Cardiff were outclassed, outplayed and outsung in a game that surely marks the end of Malky. We were like a mid table Championship team. Zero passion. Zero fire. Awful.
You can't blame the officials for that dire performance. And the streams of 'fans' leaving as soon as the third goal went in? Embarrassing.
Oh, I'm *so* glad you won't have to listen to the sound of fans daring to express a message of support for the manager any more. It must be such a relief.Glad I don't have to listen to achey breaky heart any more. /silver lining
Vincent Tan is the owner of Cardiff City F.C., a team based out of Wales that plays in the Premier League.
Cardiff City fans do not like Vincent Tan, who is from Malaysia and made his billions bringing McDonald’s to his home country. They don’t like Tan for the usual reasons fans don’t like an owner — an unwillingness to spend money to improve the team, tension between ownership and the team’s management, etc.
They also don’t like Vincent Tan because Tan seems to be using the club much like a 12-year-old in “owner mode” on the FIFA 14 video game.
I might have a punt on Sven ,most clubs with a bit if money with owners who know little about football normally sound him out.Former Manchester United striker Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has been installed as the early favourite to replace Mackay...
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=world-football
I might have a punt on Sven ,most clubs with a bit if money with owners who know little about football normally sound him out.
I doubt if I'll ever set foot in the place again while Tan is still trashing the place.An empty ground speaks volumes.
An empty ground speaks volumes.
Sadly, as with practically every other club, I doubt enough fans would stay away to make a serious impact.I doubt if I'll ever set foot in the place again while Tan is still trashing the place.
Whilst it would impact on the atmosphere, with 24,000 + season ticket holders - finanically tan would not really give a toss.Sadly, as with practically every other club, I doubt enough fans would stay away to make a serious impact.
I would absolutely love it to happen, I think it would be a great moment for football fans of all teams, I just really doubt it would. Live and dream, eh?
Aye, fair point. Might start something at least, gain a bit of support and momentum.Whilst it would impact on the atmosphere, with 24,000 + season ticket holders - finanically tan would not really give a toss.
It's a lot more complicated for Cardiff though because any new team would have to either play in the Welsh League or physically play in England to compete in the English pyramid, and that's what stopped the earlier effort - no one could agree.If fans don't like it go the FC United route