Correct. David Kerslake.
Will MM board the plane later in the day upto Liverpool ? Twt as always.
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Correct. David Kerslake.
Will MM board the plane later in the day upto Liverpool ? Twt as always.
Daniel Levy hasn't changed the club badge, colours or hired a mate who has never worked in football before as head of recruitment.
I'm no fan of Levy, but Tan's in another league.
The Allam League, I like to call it.
Ian Abrahams ‏@BroadcastMoose
Hull boss Steve Bruce on the Malky situation "From the outside they should be really thanking Malky, he has done a wonderful job"
Hull boss Steve Bruce on the Malky situation "From the outside they should be really thanking Malky, he has done a wonderful job"
David Conn ‏@david_conn
Crazy to think how many "owners" allowed to buy top British clubs proudly state they knew nothing about football before taking over.
Crazy to think how many "owners" allowed to buy top British clubs proudly state they knew nothing about football before taking over.
How these people are passing the 'Fit and Proper' test is mental. ££££££££$$$$$$$$$ They may have stacks of cash, but to say they are unhinged, slightly mental or away with the fairies would be an understatement.
CTWD offer support to Cardiff fans
“City Till We Die” (CTWD) would like to offer our sympathy and support for the fans of Cardiff City FC following the latest antics of their owner, Vincent Tan.
Reports broke last night that Cardiff City’s manager Malky Mackay has been given a “quit or be fired” ultimatum by the Malaysian owner. This follows the well-publicised changing of the club’s long-standing colours and the strange episode in which their Head of Recruitment, Iain Moody, was removed from his position and replaced with a young man with no experience in football.
While CTWD continue to oppose Hull City owner Dr. Allam’s plans to change the name of our football club, we appreciate the backing Dr. Allam has given to our manager, Steve Bruce, to ensure that success is achieved on the field of play.
CTWD support the team passionately and Steve Bruce has given us a team to be proud of and we thank him and Dr. Allam for that.
We feel, as do most impartial outsiders, that Malky Mackay has delivered the same thing at the Cardiff City Stadium. Against a back drop discontent, he produced a promotion winning team from scratch and has strengthened it wisely, achieving some memorable results in the top flight.
CTWD wholeheartedly support Cardiff City fans in their continued struggle to convince Vincent Tan that their team should play in their traditional blue shirts – matching their nickname of “The Bluebirds”.
The help, sympathy and exposure CTWD have received from the “football family” in the UK and beyond has been uplifting and encouraging. We’d like to ask that all of our supporters in the media and the fans of Hull City AFC who continue to campaign to retain the club’s name offer the same support to Cardiff City’s fans at a time of such great disappointment.
We also call on all football fans to support our collective cause and protect of the heritage of proud, historic football clubs. If you tolerate this then your club could be next.
http://notohulltigers.tumblr.com/post/70575495365/ctwd-offer-support-to-cardiff-fans
“City Till We Die” (CTWD) would like to offer our sympathy and support for the fans of Cardiff City FC following the latest antics of their owner, Vincent Tan.
Reports broke last night that Cardiff City’s manager Malky Mackay has been given a “quit or be fired” ultimatum by the Malaysian owner. This follows the well-publicised changing of the club’s long-standing colours and the strange episode in which their Head of Recruitment, Iain Moody, was removed from his position and replaced with a young man with no experience in football.
While CTWD continue to oppose Hull City owner Dr. Allam’s plans to change the name of our football club, we appreciate the backing Dr. Allam has given to our manager, Steve Bruce, to ensure that success is achieved on the field of play.
CTWD support the team passionately and Steve Bruce has given us a team to be proud of and we thank him and Dr. Allam for that.
We feel, as do most impartial outsiders, that Malky Mackay has delivered the same thing at the Cardiff City Stadium. Against a back drop discontent, he produced a promotion winning team from scratch and has strengthened it wisely, achieving some memorable results in the top flight.
CTWD wholeheartedly support Cardiff City fans in their continued struggle to convince Vincent Tan that their team should play in their traditional blue shirts – matching their nickname of “The Bluebirds”.
The help, sympathy and exposure CTWD have received from the “football family” in the UK and beyond has been uplifting and encouraging. We’d like to ask that all of our supporters in the media and the fans of Hull City AFC who continue to campaign to retain the club’s name offer the same support to Cardiff City’s fans at a time of such great disappointment.
We also call on all football fans to support our collective cause and protect of the heritage of proud, historic football clubs. If you tolerate this then your club could be next.
http://notohulltigers.tumblr.com/post/70575495365/ctwd-offer-support-to-cardiff-fans
I wonder if anyone's determined if that image helps or hinders Malaysian tourism?
It certainly isn't likely to help shirt sales in Malaysia, not unless there's a new fad for wearing football shirts over a shirt and tie.
Nah, he just got them to the League Cup final & won them the title in the championship last season.
Done more than Bruce has with us.
Sky Sports Football ‏@SkyFootball 6m
#Cardiff have been in touch with at least four managers with regards to succeeding Malky Mackay as boss
#Cardiff have been in touch with at least four managers with regards to succeeding Malky Mackay as boss