Time for protests

[dml1954]

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This is the owner who, by his admission, has spent £200m on this club. Now, I'm no financial expert, but given the riches afforded by playing in the Premier League, that's a total balls up on his part. He has kept Cardiff City afloat, but we're only in that position because of his ineptitude as an owner and the total failure of the board.

The above is a ridiculous post. The majority of the money Tan had to put into the club initially was to pay off the debts run up by the idiots who nearly ran it into the ground previously. He saved us from bankruptcy for gods sake.

[dml1954]

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..or Hull, Huddersfield

Or how about Sunderland, Sheffield Wednesday and Derby ?

[Doucas]

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I dont remember you moaning that loudly when Tans ‘clueless’ ownership and running of the club got us the Championship title and promotion to the Premier League in 2013 or when we went up to the Premier League again in 2018 after a brilliant season or how we have been a Championship or above side ever since he came here. There appear to be a group of people supporting this club who cant take a few defeats or a period of adversity without throwing the toys out of the pram.

Good afternoon Mehmet.

[blue lewj]

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If you wrote a list of all the phuckups Tan and co have done it’s quite an achievement. So amazing to have those two promotions eh? It’s like people forget what occurred after….:shrug: oh to be a Fulham, Brighton, Palace, Leicester, Burnley, Brentford, wolves or Bournemouth…to name a few

Doesn't work like that on here. You have to scrape the absolute bottom of the barrel. Find other basket cases of clubs who are run just as badly if not worse and say 'Could be worse'.

[blue lewj]

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I dont remember you moaning that loudly when Tans ‘clueless’ ownership and running of the club got us the Championship title and promotion to the Premier League in 2013 or when we went up to the Premier League again in 2018 after a brilliant season or how we have been a Championship or above side ever since he came here. There appear to be a group of people supporting this club who cant take a few defeats or a period of adversity without throwing the toys out of the pram.

If you think this period is a few defeats and can't see it for a club that is being run ridiculously badly then you've got more issues than it first appears.

[Dorcus]

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Or how about Sunderland, Sheffield Wednesday and Derby ?

Exactly my point: three massive clubs who have spent long periods of their history in the top flight and have often won prestigious trophies while enjoying huge support. Still, there must be some appeal about identifying as failures like Hull or Huddersfield I suppose; I just can't put my finger on it.

[blue lewj]

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Or how about Sunderland, Sheffield Wednesday and Derby ?

Sunderland are well above us in the table.

Sheffield Wednesday and Derby could swap places with us in a few months.

You'd better start throwing these club names around a fair bit between now and May as you might run out of s*** clubs to say are worse run than us very soon.

[TWGL1]

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Fantastic achievement!

We got promoted twice then immediately GOT RELEGATED TWICE: I'd hate to be the owner who mismanaged that.

How many clubs meandering around the EFL have had a season in the Premier League ?

A few few including two in League 2 and one close to relegation from the National League.

Nearly every club within the professional game is in debt and there are probably about 30 that would be liquidated without owner intervention.

[goats]

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..or Hull, Huddersfield

Stoke, swansea, wigan, Portsmouth, West Brom, Blackburn, Bolton, Sunderland all spent far more time in the sunshine league recently

[goats]

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I dont remember you moaning that loudly when Tans ‘clueless’ ownership and running of the club got us the Championship title and promotion to the Premier League in 2013 or when we went up to the Premier League again in 2018 after a brilliant season or how we have been a Championship or above side ever since he came here. There appear to be a group of people supporting this club who cant take a few defeats or a period of adversity without throwing the toys out of the pram.

Loads of true fans moaned in 2013 with many oldies who had never seen us in the top flight blackmailed into it. Sacking MM was a massive mistake which we’ve yet to recover from, Warnock achieved a miracle in 2018, but you need a plan to maintain PL status and that’s not his style the signings show that, clueless. I’m not moaning, these are facts. We just need an owner who has a proper CEO, not you.

[TWGL1]

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Loads of true fans moaned in 2013 with many oldies who had never seen us in the top flight blackmailed into it. Sacking MM was a massive mistake which we’ve yet to recover from, Warnock achieved a miracle in 2018, but you need a plan to maintain PL status and that’s not his style the signings show that, clueless. I’m not moaning, these are facts. We just need an owner who has a proper CEO, not you.

Sacking MM was a mistake was it ? really ?

[Dorcus]

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How many clubs meandering around the EFL have had a season in the Premier League ?

A few few including two in League 2 and one close to relegation from the National League.

Nearly every club within the professional game is in debt and there are probably about 30 that would be liquidated without owner intervention.

That sounds a bit like putting yourself into a lifetime of debt just for a week in sunny Florida

[Maurice Swan]

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Sacking MM was a mistake was it ? really ?

..>Depends which MM doesn't it....I always have thought that the Malky years would have lead to stability...and that the reasons for his going was overblown.

[The Lone Gunman]

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Sacking MM was a mistake was it ?

I guess we’ll never know, but the season certainly didn’t go well after he was fired, and neither did the subsequent few seasons.

[Maurice Swan]

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I know he is at humble Ross County...but maybe a left field appointment?? For me a yes...