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I just spotted this post on the Bloombergs website...

TYCOON TAN SET TO WEIGH TAKING MALAYSIA STARBUCKS OWNER PRIVATE

Malaysian tycoon Vincent Tan is considering taking Kuala Lumpur-listed...

Clutch.

I'd like to see him try something different, if he really does feel that the play-offs are out of reach (well, technically, etc). Why not try out some youngsters, change the midfield around, go all...

It seems to me that the club has a decision to make, very soon, and it comes down to a choice between two things. Either we keep Bulut, and let him continue with his plan. Or we let his contract...

I regularly look at the lower leagues (National League and below), watching the progress of clubs who were once in the League proper. There are dozens of them. I guess this is a good thing, as 1. it...

Technically, we could still make the play-offs, so Bulut is more or less obliged to play what he thinks is his strongest side. Okay, it's not very likely, but while the chance still exists...

Not a bad game, but we were gifted two own-goals. Didn't really look like scoring otherwise.

Not a good sign from Bulut's point of view. I reckon Tan was hoping the revival would continue, and justify giving Bulut a contract extension. But after this afternoon's game, maybe he's having a...

The fact that we haven't heard anything about a contract renewal isn't a good sign, and maybe Uncle Vinnie has just had enough of watching crap football. I know I have. But it's also just as likely...

The turnout in the Police Commissioner elections is always very low, so if the 20mph protestors wanted to make a point, it shouldn't be that hard to get Michael voted out. There will be candidates...

From what I understand, the previous landlord (the City fan) was a tenant, and when his year was up, he chose not to renew, and left with debts outstanding. The new guy changed it round, and hopes to...

I can't get my head around why anyone would want to do this in the first place.
Guess I'm just not wired (or built) for running.

Like I said, they don't have to gamble on football.

It's the Russians, I tell you, hacking our essential services. Sainsburys yesterday, Greggs today. They're striking terror into the hearts of the UK. Who will it be next?

Well, that's really thoughtful. Tony's bus will have to leave at some god-forsaken hour, in order to get there for kick-off.

No, he's wrong. Addiction or not, the rules state that players cannot bet on football outcomes. Don't make excuses for them - if these players want to gamble, there are plenty of other things to bet...

He may well flip burgers on his days off, but he left our defenders for dead on more than one occasion.

I'd go for Steve Cooper. In fact, it wouldn't surprise me if they were already talking to him. Problem is, what would the fans think, if he was appointed?

I want to enjoy the football again, and that hasn't been the case for a good few years now.

This. We've seen similar posts (to the original post on this thread) on a regular basis over the years, but little happens. We know the issue at this club, and so do most of the people who work there.

I appreciate the work he's done, but I don't think he's the guy to take us forward.

I tend to agree. I'd love him to do well, but he's not being coached properly at Cardiff, and I fear he might just be loaned out and drift away. I hope I'm wrong, because he clearly has something,...

It's good to see City winning games, and clear of any relegation worries with time to spare.
But the football on show - well, that's something else.
Can't see us selling many season tickets if the...

If I'm reading this right, we lost £29m in 21-22, and then £11m in 22-23. So in two years, we lost £40m.
Doesn't that breach the League's FFP limits? Isn't the limit £39m over three years?
Does...

I don't get the Wrexham haters. Not only would most clubs give their right arm to be bought up by ambitious men with real money, but isn't that more or less what happened to Cardiff? And more than...