Three new board members at Cardiff City

Derek Chin Chee Seng - Former Cosway director and Legal Adviser to The Berjaya Group

Kong Len Win - Son of Dato Kong Cho Ha (Deputy minister of Science - Malaysia) well connected

Meng Kwong Lim - President of Berjaya Philipines and has a background in gaming in the Philipines

Three interesting appointments - onwards and upwards bloobirds

http://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/page/New ... 30,00.html

Hmmm, very interesting. The lads are starting to get involved.

Hmmm, very interesting. The lads are starting to get involved.

yes wont be long until the full takeover looks like these guys will be pushing the profile of Cardiff City in the Far East - we are going places I tell ya

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somone i spoke to is convinced that if we do not reacj the prem this year they are all off

wtf???

somone i spoke to is convinced that if we do not reacj the prem this year they are all off

wtf???

Don't think so - how many times do they have to say it - they are in it for the long haul

Where's Blazing Saddles with his 'there's no if, it's when we make the Premiership this year!'.

somone i spoke to is convinced that if we do not reacj the prem this year they are all off

wtf???

Would they be putting in the cash now if they were thinking of going !??!!?!?


surely they wil be thinking of it as a few years project invest a few seasons and reap rewards - if it was a now or never they wud have flooded the cash in for giving the contracts to the good players and getting more in what ever the cost just to guranatee the top spot and take their money n run!

I think they are building the club and reputation - foundations and all that!

dont have a go at me, i agree, they are here for a long time

Its just hat he said, told him he was a wanker who knew nothing

Looks like Carl Curtis got it Right Again and Said this on the 19th OCT 2010 on This Forum, Rem theyve JOINED ALONG with EUGENE TAN, Hmmm, Looks like Carl will get that Right as well

Derek Chin Chee Seng - Former Cosway director and Legal Adviser to The Berjaya Group

Kong Len Win - Son of Dato Kong Cho Ha (Deputy minister of Science - Malaysia) well connected

Meng Kwong Lim - President of Berjaya Philipines and has a background in gaming in the Philipines

Three interesting appointments - onwards and upwards bloobirds

http://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/page/New ... 30,00.html

these board places were part of the original agreement signed by the malaysians in may. they have just been biding their time as to who they put in place.
the good news is that an agreement with langston must be almost there because without sam being sorted these people would not have been put in place.
shame really i would have used one of the board places for jay and told him he has to stay

Derek Chin Chee Seng - Former Cosway director and Legal Adviser to The Berjaya Group

Kong Len Win - Son of Dato Kong Cho Ha (Deputy minister of Science - Malaysia) well connected

Meng Kwong Lim - President of Berjaya Philipines and has a background in gaming in the Philipines

Three interesting appointments - onwards and upwards bloobirds

http://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/page/New ... 30,00.html

these board places were part of the original agreement signed by the malaysians in may. they have just been biding their time as to who they put in place.
the good news is that an agreement with langston must be almost there because without sam being sorted these people would not have been put in place.
shame really i would have used one of the board places for jay and told him he has to stay

Steve I thought the original agreement was for Tan/tg to appoint 3 directors who would have been Tan, TG and U-Jean Tan. This brings it up to 6.

Promising sign that they are tightening their grip, they now have a clear majority and no doubt now who is pulling the strings.

Hope you are right about Sam and it makes sense what you say, just need to sort a deal with PMG now, although not so urgent.

Also hope they turn the debt into shares as all we have done really is change various debts into one big one to VT since the last share issue in May.

Derek Chin Chee Seng - Former Cosway director and Legal Adviser to The Berjaya Group

Kong Len Win - Son of Dato Kong Cho Ha (Deputy minister of Science - Malaysia) well connected

Meng Kwong Lim - President of Berjaya Philipines and has a background in gaming in the Philipines

Three interesting appointments - onwards and upwards bloobirds

http://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/page/New ... 30,00.html

these board places were part of the original agreement signed by the malaysians in may. they have just been biding their time as to who they put in place.
the good news is that an agreement with langston must be almost there because without sam being sorted these people would not have been put in place.
shame really i would have used one of the board places for jay and told him he has to stay

They would be great at chess these Malaysians - they have a strategy, none of us really know what it is yet but check mate is close at hand.

[Lawnmower"][steve davies"]

Derek Chin Chee Seng - Former Cosway director and Legal Adviser to The Berjaya Group

Kong Len Win - Son of Dato Kong Cho Ha (Deputy minister of Science - Malaysia) well connected

Meng Kwong Lim - President of Berjaya Philipines and has a background in gaming in the Philipines

Three interesting appointments - onwards and upwards bloobirds

http://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/page/New ... 30,00.html

:ayatollah


these board places were part of the original agreement signed by the malaysians in may. they have just been biding their time as to who they put in place.
the good news is that an agreement with langston must be almost there because without sam being sorted these people would not have been put in place.
shame really i would have used one of the board places for jay and told him he has to stay

Steve I thought the original agreement was for Tan/tg to appoint 3 directors who would have been Tan, TG and U-Jean Tan. This brings it up to 6.

Promising sign that they are tightening their grip, they now have a clear majority and no doubt now who is pulling the strings.

Hope you are right about Sam and it makes sense what you say, just need to sort a deal with PMG now, although not so urgent.

Also hope they turn the debt into shares as all we have done really is change various debts into one big one to VT since the last share issue in May.[/quote]
tim

i know that these latest people to join the board had certain conditions that had to be met before they would commit and ultimatley invest.
that barrier was langston which tells me that the debt will be settled and we can look forward to future investment.

Looks like Carl Curtis got it Right Again and Said this on the 19th OCT 2010 on This Forum, Rem theyve JOINED ALONG with EUGENE TAN, Hmmm, Looks like Carl will get that Right as well

has carl leaked who the premier builders were working down stadium this week !

More on our 3 new board members


Meng Kwong Lim age 57 is a Malaysian and was appointed to the Board of Matrix International Berhad on May 7, 2003 as a Non-Independent / Non-Executive Director. Mr. Lim is a member of Malaysian Institute of Accountants and holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration from Cranfield Institute of Management, United Kingdom. Currently, he is the head of the Group Investment Division of Berjaya Group Berhad holding the position of Senior General Manager. Prior to joining Berjaya Group Berhad, he was working in the Corporate Finance Division in a leading local merchant bank and has various financial and audit experience both in Malaysia and the United Kingdom. He holds directorships in various subsidiaries of Matrix International Berhad and Berjaya Group of Companies.

Mr. Chin Chee Seng, Derek, aged 52, joined the Group in 1989. He holds a Business Law degree and is a Barristerat-Law. He was admitted as an advocate and solicitor of the High Court of Malaya in 1983 and practiced in the legal firm of Allen & Gledhill, Kuala Lumpur for six years until he joined Berjaya Group Berhad in 1989. He is currently the Senior General Manager in charge of legal affairs for Berjaya Corporation Berhad.


Dato’ Kong Cho Ha - Deputy Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation
Dato’ Kong Cho Ha was born in Sitiawan, Perak on Sept 15, 1950. He had his early education in Perak and tertiary education in Universiti Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science with honours and a Diploma in Education. Dato’ Kong is married to Datin Chan Tat Chin and they have three sons, Len Wei, Len Shing and Len Win. Dato’ Kong has been an active member of the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) since 1981. He is a member of the MCA Central Committee and the Presidential Council. He also holds various important posts in MCA at state and division levels. He is also actively involved in educational and community development where he holds posts of various capacities in several associations and voluntary organizations. Dato’ Kong started his career as a teacher and later moved into business in plantation developments, real estate developments and investments. He was appointed Councillor of Manjung District Council in 1991. He has been the Member of Parliament for the constituency of Lumut since 1999. He was appointed Deputy Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation on March 27, 2004. Dato’ Kong’s loyalty and dedication in serving the people and the country have won him state and Federal awards. In 2004, he was conferred the Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Order of the Crown of Perak (DPMP), which carries the title Dato’. Dato’ Kong enjoys reading, travelling and sports, as well as listening and talking to people.

Looks like Carl Curtis got it Right Again and Said this on the 19th OCT 2010 on This Forum, Rem theyve JOINED ALONG with EUGENE TAN, Hmmm, Looks like Carl will get that Right as well

In Carl we trust, Annis....whilst others try (unsuccessfully) to follow

Are you still throwing scraps to the MediaWales boys??

any news on stadium naming yet as Im sure there must be some big players in Malaysia waiting in the wings

Derek Chin Chee Seng - Former Cosway director and Legal Adviser to The Berjaya Group

Kong Len Win - Son of Dato Kong Cho Ha (Deputy minister of Science - Malaysia) well connected

Meng Kwong Lim - President of Berjaya Philipines and has a background in gaming in the Philipines

Three interesting appointments - onwards and upwards bloobirds

http://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/page/New ... 30,00.html

these board places were part of the original agreement signed by the malaysians in may. they have just been biding their time as to who they put in place.
the good news is that an agreement with langston must be almost there because without sam being sorted these people would not have been put in place.
shame really i would have used one of the board places for jay and told him he has to stay

They would be great at chess these Malaysians - they have a strategy, none of us really know what it is yet but check mate is close at hand.

Well put!!

They are marginalising PMG more and more. VT gave them the opportunity to
get more involved, they decided to just sit back and take their slice. They will
soon be gone. Interesting to see their top LEGAL feller on the board. Pretty soon
it will be bye bye PMG, bye bye Rugby

aye slowly slowly catchey monkey

"taffyapple"]"ihatealiens"]["steve davies"]"ihatealiens"]Derek Chin Chee Seng - Former Cosway director and Legal Adviser to The Berjaya Group

Kong Len Win - Son of Dato Kong Cho Ha (Deputy minister of Science - Malaysia) well connected

Meng Kwong Lim - President of Berjaya Philipines and has a background in gaming in the Philipines

Three interesting appointments - onwards and upwards bloobirds

http://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/page/New ... 30,00.html




these board places were part of the original agreement signed by the malaysians in may. they have just been biding their time as to who they put in place.
the good news is that an agreement with langston must be almost there because without sam being sorted these people would not have been put in place.
shame really i would have used one of the board places for jay and told him he has to stay [/quote]
They would be great at chess these Malaysians - they have a strategy, none of us really know what it is yet but check mate is close at hand.

Well put!!

They are marginalising PMG more and more. VT gave them the opportunity to
get more involved, they decided to just sit back and take their slice. They will
soon be gone. Interesting to see their top LEGAL feller on the board. Pretty soon
it will be bye bye PMG, bye bye Rugby[/quote]


Taffy

Pmg are being really helpful at the moment as they have had payment deadlines come and go without receiving any owed monies.
With regards to taking their slice pmg have agreed to let some of the debt be exchanged for shares so therefore keeping themselves involved within the club.
As for bye bye rugby there is a twenty year agreement in place which is legally binding and was also part of the heads of agreement between the council the blues and us so they will not be heading back to the arms park anytime soon as there are other plans for that piece of ground.
i would like to see the club invest money in the lights needed to keep the pitch in prime condition therefore stopping the egg chasers from ruining the pitch

"taffyapple"]"ihatealiens"]["steve davies"]"ihatealiens"]Derek Chin Chee Seng - Former Cosway director and Legal Adviser to The Berjaya Group

Kong Len Win - Son of Dato Kong Cho Ha (Deputy minister of Science - Malaysia) well connected

Meng Kwong Lim - President of Berjaya Philipines and has a background in gaming in the Philipines

Three interesting appointments - onwards and upwards bloobirds

http://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/page/New ... 30,00.html




these board places were part of the original agreement signed by the malaysians in may. they have just been biding their time as to who they put in place.
the good news is that an agreement with langston must be almost there because without sam being sorted these people would not have been put in place.
shame really i would have used one of the board places for jay and told him he has to stay

They would be great at chess these Malaysians - they have a strategy, none of us really know what it is yet but check mate is close at hand.

Well put!!

They are marginalising PMG more and more. VT gave them the opportunity to
get more involved, they decided to just sit back and take their slice. They will
soon be gone. Interesting to see their top LEGAL feller on the board. Pretty soon
it will be bye bye PMG, bye bye Rugby[/quote]


Taffy

Pmg are being really helpful at the moment as they have had payment deadlines come and go without receiving any owed monies.
With regards to taking their slice pmg have agreed to let some of the debt be exchanged for shares so therefore keeping themselves involved within the club.
As for bye bye rugby there is a twenty year agreement in place which is legally binding and was also part of the heads of agreement between the council the blues and us so they will not be heading back to the arms park anytime soon as there are other plans for that piece of ground.
i would like to see the club invest money in the lights needed to keep the pitch in prime condition therefore stopping the egg chasers from ruining the pitch[/quote]

I think PMG are just doing what they're told personally. I mention the rugger because of the
rumour that the Blues cannot afford the rent! Heads of agreement or not, if both parties
(ie the Blues and the City) decide a parting of the ways is in both interests then it could
happen. Perhaps the Blues could play at Pontcanna??

More on our 3 new board members


Meng Kwong Lim age 57 is a Malaysian and was appointed to the Board of Matrix International Berhad on May 7, 2003 as a Non-Independent / Non-Executive Director. Mr. Lim is a member of Malaysian Institute of Accountants and holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration from Cranfield Institute of Management, United Kingdom. Currently, he is the head of the Group Investment Division of Berjaya Group Berhad holding the position of Senior General Manager. Prior to joining Berjaya Group Berhad, he was working in the Corporate Finance Division in a leading local merchant bank and has various financial and audit experience both in Malaysia and the United Kingdom. He holds directorships in various subsidiaries of Matrix International Berhad and Berjaya Group of Companies.

Mr. Chin Chee Seng, Derek, aged 52, joined the Group in 1989. He holds a Business Law degree and is a Barristerat-Law. He was admitted as an advocate and solicitor of the High Court of Malaya in 1983 and practiced in the legal firm of Allen & Gledhill, Kuala Lumpur for six years until he joined Berjaya Group Berhad in 1989. He is currently the Senior General Manager in charge of legal affairs for Berjaya Corporation Berhad.


Dato’ Kong Cho Ha - Deputy Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation
Dato’ Kong Cho Ha was born in Sitiawan, Perak on Sept 15, 1950. He had his early education in Perak and tertiary education in Universiti Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science with honours and a Diploma in Education. Dato’ Kong is married to Datin Chan Tat Chin and they have three sons, Len Wei, Len Shing and Len Win. Dato’ Kong has been an active member of the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) since 1981. He is a member of the MCA Central Committee and the Presidential Council. He also holds various important posts in MCA at state and division levels. He is also actively involved in educational and community development where he holds posts of various capacities in several associations and voluntary organizations. Dato’ Kong started his career as a teacher and later moved into business in plantation developments, real estate developments and investments. He was appointed Councillor of Manjung District Council in 1991. He has been the Member of Parliament for the constituency of Lumut since 1999. He was appointed Deputy Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation on March 27, 2004. Dato’ Kong’s loyalty and dedication in serving the people and the country have won him state and Federal awards. In 2004, he was conferred the Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Order of the Crown of Perak (DPMP), which carries the title Dato’. Dato’ Kong enjoys reading, travelling and sports, as well as listening and talking to people.

Thanks for that....interesting.