSSELL SLADE TONIGHT ANSWERING TO CARDIFF FANS '

Carl and I said this the day we signed him and we were slagged off


Sade tonight said Ameobi has got athsma and has had to change his medication since he's been here to improve it

Maybe because even bar his asmtha, he's still a good player?

He is, but thats his major problem which has hindered him big time at Newcastle

In not sure of the exact words, but I believe Slade was saying that Ameobis fitness is improving now. As a result of being part of a 1st team squad he has got more attention and his athsma was now being treated in the way required.

IMHO he can still be a useful impact player, but I don't see him starting regularly soon

Dressing room was divided when he came here with lots of well paid players who couldn't give a Feck.

Revell and O'Keefe were signed to be positive influences and it worked. Team spirit is now good.

Club still sailing close to FFP limits (Choo) , to me that means still making big losses

He will need to wheel and deal in Jan but wants a powerful quick winger and a striker.

9 players were ill with a virus last week including Mason, Pilks, Ameobi, John and ( my guess) KD.

Gunnar came off injured last Sat and Jones was knackered for the last 10

Cheers Tim for the info

The FFP thing is very interesting.
Without the cuts we would have ended up with an embargo.
I think this shows that the club originally gambled big on Ole, prepared to break the rules as they were confident we'd go up.
When we had such a poor start they had a complete change of plan, hence having to bring in a cost cutter rather than a big name.

It adds up, but here's another worry.
We lose a big chunk of parachute money in May, in the meantime only 2 top earners are out of contract, Jones, who the club are trying to keep ( apparently) and Turner.

Where will we save £8-£12m ?

Sadly I see bids for Manga and No one as being not only good news, but essential.

Tim, I agree we have more worrying times ahead as I see more of our better players leaving replaced by ordinary players, which is not Slades fault.

It's going to need some clever movement.
We can still cut wages and bring in some fees without weaken in the 1st team too much.

Just needs to be the right ones going out and a bit of luck with the ones coming in.

Another thing Choo said was that they are nurturing promising young players at the satellite clubs in Europe who could be very good for us in a few years time and they are now working with long term plans not just one season at a time

Dressing room was divided when he came here with lots of well paid players who couldn't give a Feck.

Revell and O'Keefe were signed to be positive influences and it worked. Team spirit is now good.

Club still sailing close to FFP limits (Choo) , to me that means still making big losses

He will need to wheel and deal in Jan but wants a powerful quick winger and a striker.

9 players were ill with a virus last week including Mason, Pilks, Ameobi, John and ( my guess) KD.

Gunnar came off injured last Sat and Jones was knackered for the last 10

Cheers Tim for the info

The FFP thing is very interesting.
Without the cuts we would have ended up with an embargo.
I think this shows that the club originally gambled big on Ole, prepared to break the rules as they were confident we'd go up.
When we had such a poor start they had a complete change of plan, hence having to bring in a cost cutter rather than a big name.

It adds up, but here's another worry.
We lose a big chunk of parachute money in May, in the meantime only 2 top earners are out of contract, Jones, who the club are trying to keep ( apparently) and Turner.

Where will we save £8-£12m ?

Sadly I see bids for Manga and No one as being not only good news, but essential.

Tim, I agree we have more worrying times ahead as I see more of our better players leaving replaced by ordinary players, which is not Slades fault.

It's going to need some clever movement.
We can still cut wages and bring in some fees without weaken in the 1st team too much.

Just needs to be the right ones going out and a bit of luck with the ones coming in.

Another thing Choo said was that they are nurturing promising young players at the satellite clubs in Europe who could be very good for us in a few years time and they are now working with long term plans not just one season at a time

Sounds really promising.

Anyone with half a brain knows we were cost cutting few points off playoffs. Good players were sold and let go.
Ok we have mediocre players with a few talents in all
Fairness fans need to get behind slade because for the team we have and the shit fans are giving him hes doing what he can with what he has.

Dressing room was divided when he came here with lots of well paid players who couldn't give a Feck.

Revell and O'Keefe were signed to be positive influences and it worked. Team spirit is now good.

Club still sailing close to FFP limits (Choo) , to me that means still making big losses

He will need to wheel and deal in Jan but wants a powerful quick winger and a striker.

9 players were ill with a virus last week including Mason, Pilks, Ameobi, John and ( my guess) KD.

Gunnar came off injured last Sat and Jones was knackered for the last 10

Cheers Tim for the info

The FFP thing is very interesting.
Without the cuts we would have ended up with an embargo.
I think this shows that the club originally gambled big on Ole, prepared to break the rules as they were confident we'd go up.
When we had such a poor start they had a complete change of plan, hence having to bring in a cost cutter rather than a big name.

It adds up, but here's another worry.
We lose a big chunk of parachute money in May, in the meantime only 2 top earners are out of contract, Jones, who the club are trying to keep ( apparently) and Turner.

Where will we save £8-£12m ?

Sadly I see bids for Manga and No one as being not only good news, but essential.

Tim, I agree we have more worrying times ahead as I see more of our better players leaving replaced by ordinary players, which is not Slades fault.

It's going to need some clever movement.
We can still cut wages and bring in some fees without weaken in the 1st team too much.

Just needs to be the right ones going out and a bit of luck with the ones coming in.

Another thing Choo said was that they are nurturing promising young players at the satellite clubs in Europe who could be very good for us in a few years time and they are now working with long term plans not just one season at a time

Doesn't sound like tan is going anywhere

Dressing room was divided when he came here with lots of well paid players who couldn't give a Feck.

Revell and O'Keefe were signed to be positive influences and it worked. Team spirit is now good.

Club still sailing close to FFP limits (Choo) , to me that means still making big losses

He will need to wheel and deal in Jan but wants a powerful quick winger and a striker.

9 players were ill with a virus last week including Mason, Pilks, Ameobi, John and ( my guess) KD.

Gunnar came off injured last Sat and Jones was knackered for the last 10

Cheers Tim for the info

The FFP thing is very interesting.
Without the cuts we would have ended up with an embargo.
I think this shows that the club originally gambled big on Ole, prepared to break the rules as they were confident we'd go up.
When we had such a poor start they had a complete change of plan, hence having to bring in a cost cutter rather than a big name.

It adds up, but here's another worry.
We lose a big chunk of parachute money in May, in the meantime only 2 top earners are out of contract, Jones, who the club are trying to keep ( apparently) and Turner.

Where will we save £8-£12m ?

Sadly I see bids for Manga and No one as being not only good news, but essential.

Tim, I agree we have more worrying times ahead as I see more of our better players leaving replaced by ordinary players, which is not Slades fault.

It's going to need some clever movement.
We can still cut wages and bring in some fees without weaken in the 1st team too much.

Just needs to be the right ones going out and a bit of luck with the ones coming in.

Another thing Choo said was that they are nurturing promising young players at the satellite clubs in Europe who could be very good for us in a few years time and they are now working with long term plans not just one season at a time

Doesn't sound like tan is going anywhere

......or he's making it into a sellable business.

Dressing room was divided when he came here with lots of well paid players who couldn't give a Feck.

Revell and O'Keefe were signed to be positive influences and it worked. Team spirit is now good.

Club still sailing close to FFP limits (Choo) , to me that means still making big losses

He will need to wheel and deal in Jan but wants a powerful quick winger and a striker.

9 players were ill with a virus last week including Mason, Pilks, Ameobi, John and ( my guess) KD.

Gunnar came off injured last Sat and Jones was knackered for the last 10

Cheers Tim for the info

The FFP thing is very interesting.
Without the cuts we would have ended up with an embargo.
I think this shows that the club originally gambled big on Ole, prepared to break the rules as they were confident we'd go up.
When we had such a poor start they had a complete change of plan, hence having to bring in a cost cutter rather than a big name.

It adds up, but here's another worry.
We lose a big chunk of parachute money in May, in the meantime only 2 top earners are out of contract, Jones, who the club are trying to keep ( apparently) and Turner.

Where will we save £8-£12m ?

Sadly I see bids for Manga and No one as being not only good news, but essential.

Tim, I agree we have more worrying times ahead as I see more of our better players leaving replaced by ordinary players, which is not Slades fault.

It's going to need some clever movement.
We can still cut wages and bring in some fees without weaken in the 1st team too much.

Just needs to be the right ones going out and a bit of luck with the ones coming in.

Another thing Choo said was that they are nurturing promising young players at the satellite clubs in Europe who could be very good for us in a few years time and they are now working with long term plans not just one season at a time

Doesn't sound like tan is going anywhere

......or he's making it into a sellable business.

3 to 5 year plan so can't see him leaving until after then at least

Dressing room was divided when he came here with lots of well paid players who couldn't give a Feck.

Revell and O'Keefe were signed to be positive influences and it worked. Team spirit is now good.

Club still sailing close to FFP limits (Choo) , to me that means still making big losses

He will need to wheel and deal in Jan but wants a powerful quick winger and a striker.

9 players were ill with a virus last week including Mason, Pilks, Ameobi, John and ( my guess) KD.

Gunnar came off injured last Sat and Jones was knackered for the last 10

Cheers Tim for the info

The FFP thing is very interesting.
Without the cuts we would have ended up with an embargo.
I think this shows that the club originally gambled big on Ole, prepared to break the rules as they were confident we'd go up.
When we had such a poor start they had a complete change of plan, hence having to bring in a cost cutter rather than a big name.

It adds up, but here's another worry.
We lose a big chunk of parachute money in May, in the meantime only 2 top earners are out of contract, Jones, who the club are trying to keep ( apparently) and Turner.

Where will we save £8-£12m ?

Sadly I see bids for Manga and No one as being not only good news, but essential.

Tim, I agree we have more worrying times ahead as I see more of our better players leaving replaced by ordinary players, which is not Slades fault.

It's going to need some clever movement.
We can still cut wages and bring in some fees without weaken in the 1st team too much.

Just needs to be the right ones going out and a bit of luck with the ones coming in.

Another thing Choo said was that they are nurturing promising young players at the satellite clubs in Europe who could be very good for us in a few years time and they are now working with long term plans not just one season at a time

Doesn't sound like tan is going anywhere

Wez, Because he can't get his money back yet,as soon as he can or if ever he can get most of it, Tan will be gone.

Dressing room was divided when he came here with lots of well paid players who couldn't give a Feck.

Revell and O'Keefe were signed to be positive influences and it worked. Team spirit is now good.

Club still sailing close to FFP limits (Choo) , to me that means still making big losses

He will need to wheel and deal in Jan but wants a powerful quick winger and a striker.

9 players were ill with a virus last week including Mason, Pilks, Ameobi, John and ( my guess) KD.

Gunnar came off injured last Sat and Jones was knackered for the last 10

Cheers Tim for the info

The FFP thing is very interesting.
Without the cuts we would have ended up with an embargo.
I think this shows that the club originally gambled big on Ole, prepared to break the rules as they were confident we'd go up.
When we had such a poor start they had a complete change of plan, hence having to bring in a cost cutter rather than a big name.

It adds up, but here's another worry.
We lose a big chunk of parachute money in May, in the meantime only 2 top earners are out of contract, Jones, who the club are trying to keep ( apparently) and Turner.

Where will we save £8-£12m ?

Sadly I see bids for Manga and No one as being not only good news, but essential.

Tim, I agree we have more worrying times ahead as I see more of our better players leaving replaced by ordinary players, which is not Slades fault.

It's going to need some clever movement.
We can still cut wages and bring in some fees without weaken in the 1st team too much.

Just needs to be the right ones going out and a bit of luck with the ones coming in.

Another thing Choo said was that they are nurturing promising young players at the satellite clubs in Europe who could be very good for us in a few years time and they are now working with long term plans not just one season at a time

The prob is Tim, our fans are deserting and if we fail to get in the play offs, less again will renew for next season.

Anyone with half a brain knows we were cost cutting few points off playoffs. Good players were sold and let go.
Ok we have mediocre players with a few talents in all
Fairness fans need to get behind slade because for the team we have and the shit fans are giving him hes doing what he can with what he has.

What's the matter with you? Common sense and the truth has nothing to do with this thread. Go and write it on a forum of fans who understand football.

Ole was a Gentleman and a nice man, always had time for our fans.

But failed with City as a manager, sadly the good men don't always make good managers.

Annis I honestly believe had Ole taken us over when Malky did and had his budget, he would have taken us up. I also think, had Dave Jones had Malky's budget he would have smashed the championship and won it by 15 points scoring 100 goals.

Also why the f**k is Tim Hartley anywhere near anything after his shite about the football league rebrand?

Carl and I said this the day we signed him and we were slagged off


Sade tonight said Ameobi has got athsma and has had to change his medication since he's been here to improve it

Had wolves signed him it would have been said we were lacking ambition

Dressing room was divided when he came here with lots of well paid players who couldn't give a Feck.

Revell and O'Keefe were signed to be positive influences and it worked. Team spirit is now good.

Club still sailing close to FFP limits (Choo) , to me that means still making big losses

He will need to wheel and deal in Jan but wants a powerful quick winger and a striker.

9 players were ill with a virus last week including Mason, Pilks, Ameobi, John and ( my guess) KD.

Gunnar came off injured last Sat and Jones was knackered for the last 10

Cheers Tim for the info

The FFP thing is very interesting.
Without the cuts we would have ended up with an embargo.
I think this shows that the club originally gambled big on Ole, prepared to break the rules as they were confident we'd go up.
When we had such a poor start they had a complete change of plan, hence having to bring in a cost cutter rather than a big name.

It adds up, but here's another worry.
We lose a big chunk of parachute money in May, in the meantime only 2 top earners are out of contract, Jones, who the club are trying to keep ( apparently) and Turner.

Where will we save £8-£12m ?

Sadly I see bids for Manga and No one as being not only good news, but essential.

Tim, I agree we have more worrying times ahead as I see more of our better players leaving replaced by ordinary players, which is not Slades fault.

What do you base that on Annis?

When have we sold a player for a price we don't want under Tan?

Noone can go for anything approaching a million I reckon.

Dressing room was divided when he came here with lots of well paid players who couldn't give a Feck.

Revell and O'Keefe were signed to be positive influences and it worked. Team spirit is now good.

Club still sailing close to FFP limits (Choo) , to me that means still making big losses

He will need to wheel and deal in Jan but wants a powerful quick winger and a striker.

9 players were ill with a virus last week including Mason, Pilks, Ameobi, John and ( my guess) KD.

Gunnar came off injured last Sat and Jones was knackered for the last 10

Cheers Tim for the info

The FFP thing is very interesting.
Without the cuts we would have ended up with an embargo.
I think this shows that the club originally gambled big on Ole, prepared to break the rules as they were confident we'd go up.
When we had such a poor start they had a complete change of plan, hence having to bring in a cost cutter rather than a big name.

It adds up, but here's another worry.
We lose a big chunk of parachute money in May, in the meantime only 2 top earners are out of contract, Jones, who the club are trying to keep ( apparently) and Turner.

Where will we save £8-£12m ?

Sadly I see bids for Manga and No one as being not only good news, but essential.

Tim, I agree we have more worrying times ahead as I see more of our better players leaving replaced by ordinary players, which is not Slades fault.

It's going to need some clever movement.
We can still cut wages and bring in some fees without weaken in the 1st team too much.

Just needs to be the right ones going out and a bit of luck with the ones coming in.

Another thing Choo said was that they are nurturing promising young players at the satellite clubs in Europe who could be very good for us in a few years time and they are now working with long term plans not just one season at a time

The prob is Tim, our fans are deserting and if we fail to get in the play offs, less again will renew for next season.

Supporters will stay. Customers will leave.

They will come back when we start to do well again, as always. For now, it's up to us to to get behind the team inside and outside the CCS

Dressing room was divided when he came here with lots of well paid players who couldn't give a Feck.

Revell and O'Keefe were signed to be positive influences and it worked. Team spirit is now good.

Club still sailing close to FFP limits (Choo) , to me that means still making big losses

He will need to wheel and deal in Jan but wants a powerful quick winger and a striker.

9 players were ill with a virus last week including Mason, Pilks, Ameobi, John and ( my guess) KD.

Gunnar came off injured last Sat and Jones was knackered for the last 10

Cheers Tim for the info

The FFP thing is very interesting.
Without the cuts we would have ended up with an embargo.
I think this shows that the club originally gambled big on Ole, prepared to break the rules as they were confident we'd go up.
When we had such a poor start they had a complete change of plan, hence having to bring in a cost cutter rather than a big name.

It adds up, but here's another worry.
We lose a big chunk of parachute money in May, in the meantime only 2 top earners are out of contract, Jones, who the club are trying to keep ( apparently) and Turner.

Where will we save £8-£12m ?

Sadly I see bids for Manga and No one as being not only good news, but essential.

Tim, I agree we have more worrying times ahead as I see more of our better players leaving replaced by ordinary players, which is not Slades fault.

What do you base that on Annis?

When have we sold a player for a price we don't want under Tan?

Noone can go for anything approaching a million I reckon.

Neil, Just look at our transfers in the last year, any player who has been of quality and we could off load they've gone and I don't need to go through the list of players again as I have posted the players time and time again and guess what we have replaced them with 14 players of which only " ONE " commands a regular place and another gets in if we have injuries

Neil Just look at Slades 14 players what they doing? ? ?

So thats what I base it on, hard facts.

Dressing room was divided when he came here with lots of well paid players who couldn't give a Feck.

Revell and O'Keefe were signed to be positive influences and it worked. Team spirit is now good.

Club still sailing close to FFP limits (Choo) , to me that means still making big losses

He will need to wheel and deal in Jan but wants a powerful quick winger and a striker.

9 players were ill with a virus last week including Mason, Pilks, Ameobi, John and ( my guess) KD.

Gunnar came off injured last Sat and Jones was knackered for the last 10

Cheers Tim for the info

The FFP thing is very interesting.
Without the cuts we would have ended up with an embargo.
I think this shows that the club originally gambled big on Ole, prepared to break the rules as they were confident we'd go up.
When we had such a poor start they had a complete change of plan, hence having to bring in a cost cutter rather than a big name.

It adds up, but here's another worry.
We lose a big chunk of parachute money in May, in the meantime only 2 top earners are out of contract, Jones, who the club are trying to keep ( apparently) and Turner.

Where will we save £8-£12m ?

Sadly I see bids for Manga and No one as being not only good news, but essential.

Tim, I agree we have more worrying times ahead as I see more of our better players leaving replaced by ordinary players, which is not Slades fault.

What do you base that on Annis?

When have we sold a player for a price we don't want under Tan?

Noone can go for anything approaching a million I reckon.

Neil, Just look at our transfers in the last year, any player who has been of quality and we could off load they've gone and I don't need to go through the list of players again as I have posted the players time and time again and guess what we have replaced them with 14 players of which only " ONE " commands a regular place and another gets in if we have injuries

Neil Just look at Slades 14 players what they doing? ? ?

So thats what I base it on, hard facts.

Anyone who has gone they didn't want. Our quality players (Marshall, Fabio, Manga, Whitts, Ralls, Jones) are all still here.

Did he explain why he continually uses 4 4 2 formation and sticks with same players despite their form?

^THIS!!

442 no matter if we are winning, drawing or loosing!!

Dressing room was divided when he came here with lots of well paid players who couldn't give a Feck.

Revell and O'Keefe were signed to be positive influences and it worked. Team spirit is now good.

Club still sailing close to FFP limits (Choo) , to me that means still making big losses

He will need to wheel and deal in Jan but wants a powerful quick winger and a striker.

9 players were ill with a virus last week including Mason, Pilks, Ameobi, John and ( my guess) KD.

Gunnar came off injured last Sat and Jones was knackered for the last 10

Cheers Tim for the info

The FFP thing is very interesting.
Without the cuts we would have ended up with an embargo.
I think this shows that the club originally gambled big on Ole, prepared to break the rules as they were confident we'd go up.
When we had such a poor start they had a complete change of plan, hence having to bring in a cost cutter rather than a big name.

It adds up, but here's another worry.
We lose a big chunk of parachute money in May, in the meantime only 2 top earners are out of contract, Jones, who the club are trying to keep ( apparently) and Turner.

Where will we save £8-£12m ?

Sadly I see bids for Manga and No one as being not only good news, but essential.

Tim, I agree we have more worrying times ahead as I see more of our better players leaving replaced by ordinary players, which is not Slades fault.

What do you base that on Annis?

When have we sold a player for a price we don't want under Tan?

Noone can go for anything approaching a million I reckon.

Neil, Just look at our transfers in the last year, any player who has been of quality and we could off load they've gone and I don't need to go through the list of players again as I have posted the players time and time again and guess what we have replaced them with 14 players of which only " ONE " commands a regular place and another gets in if we have injuries

Neil Just look at Slades 14 players what they doing? ? ?

So thats what I base it on, hard facts.

I think your wrong Annis no first team regulars have been sold under slade ,we kept all our so called superstars with a few attracting bids and that is a fact !

Ole was a Gentleman and a nice man, always had time for our fans.

But failed with City as a manager, sadly the good men don't always make good managers.

Annis I honestly believe had Ole taken us over when Malky did and had his budget, he would have taken us up. I also think, had Dave Jones had Malky's budget he would have smashed the championship and won it by 15 points scoring 100 goals.

Also why the f**k is Tim Hartley anywhere near anything after his shite about the football league rebrand?

Ole couldn`t manage a piss up in a brewery. He was recruited because he was a known name from a club the Chairman is a fan of in the hope that name would attract quality players to the club. Instead, most of the recruitment was of players who happened (by no coincidence?) to have an agent that Ole used to be in business with.

Dave Jones , I agree , could have got the club promoted with a big budget. Despite any other managerial shortcomings he had , he did have the knack of getting the best out of players that most other managers couldn`t because of their attitude and off the field issues (Chopra , Bothroyd etc).

Tim Hartley was there as both a Trust member and a long standing Cardiff City fan who supports the team home and away. Why shouldn`t he be there?

Dressing room was divided when he came here with lots of well paid players who couldn't give a Feck.

Revell and O'Keefe were signed to be positive influences and it worked. Team spirit is now good.

Club still sailing close to FFP limits (Choo) , to me that means still making big losses

He will need to wheel and deal in Jan but wants a powerful quick winger and a striker.

9 players were ill with a virus last week including Mason, Pilks, Ameobi, John and ( my guess) KD.

Gunnar came off injured last Sat and Jones was knackered for the last 10

Cheers Tim for the info

The FFP thing is very interesting.
Without the cuts we would have ended up with an embargo.
I think this shows that the club originally gambled big on Ole, prepared to break the rules as they were confident we'd go up.
When we had such a poor start they had a complete change of plan, hence having to bring in a cost cutter rather than a big name.

It adds up, but here's another worry.
We lose a big chunk of parachute money in May, in the meantime only 2 top earners are out of contract, Jones, who the club are trying to keep ( apparently) and Turner.

Where will we save £8-£12m ?

Sadly I see bids for Manga and No one as being not only good news, but essential.

Tim, I agree we have more worrying times ahead as I see more of our better players leaving replaced by ordinary players, which is not Slades fault.

It's going to need some clever movement.
We can still cut wages and bring in some fees without weaken in the 1st team too much.

Just needs to be the right ones going out and a bit of luck with the ones coming in.

Another thing Choo said was that they are nurturing promising young players at the satellite clubs in Europe who could be very good for us in a few years time and they are now working with long term plans not just one season at a time

Tim

From what was said last night , both in the general meeting and in one on one chats , I can see the following players going in January to raise transfer fees and cut the wage bill to help fund the couple of quality players that RS and KC said the club would be bringing into the club .Also Saadi available again in New Year to play with Watt - in my view a decent striking partnership with pace and directness.

Kenwynne Jones - very high wages and would get a decent transfer fee if let go in Jan (nothing if kept until his contract runs out in June). Has looked our best bet for goals this season (not difficult) , but could be replaced.

Craig Noone - in my opinion a "one trick pony". Plenty of energy , but most of it wasted and the opposition managers and players know what he is going to do on the ball every time - cut inside and usually lose it. As the manager said last night , he also doesn`t score enough goals. Could raise a transfer fee and be replaced by either Pilkington or Kennedy without weakening the team (also Harris to come on from the bench).

Bruno Manga - a player I rate highly but he hasn`t actually played much for the team due to injury. Would generate a good transfer fee and good wage savings to invest elsewhere. Our current centre backs are good at Championship level , with Ben Turner now back from injury as well.

As well as the above , I can see a few more fringe players being let go to free up a replacement wages budget without weakening the squad.

The other thing that pleased me last night was the stated recognition by RS that Joe Ralls has now cemented his place in the side in central midfield. Gunnarson seems to play far better there with him than he does with Whittingham .

Keith

Ole was a Gentleman and a nice man, always had time for our fans.

But failed with City as a manager, sadly the good men don't always make good managers.

Annis I honestly believe had Ole taken us over when Malky did and had his budget, he would have taken us up. I also think, had Dave Jones had Malky's budget he would have smashed the championship and won it by 15 points scoring 100 goals.

Also why the f**k is Tim Hartley anywhere near anything after his shite about the football league rebrand?

Ole couldn`t manage a piss up in a brewery. He was recruited because he was a known name from a club the Chairman is a fan of in the hope that name would attract quality players to the club. Instead, most of the recruitment was of players who happened (by no coincidence?) to have an agent that Ole used to be in business with.

Dave Jones , I agree , could have got the club promoted with a big budget. Despite any other managerial shortcomings he had , he did have the knack of getting the best out of players that most other managers couldn`t because of their attitude and off the field issues (Chopra , Bothroyd etc).

Tim Hartley was there as both a Trust member and a long standing Cardiff City fan who supports the team home and away. Why shouldn`t he be there?

Because of his lack of credibility after the EFL stuff.

Ole was a Gentleman and a nice man, always had time for our fans.

But failed with City as a manager, sadly the good men don't always make good managers.

Annis I honestly believe had Ole taken us over when Malky did and had his budget, he would have taken us up. I also think, had Dave Jones had Malky's budget he would have smashed the championship and won it by 15 points scoring 100 goals.

Also why the f**k is Tim Hartley anywhere near anything after his shite about the football league rebrand?

Ole couldn`t manage a piss up in a brewery. He was recruited because he was a known name from a club the Chairman is a fan of in the hope that name would attract quality players to the club. Instead, most of the recruitment was of players who happened (by no coincidence?) to have an agent that Ole used to be in business with.

Dave Jones , I agree , could have got the club promoted with a big budget. Despite any other managerial shortcomings he had , he did have the knack of getting the best out of players that most other managers couldn`t because of their attitude and off the field issues (Chopra , Bothroyd etc).

Tim Hartley was there as both a Trust member and a long standing Cardiff City fan who supports the team home and away. Why shouldn`t he be there?

Ole did pretty well at Malmo. A place where Uwe Rosler (highly thought of by some) didn't.

Nothing to heavy just a bit of chat with Slade and Choo talking about the club, terry Phillips was there taking notes there will be something on wales on line

"Nothing to heavy". what a surprise, a bunch of tame questions asked by a bunched of tame supporters, a complete farce

By Tony Jeffries


And (NSASWA), the "TRAVEL CLUB" "BOSS". (well those who turn up for meetings)

Interesting evening, but we've heard it all before.

Best bits were Ken Choo, saying "they have a 3 to five year plan !

Apparently the club turned down an offer from Man City this week for one of our youngsters (not first team)

War chest for "OUR RUSS" in January is limited.

We are close to getting 2 players from Europe.

"OUR RUSS", wishes he had the Whitts of 3 years ago.

If we cannot find a 20 goal a season player, we need all the other players chipping in (no shit "OUR RUSS")

Lots of, "we all gotta pull in the same direction" and "OUR RUSS", loves the "AWAY FANS".

hooray!! Russ finally realises Whitts is shit.

Nothing to heavy just a bit of chat with Slade and Choo talking about the club, terry Phillips was there taking notes there will be something on wales on line

"Nothing to heavy". what a surprise, a bunch of tame questions asked by a bunched of tame supporters, a complete farce

At least they attended. Did you? ....... Thought so

People like you moan and complain constantly and are not happy unless they're doing so.

Nothing to heavy just a bit of chat with Slade and Choo talking about the club, terry Phillips was there taking notes there will be something on wales on line

"Nothing to heavy". what a surprise, a bunch of tame questions asked by a bunched of tame supporters, a complete farce

At least they attended. Did you? ....... Thought so

People like you moan and complain constantly and are not happy unless they're doing so.

Tell me what tame question did you ask?

Nothing to heavy just a bit of chat with Slade and Choo talking about the club, terry Phillips was there taking notes there will be something on wales on line

"Nothing to heavy". what a surprise, a bunch of tame questions asked by a bunched of tame supporters, a complete farce

At least they attended. Did you? ....... Thought so

People like you moan and complain constantly and are not happy unless they're doing so.

Tell me what tame question did you ask?

I'm not the one criticising fans for turning up and asking the questions that they want.

Ole was a Gentleman and a nice man, always had time for our fans.

But failed with City as a manager, sadly the good men don't always make good managers.

Annis I honestly believe had Ole taken us over when Malky did and had his budget, he would have taken us up. I also think, had Dave Jones had Malky's budget he would have smashed the championship and won it by 15 points scoring 100 goals.

Also why the f**k is Tim Hartley anywhere near anything after his shite about the football league rebrand?

Ole couldn`t manage a piss up in a brewery. He was recruited because he was a known name from a club the Chairman is a fan of in the hope that name would attract quality players to the club. Instead, most of the recruitment was of players who happened (by no coincidence?) to have an agent that Ole used to be in business with.

Dave Jones , I agree , could have got the club promoted with a big budget. Despite any other managerial shortcomings he had , he did have the knack of getting the best out of players that most other managers couldn`t because of their attitude and off the field issues (Chopra , Bothroyd etc).

Tim Hartley was there as both a Trust member and a long standing Cardiff City fan who supports the team home and away. Why shouldn`t he be there?

Ole did pretty well at Malmo. A place where Uwe Rosler (highly thought of by some) didn't.

Malmo???

Ole was a Gentleman and a nice man, always had time for our fans.

But failed with City as a manager, sadly the good men don't always make good managers.

Annis I honestly believe had Ole taken us over when Malky did and had his budget, he would have taken us up. I also think, had Dave Jones had Malky's budget he would have smashed the championship and won it by 15 points scoring 100 goals.

Also why the f**k is Tim Hartley anywhere near anything after his shite about the football league rebrand?

Ole couldn`t manage a piss up in a brewery. He was recruited because he was a known name from a club the Chairman is a fan of in the hope that name would attract quality players to the club. Instead, most of the recruitment was of players who happened (by no coincidence?) to have an agent that Ole used to be in business with.

Dave Jones , I agree , could have got the club promoted with a big budget. Despite any other managerial shortcomings he had , he did have the knack of getting the best out of players that most other managers couldn`t because of their attitude and off the field issues (Chopra , Bothroyd etc).

Tim Hartley was there as both a Trust member and a long standing Cardiff City fan who supports the team home and away. Why shouldn`t he be there?

Ole did pretty well at Malmo. A place where Uwe Rosler (highly thought of by some) didn't.

Malmo???

Molde. My bad.

ironically malmo and molde are playing each other right now