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'I will leave if I am not wanted'

Thu Dec 26, 2013 7:21 am

Well Vincent Tan,

You played a dangerous game of poker and now your bluff is being called - too many people do not 'love' you any more and are added to those who did not trust you from the day you started changing things!
So my question is: Will you leave now that you are not wanted?
You lost the PR war - conclusively
You alienated yourself from football professionals from the media and other clubs
You have caused embarrassment to sponsors who invest a great deal of money
Your interference and poor football business sense has reduced the value of CCFC making it harder to sell shares in any flotation

So, now you will have to face the fans and sit there while they chant their feelings :lol:

Re: 'I will leave if I am not wanted'

Thu Dec 26, 2013 7:45 am

'I will leave if I am not wanted'

Good :D

Re: 'I will leave if I am not wanted'

Thu Dec 26, 2013 7:54 am



It's funny - the Tan apologists are willing to believe every word that comes out of his mouth about debt to equity etc... But as soon as this is mentioned, they go quiet.

Doesn't suit their agenda to believe it I guess. :laughing6:

Re: 'I will leave if I am not wanted'

Thu Dec 26, 2013 8:13 am

That bandwagon is getting awfully full

Re: 'I will leave if I am not wanted'

Thu Dec 26, 2013 8:15 am

CraigCCFC wrote:That bandwagon is getting awfully full


Surely people are entitled to their opinions & if people have had enough of Tan's nonsense, they can do so.

Re: 'I will leave if I am not wanted'

Thu Dec 26, 2013 8:21 am

Barry Chuckle wrote:
CraigCCFC wrote:That bandwagon is getting awfully full


Surely people are entitled to their opinions & if people have had enough of Tan's nonsense, they can do so.


never said otherwise. No issue with the protest.

its just sad to see people care more about a 2.5 year long management figure than a 100yr part of CCFC tradition.

gotta love the people ramping it up. Coming to the forefront when they think there might be some success yet have basically done jack shit for 18months.

Re: 'I will leave if I am not wanted'

Thu Dec 26, 2013 8:24 am

CraigCCFC wrote:never said otherwise. No issue with the protest.

its just sad to see people care more about a 2.5 year long management figure than a 100yr part of CCFC tradition.

gotta love the people ramping it up. Coming to the forefront when they think there might be some success yet have basically done jack shit for 18months.


I don't think they care more about the manager, I think it's just a case of the final straw. The fans in the main begrudgingly accepted the rebrand, as they could see the "benefits" of it, yet are now fed up with the continual bad press and meddling from Tan & the Malky business was the final straw - hence they have started showing their teeth.

Although I do agree, many have had a go at the likes of me for 18 months & now are joining in.

Re: 'I will leave if I am not wanted'

Thu Dec 26, 2013 8:34 am

I think this protest is the final nail in Malky's coffin.

Tan will see this as a pro malky protest as there hasnt been anything for 18 months concerning the rebrand apart from 100 people on BU marches. Tan will see Malky as a problem and remove the threat to his business.

If there was any hope for Malky then this has finished it.

Re: 'I will leave if I am not wanted'

Thu Dec 26, 2013 9:10 am

CraigCCFC wrote:I think this protest is the final nail in Malky's coffin.

Tan will see this as a pro malky protest as there hasnt been anything for 18 months concerning the rebrand apart from 100 people on BU marches. Tan will see Malky as a problem and remove the threat to his business.

If there was any hope for Malky then this has finished it.

It always used to be that if clubs fans shouted 'sack the board', then you would see managers fired pretty quick.
This one is a bit different though. Tough few days for Vinnie boy coming up.

Re: 'I will leave if I am not wanted'

Thu Dec 26, 2013 9:13 am

"I will leave if I'm not wanted" I wouldn't bet on it if theres still money to be made and social status to be achieved

Re: 'I will leave if I am not wanted'

Thu Dec 26, 2013 9:21 am

Perfect Malky gets paid up Craig and no compo for another club.

They haven't got it in them to remove Tan and get him to walk, as you say rebrand time was the time to kick off , but thousands of souls ( mainly newly attracted souls may I add ) were sold for money and glory. Tan knows this, couple of signings bug name manager and " his people " tow the party line.

Vinnies doing a fantastic job of killing your club but he knows the demonstrators aren't strong enough to beat him. He has the soul selling masses behind him and I reckon the demonstrators will be too soft and a damp squib anyway. Maybe I will be proved wrong who knows but that's my gut feeling. Keyboard talk is cheap have the fans of Cardiff with a soul got the bottle ?

Re: 'I will leave if I am not wanted'

Thu Dec 26, 2013 9:48 am

I think Malky's heart is now wanting the West Ham job. He knows his relationship with dictator Tan is broken beyond repair but its a simple case of a battle of wills over a massive amount of money. Who gets it Malky or Tan.
But in the mean time its the club that gets damaged. Tan has made us a laughing stock with ghe rebrand and now with this.
I wish Malky good luck as how can he stay now ? Saying we have a right to protest is a clever move in there game of chess.
Lets be honest here if it wasnt for the compo Malky would of resigned by now or Tan would of sacked him.

Re: 'I will leave if I am not wanted'

Thu Dec 26, 2013 9:53 am

Nuclearblue wrote:I think Malky's heart is now wanting the West Ham job. He knows his relationship with dictator Tan is broken beyond repair but its a simple case of a battle of wills over a massive amount of money. Who gets it Malky or Tan.
But in the mean time its the club that gets damaged. Tan has made us a laughing stock with ghe rebrand and now with this.
I wish Malky good luck as how can he stay now ? Saying we have a right to protest is a clever move in there game of chess.
Lets be honest here if it wasnt for the compo Malky would of resigned by now or Tan would of sacked him.


the big question is though Nukes can the real fans have enough in them to pull off this demo???

Real fans will be there no doubt but aren't the majority newbie soul sellers or U turners at the the flick of the switch?

Lets be honest weve seen fans before as die hards stood at the gates in mug and bigger mug t shirts on a Friday afternoon and then soon covering them up and drinking cocktails down the bay a few hours later on the flick of a u turn switch.

Re: 'I will leave if I am not wanted'

Thu Dec 26, 2013 9:57 am

Barry Chuckle wrote:

It's funny - the Tan apologists are willing to believe every word that comes out of his mouth about debt to equity etc... But as soon as this is mentioned, they go quiet.

Doesn't suit their agenda to believe it I guess. :laughing6:


So you believe tan won't swap debt to equity? And what is a tan apologist? Is that the same as malky apologist? ?? Just wondered.

Re: 'I will leave if I am not wanted'

Thu Dec 26, 2013 10:07 am

Daya wrote:
Nuclearblue wrote:I think Malky's heart is now wanting the West Ham job. He knows his relationship with dictator Tan is broken beyond repair but its a simple case of a battle of wills over a massive amount of money. Who gets it Malky or Tan.
But in the mean time its the club that gets damaged. Tan has made us a laughing stock with ghe rebrand and now with this.
I wish Malky good luck as how can he stay now ? Saying we have a right to protest is a clever move in there game of chess.
Lets be honest here if it wasnt for the compo Malky would of resigned by now or Tan would of sacked him.


the big question is though Nukes can the real fans have enough in them to pull off this demo???

Real fans will be there no doubt but aren't the majority newbie soul sellers or U turners at the the flick of the switch?

Lets be honest weve seen fans before as die hards stood at the gates in mug and bigger mug t shirts on a Friday afternoon and then soon covering them up and drinking cocktails down the bay a few hours later on the flick of a u turn switch.


Daya, killer post from you mate. That nail has well and truly been hit squarely on its bonce!!!

I put a previous post up on a similar topic but asking if this sort of bollocx could possibly have been allowed to happen in Germany for example. I said could you imagine some Asian Tiger having the temerity to even dare suggest changing Borussia Dortmund from yellow to red? .............mein Gott in himmel; Blitzkreig!!! A very swift retreat back to the orient methinks.

No we're a very civilised?, wimpy lot over here I'm afraid: too many preferring to watch any kind of local Premiership footie, enjoy their Prawn Sandwiches and tipple some Pimms. God help us! :roll:

Re: 'I will leave if I am not wanted'

Thu Dec 26, 2013 10:15 am

pembroke allan wrote:
Barry Chuckle wrote:

It's funny - the Tan apologists are willing to believe every word that comes out of his mouth about debt to equity etc... But as soon as this is mentioned, they go quiet.

Doesn't suit their agenda to believe it I guess. :laughing6:


So you believe tan won't swap debt to equity? And what is a tan apologist? Is that the same as malky apologist? ?? Just wondered.


I don't believe anything that man says Pembroke Tan. :laughing6: I don't trust him at all. People like you are Tan apologists, the ones who wouldn't dream of criticising their beloved leader. :roll: