Thu Oct 08, 2020 8:26 pm
thomasblue wrote:I want Vincent Tan walking round the pitch so we can thank him for keeping the club going financially and saving the club after years of mismanagement of previous owners , giving us the most successful period in the clubs history and constantly pumping multi millions in breaking transfer record after transfer record. And still to this day keeping us going under awful circumstances regarding the virus.
Best owner this club has ever had by a long long way - FACT
Thu Oct 08, 2020 9:57 pm
skidemin wrote:pembroke allan wrote:Barclay1 wrote:As the OP on this post, its been interesting to see opinions. Both Sam and Vincent Tan have their absolute merits.
Will be forever grateful to VT, saved the club, poured his own personal wealth into the club, but I don't believe he has an affinity to Football, or its supporters. For many millions there is an emotional attachment to a Town or City's football club. Apart from the red, this is the only area where VT has fallen short (Not failed). Tan deserves to get back as much of his investment as he can when he sells, and I believe he is a completly honourable man.
Sam for me, connects the club to the fans, shares the passion, is a football supporter and has an affinity to the club. When an owner gets excited about his club, it rubs off. Sam never had an opportunity to flex his muscles in the Premiership. Had he had such an opportunity, I personally think his speculate to accumulate approach would have been better suited and would have been really well supported by the City faithful.
Again, It's only my opinion. Tan will keep us safe, Hammam would push us on.
Sorry sam was only interested in himself and what he could get out off club.... call me a sceptic but to me he had one objective obtain the ground just like Wimbledon the parallels are very similar even the council knew this and wouldn't let him near the ground! Yes sam brought fans together ect but did that at Wimbledon and ask them their thoughts on sam now? Anyway hes gone and long may it remain so..
how about explaining what you see as this this ground conspiracy... and the similarity to Wimbledon..
Thu Oct 08, 2020 9:58 pm
CF23 Bluebird wrote:thomasblue wrote:I want Vincent Tan walking round the pitch so we can thank him for keeping the club going financially and saving the club after years of mismanagement of previous owners , giving us the most successful period in the clubs history and constantly pumping multi millions in breaking transfer record after transfer record. And still to this day keeping us going under awful circumstances regarding the virus.
Best owner this club has ever had by a long long way - FACT
Second that. Sam Hammam is a leach
Thu Oct 08, 2020 10:04 pm
Bakedalasker wrote:maccydee wrote:skidemin wrote:pembroke allan wrote:Barclay1 wrote:As the OP on this post, its been interesting to see opinions. Both Sam and Vincent Tan have their absolute merits.
Will be forever grateful to VT, saved the club, poured his own personal wealth into the club, but I don't believe he has an affinity to Football, or its supporters. For many millions there is an emotional attachment to a Town or City's football club. Apart from the red, this is the only area where VT has fallen short (Not failed). Tan deserves to get back as much of his investment as he can when he sells, and I believe he is a completly honourable man.
Sam for me, connects the club to the fans, shares the passion, is a football supporter and has an affinity to the club. When an owner gets excited about his club, it rubs off. Sam never had an opportunity to flex his muscles in the Premiership. Had he had such an opportunity, I personally think his speculate to accumulate approach would have been better suited and would have been really well supported by the City faithful.
Again, It's only my opinion. Tan will keep us safe, Hammam would push us on.
Sorry sam was only interested in himself and what he could get out off club.... call me a sceptic but to me he had one objective obtain the ground just like Wimbledon the parallels are very similar even the council knew this and wouldn't let him near the ground! Yes sam brought fans together ect but did that at Wimbledon and ask them their thoughts on sam now? Anyway hes gone and long may it remain so..
how about explaining what you see as this this ground conspiracy... and the similarity to Wimbledon..
He sold Plough Lane for a lot of money and left Wimbledon homeless.
Sam wanted a new stadium when he was with us. Where are the similarities between selling Plough Lane and planning on having CCS?
Fri Oct 09, 2020 1:03 am
maccydee wrote:skidemin wrote:pembroke allan wrote:Barclay1 wrote:As the OP on this post, its been interesting to see opinions. Both Sam and Vincent Tan have their absolute merits.
Will be forever grateful to VT, saved the club, poured his own personal wealth into the club, but I don't believe he has an affinity to Football, or its supporters. For many millions there is an emotional attachment to a Town or City's football club. Apart from the red, this is the only area where VT has fallen short (Not failed). Tan deserves to get back as much of his investment as he can when he sells, and I believe he is a completly honourable man.
Sam for me, connects the club to the fans, shares the passion, is a football supporter and has an affinity to the club. When an owner gets excited about his club, it rubs off. Sam never had an opportunity to flex his muscles in the Premiership. Had he had such an opportunity, I personally think his speculate to accumulate approach would have been better suited and would have been really well supported by the City faithful.
Again, It's only my opinion. Tan will keep us safe, Hammam would push us on.
Sorry sam was only interested in himself and what he could get out off club.... call me a sceptic but to me he had one objective obtain the ground just like Wimbledon the parallels are very similar even the council knew this and wouldn't let him near the ground! Yes sam brought fans together ect but did that at Wimbledon and ask them their thoughts on sam now? Anyway hes gone and long may it remain so..
how about explaining what you see as this this ground conspiracy... and the similarity to Wimbledon..
He sold Plough Lane for a lot of money and left Wimbledon homeless.
Fri Oct 09, 2020 7:46 am
Bakedalasker wrote:maccydee wrote:skidemin wrote:pembroke allan wrote:Barclay1 wrote:As the OP on this post, its been interesting to see opinions. Both Sam and Vincent Tan have their absolute merits.
Will be forever grateful to VT, saved the club, poured his own personal wealth into the club, but I don't believe he has an affinity to Football, or its supporters. For many millions there is an emotional attachment to a Town or City's football club. Apart from the red, this is the only area where VT has fallen short (Not failed). Tan deserves to get back as much of his investment as he can when he sells, and I believe he is a completly honourable man.
Sam for me, connects the club to the fans, shares the passion, is a football supporter and has an affinity to the club. When an owner gets excited about his club, it rubs off. Sam never had an opportunity to flex his muscles in the Premiership. Had he had such an opportunity, I personally think his speculate to accumulate approach would have been better suited and would have been really well supported by the City faithful.
Again, It's only my opinion. Tan will keep us safe, Hammam would push us on.
Sorry sam was only interested in himself and what he could get out off club.... call me a sceptic but to me he had one objective obtain the ground just like Wimbledon the parallels are very similar even the council knew this and wouldn't let him near the ground! Yes sam brought fans together ect but did that at Wimbledon and ask them their thoughts on sam now? Anyway hes gone and long may it remain so..
how about explaining what you see as this this ground conspiracy... and the similarity to Wimbledon..
He sold Plough Lane for a lot of money and left Wimbledon homeless.
Sam wanted a new stadium when he was with us. Where are the similarities between selling Plough Lane and planning on having CCS?
Fri Oct 09, 2020 7:49 am
Forever Blue wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:maccydee wrote:skidemin wrote:pembroke allan wrote:Barclay1 wrote:As the OP on this post, its been interesting to see opinions. Both Sam and Vincent Tan have their absolute merits.
Will be forever grateful to VT, saved the club, poured his own personal wealth into the club, but I don't believe he has an affinity to Football, or its supporters. For many millions there is an emotional attachment to a Town or City's football club. Apart from the red, this is the only area where VT has fallen short (Not failed). Tan deserves to get back as much of his investment as he can when he sells, and I believe he is a completly honourable man.
Sam for me, connects the club to the fans, shares the passion, is a football supporter and has an affinity to the club. When an owner gets excited about his club, it rubs off. Sam never had an opportunity to flex his muscles in the Premiership. Had he had such an opportunity, I personally think his speculate to accumulate approach would have been better suited and would have been really well supported by the City faithful.
Again, It's only my opinion. Tan will keep us safe, Hammam would push us on.
Sorry sam was only interested in himself and what he could get out off club.... call me a sceptic but to me he had one objective obtain the ground just like Wimbledon the parallels are very similar even the council knew this and wouldn't let him near the ground! Yes sam brought fans together ect but did that at Wimbledon and ask them their thoughts on sam now? Anyway hes gone and long may it remain so..
how about explaining what you see as this this ground conspiracy... and the similarity to Wimbledon..
He sold Plough Lane for a lot of money and left Wimbledon homeless.
Sam wanted a new stadium when he was with us. Where are the similarities between selling Plough Lane and planning on having CCS?
There are none Ian ,
But you can see the usual Suspects then disappear as they only come out with the ship and gossip from the media , no hard facts.
I will give a hard fact, when Sam sold Wimbledon they were still in the Premier League, never relegated.
But I want to concentrate on what matters to me, Cardiff City and I will stand by this and all real fans know this Cardiff City were a dying club until Sam came in and we were going no where.
Fri Oct 09, 2020 8:19 am
maccydee wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:maccydee wrote:skidemin wrote:pembroke allan wrote:Barclay1 wrote:As the OP on this post, its been interesting to see opinions. Both Sam and Vincent Tan have their absolute merits.
Will be forever grateful to VT, saved the club, poured his own personal wealth into the club, but I don't believe he has an affinity to Football, or its supporters. For many millions there is an emotional attachment to a Town or City's football club. Apart from the red, this is the only area where VT has fallen short (Not failed). Tan deserves to get back as much of his investment as he can when he sells, and I believe he is a completly honourable man.
Sam for me, connects the club to the fans, shares the passion, is a football supporter and has an affinity to the club. When an owner gets excited about his club, it rubs off. Sam never had an opportunity to flex his muscles in the Premiership. Had he had such an opportunity, I personally think his speculate to accumulate approach would have been better suited and would have been really well supported by the City faithful.
Again, It's only my opinion. Tan will keep us safe, Hammam would push us on.
Sorry sam was only interested in himself and what he could get out off club.... call me a sceptic but to me he had one objective obtain the ground just like Wimbledon the parallels are very similar even the council knew this and wouldn't let him near the ground! Yes sam brought fans together ect but did that at Wimbledon and ask them their thoughts on sam now? Anyway hes gone and long may it remain so..
how about explaining what you see as this this ground conspiracy... and the similarity to Wimbledon..
He sold Plough Lane for a lot of money and left Wimbledon homeless.
Sam wanted a new stadium when he was with us. Where are the similarities between selling Plough Lane and planning on having CCS?
There are none Ian ,
But you can see the usual Suspects then disappear as they only come out with the ship and gossip from the media , no hard facts.
I will give a hard fact, when Sam sold Wimbledon they were still in the Premier League, never relegated.
But I want to concentrate on what matters to me, Cardiff City and I will stand by this and all real fans know this Cardiff City were a dying club until Sam came in and we were going no where.
Usual suspects? I’ve been very balanced in my views on both Sam and Tan here.
This board exists on media conjecture.
Fri Oct 09, 2020 11:35 am
maccydee wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:maccydee wrote:skidemin wrote:pembroke allan wrote:Barclay1 wrote:As the OP on this post, its been interesting to see opinions. Both Sam and Vincent Tan have their absolute merits.
Will be forever grateful to VT, saved the club, poured his own personal wealth into the club, but I don't believe he has an affinity to Football, or its supporters. For many millions there is an emotional attachment to a Town or City's football club. Apart from the red, this is the only area where VT has fallen short (Not failed). Tan deserves to get back as much of his investment as he can when he sells, and I believe he is a completly honourable man.
Sam for me, connects the club to the fans, shares the passion, is a football supporter and has an affinity to the club. When an owner gets excited about his club, it rubs off. Sam never had an opportunity to flex his muscles in the Premiership. Had he had such an opportunity, I personally think his speculate to accumulate approach would have been better suited and would have been really well supported by the City faithful.
Again, It's only my opinion. Tan will keep us safe, Hammam would push us on.
Sorry sam was only interested in himself and what he could get out off club.... call me a sceptic but to me he had one objective obtain the ground just like Wimbledon the parallels are very similar even the council knew this and wouldn't let him near the ground! Yes sam brought fans together ect but did that at Wimbledon and ask them their thoughts on sam now? Anyway hes gone and long may it remain so..
how about explaining what you see as this this ground conspiracy... and the similarity to Wimbledon..
He sold Plough Lane for a lot of money and left Wimbledon homeless.
Sam wanted a new stadium when he was with us. Where are the similarities between selling Plough Lane and planning on having CCS?
It sort of leans in as to why the council wouldn’t let him have full control of the land etc.
Fri Oct 09, 2020 12:12 pm
Fri Oct 09, 2020 7:37 pm
Forever Blue wrote:davids wrote:Came in when the club was on it's knees.
It was still there when he left.
David’s,
Two promotions / No relegations
Left Top of the Championship , 6pts clear.
Outline planning for a new stadium £80mill, 110 acres.
A squad of players left worth more than the debt.
Crowds tripled
Fri Oct 09, 2020 7:56 pm
Fri Oct 09, 2020 11:40 pm
wez1927 wrote:Sneggyblubird wrote:Look Annis,we all know your very pro Hamman but you should accept that others may take a very different view.If this was an anti Tan thread you'd be all over it.I just don't see how banning someone thats got a different opinion to you helps this forum.If people can't post their views without getting banned whats the point.
Agree ,time to stop the divide bullshit ,this forum use to be top ,
Fri Oct 09, 2020 11:52 pm
bluesince62 wrote:wez1927 wrote:Sneggyblubird wrote:Look Annis,we all know your very pro Hamman but you should accept that others may take a very different view.If this was an anti Tan thread you'd be all over it.I just don't see how banning someone thats got a different opinion to you helps this forum.If people can't post their views without getting banned whats the point.
Agree ,time to stop the divide bullshit ,this forum use to be top ,
I have been accused of making everything about Tan, asked for proof of that,and am still waiting for evidence to support the accusation. (Because it doesn't exist!) I even had a pm telling me to stop making everything about Tan! ! When the simple truth is,I have defended tan occasionally (my perogative ) which for some, seems to be a red rag to a bull,and you are spot on,not everybody sees things in the same light,that's the joy of being individual.
But to ban someone because of their entitled opinion,is a bit like taking your ball home at half time,because you can
I too have asked why the "divide"posts starting to appear? What will be the objectives? To me it's clearly a chance to have a pop at our owner,manager,board etc,perhaps in the hope that tan leaves/sells us.
We need to stay united,otherwise the work of their hero,will soon be gone!! Or is that what some would prefer?? Crazy if true. (if I'm not back,I've been banned )
Sat Oct 10, 2020 6:57 am
Sat Oct 10, 2020 7:12 am
thomasblue wrote:Sam Hamman should take no credit for our current success whatsoever.
He started a small period of success in the club granted but our current position both financially and league position is down to Vincent Tan and his very generous financial management of our club.
Its like saying Rick Wright is to thank for the sam years because if it wasn't for him then Sam wouldn't have bought us.
Its actually a insult to our owner to say a guy from 20 years ago who constantly takes our club to court, threatens with administration and demands millions from us has anything to do with the Success Vincent Tan has brought to this club.
Sat Oct 10, 2020 9:43 am
thomasblue wrote:Sam Hamman should take no credit for our current success whatsoever.
He started a small period of success in the club granted but our current position both financially and league position is down to Vincent Tan and his very generous financial management of our club.
Its like saying Rick Wright is to thank for the sam years because if it wasn't for him then Sam wouldn't have bought us.
Its actually a insult to our owner to say a guy from 20 years ago who constantly takes our club to court, threatens with administration and demands millions from us has anything to do with the Success Vincent Tan has brought to this club.
Sat Oct 10, 2020 10:24 am
Sneggyblubird wrote:Look Annis,we all know your very pro Hamman but you should accept that others may take a very different view.If this was an anti Tan thread you'd be all over it.I just don't see how banning someone thats got a different opinion to you helps this forum.If people can't post their views without getting banned whats the point.