Back off the board
Wed Oct 19, 2011 9:44 pm
The Malasyians saved this club after previous owners screwed up.
Firstly they stabalised the finances, invested heavily last season and saw the British disease of piss heads and prima donnas blow it at the end. Wouldn't that make you a bit wary??
They decide to start running a new business style to the club, appoint a new manager and bring in new squad and back room staff. Now yes they could splash out but are watching how the new manager gets on. We have seen MM has instilled discipline, pride in the shirt. We are approaching November and as i recall nothing has ever been won then??
Come January i think we will be 'in th play off' mix and then the board will have assessed the manager and team and decide on further investment. I think that is prudent ownership.
We said we wanted passion, work ethic and appreciation - thats what we've been given.
Now lets be patient and trust.
Firstly they stabalised the finances, invested heavily last season and saw the British disease of piss heads and prima donnas blow it at the end. Wouldn't that make you a bit wary??
They decide to start running a new business style to the club, appoint a new manager and bring in new squad and back room staff. Now yes they could splash out but are watching how the new manager gets on. We have seen MM has instilled discipline, pride in the shirt. We are approaching November and as i recall nothing has ever been won then??
Come January i think we will be 'in th play off' mix and then the board will have assessed the manager and team and decide on further investment. I think that is prudent ownership.
We said we wanted passion, work ethic and appreciation - thats what we've been given.
Now lets be patient and trust.
Re: Back off the board
Wed Oct 19, 2011 9:50 pm
Welshpaul wrote:The Malasyians saved this club after previous owners screwed up.
Firstly they stabalised the finances, invested heavily last season and saw the British disease of piss heads and prima donnas blow it at the end. Wouldn't that make you a bit wary??
They decide to start running a new business style to the club, appoint a new manager and bring in new squad and back room staff. Now yes they could splash out but are watching how the new manager gets on. We have seen MM has instilled discipline, pride in the shirt. We are approaching November and as i recall nothing has ever been won then??
Come January i think we will be 'in th play off' mix and then the board will have assessed the manager and team and decide on further investment. I think that is prudent ownership.
We said we wanted passion, work ethic and appreciation - thats what we've been given.
Now lets be patient and trust.
listen daya says sam hammam is coming back and the malaysians are off.. overdrafts ,loans and corrupion is about to return to cardiff
Re: Back off the board
Wed Oct 19, 2011 9:55 pm
Along with a large amount of fans from the club.
But hey he has PASSION and will make em eat sheeps testicles eh?? Oh and divulge cllub info to groupps of fans in his circcle, a real proffesional owner. (quoting from shattered dreams)
But hey he has PASSION and will make em eat sheeps testicles eh?? Oh and divulge cllub info to groupps of fans in his circcle, a real proffesional owner. (quoting from shattered dreams)
Re: Back off the board
Wed Oct 19, 2011 9:55 pm
Welshpaul wrote:The Malasyians saved this club after previous owners screwed up.
Firstly they stabalised the finances, invested heavily last season and saw the British disease of piss heads and prima donnas blow it at the end. Wouldn't that make you a bit wary??
They decide to start running a new business style to the club, appoint a new manager and bring in new squad and back room staff. Now yes they could splash out but are watching how the new manager gets on. We have seen MM has instilled discipline, pride in the shirt. We are approaching November and as i recall nothing has ever been won then??
Come January i think we will be 'in th play off' mix and then the board will have assessed the manager and team and decide on further investment. I think that is prudent ownership.
We said we wanted passion, work ethic and appreciation - thats what we've been given.
Now lets be patient and trust.
Agree