' I Turned Cardiff Job down once & still dont want it '

Exactly what Bellamy said to me when I sat with him in Bristol Airport back in May this year, Bells couldnt wait to get away from the current regime and after explaining why I understood totally



Craig Bellamy: 'I turned down Cardiff City manager's job in December and wouldn't accept if offered it now'

Thursday Sep 18, 2014

By Simon Gaskell

Bellamy, 35, tipped Tony Pulis for the Cardiff job after revealing he could have moved into management with his hometown club last December


Cardiff City legend Craig Bellamy has sensationally revealed he turned down the chance to manage the club when Malky Mackay was sacked last December.

Bellamy, 35, says he was offered the Bluebirds top job after Mackay eventually left following the bitter breakdown of his relationship with owner Vincent Tan.

But he says he nipped it in the bud before a serious conversation was had about him taking on the managerial reins.

Meanwhile the club hero added that he wouldn't take the job if offered it now, adding the club is 'not right' for him at this moment in time.

Bellamy made the remarks while appearing on BT Sport's Clare Balding Show.

Asked what his answer would be if Vincent Tan was to ring him and ask him to manage Cardiff, Bellamy replied: "No, certainly not."

He added: "Look, I had the opportunity at Christmas to do it. When Malky left, they offered it to me then.

"Whether it was part-time... I didn't really give them the chance to get into too much of a conversation.



Forever Blue wrote Saturday May 24th 2014 :

Yes I do hold my hands up, my daughters asked for a photo with Bells early eve in Bristol Airport and I stayed away, then Bells saw me after and we ended up having a long chat regarding City, himself etc and if ever I had judged a person wrong that was him, pure gentleman and a straight talking/honest person who told me some real home truths, a lot I knew which he confirmed.



I did tell him what my previous opinion was.

Is it me or is there a pattern?

Exactly what Bellamy said to me when I sat with him in Bristol Airport back in May this year, Bells couldnt wait to get away from the current regime and after explaining why I understood totally



Craig Bellamy: 'I turned down Cardiff City manager's job in December and wouldn't accept if offered it now'

Thursday Sep 18, 2014

By Simon Gaskell

Bellamy, 35, tipped Tony Pulis for the Cardiff job after revealing he could have moved into management with his hometown club last December


Cardiff City legend Craig Bellamy has sensationally revealed he turned down the chance to manage the club when Malky Mackay was sacked last December.

Bellamy, 35, says he was offered the Bluebirds top job after Mackay eventually left following the bitter breakdown of his relationship with owner Vincent Tan.

But he says he nipped it in the bud before a serious conversation was had about him taking on the managerial reins.

Meanwhile the club hero added that he wouldn't take the job if offered it now, adding the club is 'not right' for him at this moment in time.

Bellamy made the remarks while appearing on BT Sport's Clare Balding Show.

Asked what his answer would be if Vincent Tan was to ring him and ask him to manage Cardiff, Bellamy replied: "No, certainly not."

He added: "Look, I had the opportunity at Christmas to do it. When Malky left, they offered it to me then.

"Whether it was part-time... I didn't really give them the chance to get into too much of a conversation.



Forever Blue wrote Saturday May 24th 2014 :

Yes I do hold my hands up, my daughters asked for a photo with Bells early eve in Bristol Airport and I stayed away, then Bells saw me after and we ended up having a long chat regarding City, himself etc and if ever I had judged a person wrong that was him, pure gentleman and a straight talking/honest person who told me some real home truths, a lot I knew which he confirmed.



I did tell him what my previous opinion was.

One day you'll write a book about that conversation Annis.


Why not start this evening as I can't wait to know everything that was said.

He hasn't been offered it the second time round though has he? Keep quiet no neck

I wouldn't want him as manager anyway, so not really interested in what he has to say.

I'd still love to know what that conversation was about. When will you able to reveal Annis?

Exactly what Bellamy said to me when I sat with him in Bristol Airport back in May this year, Bells couldnt wait to get away from the current regime and after explaining why I understood totally



Craig Bellamy: 'I turned down Cardiff City manager's job in December and wouldn't accept if offered it now'

Thursday Sep 18, 2014

By Simon Gaskell

Bellamy, 35, tipped Tony Pulis for the Cardiff job after revealing he could have moved into management with his hometown club last December


Cardiff City legend Craig Bellamy has sensationally revealed he turned down the chance to manage the club when Malky Mackay was sacked last December.

Bellamy, 35, says he was offered the Bluebirds top job after Mackay eventually left following the bitter breakdown of his relationship with owner Vincent Tan.

But he says he nipped it in the bud before a serious conversation was had about him taking on the managerial reins.

Meanwhile the club hero added that he wouldn't take the job if offered it now, adding the club is 'not right' for him at this moment in time.

Bellamy made the remarks while appearing on BT Sport's Clare Balding Show.

Asked what his answer would be if Vincent Tan was to ring him and ask him to manage Cardiff, Bellamy replied: "No, certainly not."

He added: "Look, I had the opportunity at Christmas to do it. When Malky left, they offered it to me then.

"Whether it was part-time... I didn't really give them the chance to get into too much of a conversation.



Forever Blue wrote Saturday May 24th 2014 :

Yes I do hold my hands up, my daughters asked for a photo with Bells early eve in Bristol Airport and I stayed away, then Bells saw me after and we ended up having a long chat regarding City, himself etc and if ever I had judged a person wrong that was him, pure gentleman and a straight talking/honest person who told me some real home truths, a lot I knew which he confirmed.



I did tell him what my previous opinion was.

One day you'll write a book about that conversation Annis.


Why not start this evening as I can't wait to know everything that was said.

No more books for me Gary,but I learnt a lot from Bells that night

Wouldn't give him the satisfaction of having the job

Thank god he doesn't want the job!

bellamy sat in bristol airport the cheep skate

easy jet

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2qDkKp ... zi0wUPltmA

Exactly what Bellamy said to me when I sat with him in Bristol Airport back in May this year, Bells couldnt wait to get away from the current regime and after explaining why I understood totally



Craig Bellamy: 'I turned down Cardiff City manager's job in December and wouldn't accept if offered it now'

Thursday Sep 18, 2014

By Simon Gaskell

Bellamy, 35, tipped Tony Pulis for the Cardiff job after revealing he could have moved into management with his hometown club last December


Cardiff City legend Craig Bellamy has sensationally revealed he turned down the chance to manage the club when Malky Mackay was sacked last December.

Bellamy, 35, says he was offered the Bluebirds top job after Mackay eventually left following the bitter breakdown of his relationship with owner Vincent Tan.

But he says he nipped it in the bud before a serious conversation was had about him taking on the managerial reins.

Meanwhile the club hero added that he wouldn't take the job if offered it now, adding the club is 'not right' for him at this moment in time.

Bellamy made the remarks while appearing on BT Sport's Clare Balding Show.

Asked what his answer would be if Vincent Tan was to ring him and ask him to manage Cardiff, Bellamy replied: "No, certainly not."

He added: "Look, I had the opportunity at Christmas to do it. When Malky left, they offered it to me then.

"Whether it was part-time... I didn't really give them the chance to get into too much of a conversation.



Forever Blue wrote Saturday May 24th 2014 :

Yes I do hold my hands up, my daughters asked for a photo with Bells early eve in Bristol Airport and I stayed away, then Bells saw me after and we ended up having a long chat regarding City, himself etc and if ever I had judged a person wrong that was him, pure gentleman and a straight talking/honest person who told me some real home truths, a lot I knew which he confirmed.



I did tell him what my previous opinion was.

One day you'll write a book about that conversation Annis.


Why not start this evening as I can't wait to know everything that was said.

No more books for me Gary,but I learnt a lot from Bells that night

What do you mean, Annis, no more books? Somebody is going to have to write the definitive account of the Vincent Tan era. It won't last for ever.

If you fancy another quick chat with him you'll find him down pier 64, he's a regular there i'm told he is currently in the process of buying it.

Exactly what Bellamy said to me when I sat with him in Bristol Airport back in May this year, Bells couldnt wait to get away from the current regime and after explaining why I understood totally



Craig Bellamy: 'I turned down Cardiff City manager's job in December and wouldn't accept if offered it now'

Thursday Sep 18, 2014

By Simon Gaskell

Bellamy, 35, tipped Tony Pulis for the Cardiff job after revealing he could have moved into management with his hometown club last December


Cardiff City legend Craig Bellamy has sensationally revealed he turned down the chance to manage the club when Malky Mackay was sacked last December.

Bellamy, 35, says he was offered the Bluebirds top job after Mackay eventually left following the bitter breakdown of his relationship with owner Vincent Tan.

But he says he nipped it in the bud before a serious conversation was had about him taking on the managerial reins.

Meanwhile the club hero added that he wouldn't take the job if offered it now, adding the club is 'not right' for him at this moment in time.

Bellamy made the remarks while appearing on BT Sport's Clare Balding Show.

Asked what his answer would be if Vincent Tan was to ring him and ask him to manage Cardiff, Bellamy replied: "No, certainly not."

He added: "Look, I had the opportunity at Christmas to do it. When Malky left, they offered it to me then.

"Whether it was part-time... I didn't really give them the chance to get into too much of a conversation.



Forever Blue wrote Saturday May 24th 2014 :

Yes I do hold my hands up, my daughters asked for a photo with Bells early eve in Bristol Airport and I stayed away, then Bells saw me after and we ended up having a long chat regarding City, himself etc and if ever I had judged a person wrong that was him, pure gentleman and a straight talking/honest person who told me some real home truths, a lot I knew which he confirmed.



I did tell him what my previous opinion was.

One day you'll write a book about that conversation Annis.


Why not start this evening as I can't wait to know everything that was said.

No more books for me Gary,but I learnt a lot from Bells that night

What do you mean, Annis, no more books? Somebody is going to have to write the definitive account of the Vincent Tan era. It won't last for ever.

Let's hope it is more of a pamphlet than War and Peace! In fact, I hope this is the last chapter (although probably not, worse luck!!

the club isnt right for me, well bellers you werent right for us most of the time ,your 38k per week was fine for you i take it, little scumbag go away your not wanted anyway

He hasn't been offered it the second time round though has he? Keep quiet no neck

bitter wanker craig bellend is.

bellers quoted saying turned down job before ole, and said he is not ready at the moment! which to me means he would manage us in future if job was available

bellers quoted saying turned down job before ole, and said he is not ready at the moment! which to me means he would manage us in future if job was available

Could have been a temp job until they found a new manager?

bellers quoted saying turned down job before ole, and said he is not ready at the moment! which to me means he would manage us in future if job was available

Could have been a temp job until they found a new manager?

hes probably to busy in seirra leone, also if he was successfull then what?

Thank God