I wish Tan would just leave this go. It stirs bad feeling in the football community when things are looking on the up for us.
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I wish Tan would just leave this go. It stirs bad feeling in the football community when things are looking on the up for us.
If there are outstanding matters and MM is implicated, then Vincent Tan should have just raised it when it came to light. Not now.
In fact there ought to be a counter case of 'withholding knowledge of a crime (with malicious intent)'.
If they should have been punished for a wrongdoing, then that should have been long underway.
Now it looks vindictive and petty - whether MM / IM still have a case to answer or not.
It seems that MM and Iain M are getting their careers back together.
I seem to remember reading somewhere that Moody was on his backside and living back with his parents for a while? Cannot verify.
FFS. Apparently a very poor way to go about things here, Vincent Tan.
Last edited by Vimana.; 14-12-16 at 23:18.
Do you really think it is that easy to get a case heard in the High Court in 1 day? The case is being heard tomorrow FFS. This is merely a coincidence that it clashes with a new job for the racist.
Tan probably raised this case months ago, and its only now making the media.
The article uses the phrase 'Cardiff have launched a claim'.
That would suggest that it is a fairly fresh event, but yeah, a one day turnaround does seem incredulous.
It is the Daily Mail. It is also quite feasibly just desperate bollocks or full of made-up bits.
I shouldn't rise to it.
I might have used it wrongly?, but I did mean incredulous - as in 'incredulous to me'.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/incredulous
TBH, an incorrect (or not) word is the least of my own woes in this thread, having a: taken the Daily Mail seriously and b: got slightly jerky of knee over it ;) deary me, what was I (not) thinking!
They have launched a claim to have it heard in open court....not launched a claim