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[Alfonso Perez]

Who let this annoying **** Chris back on the forum?

It bad enough with out that stupid **** posting on here again.

[chris]

what cardiff really need is a chairman who is prepared for you to play in blue, and not do it as an afterthought like tan did when it went belly up in the premier league, a new chairman who is prepared to splash the cash, something tan will never do simply because is new identity of playing in red went down like a lead balloon.

until a new chairman arrives then cardiff will simply tread water, instead of making actual progress , the guy at bournemouth is a great example of what can be done at an even smaller club than cardiff. and could even lead you to former glories, thats if you actually had any to begin with.

[jon1959]

what cardiff really need is a chairman who is prepared for you to play in blue, and not do it as an afterthought like tan did when it went belly up in the premier league, a new chairman who is prepared to splash the cash, something tan will never do simply because is new identity of playing in red went down like a lead balloon.

until a new chairman arrives then cardiff will simply tread water, instead of making actual progress , the guy at bournemouth is a great example of what can be done at an even smaller club than cardiff. and could even lead you to former glories, thats if you actually had any to begin with.

Tan is not the chairman.

[A Quiet Monkfish]

what cardiff really need is a chairman who is prepared for you to play in blue, and not do it as an afterthought like tan did when it went belly up in the premier league, a new chairman who is prepared to splash the cash, something tan will never do simply because is new identity of playing in red went down like a lead balloon.

until a new chairman arrives then cardiff will simply tread water, instead of making actual progress , the guy at bournemouth is a great example of what can be done at an even smaller club than cardiff. and could even lead you to former glories, thats if you actually had any to begin with.

There's no doubt that Tan had his fingers burnt and is unlikely to show the same financial commitment again. An 'absentee' owner also doesnt normally work too well. However if Tan can see the club have a decent crack at promotion with an outlay of £5 million or so, then I think he'll go for it. Otherwise 'treading water' will be the only option available..