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    Always thought that the bottom line between Tan and Malky was about Transfer fees not just all this Racism stuff.
    If I remember right wasn't Cornelius and malky's agent the same fella?

    Also i notice that no mention of this court case on the dark side. ***** must be sick of defending the un-defendable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Whisperer View Post
    Always thought that the bottom line between Tan and Malky was about Transfer fees not just all this Racism stuff.
    If I remember right wasn't Cornelius and malky's agent the same fella?

    Also i notice that no mention of this court case on the dark side. ***** must be sick of defending the un-defendable.
    I think this happens a lot. I remember reading about how many of Mark Hughes' signings at Stoke were managed by his agent.

    When there have been discussions about racism in football on here, it's usually said that football is a meritocracy and that the best players get picked. I wonder how many players have seen their careers halted before they've even started, not because of the colour of their skin but because of their choice of agent.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lardy View Post
    I think this happens a lot. I remember reading about how many of Mark Hughes' signings at Stoke were managed by his agent.

    When there have been discussions about racism in football on here, it's usually said that football is a meritocracy and that the best players get picked. I wonder how many players have seen their careers halted before they've even started, not because of the colour of their skin but because of their choice of agent.
    Yes alledgly Jose has the same connections , its part and parcel of the world of football , which is in desperate need of top to bottom regulation

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    Quote Originally Posted by Whisperer View Post
    Always thought that the bottom line between Tan and Malky was about Transfer fees not just all this Racism stuff.
    If I remember right wasn't Cornelius and malky's agent the same fella?

    Also i notice that no mention of this court case on the dark side. ***** must be sick of defending the un-defendable.
    This is the crux of the matter.The Cornelius transfer

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    Quote Originally Posted by Whisperer View Post
    . ***** must be sick of defending the un-defendable.
    If he was honest with himself I think he'd find he was sick of it.

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    Re: City in court again

    Quote Originally Posted by Whisperer View Post
    Always thought that the bottom line between Tan and Malky was about Transfer fees not just all this Racism stuff.
    If I remember right wasn't Cornelius and malky's agent the same fella?

    Also i notice that no mention of this court case on the dark side. ***** must be sick of defending the un-defendable.
    Quote Originally Posted by itkman View Post
    If he was honest with himself I think he'd find he was sick of it.
    There is a thread on ****:

    http://www.cardiffcityforum.co.uk/vi...p?f=2&t=180242

    Similar range of views as on here. Mainly 'lay off Malky', 'screw the thieving agents', 'the timing must be co-incidental'.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jon1959 View Post
    There is a thread on ****:

    http://www.cardiffcityforum.co.uk/vi...p?f=2&t=180242

    Similar range of views as on here. Mainly 'lay off Malky', 'screw the thieving agents', 'the timing must be co-incidental'.
    With the aUthoR defending Malky to the hilt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jon1959 View Post
    There is a thread on ****:

    http://www.cardiffcityforum.co.uk/vi...p?f=2&t=180242

    Similar range of views as on here. Mainly 'lay off Malky', 'screw the thieving agents', 'the timing must be co-incidental'.
    The thread on there is quite refreshing.
    The only people defending Malky are ***** and the grange end multi whose defence seems to consist of Barry Shitpeas and City123's posts copied from here.

    As soon as ***** starts using facebook quotes to back himself up you know he is swimming against the tide.

    My opinion is get this into public court and if guilty fuk em all, Tan may have done the football world a service.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Whisperer View Post
    Always thought that the bottom line between Tan and Malky was about Transfer fees not just all this Racism stuff.
    If I remember right wasn't Cornelius and malky's agent the same fella?

    Also i notice that no mention of this court case on the dark side. ***** must be sick of defending the un-defendable.
    He's there defending the un-defendable not having it his own way so starts posting the facebook quotes and using his multis to back himself up

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    I'd say the timing here is a coincidence, but the idea that the Daily Mail was tipped off by someone at the club about the hearing today after the news broke about Malky's proposed job seems plausible to me.

    The obvious "dodgy" looking transfer from that summer was the Cornelius one (or so it seems to me at least), so it's a surprise to see that the charges stem from a couple of deals where we paid what I'd say was the going rate for the two players involved - reportedly, we also got our money back when Caulker signed for QPR and the Jones/Odemwingie swap was generally thought to be a fair one, in financial terms at least, at the time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by the other bob wilson View Post
    I'd say the timing here is a coincidence, but the idea that the Daily Mail was tipped off by someone at the club about the hearing today after the news broke about Malky's proposed job seems plausible to me.

    The obvious "dodgy" looking transfer from that summer was the Cornelius one (or so it seems to me at least), so it's a surprise to see that the charges stem from a couple of deals where we paid what I'd say was the going rate for the two players involved - reportedly, we also got our money back when Caulker signed for QPR and the Jones/Odemwingie swap was generally thought to be a fair one, in financial terms at least, at the time.

    I dont think its the transfer costs that are the issue, but more the agents fees which go on top.....I think

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    Is chepstow aBRAhAM in disguise!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by GRUMPYS DEN View Post
    Is chepstow aBRAhAM in disguise!!!!
    The Pied Piper lives on .

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    Quote Originally Posted by GRUMPYS DEN View Post
    Is chepstow aBRAhAM in disguise!!!!
    Either that or Tandy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GRUMPYS DEN View Post
    Is chepstow aBRAhAM in disguise!!!!
    He is the result of romantic few hours spent at the back of the bus between Tannis and Ankles.

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    If you mess with Tan look out.I was told from day one that he is a man of honour and principles.If you cross him thats it you will regret it and I dont blame him.He made one big mistake by changing our colour and put that right along with saving the club but some only a small number will not forgive.On the other hand you can be a football hooligan drag the name of our club through the dirt be forgiven and welcomed back its a strange old world we live in.

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    Quote Originally Posted by valley boy View Post
    If you mess with Tan look out.I was told from day one that he is a man of honour and principles.If you cross him thats it you will regret it and I dont blame him.He made one big mistake by changing our colour and put that right along with saving the club but some only a small number will not forgive.On the other hand you can be a football hooligan drag the name of our club through the dirt be forgiven and welcomed back its a strange old world we live in.
    Who on earth are you talking about? But you are 100% correct.
    Strange supporters down this way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cleve van Leef View Post
    Who on earth are you talking about? But you are 100% correct.
    Strange supporters down this way.
    you don't know what he is talking about but say he is 100% correct. WTF?

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    Quote Originally Posted by valley boy View Post
    If you mess with Tan look out.I was told from day one that he is a man of honour and principles.If you cross him thats it you will regret it and I dont blame him.He made one big mistake by changing our colour and put that right along with saving the club but some only a small number will not forgive.On the other hand you can be a football hooligan drag the name of our club through the dirt be forgiven and welcomed back its a strange old world we live in.
    what you talking about

    he didnt just change our colour, he raped us of our identity blah blah blah

    Oh and if that wasnt enough, he gave away red scarfs AND put red seats in the stand he paid for

    Damm the man, Damm the man, he just aint Scam the man

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    Quote Originally Posted by blue matt View Post
    what you talking about

    he didnt just change our colour, he raped us of our identity blah blah blah

    Oh and if that wasnt enough, he gave away red scarfs AND put red seats in the stand he paid for

    Damm the man, Damm the man, he just aint Scam the man
    worst of all, he hasn't bought a single fecking ice cream

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    Quote Originally Posted by TH63 View Post
    worst of all, he hasn't bought a single fecking ice cream
    no wonder he is hated so much

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    People are so OTT with how they judge others.

    A foreign businessman that tried to create a commercially viable club for our and his gain.

    He didn't understand how much the identity meant to the fans.

    He lied to fans about the change.

    But I wouldn't go so far as to call him "vile".

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    Quote Originally Posted by valley boy View Post
    If you mess with Tan look out.I was told from day one that he is a man of honour and principles.If you cross him thats it you will regret it and I dont blame him.He made one big mistake by changing our colour and put that right along with saving the club but some only a small number will not forgive.On the other hand you can be a football hooligan drag the name of our club through the dirt be forgiven and welcomed back its a strange old world we live in.
    To be fair to him, he's going in the right direction to some form of redemption. But like the hooligans you mention, he dragged the club's name through the dirt in my opinion and there's still some way to go before he is forgiven.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CopenhagenBlue View Post
    To be fair to him, he's going in the right direction to some form of redemption. But like the hooligans you mention, he dragged the club's name through the dirt in my opinion and there's still some way to go before he is forgiven.
    To be honest I dont think there is any comparison between Tan and the hooligans.Tan did what he did thinking it was the best for the club.He has stuck with us despite all the abuse and seems to learning from mistakes.I would rather be with him than without.It appears my remarks have struck a nerve.Its a pity that this matter is opening up old wounds but there is a really serious matter involved in these legal proceeding and if the allegation are correct then Tan should be applauded for standing up to people who would suck the life out of the game to fill their own pockets.

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    Quote Originally Posted by valley boy View Post
    To be honest I dont think there is any comparison between Tan and the hooligans.Tan did what he did thinking it was the best for the club.He has stuck with us despite all the abuse and seems to learning from mistakes.I would rather be with him than without.It appears my remarks have struck a nerve.Its a pity that this matter is opening up old wounds but there is a really serious matter involved in these legal proceeding and if the allegation are correct then Tan should be applauded for standing up to people who would suck the life out of the game to fill their own pockets.
    Nailed it.

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