Sun Jan 10, 2021 9:29 pm
Sun Jan 10, 2021 9:31 pm
Sun Jan 10, 2021 9:52 pm
Sun Jan 10, 2021 9:53 pm
Sun Jan 10, 2021 9:54 pm
Bigmarkw wrote:https://cardiffcityforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=219648
Let’s do something about tan then.
Sun Jan 10, 2021 9:56 pm
piledriver64 wrote:Bigmarkw wrote:https://cardiffcityforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=219648
Let’s do something about tan then.
And then what !!??
Winding up, fire sale of players, Div 1or 2 ?
Get real !!
Sun Jan 10, 2021 11:16 pm
Sun Jan 10, 2021 11:42 pm
piledriver64 wrote:Yep two major issues with the OP.
1. Not sure if you’ve noticed but there’s a global pandemic going on that has wrecked the global economy that nobody, other than the drugs companies !, has done well out of. So any economic plans from 5 years ago are, frankly, knackered !!
2. And probably more importantly, so what if Tan doesn’t deliver on what he promised what’s the alternative? Without Tan pumping millions in per month we get a transfer embargo or, worse, administration. The Tan haters need to get into their heads that there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !! What do you want ? Force Tan out and then what ?
These posts are tiresome and pointless. Tan made a massive mistake in changing our colours. We are now back in blue and our club is financially stable yet some would rather go back to the winding up/embargo days of Hammam and Ridsdale !! I must be thick because I just can’t see any logic in that argument.
Sun Jan 10, 2021 11:56 pm
Forever Blue wrote:HarriRhys22 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Big Hill Blue wrote:Warnock aside?
Warnock brought in nearly £200 mill through promotion![]()
Yes but he wasted it on crap players and bonus’s and Premier League wages for him and his staff and players!
He spent £50mill quarter of what he brought in and all sanctioned by the famous Committee a fact.
Mon Jan 11, 2021 12:35 am
darran1927 wrote:Mr Shed wrote:The anti Tan bus is doing a proper tour this weekend isnt it?
Not many passengers but plenty of baggage.
Whatever the 5 year plan was, I'm sure it didn't account for a global pandemic or the unfortunate loss of a player that may have changed our fortunes.
Debt free or not, the debt is definitely reducing every year so i as one supporter am happy with that.
Mon Jan 11, 2021 12:38 am
Mon Jan 11, 2021 7:51 am
Bigmarkw wrote:Some great posts. Seems not everyone is anti tan.
Mon Jan 11, 2021 7:54 am
Bonner wrote:Think current world financial situation might take some relevance .
Mon Jan 11, 2021 8:53 am
Mr Shed wrote:The anti Tan bus is doing a proper tour this weekend isnt it?
Not many passengers but plenty of baggage.
Whatever the 5 year plan was, I'm sure it didn't account for a global pandemic or the unfortunate loss of a player that may have changed our fortunes.
Debt free or not, the debt is definitely reducing every year so i as one supporter am happy with that.
Mon Jan 11, 2021 8:59 am
Sven wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Yep two major issues with the OP.
1. Not sure if you’ve noticed but there’s a global pandemic going on that has wrecked the global economy that nobody, other than the drugs companies !, has done well out of. So any economic plans from 5 years ago are, frankly, knackered !!
2. And probably more importantly, so what if Tan doesn’t deliver on what he promised what’s the alternative? Without Tan pumping millions in per month we get a transfer embargo or, worse, administration. The Tan haters need to get into their heads that there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !! What do you want ? Force Tan out and then what ?
These posts are tiresome and pointless. Tan made a massive mistake in changing our colours. We are now back in blue and our club is financially stable yet some would rather go back to the winding up/embargo days of Hammam and Ridsdale !! I must be thick because I just can’t see any logic in that argument.
Just a correction on your assertion that (quote) "there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now" to say that that is not the truth; at least one (and I'm aware of another) 'buyer' has come forward in recent times with the funds and backing to meet the current owner's demands but he (Vincent Tan) changed his mind for reasons best explained by him
Mon Jan 11, 2021 9:36 am
piledriver64 wrote:Sven wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Yep two major issues with the OP.
1. Not sure if you’ve noticed but there’s a global pandemic going on that has wrecked the global economy that nobody, other than the drugs companies !, has done well out of. So any economic plans from 5 years ago are, frankly, knackered !!
2. And probably more importantly, so what if Tan doesn’t deliver on what he promised what’s the alternative? Without Tan pumping millions in per month we get a transfer embargo or, worse, administration. The Tan haters need to get into their heads that there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !! What do you want ? Force Tan out and then what ?
These posts are tiresome and pointless. Tan made a massive mistake in changing our colours. We are now back in blue and our club is financially stable yet some would rather go back to the winding up/embargo days of Hammam and Ridsdale !! I must be thick because I just can’t see any logic in that argument.
Just a correction on your assertion that (quote) "there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now" to say that that is not the truth; at least one (and I'm aware of another) 'buyer' has come forward in recent times with the funds and backing to meet the current owner's demands but he (Vincent Tan) changed his mind for reasons best explained by him
But that's just speculation. We've all heard those rumours but there is nothing in the public domain, particularly about the level of funds and ongoing investment offered so I'll clarify; there are no CONFIRMED rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !!
There was some speculation that Sam was also trying to put together a consortium and, understandably, there is no way Tan will let that weasel back in.
I would also suggest there would be doubts over whether Sam would pass the fit and proper person test of the league after his actions at both Wimbledon and us. That's one of the reasons that Tan was so keen to have him identified as the person behind Langston in open court a few years ago.
You have mentioned a tenuous offer to buy but I would repeat that there is no queue of people wanting to take us over.
Mon Jan 11, 2021 10:15 am
Forever Blue wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Sven wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Yep two major issues with the OP.
1. Not sure if you’ve noticed but there’s a global pandemic going on that has wrecked the global economy that nobody, other than the drugs companies !, has done well out of. So any economic plans from 5 years ago are, frankly, knackered !!
2. And probably more importantly, so what if Tan doesn’t deliver on what he promised what’s the alternative? Without Tan pumping millions in per month we get a transfer embargo or, worse, administration. The Tan haters need to get into their heads that there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !! What do you want ? Force Tan out and then what ?
These posts are tiresome and pointless. Tan made a massive mistake in changing our colours. We are now back in blue and our club is financially stable yet some would rather go back to the winding up/embargo days of Hammam and Ridsdale !! I must be thick because I just can’t see any logic in that argument.
Just a correction on your assertion that (quote) "there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now" to say that that is not the truth; at least one (and I'm aware of another) 'buyer' has come forward in recent times with the funds and backing to meet the current owner's demands but he (Vincent Tan) changed his mind for reasons best explained by him
But that's just speculation. We've all heard those rumours but there is nothing in the public domain, particularly about the level of funds and ongoing investment offered so I'll clarify; there are no CONFIRMED rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !!
There was some speculation that Sam was also trying to put together a consortium and, understandably, there is no way Tan will let that weasel back in.
I would also suggest there would be doubts over whether Sam would pass the fit and proper person test of the league after his actions at both Wimbledon and us. That's one of the reasons that Tan was so keen to have him identified as the person behind Langston in open court a few years ago.
You have mentioned a tenuous offer to buy but I would repeat that there is no queue of people wanting to take us over.
It’s not rumours, just because media Wales are not printing it , who get it wrong half the time anyway.
Tan/Dalman have been offered twice by two different consortiums.
One pulled out after studying our debts etc and the other Tan withdrew.
Mon Jan 11, 2021 10:32 am
Bakedalasker wrote:Forever Blue wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Sven wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Yep two major issues with the OP.
1. Not sure if you’ve noticed but there’s a global pandemic going on that has wrecked the global economy that nobody, other than the drugs companies !, has done well out of. So any economic plans from 5 years ago are, frankly, knackered !!
2. And probably more importantly, so what if Tan doesn’t deliver on what he promised what’s the alternative? Without Tan pumping millions in per month we get a transfer embargo or, worse, administration. The Tan haters need to get into their heads that there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !! What do you want ? Force Tan out and then what ?
These posts are tiresome and pointless. Tan made a massive mistake in changing our colours. We are now back in blue and our club is financially stable yet some would rather go back to the winding up/embargo days of Hammam and Ridsdale !! I must be thick because I just can’t see any logic in that argument.
Just a correction on your assertion that (quote) "there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now" to say that that is not the truth; at least one (and I'm aware of another) 'buyer' has come forward in recent times with the funds and backing to meet the current owner's demands but he (Vincent Tan) changed his mind for reasons best explained by him
But that's just speculation. We've all heard those rumours but there is nothing in the public domain, particularly about the level of funds and ongoing investment offered so I'll clarify; there are no CONFIRMED rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !!
There was some speculation that Sam was also trying to put together a consortium and, understandably, there is no way Tan will let that weasel back in.
I would also suggest there would be doubts over whether Sam would pass the fit and proper person test of the league after his actions at both Wimbledon and us. That's one of the reasons that Tan was so keen to have him identified as the person behind Langston in open court a few years ago.
You have mentioned a tenuous offer to buy but I would repeat that there is no queue of people wanting to take us over.
It’s not rumours, just because media Wales are not printing it , who get it wrong half the time anyway.
Tan/Dalman have been offered twice by two different consortiums.
One pulled out after studying our debts etc and the other Tan withdrew.
All I will say is that everything is for sale and if the price is right..................
Mon Jan 11, 2021 10:35 am
Bakedalasker wrote:Forever Blue wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Sven wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Yep two major issues with the OP.
1. Not sure if you’ve noticed but there’s a global pandemic going on that has wrecked the global economy that nobody, other than the drugs companies !, has done well out of. So any economic plans from 5 years ago are, frankly, knackered !!
2. And probably more importantly, so what if Tan doesn’t deliver on what he promised what’s the alternative? Without Tan pumping millions in per month we get a transfer embargo or, worse, administration. The Tan haters need to get into their heads that there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !! What do you want ? Force Tan out and then what ?
These posts are tiresome and pointless. Tan made a massive mistake in changing our colours. We are now back in blue and our club is financially stable yet some would rather go back to the winding up/embargo days of Hammam and Ridsdale !! I must be thick because I just can’t see any logic in that argument.
Just a correction on your assertion that (quote) "there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now" to say that that is not the truth; at least one (and I'm aware of another) 'buyer' has come forward in recent times with the funds and backing to meet the current owner's demands but he (Vincent Tan) changed his mind for reasons best explained by him
But that's just speculation. We've all heard those rumours but there is nothing in the public domain, particularly about the level of funds and ongoing investment offered so I'll clarify; there are no CONFIRMED rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !!
There was some speculation that Sam was also trying to put together a consortium and, understandably, there is no way Tan will let that weasel back in.
I would also suggest there would be doubts over whether Sam would pass the fit and proper person test of the league after his actions at both Wimbledon and us. That's one of the reasons that Tan was so keen to have him identified as the person behind Langston in open court a few years ago.
You have mentioned a tenuous offer to buy but I would repeat that there is no queue of people wanting to take us over.
It’s not rumours, just because media Wales are not printing it , who get it wrong half the time anyway.
Tan/Dalman have been offered twice by two different consortiums.
One pulled out after studying our debts etc and the other Tan withdrew.
All I will say is that everything is for sale and if the price is right..................
Mon Jan 11, 2021 10:46 am
Big Hill Blue wrote:Warnock aside?
Mon Jan 11, 2021 11:01 am
Doyley1927 wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:Forever Blue wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Sven wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Yep two major issues with the OP.
1. Not sure if you’ve noticed but there’s a global pandemic going on that has wrecked the global economy that nobody, other than the drugs companies !, has done well out of. So any economic plans from 5 years ago are, frankly, knackered !!
2. And probably more importantly, so what if Tan doesn’t deliver on what he promised what’s the alternative? Without Tan pumping millions in per month we get a transfer embargo or, worse, administration. The Tan haters need to get into their heads that there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !! What do you want ? Force Tan out and then what ?
These posts are tiresome and pointless. Tan made a massive mistake in changing our colours. We are now back in blue and our club is financially stable yet some would rather go back to the winding up/embargo days of Hammam and Ridsdale !! I must be thick because I just can’t see any logic in that argument.
Just a correction on your assertion that (quote) "there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now" to say that that is not the truth; at least one (and I'm aware of another) 'buyer' has come forward in recent times with the funds and backing to meet the current owner's demands but he (Vincent Tan) changed his mind for reasons best explained by him
But that's just speculation. We've all heard those rumours but there is nothing in the public domain, particularly about the level of funds and ongoing investment offered so I'll clarify; there are no CONFIRMED rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !!
There was some speculation that Sam was also trying to put together a consortium and, understandably, there is no way Tan will let that weasel back in.
I would also suggest there would be doubts over whether Sam would pass the fit and proper person test of the league after his actions at both Wimbledon and us. That's one of the reasons that Tan was so keen to have him identified as the person behind Langston in open court a few years ago.
You have mentioned a tenuous offer to buy but I would repeat that there is no queue of people wanting to take us over.
It’s not rumours, just because media Wales are not printing it , who get it wrong half the time anyway.
Tan/Dalman have been offered twice by two different consortiums.
One pulled out after studying our debts etc and the other Tan withdrew.
All I will say is that everything is for sale and if the price is right..................
But what is the price?
Mon Jan 11, 2021 11:04 am
Forever Blue wrote:Doyley1927 wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:Forever Blue wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Sven wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Yep two major issues with the OP.
1. Not sure if you’ve noticed but there’s a global pandemic going on that has wrecked the global economy that nobody, other than the drugs companies !, has done well out of. So any economic plans from 5 years ago are, frankly, knackered !!
2. And probably more importantly, so what if Tan doesn’t deliver on what he promised what’s the alternative? Without Tan pumping millions in per month we get a transfer embargo or, worse, administration. The Tan haters need to get into their heads that there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !! What do you want ? Force Tan out and then what ?
These posts are tiresome and pointless. Tan made a massive mistake in changing our colours. We are now back in blue and our club is financially stable yet some would rather go back to the winding up/embargo days of Hammam and Ridsdale !! I must be thick because I just can’t see any logic in that argument.
Just a correction on your assertion that (quote) "there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now" to say that that is not the truth; at least one (and I'm aware of another) 'buyer' has come forward in recent times with the funds and backing to meet the current owner's demands but he (Vincent Tan) changed his mind for reasons best explained by him
But that's just speculation. We've all heard those rumours but there is nothing in the public domain, particularly about the level of funds and ongoing investment offered so I'll clarify; there are no CONFIRMED rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !!
There was some speculation that Sam was also trying to put together a consortium and, understandably, there is no way Tan will let that weasel back in.
I would also suggest there would be doubts over whether Sam would pass the fit and proper person test of the league after his actions at both Wimbledon and us. That's one of the reasons that Tan was so keen to have him identified as the person behind Langston in open court a few years ago.
You have mentioned a tenuous offer to buy but I would repeat that there is no queue of people wanting to take us over.
It’s not rumours, just because media Wales are not printing it , who get it wrong half the time anyway.
Tan/Dalman have been offered twice by two different consortiums.
One pulled out after studying our debts etc and the other Tan withdrew.
All I will say is that everything is for sale and if the price is right..................
But what is the price?
I was told by People involved in the negotiations it was £30mill plus the buyer takes all the debts and court cases
Mon Jan 11, 2021 12:20 pm
Mon Jan 11, 2021 12:45 pm
Doyley1927 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Doyley1927 wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:Forever Blue wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Sven wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Yep two major issues with the OP.
1. Not sure if you’ve noticed but there’s a global pandemic going on that has wrecked the global economy that nobody, other than the drugs companies !, has done well out of. So any economic plans from 5 years ago are, frankly, knackered !!
2. And probably more importantly, so what if Tan doesn’t deliver on what he promised what’s the alternative? Without Tan pumping millions in per month we get a transfer embargo or, worse, administration. The Tan haters need to get into their heads that there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !! What do you want ? Force Tan out and then what ?
These posts are tiresome and pointless. Tan made a massive mistake in changing our colours. We are now back in blue and our club is financially stable yet some would rather go back to the winding up/embargo days of Hammam and Ridsdale !! I must be thick because I just can’t see any logic in that argument.
Just a correction on your assertion that (quote) "there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now" to say that that is not the truth; at least one (and I'm aware of another) 'buyer' has come forward in recent times with the funds and backing to meet the current owner's demands but he (Vincent Tan) changed his mind for reasons best explained by him
But that's just speculation. We've all heard those rumours but there is nothing in the public domain, particularly about the level of funds and ongoing investment offered so I'll clarify; there are no CONFIRMED rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !!
There was some speculation that Sam was also trying to put together a consortium and, understandably, there is no way Tan will let that weasel back in.
I would also suggest there would be doubts over whether Sam would pass the fit and proper person test of the league after his actions at both Wimbledon and us. That's one of the reasons that Tan was so keen to have him identified as the person behind Langston in open court a few years ago.
You have mentioned a tenuous offer to buy but I would repeat that there is no queue of people wanting to take us over.
It’s not rumours, just because media Wales are not printing it , who get it wrong half the time anyway.
Tan/Dalman have been offered twice by two different consortiums.
One pulled out after studying our debts etc and the other Tan withdrew.
All I will say is that everything is for sale and if the price is right..................
But what is the price?
I was told by People involved in the negotiations it was £30mill plus the buyer takes all the debts and court cases
The debt adds a lot but I think that’s a decent price.
Moore is worth half of that or will be after the euros.
Was that when we were in the premier league or in the championship?
Mon Jan 11, 2021 1:10 pm
Forever Blue wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Sven wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Yep two major issues with the OP.
1. Not sure if you’ve noticed but there’s a global pandemic going on that has wrecked the global economy that nobody, other than the drugs companies !, has done well out of. So any economic plans from 5 years ago are, frankly, knackered !!
2. And probably more importantly, so what if Tan doesn’t deliver on what he promised what’s the alternative? Without Tan pumping millions in per month we get a transfer embargo or, worse, administration. The Tan haters need to get into their heads that there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !! What do you want ? Force Tan out and then what ?
These posts are tiresome and pointless. Tan made a massive mistake in changing our colours. We are now back in blue and our club is financially stable yet some would rather go back to the winding up/embargo days of Hammam and Ridsdale !! I must be thick because I just can’t see any logic in that argument.
Just a correction on your assertion that (quote) "there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now" to say that that is not the truth; at least one (and I'm aware of another) 'buyer' has come forward in recent times with the funds and backing to meet the current owner's demands but he (Vincent Tan) changed his mind for reasons best explained by him
But that's just speculation. We've all heard those rumours but there is nothing in the public domain, particularly about the level of funds and ongoing investment offered so I'll clarify; there are no CONFIRMED rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !!
There was some speculation that Sam was also trying to put together a consortium and, understandably, there is no way Tan will let that weasel back in.
I would also suggest there would be doubts over whether Sam would pass the fit and proper person test of the league after his actions at both Wimbledon and us. That's one of the reasons that Tan was so keen to have him identified as the person behind Langston in open court a few years ago.
You have mentioned a tenuous offer to buy but I would repeat that there is no queue of people wanting to take us over.
It’s not rumours, just because media Wales are not printing it , who get it wrong half the time anyway.
Tan/Dalman have been offered twice by two different consortiums.
One pulled out after studying our debts etc and the other Tan withdrew.
Mon Jan 11, 2021 1:20 pm
piledriver64 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Sven wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Yep two major issues with the OP.
1. Not sure if you’ve noticed but there’s a global pandemic going on that has wrecked the global economy that nobody, other than the drugs companies !, has done well out of. So any economic plans from 5 years ago are, frankly, knackered !!
2. And probably more importantly, so what if Tan doesn’t deliver on what he promised what’s the alternative? Without Tan pumping millions in per month we get a transfer embargo or, worse, administration. The Tan haters need to get into their heads that there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !! What do you want ? Force Tan out and then what ?
These posts are tiresome and pointless. Tan made a massive mistake in changing our colours. We are now back in blue and our club is financially stable yet some would rather go back to the winding up/embargo days of Hammam and Ridsdale !! I must be thick because I just can’t see any logic in that argument.
Just a correction on your assertion that (quote) "there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now" to say that that is not the truth; at least one (and I'm aware of another) 'buyer' has come forward in recent times with the funds and backing to meet the current owner's demands but he (Vincent Tan) changed his mind for reasons best explained by him
But that's just speculation. We've all heard those rumours but there is nothing in the public domain, particularly about the level of funds and ongoing investment offered so I'll clarify; there are no CONFIRMED rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !!
There was some speculation that Sam was also trying to put together a consortium and, understandably, there is no way Tan will let that weasel back in.
I would also suggest there would be doubts over whether Sam would pass the fit and proper person test of the league after his actions at both Wimbledon and us. That's one of the reasons that Tan was so keen to have him identified as the person behind Langston in open court a few years ago.
You have mentioned a tenuous offer to buy but I would repeat that there is no queue of people wanting to take us over.
It’s not rumours, just because media Wales are not printing it , who get it wrong half the time anyway.
Tan/Dalman have been offered twice by two different consortiums.
One pulled out after studying our debts etc and the other Tan withdrew.
Well it wasn't reported in any British media outlet which would make it the most secretive bid ever !!
The other point is that even if there were other bids, and I wouldn't be that surprised if there were, we certainly don't know the level of those bids nor whether those people would have the best interests of the club at heart.
They might have just have chanced their arm, made a low bid in the hope that they themselves could then sell it on to another, less trustworthy/suitable bidder. I can think of one person previously involved in the club who has a track record in hiding behind the names of another organisation![]()
Mon Jan 11, 2021 1:36 pm
Doyley1927 wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Sven wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Yep two major issues with the OP.
1. Not sure if you’ve noticed but there’s a global pandemic going on that has wrecked the global economy that nobody, other than the drugs companies !, has done well out of. So any economic plans from 5 years ago are, frankly, knackered !!
2. And probably more importantly, so what if Tan doesn’t deliver on what he promised what’s the alternative? Without Tan pumping millions in per month we get a transfer embargo or, worse, administration. The Tan haters need to get into their heads that there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !! What do you want ? Force Tan out and then what ?
These posts are tiresome and pointless. Tan made a massive mistake in changing our colours. We are now back in blue and our club is financially stable yet some would rather go back to the winding up/embargo days of Hammam and Ridsdale !! I must be thick because I just can’t see any logic in that argument.
Just a correction on your assertion that (quote) "there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now" to say that that is not the truth; at least one (and I'm aware of another) 'buyer' has come forward in recent times with the funds and backing to meet the current owner's demands but he (Vincent Tan) changed his mind for reasons best explained by him
But that's just speculation. We've all heard those rumours but there is nothing in the public domain, particularly about the level of funds and ongoing investment offered so I'll clarify; there are no CONFIRMED rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !!
There was some speculation that Sam was also trying to put together a consortium and, understandably, there is no way Tan will let that weasel back in.
I would also suggest there would be doubts over whether Sam would pass the fit and proper person test of the league after his actions at both Wimbledon and us. That's one of the reasons that Tan was so keen to have him identified as the person behind Langston in open court a few years ago.
You have mentioned a tenuous offer to buy but I would repeat that there is no queue of people wanting to take us over.
It’s not rumours, just because media Wales are not printing it , who get it wrong half the time anyway.
Tan/Dalman have been offered twice by two different consortiums.
One pulled out after studying our debts etc and the other Tan withdrew.
Well it wasn't reported in any British media outlet which would make it the most secretive bid ever !!
The other point is that even if there were other bids, and I wouldn't be that surprised if there were, we certainly don't know the level of those bids nor whether those people would have the best interests of the club at heart.
They might have just have chanced their arm, made a low bid in the hope that they themselves could then sell it on to another, less trustworthy/suitable bidder. I can think of one person previously involved in the club who has a track record in hiding behind the names of another organisation![]()
Cardiff’s current owners are the only ones who make low bids. Look at poor Crewe. Amateurs.
Mon Jan 11, 2021 1:47 pm
piledriver64 wrote:Doyley1927 wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Sven wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Yep two major issues with the OP.
1. Not sure if you’ve noticed but there’s a global pandemic going on that has wrecked the global economy that nobody, other than the drugs companies !, has done well out of. So any economic plans from 5 years ago are, frankly, knackered !!
2. And probably more importantly, so what if Tan doesn’t deliver on what he promised what’s the alternative? Without Tan pumping millions in per month we get a transfer embargo or, worse, administration. The Tan haters need to get into their heads that there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !! What do you want ? Force Tan out and then what ?
These posts are tiresome and pointless. Tan made a massive mistake in changing our colours. We are now back in blue and our club is financially stable yet some would rather go back to the winding up/embargo days of Hammam and Ridsdale !! I must be thick because I just can’t see any logic in that argument.
Just a correction on your assertion that (quote) "there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now" to say that that is not the truth; at least one (and I'm aware of another) 'buyer' has come forward in recent times with the funds and backing to meet the current owner's demands but he (Vincent Tan) changed his mind for reasons best explained by him
But that's just speculation. We've all heard those rumours but there is nothing in the public domain, particularly about the level of funds and ongoing investment offered so I'll clarify; there are no CONFIRMED rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !!
There was some speculation that Sam was also trying to put together a consortium and, understandably, there is no way Tan will let that weasel back in.
I would also suggest there would be doubts over whether Sam would pass the fit and proper person test of the league after his actions at both Wimbledon and us. That's one of the reasons that Tan was so keen to have him identified as the person behind Langston in open court a few years ago.
You have mentioned a tenuous offer to buy but I would repeat that there is no queue of people wanting to take us over.
It’s not rumours, just because media Wales are not printing it , who get it wrong half the time anyway.
Tan/Dalman have been offered twice by two different consortiums.
One pulled out after studying our debts etc and the other Tan withdrew.
Well it wasn't reported in any British media outlet which would make it the most secretive bid ever !!
The other point is that even if there were other bids, and I wouldn't be that surprised if there were, we certainly don't know the level of those bids nor whether those people would have the best interests of the club at heart.
They might have just have chanced their arm, made a low bid in the hope that they themselves could then sell it on to another, less trustworthy/suitable bidder. I can think of one person previously involved in the club who has a track record in hiding behind the names of another organisation![]()
Cardiff’s current owners are the only ones who make low bids. Look at poor Crewe. Amateurs.
So one minute you're concerned about the debt and the next you want us to pay whatever another club asks![]()
Are you that naïve or stupid to think that transfers go through at the first bid. We've started low, let's see where it ends up.
If we want him enough we'll negotiate that, if Crewe are asking silly money then we'll walk away. Simples.
We are, though, in a strong position in that his contract is up in the summer so Crewe either take some sort of fee now or let him walk away for nothing in 4 months time, well worth a low bid in the first instance.
Mon Jan 11, 2021 1:49 pm
piledriver64 wrote:Doyley1927 wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Sven wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Yep two major issues with the OP.
1. Not sure if you’ve noticed but there’s a global pandemic going on that has wrecked the global economy that nobody, other than the drugs companies !, has done well out of. So any economic plans from 5 years ago are, frankly, knackered !!
2. And probably more importantly, so what if Tan doesn’t deliver on what he promised what’s the alternative? Without Tan pumping millions in per month we get a transfer embargo or, worse, administration. The Tan haters need to get into their heads that there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !! What do you want ? Force Tan out and then what ?
These posts are tiresome and pointless. Tan made a massive mistake in changing our colours. We are now back in blue and our club is financially stable yet some would rather go back to the winding up/embargo days of Hammam and Ridsdale !! I must be thick because I just can’t see any logic in that argument.
Just a correction on your assertion that (quote) "there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now" to say that that is not the truth; at least one (and I'm aware of another) 'buyer' has come forward in recent times with the funds and backing to meet the current owner's demands but he (Vincent Tan) changed his mind for reasons best explained by him
But that's just speculation. We've all heard those rumours but there is nothing in the public domain, particularly about the level of funds and ongoing investment offered so I'll clarify; there are no CONFIRMED rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !!
There was some speculation that Sam was also trying to put together a consortium and, understandably, there is no way Tan will let that weasel back in.
I would also suggest there would be doubts over whether Sam would pass the fit and proper person test of the league after his actions at both Wimbledon and us. That's one of the reasons that Tan was so keen to have him identified as the person behind Langston in open court a few years ago.
You have mentioned a tenuous offer to buy but I would repeat that there is no queue of people wanting to take us over.
It’s not rumours, just because media Wales are not printing it , who get it wrong half the time anyway.
Tan/Dalman have been offered twice by two different consortiums.
One pulled out after studying our debts etc and the other Tan withdrew.
Well it wasn't reported in any British media outlet which would make it the most secretive bid ever !!
The other point is that even if there were other bids, and I wouldn't be that surprised if there were, we certainly don't know the level of those bids nor whether those people would have the best interests of the club at heart.
They might have just have chanced their arm, made a low bid in the hope that they themselves could then sell it on to another, less trustworthy/suitable bidder. I can think of one person previously involved in the club who has a track record in hiding behind the names of another organisation![]()
Cardiff’s current owners are the only ones who make low bids. Look at poor Crewe. Amateurs.
So one minute you're concerned about the debt and the next you want us to pay whatever another club asks![]()
Are you that naïve or stupid to think that transfers go through at the first bid. We've started low, let's see where it ends up.
If we want him enough we'll negotiate that, if Crewe are asking silly money then we'll walk away. Simples.
We are, though, in a strong position in that his contract is up in the summer so Crewe either take some sort of fee now or let him walk away for nothing in 4 months time, well worth a low bid in the first instance.
Mon Jan 11, 2021 1:52 pm
OriginalGrangeEndBlue wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Doyley1927 wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Sven wrote:piledriver64 wrote:Yep two major issues with the OP.
1. Not sure if you’ve noticed but there’s a global pandemic going on that has wrecked the global economy that nobody, other than the drugs companies !, has done well out of. So any economic plans from 5 years ago are, frankly, knackered !!
2. And probably more importantly, so what if Tan doesn’t deliver on what he promised what’s the alternative? Without Tan pumping millions in per month we get a transfer embargo or, worse, administration. The Tan haters need to get into their heads that there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !! What do you want ? Force Tan out and then what ?
These posts are tiresome and pointless. Tan made a massive mistake in changing our colours. We are now back in blue and our club is financially stable yet some would rather go back to the winding up/embargo days of Hammam and Ridsdale !! I must be thick because I just can’t see any logic in that argument.
Just a correction on your assertion that (quote) "there are no rich investors queuing up to buy us right now" to say that that is not the truth; at least one (and I'm aware of another) 'buyer' has come forward in recent times with the funds and backing to meet the current owner's demands but he (Vincent Tan) changed his mind for reasons best explained by him
But that's just speculation. We've all heard those rumours but there is nothing in the public domain, particularly about the level of funds and ongoing investment offered so I'll clarify; there are no CONFIRMED rich investors queuing up to buy us right now !!
There was some speculation that Sam was also trying to put together a consortium and, understandably, there is no way Tan will let that weasel back in.
I would also suggest there would be doubts over whether Sam would pass the fit and proper person test of the league after his actions at both Wimbledon and us. That's one of the reasons that Tan was so keen to have him identified as the person behind Langston in open court a few years ago.
You have mentioned a tenuous offer to buy but I would repeat that there is no queue of people wanting to take us over.
It’s not rumours, just because media Wales are not printing it , who get it wrong half the time anyway.
Tan/Dalman have been offered twice by two different consortiums.
One pulled out after studying our debts etc and the other Tan withdrew.
Well it wasn't reported in any British media outlet which would make it the most secretive bid ever !!
The other point is that even if there were other bids, and I wouldn't be that surprised if there were, we certainly don't know the level of those bids nor whether those people would have the best interests of the club at heart.
They might have just have chanced their arm, made a low bid in the hope that they themselves could then sell it on to another, less trustworthy/suitable bidder. I can think of one person previously involved in the club who has a track record in hiding behind the names of another organisation![]()
Cardiff’s current owners are the only ones who make low bids. Look at poor Crewe. Amateurs.
So one minute you're concerned about the debt and the next you want us to pay whatever another club asks![]()
Are you that naïve or stupid to think that transfers go through at the first bid. We've started low, let's see where it ends up.
If we want him enough we'll negotiate that, if Crewe are asking silly money then we'll walk away. Simples.
We are, though, in a strong position in that his contract is up in the summer so Crewe either take some sort of fee now or let him walk away for nothing in 4 months time, well worth a low bid in the first instance.
Mate, this guy is so obviously a troll I wouldn’t even bother!