Tue Dec 24, 2013 5:39 pm
Tue Dec 24, 2013 5:46 pm
Tue Dec 24, 2013 5:47 pm
bridgendbluebird30 wrote:Sky Sports reports that City will bring in a new manager if the dispute with Malky cannot be resolved. What is the dispute? To my knowledge a dispute is generally where this is a disagreement between two parties.
From what I have seen it is the owner who has the grievance with Malky and not Malky with the owner or the club. What is there to resolve? One minute the owner wants to sack Malky and now he has been talked into giving him a stay of execution although it appears as though the owners stance has not eased by not entering into dialogue with the manager.
If the owner had issues with Malky before then clearly he either accepts what has allegedly happened and moves on or there is no possibility of some sort of stability at the club. It would be interesting to know what this dispute is?
Tue Dec 24, 2013 5:55 pm
Tue Dec 24, 2013 5:57 pm
bridgendbluebird30 wrote:I guessed that it was about the overspend but surely the owner either accepts what has taken place or there is not going to be a solution. The clock cannot be turned back.
If there are talks and the owner accepts what he is told and accepts that then clearly there would be progress and the club could move on but as we stand I cannot see how a dispute can be resolved if the owner does not want to enter into dialogue/or change his stance. I suppose time will tell.
Tue Dec 24, 2013 5:59 pm
CraigCCFC wrote:bridgendbluebird30 wrote:I guessed that it was about the overspend but surely the owner either accepts what has taken place or there is not going to be a solution. The clock cannot be turned back.
If there are talks and the owner accepts what he is told and accepts that then clearly there would be progress and the club could move on but as we stand I cannot see how a dispute can be resolved if the owner does not want to enter into dialogue/or change his stance. I suppose time will tell.
He has agreed to enter dialogue. Dalman told the press as Anfield the meeting was arranged for Friday.
Tue Dec 24, 2013 6:00 pm
wez1927 wrote:bridgendbluebird30 wrote:Sky Sports reports that City will bring in a new manager if the dispute with Malky cannot be resolved. What is the dispute? To my knowledge a dispute is generally where this is a disagreement between two parties.
From what I have seen it is the owner who has the grievance with Malky and not Malky with the owner or the club. What is there to resolve? One minute the owner wants to sack Malky and now he has been talked into giving him a stay of execution although it appears as though the owners stance has not eased by not entering into dialogue with the manager.
If the owner had issues with Malky before then clearly he either accepts what has allegedly happened and moves on or there is no possibility of some sort of stability at the club. It would be interesting to know what this dispute is?
The dispute is the transfer add ons always have been ,if malky had said its moody s fault then it would of blown over but he didn't ,the medal transfer has cost the club an extra 500 k part of the problem
Tue Dec 24, 2013 6:02 pm
Bakedalasker wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:bridgendbluebird30 wrote:I guessed that it was about the overspend but surely the owner either accepts what has taken place or there is not going to be a solution. The clock cannot be turned back.
If there are talks and the owner accepts what he is told and accepts that then clearly there would be progress and the club could move on but as we stand I cannot see how a dispute can be resolved if the owner does not want to enter into dialogue/or change his stance. I suppose time will tell.
He has agreed to enter dialogue. Dalman told the press as Anfield the meeting was arranged for Friday.
IMO no as I think Tan has made his mind up.
Is there any point in this dialogue?
Tue Dec 24, 2013 6:20 pm
Daya wrote:wez1927 wrote:bridgendbluebird30 wrote:Sky Sports reports that City will bring in a new manager if the dispute with Malky cannot be resolved. What is the dispute? To my knowledge a dispute is generally where this is a disagreement between two parties.
From what I have seen it is the owner who has the grievance with Malky and not Malky with the owner or the club. What is there to resolve? One minute the owner wants to sack Malky and now he has been talked into giving him a stay of execution although it appears as though the owners stance has not eased by not entering into dialogue with the manager.
If the owner had issues with Malky before then clearly he either accepts what has allegedly happened and moves on or there is no possibility of some sort of stability at the club. It would be interesting to know what this dispute is?
The dispute is the transfer add ons always have been ,if malky had said its moody s fault then it would of blown over but he didn't ,the medal transfer has cost the club an extra 500 k part of the problem
Wez,
Wheres the 500k come from?
Tue Dec 24, 2013 6:23 pm
wez1927 wrote:Daya wrote:wez1927 wrote:bridgendbluebird30 wrote:Sky Sports reports that City will bring in a new manager if the dispute with Malky cannot be resolved. What is the dispute? To my knowledge a dispute is generally where this is a disagreement between two parties.
From what I have seen it is the owner who has the grievance with Malky and not Malky with the owner or the club. What is there to resolve? One minute the owner wants to sack Malky and now he has been talked into giving him a stay of execution although it appears as though the owners stance has not eased by not entering into dialogue with the manager.
If the owner had issues with Malky before then clearly he either accepts what has allegedly happened and moves on or there is no possibility of some sort of stability at the club. It would be interesting to know what this dispute is?
The dispute is the transfer add ons always have been ,if malky had said its moody s fault then it would of blown over but he didn't ,the medal transfer has cost the club an extra 500 k part of the problem
Wez,
Wheres the 500k come from?
Invoiced to the club for payment when medal was a youngster came out of the blue from Chile ,all over this message board a few weeks back moody and malky over sight daya
Tue Dec 24, 2013 7:59 pm
Daya wrote:wez1927 wrote:Daya wrote:wez1927 wrote:bridgendbluebird30 wrote:Sky Sports reports that City will bring in a new manager if the dispute with Malky cannot be resolved. What is the dispute? To my knowledge a dispute is generally where this is a disagreement between two parties.
From what I have seen it is the owner who has the grievance with Malky and not Malky with the owner or the club. What is there to resolve? One minute the owner wants to sack Malky and now he has been talked into giving him a stay of execution although it appears as though the owners stance has not eased by not entering into dialogue with the manager.
If the owner had issues with Malky before then clearly he either accepts what has allegedly happened and moves on or there is no possibility of some sort of stability at the club. It would be interesting to know what this dispute is?
The dispute is the transfer add ons always have been ,if malky had said its moody s fault then it would of blown over but he didn't ,the medal transfer has cost the club an extra 500 k part of the problem
Wez,
Wheres the 500k come from?
Invoiced to the club for payment when medal was a youngster came out of the blue from Chile ,all over this message board a few weeks back moody and malky over sight daya
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Tue Dec 24, 2013 8:03 pm
Tue Dec 24, 2013 8:11 pm
Bluebina wrote:Medel's worth it though Wez, he's a he'll of a player, without him we would be in the relegation zone so it's a drop in the ocean.....
Tue Dec 24, 2013 8:21 pm
Tue Dec 24, 2013 8:32 pm
Bakedalasker wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:bridgendbluebird30 wrote:I guessed that it was about the overspend but surely the owner either accepts what has taken place or there is not going to be a solution. The clock cannot be turned back.
If there are talks and the owner accepts what he is told and accepts that then clearly there would be progress and the club could move on but as we stand I cannot see how a dispute can be resolved if the owner does not want to enter into dialogue/or change his stance. I suppose time will tell.
He has agreed to enter dialogue. Dalman told the press as Anfield the meeting was arranged for Friday.
Is there any point in this dialogue?
Tue Dec 24, 2013 8:32 pm
Wed Dec 25, 2013 12:47 am
wez1927 wrote:bridgendbluebird30 wrote:Sky Sports reports that City will bring in a new manager if the dispute with Malky cannot be resolved. What is the dispute? To my knowledge a dispute is generally where this is a disagreement between two parties.
From what I have seen it is the owner who has the grievance with Malky and not Malky with the owner or the club. What is there to resolve? One minute the owner wants to sack Malky and now he has been talked into giving him a stay of execution although it appears as though the owners stance has not eased by not entering into dialogue with the manager.
If the owner had issues with Malky before then clearly he either accepts what has allegedly happened and moves on or there is no possibility of some sort of stability at the club. It would be interesting to know what this dispute is?
The dispute is the transfer add ons always have been ,if malky had said its moody s fault then it would of blown over but he didn't ,the medal transfer has cost the club an extra 500 k part of the problem
Wed Dec 25, 2013 8:45 am
timdog80 wrote:wez1927 wrote:bridgendbluebird30 wrote:Sky Sports reports that City will bring in a new manager if the dispute with Malky cannot be resolved. What is the dispute? To my knowledge a dispute is generally where this is a disagreement between two parties.
From what I have seen it is the owner who has the grievance with Malky and not Malky with the owner or the club. What is there to resolve? One minute the owner wants to sack Malky and now he has been talked into giving him a stay of execution although it appears as though the owners stance has not eased by not entering into dialogue with the manager.
If the owner had issues with Malky before then clearly he either accepts what has allegedly happened and moves on or there is no possibility of Osome sort of stability at the club. It would be interesting to know what this dispute is?
The dispute is the transfer add ons always have been ,if malky had said its moody s fault then it would of blown over but he didn't ,the medal transfer has cost the club an extra 500 k part of the problem
OK, so let's say your right!
The question I'd then ask is where's the other 14.5 million he's been accused of somehow overspending?!?
...and what responsibly does lim take for signing the contracts off?, as Tan don't seem to have any grievance with lim for the overspend yet he signed them off didn't he?
Wed Dec 25, 2013 11:38 am
wez1927 wrote:timdog80 wrote:wez1927 wrote:bridgendbluebird30 wrote:Sky Sports reports that City will bring in a new manager if the dispute with Malky cannot be resolved. What is the dispute? To my knowledge a dispute is generally where this is a disagreement between two parties.
From what I have seen it is the owner who has the grievance with Malky and not Malky with the owner or the club. What is there to resolve? One minute the owner wants to sack Malky and now he has been talked into giving him a stay of execution although it appears as though the owners stance has not eased by not entering into dialogue with the manager.
If the owner had issues with Malky before then clearly he either accepts what has allegedly happened and moves on or there is no possibility of Osome sort of stability at the club. It would be interesting to know what this dispute is?
The dispute is the transfer add ons always have been ,if malky had said its moody s fault then it would of blown over but he didn't ,the medal transfer has cost the club an extra 500 k part of the problem
OK, so let's say your right!
The question I'd then ask is where's the other 14.5 million he's been accused of somehow overspending?!?
...and what responsibly does lim take for signing the contracts off?, as Tan don't seem to have any grievance with lim for the overspend yet he signed them off didn't he?
I haunt got a clue who signs them off but the club are blaming moody so maybe he did ,but the medal deal there was 100% f**k up
Wed Dec 25, 2013 12:44 pm
Wed Dec 25, 2013 12:49 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:Wez yet again believing stories that suit his agenda, yet criticises anyone for believing any stories that don't.
Wed Dec 25, 2013 12:59 pm
wez1927 wrote:Barry Chuckle wrote:Wez yet again believing stories that suit his agenda, yet criticises anyone for believing any stories that don't.
f**k off ,you got more faces than big Ben ,roathy
Wed Dec 25, 2013 1:05 pm
Wed Dec 25, 2013 2:01 pm
pembroke allan wrote:wez1927 wrote:timdog80 wrote:wez1927 wrote:bridgendbluebird30 wrote:Sky Sports reports that City will bring in a new manager if the dispute with Malky cannot be resolved. What is the dispute? To my knowledge a dispute is generally where this is a disagreement between two parties.
From what I have seen it is the owner who has the grievance with Malky and not Malky with the owner or the club. What is there to resolve? One minute the owner wants to sack Malky and now he has been talked into giving him a stay of execution although it appears as though the owners stance has not eased by not entering into dialogue with the manager.
If the owner had issues with Malky before then clearly he either accepts what has allegedly happened and moves on or there is no possibility of Osome sort of stability at the club. It would be interesting to know what this dispute is?
The dispute is the transfer add ons always have been ,if malky had said its moody s fault then it would of blown over but he didn't ,the medal transfer has cost the club an extra 500 k part of the problem
OK, so let's say your right!
The question I'd then ask is where's the other 14.5 million he's been accused of somehow overspending?!?
...and what responsibly does lim take for signing the contracts off?, as Tan don't seem to have any grievance with lim for the overspend yet he signed them off didn't he?
I haunt got a clue who signs them off but the club are blaming moody so maybe he did ,but the medal deal there was 100% f**k up
People blame lim but if that's the case why hasn't malkysaid so, As what will he lose? He clearly won't resign so can say what he likes if it's true! But maybe there lies the problem? What is the real truth!!!!
Wed Dec 25, 2013 2:08 pm
timdog80 wrote:pembroke allan wrote:wez1927 wrote:timdog80 wrote:wez1927 wrote:bridgendbluebird30 wrote:Sky Sports reports that City will bring in a new manager if the dispute with Malky cannot be resolved. What is the dispute? To my knowledge a dispute is generally where this is a disagreement between two parties.
From what I have seen it is the owner who has the grievance with Malky and not Malky with the owner or the club. What is there to resolve? One minute the owner wants to sack Malky and now he has been talked into giving him a stay of execution although it appears as though the owners stance has not eased by not entering into dialogue with the manager.
If the owner had issues with Malky before then clearly he either accepts what has allegedly happened and moves on or there is no possibility of Osome sort of stability at the club. It would be interesting to know what this dispute is?
The dispute is the transfer add ons always have been ,if malky had said its moody s fault then it would of blown over but he didn't ,the medal transfer has cost the club an extra 500 k part of the problem
OK, so let's say your right!
The question I'd then ask is where's the other 14.5 million he's been accused of somehow overspending?!?
...and what responsibly does lim take for signing the contracts off?, as Tan don't seem to have any grievance with lim for the overspend yet he signed them off didn't he?
I haunt got a clue who signs them off but the club are blaming moody so maybe he did ,but the medal deal there was 100% f**k up
People blame lim but if that's the case why hasn't malkysaid so, As what will he lose? He clearly won't resign so can say what he likes if it's true! But maybe there lies the problem? What is the real truth!!!!
If you listen to malkys interview the other day he said something along the lines of "when get gethin Jenkins and Alan Whitley were here we had a process and things ran smoothly" when he was talking about the recruitment policy he likes to work to
To me that came across that malky feels things dont run so well now Mr lim is in charge
Wed Dec 25, 2013 2:19 pm
pembroke allan wrote:timdog80 wrote:pembroke allan wrote:wez1927 wrote:timdog80 wrote:wez1927 wrote:bridgendbluebird30 wrote:Sky Sports reports that City will bring in a new manager if the dispute with Malky cannot be resolved. What is the dispute? To my knowledge a dispute is generally where this is a disagreement between two parties.
From what I have seen it is the owner who has the grievance with Malky and not Malky with the owner or the club. What is there to resolve? One minute the owner wants to sack Malky and now he has been talked into giving him a stay of execution although it appears as though the owners stance has not eased by not entering into dialogue with the manager.
If the owner had issues with Malky before then clearly he either accepts what has allegedly happened and moves on or there is no possibility of Osome sort of stability at the club. It would be interesting to know what this dispute is?
The dispute is the transfer add ons always have been ,if malky had said its moody s fault then it would of blown over but he didn't ,the medal transfer has cost the club an extra 500 k part of the problem
OK, so let's say your right!
The question I'd then ask is where's the other 14.5 million he's been accused of somehow overspending?!?
...and what responsibly does lim take for signing the contracts off?, as Tan don't seem to have any grievance with lim for the overspend yet he signed them off didn't he?
I haunt got a clue who signs them off but the club are blaming moody so maybe he did ,but the medal deal there was 100% f**k up
People blame lim but if that's the case why hasn't malkysaid so, As what will he lose? He clearly won't resign so can say what he likes if it's true! But maybe there lies the problem? What is the real truth!!!!
If you listen to malkys interview the other day he said something along the lines of "when get gethin Jenkins and Alan Whitley were here we had a process and things ran smoothly" when he was talking about the recruitment policy he likes to work to
To me that came across that malky feels things dont run so well now Mr lim is in charge
That's stating the obvious to be fair, as the problems seems to stem from lims involvement in transfers