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jck200 said:
That was the win against Man City where we worked our socks off to close them down and made lightening counter attacks so why the hell did Malky resort to total negative football trying to get a draw by staying in our own half in most of the other games you didn`t bother to post links for?

jck
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Just as you conveniently don't bother to post the good result links maybe? You tell me.
 
snlk/poksnbn said:
Unlike you jack I am signed up as a Bluebird for life. A true football fan doesn't change clubs or latch on to Premiership success. :biggrin:
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Agree 100%

What red tops you see against Arsenal in the away end and home matches are same? We will always be Blue ..................
 
I don`t wear the same clothes every year I like the new red colour and logo.

I am fine with Tan.

I am over the moon at Ole.

Looking forward to the new players we will get soon.

Life does not get much better for me.


Well never mind we can`t all be as happy as me.

jck
 
This Tan Out thing - would someone clearly explain how if he is supposed to walk away then what happens to the money he has in the club?

Is he expected to say that's okay have £140m on me? I don't think so.

Or is there some unknown investor waiting in the wings to pay him off?

I don't like or agree with much of what he has done but I'm a realist and as of now we need him to move OUR club forward.
 
I am also fine with colours red or blue , but more blue than red
I also like Tan but then I'm easily bought, any billionaire for me
And up until November we were all happy with our lot, but back then we had Bellamy playing ,although only part-time, and with a little bit of fairness from the officials we may have scraped a few more points together.
Malky may have been defending our position in the league and waiting for the next window to step up to the next level, now Ole gets that shopping trip in the January sales


cat
 
If Tan walks out tomorrow this is what happens.


All the monies coming into the club goes to Tan as he will still own the club.

Monies from sky are paid intervals that money goes with Tan.

The small amount through the gate goes with Tan.

This Saturday we have no money to pay anyone so no game.

We are suspended from the premier league and put into administration, all clubs points will be revised without us.

If no buyer can be found after a certain time we will be closed and the club will cease to exist.

That can be fiddled with a bit but basically we will not have a club left.

jck
 
Ccfc4ever said:
iti why tan out?
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The man comes over as a megalomaniac attracting continual bad publicity to our club. In a weird kind of way he reminds me of Kate Price in as much as any publicity, good or bad, he craves like a wanabee celebrity. I would like to believe Ole will be in control of the football from here on but I have doubts if we go through a bad patch. Hope someone else is in the background looking for a football club.
 
Turk the loans have not been converted to equity, the money owed to Tan he can call in anytime he likes if the club cannot repay those debts then the club is placed in administration and there the administrator will try to extract every last penny to pay any creditors that being one creditor and that is Tan.

Do you seriously think a businessman with the best advisors would not have wrapped this up nicely?

Who is signing all the cheques to pay all the wages and bills?

As Tan walks out the door we have no money to pay anyone, ask Portsmouth what happens next.


jck
 
Oh sorry !! I must be mistaken .... I thought you said 'If Tan WALKS OUT'
hang on I'll go back and read your post to see how I got it so wrong
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No ...Not a mistake on my behalf ....
You definitely said ' IF TAN WALKS OUT'
walk out


phrasal verb of walk out






1.


depart or leave suddenly or angrily.
"he had walked out in a temper"


synonyms: leave suddenly, make a sudden departure, get up and go, storm off/out, flounce out, push off, depart, leave, get out, absent oneself, take wing; More
 
Ok if Tan is carried out.

But we must leave this fairy tale now and wake up to reality and find Tan is not out he is in.

Sum total of all the protests nil points.

jck
 
SBFF said:
I'm shocked, I thought all managers got paid, seems you are saying it's only the Cardiff manager.
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It was only the other month that he declined the job at Aston villa because he said he is no where near ready to manage a premiership club. Of course he has been offered a lot of money to take the job. Can he do it only time will tell but i doubt it as the standard he has managed is well below the premiership but i wish him well...
 
Other month being 18 months ago......

Villas owner has no interest in them progressing as a club. Just to stay in the PL and take the money.
 
jck200 said:
Ok if Tan is carried out.

But we must leave this fairy tale now and wake up to reality and find Tan is not out he is in.

Sum total of all the protests nil points.

jck
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But a least some of us did not let him ride all over us like a Malasian sailor in a whorehouse!!!, we showed him we still care about our Cardiff City not just money , Christ some of you are so cheap to buy .
 
And some people make comments with little or no knowledge of the implications of forcing Tan out.

As if that is even possible.

Try looking forwards not backwards.
 
jck200 said:
As stated those who want Tan out don`t care what happens to our club, anyone who knows anything about business will know there will not be a club now.

Let those who have sunk £140 million into the club make the business decisions, how many offered to pay the £1 million to the tax man when administration was very close?

Tan did not change the colour.

Tan offered to invest a further £100 million if the shirt could be changed due to the culture and history of his country where blue is a sad colour and red is a happy colour.

The board made the decision to accept the offer.

Due to a huge protest regarding our culture Tan compromised with blue as the away colour and the bluebird logo represented on the badge.

No respect has been shown for his culture but he should respect ours?

Tan should respect fans but they have not shown one sign of respect towards him.

The club was going nowhere till Sam took over and he got us to the championship with passion and I will always thank him for that.

Risdale and Jones kept the club in the championship under severe financial pressure and despite this always pushing for promotion. I thank those two.

TG came in with the investment the club had to get at the 11th hour that is how close administration was at that point, he persuaded Tan the club had potential so that is when he invested in particular paying £20,000 a week towards the loan deal for Bellamy.

We were promised premier league football and massive investment all that has been delivered.

Tan is here to stay or this club will cease to exist so if you want the best for this club it is time you concentrated on supporting the team and stopped giving the media news that is damaging the image. Tan says very little so it is not him who is constantly dragging the name of this club through the mud it is those who don`t care about the club but have a personal agenda.

It is not Tan out but rather the so called fans that do not want to move with the times and have no understanding of the modern game at the highest level.

One last point, Malky will always be remembered as the manager who won the championship for us and took us to the Carling cup final. Results and performances in the premiership given the investment was no longer good enough and a normal business decision was made to replace him before the transfer window to give the new manager adequate funds to improve results and performances.

Standing in the bob bank in pouring rain soaked to the skin were not the good old days, it was low league football and not many wins. Being in the premiership with a rich owner these are the good times and if you cannot enjoy the good times god help you.

jck[

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jck200 said:
As stated those who want Tan out don`t care what happens to our club, anyone who knows anything about business will know there will not be a club now.

Let those who have sunk £140 million into the club make the business decisions, how many offered to pay the £1 million to the tax man when administration was very close?

Tan did not change the colour.

Tan offered to invest a further £100 million if the shirt could be changed due to the culture and history of his country where blue is a sad colour and red is a happy colour.

The board made the decision to accept the offer.

Due to a huge protest regarding our culture Tan compromised with blue as the away colour and the bluebird logo represented on the badge.

No respect has been shown for his culture but he should respect ours?

Tan should respect fans but they have not shown one sign of respect towards him.

The club was going nowhere till Sam took over and he got us to the championship with passion and I will always thank him for that.

Risdale and Jones kept the club in the championship under severe financial pressure and despite this always pushing for promotion. I thank those two.

TG came in with the investment the club had to get at the 11th hour that is how close administration was at that point, he persuaded Tan the club had potential so that is when he invested in particular paying £20,000 a week towards the loan deal for Bellamy.

We were promised premier league football and massive investment all that has been delivered.

Tan is here to stay or this club will cease to exist so if you want the best for this club it is time you concentrated on supporting the team and stopped giving the media news that is damaging the image. Tan says very little so it is not him who is constantly dragging the name of this club through the mud it is those who don`t care about the club but have a personal agenda.

It is not Tan out but rather the so called fans that do not want to move with the times and have no understanding of the modern game at the highest level.

One last point, Malky will always be remembered as the manager who won the championship for us and took us to the Carling cup final. Results and performances in the premiership given the investment was no longer good enough and a normal business decision was made to replace him before the transfer window to give the new manager adequate funds to improve results and performances.

Standing in the bob bank in pouring rain soaked to the skin were not the good old days, it was low league football and not many wins. Being in the premiership with a rich owner these are the good times and if you cannot enjoy the good times god help you.

jck
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Your assertion that Tan didn't change the colour is, regardless of you our convoluted excuses for the man, utterly delusional. You go further and claim that no respect has been shown for him or his culture. Not only is this arrogant in the extreme, but it also shows that you presume that you actually know something about his 'culture' (and that everyone in that 'neck of the woods' feels the same about the colours red/blue as he does, something which I doubt is true, especially given that we live in the 21st century) which, given the intelligence of the Malaysian people I've met, is unlikely IMO. Then again, perhaps you would argue that to protest against an American (let's say) with large amounts of money who belived that the world was made in seven days and doesn't belive in evolution would be disrespectful to his 'culture'. My view is that to presume that VT's view is wholly representative of his native country is not only misguided but verging on racist and panders to the worst part of ourselves. I.e. Success at any cost.

Frankly, for you to say 'god help you' regarding those who wish to stand in the pouring rain, is beneath contempt and, frankly, I doubt very much whether you ever did stand for very long in the rain without a very big umbrella.
 
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