Neil Warnock would be surprised if Vincent Tan sold Cardiff in next 12 months

[BLUETIT]

He'd be less likely to fund a promotion bid if he was looking to move on.

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FOR SALE

A football club ambling along, going nowhere in the Championship. !

FOR SALE

An upwardly going football club, on the verge of promotion to the Premier League !

Which one appeals to a BUYER

[itkman]

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FOR SALE

A football club ambling along, going nowhere in the Championship. !

FOR SALE

An upwardly going football club, on the verge of promotion to the Premier League !

Which one appeals to a BUYER

The one with the least amount of debt?

[Hilts]

I cant see us being sold in the next 5 years let alone the next 12 months.
To sell you need someone who wants and can afford to buy us. Just aint going to happen.

[Rhiw-Blue]

I cant see us being sold in the next 5 years let alone the next 12 months.
To sell you need someone who wants and can afford to buy us. Just aint going to happen.

Tan is a total idiot but even he realises he won't get his money back.

With that in mind there's no reason why a buyer couldn't be found.

He said he's had offers, it's a case of how much loss he's prepared to stomach

[Hilts]

Tan is a total idiot but even he realises he won't get his money back.

With that in mind there's no reason why a buyer couldn't be found.

He said he's had offers, it's a case of how much loss he's prepared to stomach

Really? They werent queing up when we were having the winding up orders.

Or when we were struggling in the lower leagues.

I couldnt give a sh!t who is owner is as long as the club is run sensibly and we arent on the verge of going out of business again.

To take us on someone will need serious money even if Tan makes a loss (which he will ). I just dont see anyone buying us. Why would they?

[Barry Shitpeas]

Really? They werent queing up when we were having the winding up orders.

Or when we were struggling in the lower leagues.

I couldnt give a sh!t who is owner is as long as the club is run sensibly and we arent on the verge of going out of business again.

To take us on someone will need serious money even if Tan makes a loss (which he will ). I just dont see anyone buying us. Why would they?

As you said when we were in the shite, in court, Langston, winding up orders from the revenue. Tan bought us.

We are in far more debt than we were then but, in say a years time, if Tan continues down the road of equity conversion, we are challenging for promotion, crowds are up, then we do become a far more attractive prospect.

For what it's worth, I have the feeling that the business this week is a not so subtle attempt by Tan to drum up a bit of interest. He even said that he'd already had offers! Just like anyone does who's trying to flog something

[Chris Pontprennau Blues]

Really? They werent queing up when we were having the winding up orders.

Or when we were struggling in the lower leagues.

I couldnt give a sh!t who is owner is as long as the club is run sensibly and we arent on the verge of going out of business again.

To take us on someone will need serious money even if Tan makes a loss (which he will ). I just dont see anyone buying us. Why would they?

Totally agree with you mate - Tan is a CCFC saviour in my books - some people need to remember how bad it was a few years ago

[chris]

it will be a toss up who goes first tan or warnock,

warnock is basically seeing out the twilight years of his managerial career with a nice cushy number, at a club where the expectation level is to basically avoid relegation every season .

tan meanwhile cannot wait to bail out at the earliest opportunity, after seeing his dream of premier league football go down the plughole along with millions of pounds

tans problem now is finding someone daft and rich enough to take the club on.