Nothing ever done easy with Cardiff is it.
I understand why most of the older heads are against this and doesn't sit comfortable with me, but the reality is the club never started out as Cardiff City, it was Riverside, and we used to play in black and amber not blue so its not as if we (or any other club) havn't changed colours before. Even the nickname was only acquired from a play being held in a theater in the city centre in 1911 and has nothing to do with football, other than we played in blue at the time.
The £100 million investment could propell us to the very top of the game in this country and this could be THE defining moment in Cardiff City's long and proud history. Looks like we aint gonna be bored this summer at least

I take it you have some sembalance of proof to back this up?
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Now, that's what I call a load of ........ incoherent twaddle. Do you get the general impression it actually says nothing?
Mabon.
I dont think thats the case.
Hes a billionaire. More money than the bloke at QPR.
Its the draw of the PL.
I doubt he can make significant money out of Cardiff City.

Hiya remote, hope you're ok mate.
Probably the former mate. Too much talking about the board and not enough about the football.

Mabon
The likes who own Man City , Chelsea and VT have so much money they dont need a profit.
They dont buy yachts etc for profit. The club is another product for them to enjoy.
Why we need to play in red I dont know.

You being a Cardiff City fan beleive that Vincent Tan has been a cardiff fan all his life, Vincent Tan like all foriegn business men who have become involved in british clubs are there for one reason and one reason only, to make a profit on their investment, and lets be honest here when cardiff came along he saw a way to get in on the cheap, and the 100 million big ones is small fry to what he can make selling a premiership club which is what he is hoping you will become in the near future, he will make that back and much more, i have no proof but its how football is today.
Nothing ever done easy with Cardiff is it.
I understand why most of the older heads are against this and doesn't sit comfortable with me, but the reality is the club never started out as Cardiff City, it was Riverside, and we used to play in black and amber not blue so its not as if we (or any other club) havn't changed colours before. Even the nickname was only acquired from a play being held in a theater in the city centre in 1911 and has nothing to do with football, other than we played in blue at the time.
The £100 million investment could propell us to the very top of the game in this country and this could be THE defining moment in Cardiff City's long and proud history. Looks like we aint gonna be bored this summer at least
Mabon.
Not a prob.
Actually I hope your right and he sells for a profit when we are in the PL and then we can go back hopefully to playing in blue.
I just think he sees Cardiff City FC as a chance to own a PL football club and market it in Malaysia.
Just wish hed leave our tradition alone.
Problem is with £70m in debt its that or face liquidation it seems.
As I say hope your right and hes out for a profit. But I cant see him making one.

I agree messing with the fine traditions of Cardiff City is a tough one for the fans to take, but the £100million and securing your future is going to split opinion amongst the cardiff fans, on Tan's part it is divide and conquer so to speak, and get his plans through.
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No proof then.
Sorry but I disagree. The Venky's bought Blackburn last year for £40+ million. If we were promoted and sold would we expect the club to go for more than that, seeing as Blackburn have been in the Prem from the begining minus the one year the spent in the Championship.
If you invest £100 million and only get £40 mill back then your no businessman.
As a CCFC fan I've watched the Malaysians with interest, as their are plenty of other clubs that have been bought by rich owners and promised the earth (Blackburn, Pompy, even our own Sam the Man) and it then turns out they have been sold a lie, but I do not think this is the case with VT and co. Why invest in a club with well documented debts, seek to resolve those issues then invest heavily in the club only to walk away at a loss?
The other thing to note from the owners is that they are not looking to asset strip, which altogether to me signals they are in it for the long haul.
Amazingly they have even opened a dialog with the fans on this issue, you only have to look at Mike Ashley at Newcastle and how he rides roughshot through the club, rather the malaysians than that fat prick.
