Malky Mackay not taking Tan to court and......

wants to get back into management asap!!!!

Monday 30th December 2013.

WBA appointment has got to be due now surely..?


Former Cardiff City boss Malky Mackay 'not currently considering legal action' as he awaits £2m pay-off from Vincent Tan

Mackay has ruled nothing in or out when it comes to seeking a financial settlement from the Bluebirds owner

Sacked Cardiff City boss Malky Mackay is still awaiting a £2m ‘golden handshake’ from the club – but is not considering legal action at this point in time.

It has been suggested that Mackay is preparing to take Bluebirds owner Vincent Tan to court for the money he believes is due to him after his contract was terminated by the Malaysian businessman last Friday.

It was claimed too Mackay was about to put his managerial career on hold to focus on a legal battle but this appears wide of the mark, with insiders in Mackay’s camp insisting the Scot is ready and eager to take another job in football management when he feels the time is right.

Despite his dismissal at Cardiff, Mackay remains one of the brightest young bosses in the game and it looks likely he will make a return to management somewhere sooner rather than later.

But when it comes to unfinished business with the Bluebirds it remains unclear where Tan stands on paying off Mackay what the former manager and his advisers regard as owed by the club.

The Malaysian billionaire had called on Mackay to quit the club in an email but the no-nonsense Scot insisted that would never be the case.

The pair had enjoyed a fractious relationship for sometime but their dispute only really entered the public eye after Mackay’s head of recruitment, Iain Moody, left the club in controversial circumstances in early October.

Tan is said to have been unhappy at some of the transfer business conducted by Mackay and Moody in the transfer market last summer as the club prepared for its first Premier League season in more than half a century.

Mackay’s fate was sealed by a 3-0 Boxing Day home defeat to Southampton, Tan sacking his manager the following day.

There is now a stand-off between both parties as Mackay awaits payment, but those close to him say legal action has not been considered at the moment.

But as things move forward the Mackay camp insist nothing has been been ruled out or nothing ruled in when it comes to seeking financial settlement.

Rip your betting slip up, he`s going to Norwich..

Rip your betting slip up, he`s going to Norwich..

Has he actually been sacked or relieved of his duties big difference when it comes to compo if he takes another job while still being payed by the club

I heard that Tan doesn't want Malky to have another job for 6 months because he doesnt want Malky to save another club from relegation at Cardiffs expense

Tan knows, Malky will want to manage A.S.A.P............and yes, you can hardly turn up claiming huge loss of earnings in court if youve been employed..........reduced settlement ...f**k tan is thick

I heard that Tan doesn't want Malky to have another job for 6 months because he doesnt want Malky to save another club from relegation at Cardiffs expense

Maybe he should encourage him to, his first signing might be Cornlias

I heard that Tan doesn't want Malky to have another job for 6 months because he doesnt want Malky to save another club from relegation at Cardiffs expense

Where did you hear this?

I heard that Tan doesn't want Malky to have another job for 6 months because he doesnt want Malky to save another club from relegation at Cardiffs expense

Where did you hear this?

He hears voices in his head....

wants to get back into management asap!!!!

Monday 30th December 2013.

WBA appointment has got to be due now surely..?


Former Cardiff City boss Malky Mackay 'not currently considering legal action' as he awaits £2m pay-off from Vincent Tan

Mackay has ruled nothing in or out when it comes to seeking a financial settlement from the Bluebirds owner

Sacked Cardiff City boss Malky Mackay is still awaiting a £2m ‘golden handshake’ from the club – but is not considering legal action at this point in time.

It has been suggested that Mackay is preparing to take Bluebirds owner Vincent Tan to court for the money he believes is due to him after his contract was terminated by the Malaysian businessman last Friday.

It was claimed too Mackay was about to put his managerial career on hold to focus on a legal battle but this appears wide of the mark, with insiders in Mackay’s camp insisting the Scot is ready and eager to take another job in football management when he feels the time is right.

Despite his dismissal at Cardiff, Mackay remains one of the brightest young bosses in the game and it looks likely he will make a return to management somewhere sooner rather than later.

But when it comes to unfinished business with the Bluebirds it remains unclear where Tan stands on paying off Mackay what the former manager and his advisers regard as owed by the club.

The Malaysian billionaire had called on Mackay to quit the club in an email but the no-nonsense Scot insisted that would never be the case.

The pair had enjoyed a fractious relationship for sometime but their dispute only really entered the public eye after Mackay’s head of recruitment, Iain Moody, left the club in controversial circumstances in early October.

Tan is said to have been unhappy at some of the transfer business conducted by Mackay and Moody in the transfer market last summer as the club prepared for its first Premier League season in more than half a century.

Mackay’s fate was sealed by a 3-0 Boxing Day home defeat to Southampton, Tan sacking his manager the following day.

There is now a stand-off between both parties as Mackay awaits payment, but those close to him say legal action has not been considered at the moment.

But as things move forward the Mackay camp insist nothing has been been ruled out or nothing ruled in when it comes to seeking financial settlement.

All I see are words like heard, suggested, claimed which means they (and adam) don't really know whats going on but are willing to make any old rubbish up to sell papers, hits or to look itk

I heard that Tan doesn't want Malky to have another job for 6 months because he doesnt want Malky to save another club from relegation at Cardiffs expense

Where did you hear this?

Im sure the people ITK can confirm this

wants to get back into management asap!!!!

Monday 30th December 2013.

WBA appointment has got to be due now surely..?


Former Cardiff City boss Malky Mackay 'not currently considering legal action' as he awaits £2m pay-off from Vincent Tan

Mackay has ruled nothing in or out when it comes to seeking a financial settlement from the Bluebirds owner

Sacked Cardiff City boss Malky Mackay is still awaiting a £2m ‘golden handshake’ from the club – but is not considering legal action at this point in time.

It has been suggested that Mackay is preparing to take Bluebirds owner Vincent Tan to court for the money he believes is due to him after his contract was terminated by the Malaysian businessman last Friday.

It was claimed too Mackay was about to put his managerial career on hold to focus on a legal battle but this appears wide of the mark, with insiders in Mackay’s camp insisting the Scot is ready and eager to take another job in football management when he feels the time is right.

Despite his dismissal at Cardiff, Mackay remains one of the brightest young bosses in the game and it looks likely he will make a return to management somewhere sooner rather than later.

But when it comes to unfinished business with the Bluebirds it remains unclear where Tan stands on paying off Mackay what the former manager and his advisers regard as owed by the club.

The Malaysian billionaire had called on Mackay to quit the club in an email but the no-nonsense Scot insisted that would never be the case.

The pair had enjoyed a fractious relationship for sometime but their dispute only really entered the public eye after Mackay’s head of recruitment, Iain Moody, left the club in controversial circumstances in early October.

Tan is said to have been unhappy at some of the transfer business conducted by Mackay and Moody in the transfer market last summer as the club prepared for its first Premier League season in more than half a century.

Mackay’s fate was sealed by a 3-0 Boxing Day home defeat to Southampton, Tan sacking his manager the following day.

There is now a stand-off between both parties as Mackay awaits payment, but those close to him say legal action has not been considered at the moment.

But as things move forward the Mackay camp insist nothing has been been ruled out or nothing ruled in when it comes to seeking financial settlement.

All I see are words like heard, suggested, claimed which means they (and adam) don't really know whats going on but are willing to make any old rubbish up to sell papers, hits or to look itk

But I thought that believed everything you read on this forum Natman!!!! FFS!!! You got more faces than a Pandy Clock!!!

wants to get back into management asap!!!!

Monday 30th December 2013.

WBA appointment has got to be due now surely..?


Former Cardiff City boss Malky Mackay 'not currently considering legal action' as he awaits £2m pay-off from Vincent Tan

Mackay has ruled nothing in or out when it comes to seeking a financial settlement from the Bluebirds owner

Sacked Cardiff City boss Malky Mackay is still awaiting a £2m ‘golden handshake’ from the club – but is not considering legal action at this point in time.

It has been suggested that Mackay is preparing to take Bluebirds owner Vincent Tan to court for the money he believes is due to him after his contract was terminated by the Malaysian businessman last Friday.

It was claimed too Mackay was about to put his managerial career on hold to focus on a legal battle but this appears wide of the mark, with insiders in Mackay’s camp insisting the Scot is ready and eager to take another job in football management when he feels the time is right.

Despite his dismissal at Cardiff, Mackay remains one of the brightest young bosses in the game and it looks likely he will make a return to management somewhere sooner rather than later.

But when it comes to unfinished business with the Bluebirds it remains unclear where Tan stands on paying off Mackay what the former manager and his advisers regard as owed by the club.

The Malaysian billionaire had called on Mackay to quit the club in an email but the no-nonsense Scot insisted that would never be the case.

The pair had enjoyed a fractious relationship for sometime but their dispute only really entered the public eye after Mackay’s head of recruitment, Iain Moody, left the club in controversial circumstances in early October.

Tan is said to have been unhappy at some of the transfer business conducted by Mackay and Moody in the transfer market last summer as the club prepared for its first Premier League season in more than half a century.

Mackay’s fate was sealed by a 3-0 Boxing Day home defeat to Southampton, Tan sacking his manager the following day.

There is now a stand-off between both parties as Mackay awaits payment, but those close to him say legal action has not been considered at the moment.

But as things move forward the Mackay camp insist nothing has been been ruled out or nothing ruled in when it comes to seeking financial settlement.

All I see are words like heard, suggested, claimed which means they (and adam) don't really know whats going on but are willing to make any old rubbish up to sell papers, hits or to look itk

But I thought that believed everything you read on this forum Natman!!!! FFS!!! You got more faces than a Pandy Clock!!!

no my point has always been to not believe what you read on here! Keep up!

wants to get back into management asap!!!!

Monday 30th December 2013.

WBA appointment has got to be due now surely..?


Former Cardiff City boss Malky Mackay 'not currently considering legal action' as he awaits £2m pay-off from Vincent Tan

Mackay has ruled nothing in or out when it comes to seeking a financial settlement from the Bluebirds owner

Sacked Cardiff City boss Malky Mackay is still awaiting a £2m ‘golden handshake’ from the club – but is not considering legal action at this point in time.

It has been suggested that Mackay is preparing to take Bluebirds owner Vincent Tan to court for the money he believes is due to him after his contract was terminated by the Malaysian businessman last Friday.

It was claimed too Mackay was about to put his managerial career on hold to focus on a legal battle but this appears wide of the mark, with insiders in Mackay’s camp insisting the Scot is ready and eager to take another job in football management when he feels the time is right.

Despite his dismissal at Cardiff, Mackay remains one of the brightest young bosses in the game and it looks likely he will make a return to management somewhere sooner rather than later.

But when it comes to unfinished business with the Bluebirds it remains unclear where Tan stands on paying off Mackay what the former manager and his advisers regard as owed by the club.

The Malaysian billionaire had called on Mackay to quit the club in an email but the no-nonsense Scot insisted that would never be the case.

The pair had enjoyed a fractious relationship for sometime but their dispute only really entered the public eye after Mackay’s head of recruitment, Iain Moody, left the club in controversial circumstances in early October.

Tan is said to have been unhappy at some of the transfer business conducted by Mackay and Moody in the transfer market last summer as the club prepared for its first Premier League season in more than half a century.

Mackay’s fate was sealed by a 3-0 Boxing Day home defeat to Southampton, Tan sacking his manager the following day.

There is now a stand-off between both parties as Mackay awaits payment, but those close to him say legal action has not been considered at the moment.

But as things move forward the Mackay camp insist nothing has been been ruled out or nothing ruled in when it comes to seeking financial settlement.

All I see are words like heard, suggested, claimed which means they (and adam) don't really know whats going on but are willing to make any old rubbish up to sell papers, hits or to look itk

But I thought that believed everything you read on this forum Natman!!!! FFS!!! You got more faces than a Pandy Clock!!!

no my point has always been to not believe what you read on here! Keep up!

No your point has always been that you will believe everything which has been said about me on here. There were many posters who seen you clearly state this so stop digging yourself a bigger hole FFS!!!

wants to get back into management asap!!!!

Monday 30th December 2013.

WBA appointment has got to be due now surely..?


Former Cardiff City boss Malky Mackay 'not currently considering legal action' as he awaits £2m pay-off from Vincent Tan

Mackay has ruled nothing in or out when it comes to seeking a financial settlement from the Bluebirds owner

Sacked Cardiff City boss Malky Mackay is still awaiting a £2m ‘golden handshake’ from the club – but is not considering legal action at this point in time.

It has been suggested that Mackay is preparing to take Bluebirds owner Vincent Tan to court for the money he believes is due to him after his contract was terminated by the Malaysian businessman last Friday.

It was claimed too Mackay was about to put his managerial career on hold to focus on a legal battle but this appears wide of the mark, with insiders in Mackay’s camp insisting the Scot is ready and eager to take another job in football management when he feels the time is right.

Despite his dismissal at Cardiff, Mackay remains one of the brightest young bosses in the game and it looks likely he will make a return to management somewhere sooner rather than later.

But when it comes to unfinished business with the Bluebirds it remains unclear where Tan stands on paying off Mackay what the former manager and his advisers regard as owed by the club.

The Malaysian billionaire had called on Mackay to quit the club in an email but the no-nonsense Scot insisted that would never be the case.

The pair had enjoyed a fractious relationship for sometime but their dispute only really entered the public eye after Mackay’s head of recruitment, Iain Moody, left the club in controversial circumstances in early October.

Tan is said to have been unhappy at some of the transfer business conducted by Mackay and Moody in the transfer market last summer as the club prepared for its first Premier League season in more than half a century.

Mackay’s fate was sealed by a 3-0 Boxing Day home defeat to Southampton, Tan sacking his manager the following day.

There is now a stand-off between both parties as Mackay awaits payment, but those close to him say legal action has not been considered at the moment.

But as things move forward the Mackay camp insist nothing has been been ruled out or nothing ruled in when it comes to seeking financial settlement.

All I see are words like heard, suggested, claimed which means they (and adam) don't really know whats going on but are willing to make any old rubbish up to sell papers, hits or to look itk

But I thought that believed everything you read on this forum Natman!!!! FFS!!! You got more faces than a Pandy Clock!!!

no my point has always been to not believe what you read on here! Keep up!

No your point has always been that you will believe everything which has been said about me on here. There were many posters who seen you clearly state this so stop digging yourself a bigger hole FFS!!!

Wrong again. I was recounting all the stuff said about you to see how you enjoyed being a victim of gossip similar to how you're liking to spread gossip and rumour about the club. Wasn't very pleasant for you by the sound of your reaction so I suggest you learn your lesson and keep your mouth shut.

wants to get back into management asap!!!!

Monday 30th December 2013.

WBA appointment has got to be due now surely..?


Former Cardiff City boss Malky Mackay 'not currently considering legal action' as he awaits £2m pay-off from Vincent Tan

Mackay has ruled nothing in or out when it comes to seeking a financial settlement from the Bluebirds owner

Sacked Cardiff City boss Malky Mackay is still awaiting a £2m ‘golden handshake’ from the club – but is not considering legal action at this point in time.

It has been suggested that Mackay is preparing to take Bluebirds owner Vincent Tan to court for the money he believes is due to him after his contract was terminated by the Malaysian businessman last Friday.

It was claimed too Mackay was about to put his managerial career on hold to focus on a legal battle but this appears wide of the mark, with insiders in Mackay’s camp insisting the Scot is ready and eager to take another job in football management when he feels the time is right.

Despite his dismissal at Cardiff, Mackay remains one of the brightest young bosses in the game and it looks likely he will make a return to management somewhere sooner rather than later.

But when it comes to unfinished business with the Bluebirds it remains unclear where Tan stands on paying off Mackay what the former manager and his advisers regard as owed by the club.

The Malaysian billionaire had called on Mackay to quit the club in an email but the no-nonsense Scot insisted that would never be the case.

The pair had enjoyed a fractious relationship for sometime but their dispute only really entered the public eye after Mackay’s head of recruitment, Iain Moody, left the club in controversial circumstances in early October.

Tan is said to have been unhappy at some of the transfer business conducted by Mackay and Moody in the transfer market last summer as the club prepared for its first Premier League season in more than half a century.

Mackay’s fate was sealed by a 3-0 Boxing Day home defeat to Southampton, Tan sacking his manager the following day.

There is now a stand-off between both parties as Mackay awaits payment, but those close to him say legal action has not been considered at the moment.

But as things move forward the Mackay camp insist nothing has been been ruled out or nothing ruled in when it comes to seeking financial settlement.

All I see are words like heard, suggested, claimed which means they (and adam) don't really know whats going on but are willing to make any old rubbish up to sell papers, hits or to look itk

But I thought that believed everything you read on this forum Natman!!!! FFS!!! You got more faces than a Pandy Clock!!!

no my point has always been to not believe what you read on here! Keep up!

No your point has always been that you will believe everything which has been said about me on here. There were many posters who seen you clearly state this so stop digging yourself a bigger hole FFS!!!

Wrong again. I was recounting all the stuff said about you to see how you enjoyed being a victim of gossip similar to how you're liking to spread gossip and rumour about the club. Wasn't very pleasant for you by the sound of your reaction so I suggest you learn your lesson and keep your mouth shut.

What a lair People seen what you wrote FFS!!!

Yes they did. And I've explained myself fully, but hey, if they now stay misinformed so what? Much like how you constantly spread crap, you know its crap but you do it anyway and despite it being nothing but lies it still sticks

Yes they did. And I've explained myself fully, but hey, if they now stay misinformed so what? Much like how you constantly spread crap, you know its crap but you do it anyway and despite it being nothing but lies it still sticks

You call it 'explained yourself fully' and I would rather call it 'trying to get yourself out of a hole' and Im sure others would too!!!

I heard that Tan doesn't want Malky to have another job for 6 months because he doesnt want Malky to save another club from relegation at Cardiffs expense

f*cking bollox!!

I heard that Tan doesn't want Malky to have another job for 6 months because he doesnt want Malky to save another club from relegation at Cardiffs expense

Where did you hear this?

Im sure the people ITK can confirm this

No i asked you where you heard it? im not asking others to confirm it

Id put money on him going to West Ham