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All laying the blame firmly on Tan, Dalman and Choo this morning:
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Disagree with the trust specifically mentioning ramsey and not giving him the job. Seems a step too far especially as I can't remember them specifically saying not to give it to riza or hudson or morison the way they have done with ramsey.Originally posted by Undercoverinwurzelland View PostAll laying the blame firmly on Tan, Dalman and Choo this morning:
https://www.ccfctrust.org/public-sta...porters-trust/
I get the point about needing league 1 experience but as someone else said mckenna at Ipswich had never been a number 1 before. I know he was ole number 2 though but still.
I agree with the main body just not sure why they've added the extra paragraphs and ramsey is the only one they've named not to give the job to- they didn't mention purse ramasut etc?Comment
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And I do, think too much is being made of a new manager having to have experience- we’ve recently appointed bad experienced managers as well as bad inexperienced ones. We just need a good, effective manager - whether they’re 25 or 75 doesn’t bother me much.Originally posted by Father Dougal View Post
Not sure about the need to rush something out less than a day after relegation - would it have been better to have let the dust settle for a few days first?Comment
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This paragraph is ridiculous and surely they will edit. What on earth are they on about?
"We thank Aaron Ramsey for stepping into an ultimately unsuccessful position as caretaker manager for the last three games of the season. However, we strongly believe that for the next season in League One we need an experienced manager at that level, possibly with Aaron playing a part in an assistant role to pick up experience (similar to Craig Bellamy under Vincent Kompany at Burnley and Anderlecht)."
Ok so the trust have specifically said ramsey should support someone else like bellamy did at anderlecht.
Well guess what? Kompany was 34 when he became anderlecht manager.
the same age as ramsey is now. Kompany is only 39 now ffs!
It's literally the worst example they could possibly have used and made themselves look total idiots whoever wrote that. Clueless even.
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Anyone else get a server error on the tust link?Comment
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I think it's fair game for the trust or anyone to have a pop at dalman choo and Tan. Those 3 deserve everything and more and no reflection is needed to do that as it's nothing different to what people have been saying for a decade or so.Originally posted by the other bob wilson View Post
Why on earth they have specifically asked for ramsey not to get the job is a disgrace though especially making themselves look so stupid by using kompany as the other example.Comment
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Hopefully they have reflected quickly and are deleting as it's appalling.Originally posted by cantonboy View PostComment
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Sadly not, it worked eventually.Originally posted by Father Dougal View PostComment
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Really does play into the hands of those continually knocking the Trust.
Stupid to add that.Comment
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I’m not disagreeing with going at Tan, Dalman and Choo with both barrels, just wondering if it might have been better to wait until, say, Tuesday to see if there was any response from the club to the relegation. Im not sure there’s a right or wrong answer to it because I’m sure there would be those who would be critical if the Trust had decided to hold fire for a day or two.Originally posted by Father Dougal View Post
Good article by Glen Johnson I thought.Comment
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And ramseys period in charge being "ultimately unsuccessful"?!
Any need for that?! 2 draws in 2 games and at the very least hasnt made things worse. Why add "ultimately unsuccessful" in the context of the last 10 years or so for 2 undefeated games under ramsey!Comment
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Just one normal day. Just one, it's all I ask for.Comment
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Full statement as website is down
Public Statement from the Board of Cardiff City Supporters` Trust
We are dedicated fans of Cardiff City FC, some of us have supported the club through thick and thin for more than 60 years.
However, we could not let the dreadful relegation to League One after more than 20 years in higher divisions go without comment. Relegation in all honest has been coming since the 2021-22 season and the failure to address fundamental required changes from the top down has now come home to roost.
Unless these matters are tackled urgently, the downward spiral on and off the field will continue and fan support will continue to drift away at an even faster rate than it has already.
Of course we appreciate the enormous financial support from the club owner Vincent Tan which has led to promotion to the Premier League on two occasions. But there has been a complete failure to address the “elephants in the room” of a lack of specialist football experience and knowledge at club Board level and the lack of any full time Board director at the club, leading to an apparent lack of advice and knowledge to pass on to the owner.
As the season has progressed and it quickly became evident that things were not going to plan on the pitch, it has been far from clear who on the club Board, if anyone, has been advising the owner on footballing matters. If any such advice and recommendations have in fact been given, it is unclear if any notice has been taken of such advice and recommendations.
Sadly, this has proved to be a critical element in the club`s relegation in our view as the seemingly absolute and unchallengeable power of the owner in all major decisions has failed to work to the club`s benefit.
The appointment of a club Board member with specialist football knowledge and experience has been raised by the Trust with the club CEO Ken Choo and club Chair Mehmet Dalman and has also been raised by the other elected official fan bodies Cardiff City Supporters Club, the Fan Advisory Board (FAB) and the Disabled Supporters’ Association.
Those officials have stated in meetings with fan bodies that they would be in favour of such an appointment but that the owner has been steadfastly against the idea, and he remains the sole decision maker. It seems to us that most of the strategic decision making at the club by the owner has been made in what is, effectively, an empirical knowledge and information vacuum.
After the worst start to a season in the club`s history and the expected departure of manager Erol Bulut, we believe it was a mistake to appoint such an inexperienced Championship manager as Omer Riza when there many experienced managers available to recruit.
We are also unclear as to whether the permanent appointment of Omer Riza after an inordinate delay and after a series of poor performances and results was based on a Board decision/recommendation or was solely a decision by the owner and on what criteria that decision was made.
We thank Aaron Ramsey for stepping into an ultimately unsuccessful position as caretaker manager for the last three games of the season. However, we strongly believe that for the next season in League One we need an experienced manager at that level, possibly with Aaron playing a part in an assistant role to pick up experience (similar to Craig Bellamy under Vincent Kompany at Burnley and Anderlecht).
We are also disappointed that Vincent Tan has made only minimal and very infrequent contact with the club fans to discuss issues and listen to fans views and concerns. There has therefore been virtually no opportunity for fans to speak to the person who appears to be the sole decision maker on key issues at the club.
As a matter of urgency we are requesting a meeting between Vincent Tan and the elected fan bodies to discuss the failings which have culminated in our relegation to hear what fundamental changes are going to be put in place throughout the club from top to bottom to avoid further failings in future. Continuing the failings of the past that have led to us celebrating our 125th anniversary with a relegation are not going to turn around our fortunes on the pitch.”
Big changes are needed, and needed now, to avoid a further downward spiral in the fortunes of the club that we fans love.Comment
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