Cardiff City On Malaysian News

No idea what they are saying but here it is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIvmnQDAGCE

That is awesome.


Hopefully we will be massive in Mayalsia

I saw them filming it with 2 different cameras when I walked past.
Was funny to hear them say John Bothroyd scoring on the video.....

Now i speak a biy of Malaysaian and one of those guys said we played Norwich today but we are playing a team called Jack Bastards next Sunday

Now i speak a biy of Malaysaian and one of those guys said we played Norwich today but we are playing a team called Jack Bastards next Sunday

Just had it translated on www.gobbledegook.com :

"Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool...f**k em all, we're Cardiff we're barmy and we're off
our f*cking heads!... Ham actually tastes quite nice too and John Bothroyd has got
a tidy arse on him for a fat lad!"
"We have QPR in a fortnight, soon put them Indian backed tosspots to the sword
but before that we've got those filthy pikey scum next week, backed only by Oxfam."


Has to be said though, cos im a soft old bugger, the little girl with the Cardiff City
hat on was a cutie

VT is playing a blinder here. lighting the fuse etc... imagine what the pre-season tour
will be like over there next season when we're due to start our first season in the Premier
league

Now i speak a biy of Malaysaian and one of those guys said we played Norwich today but we are playing a team called Jack Bastards next Sunday

Just had it translated on http://www.gobbledegook.com :

"Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool...f**k em all, we're Cardiff we're barmy and we're off
our f*cking heads!... Ham actually tastes quite nice too and John Bothroyd has got
a tidy arse on him for a fat lad!"
"We have QPR in a fortnight, soon put them Indian backed tosspots to the sword
but before that we've got those filthy pikey scum next week, backed only by Oxfam."


Has to be said though, cos im a soft old bugger, the little girl with the Cardiff City
hat on was a cutie



VT is playing a blinder here. lighting the fuse etc... imagine what the pre-season tour
will be like over there next season when we're due to start our first season in the Premier
league

deadly

lol does he call him John Bothroyd?

this is awesome.

Just seen this on facebook just commenting how the last presenter on there looks like Barack Obama the U.S.A president if so we are GLOBAL

excellent to see.

i think the adoption is official

very interesting, i am sure i heard my name mentioned once or twice

Superb. Hope this puts an end to the idiotic views expressed by some that we should not be promoting the club by giving tickets to Malaysian students. Fantastic marketing and great community building.

gr8 video that !!!! cheers for the link

Great vidio, & great to see the Malaysian support last Saturday.

Great video, & great to see the Malaysian support last Saturday.

Great video, & great to see the Malaysian support last Saturday.

triple post!

asia is a massive market for cardiff city..... could bring in massive income from tours etc

Look like my Malaysian flag idea has caught on.

interpeter please,my malasian,like my welsh was not up to scratch when i was in school

brilliat to see, as i was walking out of canton stand there was a group of about 30/40 youngsters with cameras and stack of city flags scarfs etc. can only be good

Velly goood

Superb. Hope this puts an end to the idiotic views expressed by some that we should not be promoting the club by giving tickets to Malaysian students. Fantastic marketing and great community building.

I find it difficult to believe that people knock this!!

Its not like VT is going to give them free tickets to every game. Its marketing, spreading
the Cardiff City brand.

It underlines his intent.

He wants us to be big in Malaysia, cos it could bring in millions of pounds. If anyone has any
better ideas than they should go knock on the self-made billionaires door

Wow, Didn't know there were that many Malaysian people there on Saturday. Lets hope they keep coming and spred the word, Respect to them....

Loose translation:

Female presenter:

Greetings. Before we proceed to the Malaysia Cup celebration in Kelantan, first we take a look at a special report from Cardiff, Wales. It was certainly a special occasion when a group of Malaysians and the Jalur Gemilang (the Malaysian flag) were honoured during a Championship match between Cardiff City against Norwich City last Saturday. Cardiff City is now owned by Malaysian businessmen.

Male voice: Interestingly,

Cardiff City's mascot for the important match against Norwich was a Malaysian boy; Ishak Nabil Taufiqul Rahman (I apologize if I got the name wrong). It was certainly an unforgettable experience for Nabil who was led onto the pitch by Welsh legend, Craig Bellamy.

Among the 25k spectators at the stadium was a pocket of Malaysians who lent their voice to the home side's cause. They took pride in their support as Cardiff defeated Norwich by 3-1 with goals in the first ..half from Jay Bothroyd, Michael Chopra and Peter Whittingham were enough to propel them to the top of The Championship after 14 matches. This was a significant step for Cardiff City in their quest to seek promotion to the Premier League next season.

Saufi Kamarudin:(A Malaysian Cardiff City fan) When Datuk Chan took over as chairman, it made us more enthusiastic about coming to the stadium especially with the Malaysian flags being hoisted around the ground.
Many Malaysians support Man Utd, Liverpool, Arsenal ..and Chelsea which have nothing to do with them. Here we have 500 Malaysians who have direct ties with the city of Cardiff itself.

It is a club which is progressing well in The Championship and now tied with QPR in second place

Male voice: With a two point gap the Malaysian fans of Cardiff City are confident that their mission to the EPL will be accomplished with the support from the Malaysian owners.

End.

Loose translation:

Female presenter:

Greetings. Before we proceed to the Malaysia Cup celebration in Kelantan, first we take a look at a special report from Cardiff, Wales. It was certainly a special occasion when a group of Malaysians and the Jalur Gemilang (the Malaysian flag) were honoured during a Championship match between Cardiff City against Norwich City last Saturday. Cardiff City is now owned by Malaysian businessmen.

Male voice: Interestingly,

Cardiff City's mascot for the important match against Norwich was a Malaysian boy; Ishak Nabil Taufiqul Rahman (I apologize if I got the name wrong). It was certainly an unforgettable experience for Nabil who was led onto the pitch by Welsh legend, Craig Bellamy.
thanks for the translation
Among the 25k spectators at the stadium was a pocket of Malaysians who lent their voice to the home side's cause. They took pride in their support as Cardiff defeated Norwich by 3-1 with goals in the first ..half from Jay Bothroyd, Michael Chopra and Peter Whittingham were enough to propel them to the top of The Championship after 14 matches. This was a significant step for Cardiff City in their quest to seek promotion to the Premier League next season.

Saufi Kamarudin:(A Malaysian Cardiff City fan) When Datuk Chan took over as chairman, it made us more enthusiastic about coming to the stadium especially with the Malaysian flags being hoisted around the ground.
Many Malaysians support Man Utd, Liverpool, Arsenal ..and Chelsea which have nothing to do with them. Here we have 500 Malaysians who have direct ties with the city of Cardiff itself.

It is a club which is progressing well in The Championship and now tied with QPR in second place

Male voice: With a two point gap the Malaysian fans of Cardiff City are confident that their mission to the EPL will be accomplished with the support from the Malaysian owners.

End.

Fantastic to see! When I left the staduim on Saturday there we loads of Bluebird fans making a fuss of these Malayians making them do the Ayatollah and having photo's and generally making them very welcome. No doubt they will go home and spread the love they got from us on Saturday.

Even Better news is that Jay is free to play Saturday against the Jacks, as according to this report it was his twin brother John Bothroyd who played, scored and got booked.