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Can't post vids, but this is up on youtube if anyone is interested. The City stuff kicks in around the 41 minute mark. Stuff about Tan, Warnock, and Neil Harris gets a mention. He didn't want to leave. It's nothing spectacular but city related. If anyone would like to put it up on here, then crack on
https://youtu.be/GgxkWT8R-TUOriginally Posted by Tuerto
Can't post vids, but this is up on youtube if anyone is interested. The City stuff kicks in around the 41 minute mark. Stuff about Tan, Warnock, and Neil Harris gets a mention. He didn't want to leave. It's nothing spectacular but city related. If anyone would like to put it up on here, then crack on
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Thankyou Steve
Thanks, good little section on Cardiff.
Who are those kids? They clearly didn’t bother with any research or is that what podcasts are like, think it’s the first one I’ve listened to.
Compared to some, they're not that bad!
Peltier says that Vincent Tan would:
- Show video compilations of players scoring from the halfway line and instruct the entire squad to do the same.
- Burn rice and perform religious ceremonies on the pitch at the start of the season for good luck.
- Take strikers to a room full of Buddha statues (just before kick off) to pray for goals.
Only at Cardiff City would all of this be considered "nothing spectacular"
How his time here wasn't made into a documentary is nothing short of a lost masterpiecePeltier says that Vincent Tan would:
- Show video compilations of players scoring from the halfway line and instruct the entire squad to do the same.
- Burn rice and perform religious ceremonies on the pitch at the start of the season for good luck.
- Take strikers to a room full of Buddha statues (just before kick off) to pray for goals.
Only at Cardiff City would all of this be considered "nothing spectacular"
Ridiculous, it really is.Peltier says that Vincent Tan would:
- Show video compilations of players scoring from the halfway line and instruct the entire squad to do the same.
- Burn rice and perform religious ceremonies on the pitch at the start of the season for good luck.
- Take strikers to a room full of Buddha statues (just before kick off) to pray for goals.
Only at Cardiff City would all of this be considered "nothing spectacular"
If that is any indication of his thought process then God help us. A man who thinks the only difference between us smashing goals in from half way and not is just the fact they'd not been shown.
Is it a coincidence our goals have completely dried up the last few years since he has visited the club less?
Can some staff please take in some basmati and Buddha's.
Bonfire and one of them industrial sized bags of basmati before Millwall under the Canton Stand.
I'm willing to give anything a bash.
Interesting.
I listened to about twenty minutes and the thing which struck me was that the loons in charge of a club are not just limited to Cardiff City.
One other thing, I doubted the truth behind the line that Vincent Tan wanted the goalkeepers to shoot more in a post I made yesterday, but, having heard about those videos, it seems I might have been wrong.
That has been confirmed previously by a number of ex-players including Danny Gabbidon, I think.
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