Always speaks his mind and has stuck by his morals
You have to Totally Respect Dave I knew him during the 80's & 90's and he said he was never coming back under Tan and Dave missed out on what many fans like Dave & Myself dreamt of Man United/Liverpool etc but he never once came back.
Dave chose to Walk Away,I chose to stay and keep the Blue going,but I have to say,it must of been so hard for Dave to walk away from his club.
He posted this,this week
To Tony Jeffries AKA TIT on CCMB
Who did say at the meeting with the Club," I dont care what Cardiff City play in."
To be honest, I can't remember ever being upset about the prices at Ninian Park, so you wouldn't have seen me at the forefront of any protests on that issue. You would have seen me on the pitch demonstrating against Clemo, though (I think there were about ten of us, Sludge being another if memory serves) and at the various meetings we staged in our efforts to get rid of him. You would also have seen me in the Grandstand protesting about Kumar, Hibbitt and Osman after that Gillingham game if you can remember it.
As regards the summer of 2012, I can clearly remember how firmly in favour of Vincent Tan and his re-brand you were in the early stages. Here's another reminder in case you need one:
http://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/foot ... ng-2030643The people who spoke out against it in the intial meeting were me, Mark, Keith, Annis, Tim and Tracey. You were perfectly content to accept it and I had no problem with that at all. However, to remain silent while Gwyn was shouting abuse and issuing threats to three people who regarded you as their friend during the second meeting was very poor form indeed. To then leave that meeting, stand shoulder-to-shoulder with him and back him up all the way while he publicly attempted to blame those same people for Tan's u-turn was unforgiveable as far as I'm concerned.
You talked about people sticking together and showing their true colours in your opening post. Unfortunately, in my opinion you did just that in May 2012 when you stood alongside Gwyn Davies and backed Vincent Tan's re-brand.