He's just having a quick J Arthur while thinking of all the good deeds he can do at City.
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He's just having a quick J Arthur while thinking of all the good deeds he can do at City.
Sorry for going all Masky.![]()
God decision for a man of your age William!!!
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Im sorry but i think it is deplorable the way he is treating Cardiff ,the man has made 2 to 3 hundred millions and he cant make up his mind,give me a break,Morrison should forget him and concentrate on signing someone who wants to play for us.

BBC got it now as well.If this is true then we were not ever in the hunt
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With you there - best of luck to him and hope he keeps fit & in shape for Quatar.I guess we have to remember that he owed Cardiff City absolutely nothing. The club had no part in his development as footballer and even when he was playing a quarter of a mile away from Ninian Park he went unnoticed. On that basis he owes Southampton far more than us.
A job in LA is a dream for many people from all walks of life and I don't know why Gareth should be any different. It may be about money, it may not but either way he'll be doing what he believes to be right for him and his family.
He's done so much for his country and I will continue to hold him in the highest esteem.
I'm certain we're all disappointed but as you correctly point out, he'll probably be a lot safer over there. The "gorilla defenders" in the Championship will largely be English and who does Wales have in its group?I'm disappointed he has not come to us, if only for the loss of excitement, interest and club income he would have brought.
However the weather and climate in playing in California, Florida and other southern states will be a bit closer to what will be seen in Qatar.
At the end of the day it is all about getting the right environment to prepare for playing in the World Cup. He won't have Championship gorilla defenders trying to kick seven sorts of sh1t out of him.
I dare say he will earn a lot more playing out there than with us but that's another issue.
I hope he does well and stays fit.
There's still Ramsey to tempt?
Nothing like a good essay to read on a Sunday. Certainly better than reading about what Boris has been up to.The plain fact is that we were wrong to set so much store by him joining the club, and he was wrong for actively encouraging it. Admittedly it would have been difficult for him to brush off the persistent questioning, but the expectation levels became too high through his non commital responses.
Seemed to me he wanted to be the hero on and off the pitch that the media were thrusting upon him without quite knowing how to. He would have earned more brownie points (from me anyway) if he distanced himself from CCFC through that period and made it clear he had other preferable options to pursue. It's as much our fault for wanting to believe it as it is his fault for not defusing it down a more realistic level.
So he's not coming and I can't say I'm sorry. In many ways it could be a good thing in the longer term for the club and I honestly believe Morison is not sorry either. If we do anything next season it would have been put down to Bale if he was here - the media would have a field day. Morison will sink or swim at the club with his vision of the way forward instead of being blind sided by a "super star" who would always be headline news.
Sorry for the essay, but it's time to move forward in the real world of Championship football which is not the natural habitat of galacticos.
The plain fact is that we were wrong to set so much store by him joining the club, and he was wrong for actively encouraging it. Admittedly it would have been difficult for him to brush off the persistent questioning, but the expectation levels became too high through his non commital responses.
Seemed to me he wanted to be the hero on and off the pitch that the media were thrusting upon him without quite knowing how to. He would have earned more brownie points (from me anyway) if he distanced himself from CCFC through that period and made it clear he had other preferable options to pursue. It's as much our fault for wanting to believe it as it is his fault for not defusing it down a more realistic level.
So he's not coming and I can't say I'm sorry. In many ways it could be a good thing in the longer term for the club and I honestly believe Morison is not sorry either. If we do anything next season it would have been put down to Bale if he was here - the media would have a field day. Morison will sink or swim at the club with his vision of the way forward instead of being blind sided by a "super star" who would always be headline news.
Sorry for the essay, but it's time to move forward in the real world of Championship football which is not the natural habitat of galacticos.
Agree on the disappointment... I for one had actually started to believe it may just happen.I'm certain we're all disappointed but as you correctly point out, he'll probably be a lot safer over there. The "gorilla defenders" in the Championship will largely be English and who does Wales have in its group?
Also agree on the climate training.

Good point Brizzle and I actually had forgotten that USA were in our group!Agree on the disappointment... I for one had actually started to believe it may just happen.
However, he's never been one for the limelight and the pressure that would come with being the local lad, coming home to help rebuild his local club may have been too much for him.
Without wanting to paint a negative picture of our fans, can you imagine the furore that would ensure every time he was out and about?
I actually thought the Championship would have provided better preparation for him in terms of quality of opposition, however I do get that LA has the much better climate etc. and in fairness isn't a bad standard.
One possible downside, let's not forget USA are also in our group... Don't know how many MLS based players are in their squad normally but our Gaz may well still end up with a target on his back!!![]()
Got to agree with everything you said there Sparkey. We have a new team and we can judge the Bluebirds performances without the distraction of Bale. Morison has set his stall out and I for one can’t wait to see how this season pans out. If we can build a team that finishes in the top half I’d be happy and we can kick on from there.
If only I could get rid of this nagging doubt that the quality of players we have signed will cause an implosion and it could all go t!ts up by Christmas! Ever the pessimist I’m afraid and will be delighted to be proven wrong.
Reading that the package Bale is on at LA isnt that great.https://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport...tm_campaign=ccfc_newsletter2&utm_medium=email
Bit if a contradiction here from Tan.
He states that it was never about the money but the offer from LAFC was too good to turn down.