' CCFC MINI UPDATE THURSDAY JANUARY 28th '

" CCFC MINI UPDATE THURSDAY 28TH JAN 2016 "

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One of Vincent Tan's sons is spending more and more time at the club in recent times, as well as being present at the Rotherham home game, Tan's offspring has also attended recent away matches too. He is spending time at the club overseeing things at the club and becoming involved in day to day activities.

Cardiff City's team will fly to Huddersfield tomorrow afternoon at 2.30pm, the squad will train at the Vale tomorrow morning before being coached over to Cardiff Airport for the mid afternoon flight. The team coach will then make its way to Huddersfield with the team kit on board and some staff members.

The cost for this exercise will cost approximately £10,000.

Anthony Pilkington is in full training and is fit for Saturday's trip to Huddersfield though City do have injury concerns to a number of other players.

Joe Mason has now completed his move to Wolves but the delay was due to the severance package that had to be agreed between Mason and Cardiff City. Mason was entitled to a full settlement of his contract and this led to a number of conversations to come to an agreement on the settlement figure.

Mason did not want to leave and was happy at Cardiff but City agreed to the sale and the severance pay was the hold up on the deal.

Wolves have signed Mason for £3.5m which includes Joe's signing on fee, City will receive £3m but pass 25% of the sale to Plymouth as part of the sell on clause, Mason will be £12,500 per week at Molineux and was on £10k a week at Cardiff.

Tony Watt, who has signed for Blackburn on loan, has been left disappointed by Cardiff City. Watt enjoyed his brief time at City and went through 3 days of medical examinations, which he passed, before the transfer embargo was put on the club but Watt was left frustrated by the fact that there was no contact by our club telling Watt what was happening. The striker hoped that City could have somehow got the deal done for him to return to the club but was kept in the dark once the embargo hit.

FAW officials were present at the Rotherham game last Saturday to look at the pitch that the FA of Wales paid for to be relaid,

In the last hour City have been linked with a loan move for Kenneth Zohore, who apparently is heading for a medical tomorrow according to reports.


Cardiff City are set to sign striker Kenneth Zohore, according to reports in Denmark.

They claim that Zohore will undergo a medical tomorrow ahead of the move.

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Kenneth who????

Don't tell me Tan is going to give the club to his son please don't.

Kenneth who????

Zohore.

Any information on tans son ,what business he's been involved with etc ?

Kenneth who????

Zohore.

Who????

Don't tell me Tan is going to give the club to his son please don't.

rydo couold be good thing if feeling possitive or bad thing if an eternal pessimist!

Don't tell me Tan is going to give the club to his son please don't.

You never know Ryan.

It was once described as a train set for his son to play with.

It was just a matter of how many carriages his son wanted to add to that train set, determined how big the club would become.

That was the story when Tan first became involved.

Don't tell me Tan is going to give the club to his son please don't.

You never know Ryan.

It was once described as a train set for his son to play with.

It was just a matter of how many carriages his son wanted to add to that train set, determined how big the club would become.

That was the story when Tan first became involved.

Don't tell me Tan is going to give the club to his son please don't.

You never know Ryan.

It was once described as a train set for his son to play with.

It was just a matter of how many carriages his son wanted to add to that train set, determined how big the club would become.

That was the story when Tan first became involved.

Don't tell me Tan is going to give the club to his son please don't.

You never know Ryan.

It was once described as a train set for his son to play with.

It was just a matter of how many carriages his son wanted to add to that train set, determined how big the club would become.

That was the story when Tan first became involved.

Oh shit.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ombSNVOBCrQ

Distant cousin of Didier Drogba, exciting times

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenneth_Zohore

The club keep wanting to save money, what a waste of money taking a plane and a coach to Huddersfield and yet were training in Cardiff . I understand accommodation.

Yes our club is a rich mans toy

Decent stats that Zahore for Denmark Could be a good signing and very young.

It was once described as a train set for his son to play with.

It was just a matter of how many carriages his son wanted to add to that train set, determined how big the club would become.

You can have all the carriages in the world but you ain't going anywhere without an engine

It was once described as a train set for his son to play with.

It was just a matter of how many carriages his son wanted to add to that train set, determined how big the club would become.

You can have all the carriages in the world but you ain't going anywhere without an engine

A train wreck.

His son having more influence could be a good thing, he is likely to have grown up in a more westernised society and he may have some empathy with fans, far more than his father.

What about the administrator reports that stated there was no sell on clause in Joe Mason's contract?

Also another tall danish player?

That went so well last time.

Cheers Carl

Very, very interesting about Tan's son.

Don't blame Watt for being dissapointed. Very unprofessional from our club on that front. But though the club did well to get that much for Mason.

They talk about cost-cutting but decide to put that sort of money towards a flight, when they could easily get to Huddersfield by coach and get there for a decent time the night before the match.

Can't say I know anything about this player linked.

" CCFC MINI UPDATE THURSDAY 28TH JAN 2016 "

One of Vincent Tan's sons is spending more and more time at the club in recent times, as well as being present at the Rotherham home game, Tan's offspring has also attended recent away matches too. He is spending time at the club overseeing things at the club and becoming involved in day to day activities.

Cardiff City's team will fly to Huddersfield tomorrow afternoon at 2.30pm, the squad will train at the Vale tomorrow morning before being coached over to Cardiff Airport for the mid afternoon flight. The team coach will then make its way to Huddersfield with the team kit on board and some staff members.

The cost for this exercise will cost approximately £10,000.

Anthony Pilkington is in full training and is fit for Saturday's trip to Huddersfield though City do have injury concerns to a number of other players.

Joe Mason has now completed his move to Wolves but the delay was due to the severance package that had to be agreed between Mason and Cardiff City. Mason was entitled to a full settlement of his contract and this led to a number of conversations to come to an agreement on the settlement figure.

Mason did not want to leave and was happy at Cardiff but City agreed to the sale and the severance pay was the hold up on the deal.

Wolves have signed Mason for £3.5m which includes Joe's signing on fee, City will receive £3m but pass 25% of the sale to Plymouth as part of the sell on clause, Mason will be £12,500 per week at Molineux and was on £10k a week at Cardiff.

Tony Watt, who has signed for Blackburn on loan, has been left disappointed by Cardiff City. Watt enjoyed his brief time at City and went through 3 days of medical examinations, which he passed, before the transfer embargo was put on the club but Watt was left frustrated by the fact that there was no contact by our club telling Watt what was happening. The striker hoped that City could have somehow got the deal done for him to return to the club but was kept in the dark once the embargo hit.

FAW officials were present at the Rotherham game last Saturday to look at the pitch that the FA of Wales paid for to be relaid,

In the last hour City have been linked with a loan move for Kenneth Zohore, who apparently is heading for a medical tomorrow according to reports.

Which of Tan's sons Carl?

The club keep wanting to save money, what a waste of money taking a plane and a coach to Huddersfield and yet were training in Cardiff . I understand accommodation.

Come on Annis it's nothing new ,very anti anything the club do recently

Also another tall danish player?

That went so well last time.

Rydogs seen the stats, he's awesome.

Oh god now his son? We are a footballing version of North Korea. Only I can guaranteed we have no one firing any missiles.

If this thing about tans son is true, and I have no reason to believe it is, then it would theoretically be a way out for tan. He coverts the debt to shares and gifts the club to his boy, that way he looks like a generous dad, and he isnt left trying to flog a club in massive debt.

Also another tall danish player?

That went so well last time.

Rydogs seen the stats, he's awesome.

Decent goal ratio for Denmark U21 6 goals in 15 and 9 goals in 29 this season for his club and he's only 21.

" CCFC MINI UPDATE THURSDAY 28TH JAN 2016 "

One of Vincent Tan's sons is spending more and more time at the club in recent times, as well as being present at the Rotherham home game, Tan's offspring has also attended recent away matches too. He is spending time at the club overseeing things at the club and becoming involved in day to day activities.

Cardiff City's team will fly to Huddersfield tomorrow afternoon at 2.30pm, the squad will train at the Vale tomorrow morning before being coached over to Cardiff Airport for the mid afternoon flight. The team coach will then make its way to Huddersfield with the team kit on board and some staff members.

The cost for this exercise will cost approximately £10,000.

Anthony Pilkington is in full training and is fit for Saturday's trip to Huddersfield though City do have injury concerns to a number of other players.

Joe Mason has now completed his move to Wolves but the delay was due to the severance package that had to be agreed between Mason and Cardiff City. Mason was entitled to a full settlement of his contract and this led to a number of conversations to come to an agreement on the settlement figure.

Mason did not want to leave and was happy at Cardiff but City agreed to the sale and the severance pay was the hold up on the deal.

Wolves have signed Mason for £3.5m which includes Joe's signing on fee, City will receive £3m but pass 25% of the sale to Plymouth as part of the sell on clause, Mason will be £12,500 per week at Molineux and was on £10k a week at Cardiff.

Tony Watt, who has signed for Blackburn on loan, has been left disappointed by Cardiff City. Watt enjoyed his brief time at City and went through 3 days of medical examinations, which he passed, before the transfer embargo was put on the club but Watt was left frustrated by the fact that there was no contact by our club telling Watt what was happening. The striker hoped that City could have somehow got the deal done for him to return to the club but was kept in the dark once the embargo hit.

FAW officials were present at the Rotherham game last Saturday to look at the pitch that the FA of Wales paid for to be relaid,

In the last hour City have been linked with a loan move for Kenneth Zohore, who apparently is heading for a medical tomorrow according to reports.

Which of Tan's sons Carl?

Not sure Keith, I didn't ask.

Oh god now his son? We are a footballing version of North Korea. Only I can guaranteed we have no one firing any missiles.

Nothing like North Korea, his son will eventually inherit his fathers business and fortune as you did or will do. We need to get off on the right foot with him, he could persuade Tan to work for the fans.