theory on the future at cardiff city

As stated on this board in recent days it is strange that now sams debt is paid there is a sudden orchestrated programme to get Tan out of the club.When sams debt was cleared and he was made life president I recall tan saying that he would be taking footballing advice from sam.
since this time tan seems to be making outlandish statements,and taking interest in dressing room affairs mirroring things sam used to do.Can it be that sam is telling him what to do.
I have just seen statement made by sam today fully backing tan stating malky was treating him as a money cow and saying tan should have sacked him earlier.
Now what happens if tan walks and the club is placed into administration will sam be able to buy city out debt free and start again for peanuts and we are back to where we were in championship or lower.sam returning the club back to blue as a reward for the assistance received in driving tan out.Is this possible I don't know enough about business workings to know if its possible its just the thoughts of a suspicious old man who has seen many strange twists at this club in past 60 years to be thinking in this way

He's not going to walk with possibly 30-40 million quids worth of players at the club.

There are parachute payments if we go down etc so it's not as simple as putting club into administration. Players would be sold to cover debt etc etc.

Sam would run the club into the ground. And Sam wanted us to play elsewhere etc etc and rebrand us a long time ago.
Hopefully we get a decent manager, play some proper football and get some points then all this can be put in the past.

I'm glad Malkys gone but it should have been done in the correct way. But Malky ob played it into his hands.

Surely not!

I hope your right but if Tan thinks he is losing to much face he will salvage what he can and walk away.how must players feel if they see fans calling for person who pays their wages to f... off.without his imput they wont be paid and they would be sold for peanuts compared to the over inflated prices we paid for them