Cardiff City owner Vincent Tan hopeful over Langston debt
Owner Vincent Tan is hopeful Cardiff City can reach agreement with creditors Langston over the club's debt.
The debt to the Langston company, taken out in 2004, is believed to be in the region of £24m.
Langston's spokesman Sam Hammam, the former Cardiff owner, was a guest of Tan for the 1-1 home draw with Bolton.
"We are still talking and trying to find a solution and I'm sure we will find an amicable solution that is good for Cardiff City," Tan said.
"We have some issues with Sam Hammam over this Langston thing. I've met him and we are talking and I've invited him to come. Sam Hammam is here as my guest and as my friend."
Controversial businessman Hammam brought an end to his six-year tenure as City chairman in October 2006 after agreeing to sell his majority share holding.
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