' Malky will not leave of his own accord '
Mon Nov 04, 2013 7:27 am
Monday 4th November 2013
' Malky will not leave of his own accord '
Mackay will not leave of his own accord unless another club comes calling for him and he decides to cut his losses with Tan’s approval, but whatever the future holds, the manager’s position is strengthened immeasurably by beating Swansea.
If Mackay, for whatever reason, is denied the chance to a) keep Cardiff up and b) potentially do it with more room to spare than anyone imagined, then successes like this will make any premature departure look like a tragedy of almost Shakespearean proportions.
But if there was one figure who bestrode the occasion in a glow of triumphant vindication, it was Bluebirds boss Malky Mackay.
One newspaper claimed on the morning of the game that the Scot was set for the sack, just the latest development in a series of events which have undermined what Mackay is trying to achieve at Cardiff.
If there is any inkling of a desire on the part of Cardiff owner Vincent Tan to hand the manager his P45, the manner of his team’s performance against their neighbours made it look like pure folly.
Mackay’s reaction to such a pivotal victory at the final whistle is open to interpretation, but it provided little in the way of comfort for those desperate to see him stay.
A meeting with owner Vincent Tan and Malky is scheduled in the next 48 hours.
' Malky will not leave of his own accord '
Mackay will not leave of his own accord unless another club comes calling for him and he decides to cut his losses with Tan’s approval, but whatever the future holds, the manager’s position is strengthened immeasurably by beating Swansea.
If Mackay, for whatever reason, is denied the chance to a) keep Cardiff up and b) potentially do it with more room to spare than anyone imagined, then successes like this will make any premature departure look like a tragedy of almost Shakespearean proportions.
But if there was one figure who bestrode the occasion in a glow of triumphant vindication, it was Bluebirds boss Malky Mackay.
One newspaper claimed on the morning of the game that the Scot was set for the sack, just the latest development in a series of events which have undermined what Mackay is trying to achieve at Cardiff.
If there is any inkling of a desire on the part of Cardiff owner Vincent Tan to hand the manager his P45, the manner of his team’s performance against their neighbours made it look like pure folly.
Mackay’s reaction to such a pivotal victory at the final whistle is open to interpretation, but it provided little in the way of comfort for those desperate to see him stay.
A meeting with owner Vincent Tan and Malky is scheduled in the next 48 hours.
Re: ' Malky will not leave of his own accord '
Mon Nov 04, 2013 10:09 am
what a complete non story
Re: ' Malky will not leave of his own accord '
Mon Nov 04, 2013 10:13 am
Didn't I read somewhere that Tan was heading straight back to Malaysia after the game? 
Re: ' Malky will not leave of his own accord '
Mon Nov 04, 2013 10:57 am
Tan has a meeting in Malaysia today according to yesterdays rag.
Re: ' Malky will not leave of his own accord '
Mon Nov 04, 2013 1:55 pm
Malky isnt going to forfit such a big contract for a laugh is he.
Re: ' Malky will not leave of his own accord '
Mon Nov 04, 2013 2:11 pm
Grumpyguts wrote:Tan has a meeting in Malaysia today according to yesterdays rag.
I thought so
Thanks
Re: ' Malky will not leave of his own accord '
Mon Nov 04, 2013 2:24 pm
We need to show Malky we are with him, I was surprised that he wasn't ask to do the on Sunday ,and there wasn't a lot more calling of his name. 
on Sunday ,and there wasn't a lot more calling of his name.
Re: ' Malky will not leave of his own accord '
Mon Nov 04, 2013 2:46 pm
welshcitydragon wrote:We need to show Malky we are with him, I was surprised that he wasn't ask to do the
he was and he did
though the atmosphere at derbies are always going to concentrate on the opposition and their fans
Re: ' Malky will not leave of his own accord '
Mon Nov 04, 2013 5:03 pm
For all the politics , please know you are well respected and loved by all cardiff city fans and hope you remain at CCFC .
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