Wed Oct 19, 2011 1:39 pm
Wed Oct 19, 2011 1:46 pm
RFMH wrote:
More a pine dungeon man myself
But seriously Daya, you come here with your agenda and state what you state, no problem with that. I don't agree with you, but thats not the issue. But what is your solution? Protests? Fans refuse to turn up? etc you seem to have identified a "Problem" but a solution doesn't seem to be your directive.
Wed Oct 19, 2011 1:48 pm
Daya wrote:taffyapple wrote:polo wrote:RichardBluebird wrote:I would question the Malaysians agenda, I have stated many times how appreciated I am towards them for saving our club. However there is no affiliation or passion for CCFC or for us as fans, what is their agenda.......?
Owning a football club is a the latest fad for these foreign billionaires.
The bubble will burst eventually I fear.
For once I agree with you.
but the fact that they are going grass roots back in Malaysia, and have pumped new
life into the Academy here suggests (to me) that they really arent in it for a quick
ego trip. How clever would Tan look over there advertising everything as 'Cardiff City'
this and Cardiff City that if he walks off and lets the Club go bust
New life ? Where too exactly ? Please explain.
Why over there ? hes using the name for publicity for nothing that can benefit Cardiff City .
If he did develop a player - he wouldnt get a work permit.
Grass roots - you can get that locally Taffy you dont need to go to KL to get it.
Wed Oct 19, 2011 1:49 pm
Daya wrote:RFMH wrote:
More a pine dungeon man myself
But seriously Daya, you come here with your agenda and state what you state, no problem with that. I don't agree with you, but thats not the issue. But what is your solution? Protests? Fans refuse to turn up? etc you seem to have identified a "Problem" but a solution doesn't seem to be your directive.
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and they dont offer solutions as requested.
No Agenda - opinion. Haven't thought any solution . No need to . You all seem to be happy with the Malaysian take over over Cardiff City FC. No need for a solution.
My opinion is that it looks farcical , it's farcical too how many wave Malaysian flags . But thats my opinion. It's my opinion that its making a mockery out of a once great football club.
Your obviously happy with it - there you go then. No reason not to debate it though is there .
Wed Oct 19, 2011 1:50 pm
Wed Oct 19, 2011 2:34 pm
Wed Oct 19, 2011 4:33 pm
Wed Oct 19, 2011 4:39 pm
barriboy wrote:The world is a small place nowadays.To be successful it appears you have to have foreign owners ie. Man Utd, Man City, Chelsea, Liverpool. Or of course you can go for British like Arsenal, Spurs, Everton, West Ham, keep your tradition but have not a hope in hell. Do I care if they advertise Malaysia instead of some firm, no not really. I'll stick with Cardiff, you stick to West Ham.
Wed Oct 19, 2011 5:09 pm
Daya wrote:RichardBluebird wrote:earnieblue wrote:First of all daya i know you have followed city for a number of years,but your first love is west ham.So why the f**k are you trying to cause havoc about OUR CLUB NOT YOURS,why not do as you said months ago and stay off our mbs ffs grow up
FFS he does it to get a response, surely people have worked Dayo out by now. He dangles the bait and most fall for it all the time
No bait - just opinion.
Wed Oct 19, 2011 6:01 pm
RichardBluebird wrote:Daya wrote:RichardBluebird wrote:earnieblue wrote:First of all daya i know you have followed city for a number of years,but your first love is west ham.So why the f**k are you trying to cause havoc about OUR CLUB NOT YOURS,why not do as you said months ago and stay off our mbs ffs grow up
FFS he does it to get a response, surely people have worked Dayo out by now. He dangles the bait and most fall for it all the time
No bait - just opinion.
Which your entitled too
Wed Oct 19, 2011 6:08 pm
taffyapple wrote:
Indeed he is. But post after post after post after post after post?? All slagging
off Malaysian owners....of a Club he doesnt even care about???
A Psychiatrist would have a field day. Nietzsche could have forged a career
based just on a few hours of Daya on his couch.
"There there, calm down, have a mint"
"Mint? MINT!! Facking MINT, ill give you facking mint you cant, mints were invented
in Kuala Lumpar. You facking sell out cant. Your Gethin Jenkins!! you ARE, your him
its YOU. AAARRRGHHHHH.. please dont throw me out Gethin i like this couch"
Wed Oct 19, 2011 6:17 pm
castleblue wrote:taffyapple wrote:
Indeed he is. But post after post after post after post after post?? All slagging
off Malaysian owners....of a Club he doesnt even care about???
A Psychiatrist would have a field day. Nietzsche could have forged a career
based just on a few hours of Daya on his couch.
"There there, calm down, have a mint"
"Mint? MINT!! Facking MINT, ill give you facking mint you cant, mints were invented
in Kuala Lumpar. You facking sell out cant. Your Gethin Jenkins!! you ARE, your him
its YOU. AAARRRGHHHHH.. please dont throw me out Gethin i like this couch"
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Wed Oct 19, 2011 6:19 pm
castleblue wrote:taffyapple wrote:
Indeed he is. But post after post after post after post after post?? All slagging
off Malaysian owners....of a Club he doesnt even care about???
A Psychiatrist would have a field day. Nietzsche could have forged a career
based just on a few hours of Daya on his couch.
"There there, calm down, have a mint"
"Mint? MINT!! Facking MINT, ill give you facking mint you cant, mints were invented
in Kuala Lumpar. You facking sell out cant. Your Gethin Jenkins!! you ARE, your him
its YOU. AAARRRGHHHHH.. please dont throw me out Gethin i like this couch"
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Wed Oct 19, 2011 6:44 pm
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Wed Oct 19, 2011 8:27 pm
RichardBluebird wrote:FFS he does it to get a response, surely people have worked Dayo out by now. He dangles the bait and most fall for it all the time
Wed Oct 19, 2011 8:35 pm
Wed Oct 19, 2011 8:43 pm
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Wed Oct 19, 2011 8:56 pm
goats wrote:Ffs isn't it blindingly obvious why daya is like he is? He ain't part of any inner circle anymore, no in with the board jollies with sam or ridders going on, without that and the strange credibility he feels that brings he is just an ordinary fan like the rest of us. This is the way it should be. Vincent tan has saved our club from going under. They might be changing theclub but let's face it, it needed it. West ham is no different, it's all corporate bollox these days to suit the good old premier league. Get over it dayo surely your too old to give a f**k anyway?
Wed Oct 19, 2011 9:03 pm
ninianblue wrote:well. i like daya. hes got everything a message board wants
Wed Oct 19, 2011 9:05 pm
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Sat Oct 22, 2011 10:40 pm
Midfield general wrote:Daya like yourself I have also had doubts about the Malaysians for a long while now and finally people are starting to see the light and join our bandwagon which is well and truely moving now. Unfortunately its taken a run of bad results for people to really take a good look at the situation but they have done it and have come to the same conculsion as us.
Whether you like it or not the takeover was a gamble, had we beaten Blackpool that year then they would have been quids in, same with last years playoffs but for me no-one has mentioned my main theory as to why my feelings surrounding them has become stronger in recent weeks and that is Tony Fernandez. I feel that he could also see the gap in the Malaysian market for a Malaysian to own a Premier League club and the moment he brought QPR who were already in the Premier League then he automatically gained pole position in the race for Malaysian interest. It is at this point (mid august) that I think the Malaysians knew that they have lost the game and their interest is lost completely.
Just my theory but I have stuck by it for 2 months now and Ive seen nothing to change my mind on it.
Sun Oct 23, 2011 9:58 am
taffyapple wrote:
For once I agree with you.
but the fact that they are going grass roots back in Malaysia, and have pumped new
life into the Academy here suggests (to me) that they really arent in it for a quick
ego trip. How clever would Tan look over there advertising everything as 'Cardiff City'
this and Cardiff City that if he walks off and lets the Club go bust
Sun Oct 23, 2011 9:59 am
Midfield general wrote:goats wrote:Midfield general wrote:Daya like yourself I have also had doubts about the Malaysians for a long while now and finally people are starting to see the light and join our bandwagon which is well and truely moving now. Unfortunately its taken a run of bad results for people to really take a good look at the situation but they have done it and have come to the same conculsion as us.
Whether you like it or not the takeover was a gamble, had we beaten Blackpool that year then they would have been quids in, same with last years playoffs but for me no-one has mentioned my main theory as to why my feelings surrounding them has become stronger in recent weeks and that is Tony Fernandez. I feel that he could also see the gap in the Malaysian market for a Malaysian to own a Premier League club and the moment he brought QPR who were already in the Premier League then he automatically gained pole position in the race for Malaysian interest. It is at this point (mid august) that I think the Malaysians knew that they have lost the game and their interest is lost completely.
Just my theory but I have stuck by it for 2 months now and Ive seen nothing to change my mind on it.
vT is far wealthier than Fernandez, massive gamble on his part as qpr could easily come back down. They only have small following in a competitive part of London too.
Having lived in London myself for a while thye got more fans then us FACT
Sun Oct 23, 2011 10:04 am
Midfield general wrote:Daya like yourself I have also had doubts about the Malaysians for a long while now and finally people are starting to see the light and join our bandwagon which is well and truely moving now. Unfortunately its taken a run of bad results for people to really take a good look at the situation but they have done it and have come to the same conculsion as us.
Whether you like it or not the takeover was a gamble, had we beaten Blackpool that year then they would have been quids in, same with last years playoffs but for me no-one has mentioned my main theory as to why my feelings surrounding them has become stronger in recent weeks and that is Tony Fernandez. I feel that he could also see the gap in the Malaysian market for a Malaysian to own a Premier League club and the moment he brought QPR who were already in the Premier League then he automatically gained pole position in the race for Malaysian interest. It is at this point (mid august) that I think the Malaysians knew that they have lost the game and their interest is lost completely.
Just my theory but I have stuck by it for 2 months now and Ive seen nothing to change my mind on it.
Sun Oct 23, 2011 10:06 am
Midfield general wrote:Daya like yourself I have also had doubts about the Malaysians for a long while now and finally people are starting to see the light and join our bandwagon which is well and truely moving now. Unfortunately its taken a run of bad results for people to really take a good look at the situation but they have done it and have come to the same conculsion as us.
Whether you like it or not the takeover was a gamble, had we beaten Blackpool that year then they would have been quids in, same with last years playoffs but for me no-one has mentioned my main theory as to why my feelings surrounding them has become stronger in recent weeks and that is Tony Fernandez. I feel that he could also see the gap in the Malaysian market for a Malaysian to own a Premier League club and the moment he brought QPR who were already in the Premier League then he automatically gained pole position in the race for Malaysian interest. It is at this point (mid august) that I think the Malaysians knew that they have lost the game and their interest is lost completely.
Just my theory but I have stuck by it for 2 months now and Ive seen nothing to change my mind on it.
Sun Oct 23, 2011 10:12 am
Midfield general wrote:Tony Blue Williams wrote:Midfield general wrote:goats wrote:Midfield general wrote:Daya like yourself I have also had doubts about the Malaysians for a long while now and finally people are starting to see the light and join our bandwagon which is well and truely moving now. Unfortunately its taken a run of bad results for people to really take a good look at the situation but they have done it and have come to the same conculsion as us.
Whether you like it or not the takeover was a gamble, had we beaten Blackpool that year then they would have been quids in, same with last years playoffs but for me no-one has mentioned my main theory as to why my feelings surrounding them has become stronger in recent weeks and that is Tony Fernandez. I feel that he could also see the gap in the Malaysian market for a Malaysian to own a Premier League club and the moment he brought QPR who were already in the Premier League then he automatically gained pole position in the race for Malaysian interest. It is at this point (mid august) that I think the Malaysians knew that they have lost the game and their interest is lost completely.
Just my theory but I have stuck by it for 2 months now and Ive seen nothing to change my mind on it.
vT is far wealthier than Fernandez, massive gamble on his part as qpr could easily come back down. They only have small following in a competitive part of London too.
Having lived in London myself for a while thye got more fans then us FACT
And those fans have far bigger disposable incomes as well.
Correct Tony
Sun Oct 23, 2011 10:27 am
nerd wrote:And QPR's capacity is?