" VINCENT TAN TO MEET "

Slade to meet Tan to discuss next season's transfer policy

Friday 10th April 2015

New budgets available for Slade to build squad.

He might be unpopular with the fans becuase of the average quality of football on offer but Russell Slade has been assured he will be City boss next season and he's flying to Malaysia to meet Vincent Tan next week to make plans.

After a massive cost cutting exercise this season the club are about to buid again.

“The parameters will be greater than they were in January and there is still work to be done,” said Slade.

“We have our targets and the owner (Tan) and chief executive (Ken Choo) are aware of those.

“We are working on bringing in players and one or two of those will cost us a little bit of money.”

Financial reasons meant the loans of Matt Connolly to Watford and Kenwynne Jones to Bournemouth.

“The departures of people like Kenwyne and Matt Connolly on loan were based on financial reasons. If we had been in the top
six or bottom six it would have been a different story," Slade continued.

“But we are mid-table and had the chance to bring in resources before the end of this season which could help going forward.

“Both deals make financial sense.”

Bournemouth paid a hefty loan fee for Jones and there is a further amount due if they are promoted. The Cherries are also paying all of Jones’ wages.

Meet and sack hopefully

Mr I have absolutely no idea how to run a football Club meets Mr Clueless on buying basement reject players for next season. They would both sit in a room going ummmmmm ummmmmmm Hmmmmm Ummmmmm and then Mr Clueless saying would you like me to tickle your prostate now ? Should be an interesting meeting

Mr I have absolutely no idea how to run a football Club meets Mr Clueless on buying basement reject players for next season. They would both sit in a room going ummmmmm ummmmmmm Hmmmmm Ummmmmm and then Mr Clueless saying would you like me to tickle your prostate now ? Should be an interesting meeting

Loads of fickle fans who sit by wanting loads spent on players and wages and reduction of debt and Tan gone will moan whatever happens.

i wouldnt give slade a £50 tesco voucher to spend, our problem is we have a clueless director, and a clueless manager even go with, a clueless club

i wouldnt give slade a £50 tesco voucher to spend, our problem is we have a clueless director, and a clueless manager even go with, a clueless club

And to go with clueless fans!

i wouldnt give slade a £50 tesco voucher to spend, our problem is we have a clueless director, and a clueless manager even go with, a clueless club

And to go with clueless fans!

Spot on. They're pathetic. He's so about 10 players to reduce the wages. (Not his fault) add the injuries of Marshall Turner pilks eetc. manga went to cup of nations. He's steadied the ship. Fans think we should be top. Mid table is absolutely fine based on what's gone on. Malky, Holloway, Steve Clarke and hughton below slade

Mr I have absolutely no idea how to run a football Club meets Mr Clueless on buying basement reject players for next season. They would both sit in a room going ummmmmm ummmmmmm Hmmmmm Ummmmmm and then Mr Clueless saying would you like me to tickle your prostate now ? Should be an interesting meeting

Slade to meet Tan to discuss next season's transfer policy

Friday 10th April 2015

New budgets available for Slade to build squad.

He might be unpopular with the fans becuase of the average quality of football on offer but Russell Slade has been assured he will be City boss next season and he's flying to Malaysia to meet Vincent Tan next week to make plans.

After a massive cost cutting exercise this season the club are about to buid again.

“The parameters will be greater than they were in January and there is still work to be done,” said Slade.

“We have our targets and the owner (Tan) and chief executive (Ken Choo) are aware of those.

“We are working on bringing in players and one or two of those will cost us a little bit of money.”

Financial reasons meant the loans of Matt Connolly to Watford and Kenwynne Jones to Bournemouth.

“The departures of people like Kenwyne and Matt Connolly on loan were based on financial reasons. If we had been in the top
six or bottom six it would have been a different story," Slade continued.

“But we are mid-table and had the chance to bring in resources before the end of this season which could help going forward.

“Both deals make financial sense.”

Bournemouth paid a hefty loan fee for Jones and there is a further amount due if they are promoted. The Cherries are also paying all of Jones’ wages.

We will be probably looking to buy a ton pentre striker forward who is exellent at that level