The most divisive figure at Cardiff in the last 100 years?

Who is it? Which person in the history of the club is responsible for causing the most upset, disagreement or hostility for players or fans?

Vincent Tan. Never before has promotion to the top flight been so bitter-sweet for a fan base.

Sam Hammam.
The ref who said the luton town goal was onside
Tan
Barry Chuckles

Vincent Tan. Never before has promotion to the top flight been so bitter-sweet for a fan base.

Yet you buy a season ticket and support his regime. Hypocrite.

Who is it? Which person in the history of the club is responsible for causing the most upset, disagreement or hostility for players or fans?

is it Bartley Wilson?. because if he had prefered bristol city to bristol rovers, we would have been red all along

Vincent Tan. Never before has promotion to the top flight been so bitter-sweet for a fan base.

Yet you buy a season ticket and support his regime. Hypocrite.

so its not just when people attack you that you post then Barnett?



Good to have you back!

Sam Hammam.
The ref who said the luton town goal was onside
Tan
Barry Chuckles

Will have to second this one.

George Smith

Carl Curtis

Vincent Tan. Never before has promotion to the top flight been so bitter-sweet for a fan base.

Yet you buy a season ticket and support his regime. Hypocrite.

Do you attend games?

Do you attend games?

Not since Scarfgate. I don't agree with trying to brainwash fans with red scarves and I don't agree with giving Tan of any of my money. I watch all the games online thanks Willy Plonka whilst you're off down the egg oiling yourself up at the prospect of Henson grappling with other men.

27,000 regulars say it can't be Tan .

suppose it depends on your era of following city , had some owners fans have hated for whatever reason, but obviously not for such a devisive reason!

All you so called fans for BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOing Whitts shame on yoooooooooooooooo all

Mr Dewey and his board for selling Toshack.
There are still people who haven't been to a game since!

Mr Dewey and his board for selling Toshack.
There are still people who haven't been to a game since!

he was so effective at that time..it really was selling promotion..yep they get my vote

Mr Dewey and his board for selling Toshack.
There are still people who haven't been to a game since!

That was a common complaint for decades. Used to hear it all the time. Still suspect that most of them drifted back occasionally, though.

Definite Tan! fan base very split. some support him some tolerate him and some hate him
You cannot say Hammam as everyone hates him apart maybe from ten people

Mr Dewey and his board for selling Toshack.
There are still people who haven't been to a game since!

That was a common complaint for decades. Used to hear it all the time. Still suspect that most of them drifted back occasionally, though.

Tbf it was probably an excuse for a load of plastics who wanted glory! But there's no doubt that the sale (or possibly the delay in getting the replacement)blew our chances big time and even though we still came close it was downhill from there.

Would have to say Swampyrat96, two camps, one camp hate him, the other camp hate him more, very devicees he I'd mush

Mr Dewey and his board for selling Toshack.
There are still people who haven't been to a game since!

That was a common complaint for decades. Used to hear it all the time. Still suspect that most of them drifted back occasionally, though.

Tbf it was probably an excuse for a load of plastics who wanted glory! But there's no doubt that the sale (or possibly the delay in getting the replacement)blew our chances big time and even though we still came close it was downhill from there.

had we been promoted that season......where would it have led...........selling him sent us on a downward spirral for 40 years.Tan dont even come close

Mr Dewey and his board for selling Toshack.
There are still people who haven't been to a game since!

That was a common complaint for decades. Used to hear it all the time. Still suspect that most of them drifted back occasionally, though.

Tbf it was probably an excuse for a load of plastics who wanted glory! But there's no doubt that the sale (or possibly the delay in getting the replacement)blew our chances big time and even though we still came close it was downhill from there.

No doubt at all that the sale cost us promotion. Alan Warboys did fine when he came, but the delay was costly. But more than that, the sale of Toshack seemed to show a massive lack of ambition by Fred Dewey and the board. It knocked the stuffing out of the season. The defeat to Watford at home really ended promotion, and by the time we played Sheffield United at Brammall Lane, the writing was on the wall. The rest, as they say, is history.

To be honest, I have not thought much about 70/71 in the last year or two. I suppose the excitement of finally making it took over. I was 13 at the end of that season. Little did I realise that I would be 55 by the time we eventually made it to the 'First Division'!