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Cardiff City Football Club can confirm that following lengthy discussions, Lee Tomlin has left the club by mutual consent.
Lee made 57 appearances and scored 11 times having signed for the Bluebirds in 2017.
We’d like to thank him for his contribution and wish him the best for the future.
Would have loved to see him fit and playing again like he did at the end of 2019/20 but that was increasingly unlikely.
Can we use the money saved on his wages to get someone else in?
Good decision.
Well done to the club on this.
I'm quick enough in having a go but we need more of this.
Bet that cost us a bit.
reduction in the clubs lunch bill should even it out soonOriginally Posted by 2b2bdoo
Bombshell LOL. More like he needed a bomb up his backside. Good riddance.
It will have done.
He isn't walking away from that contract without a pay off.
Mercenary footballer at every club he's been at , I'm sure the pay offs pay for his habits and fines
Injuries.
Mental health issues.
Don't be a cock.
If that's true then I retract my comments but on the face of it an absolute farce by both the club letting it get to this stage and for Tomlin to let himself go that badly.
Is it true that he never moved from the Leicester area
Man is a lazy greedy tosser
He’s just FAT! He’s been paid enormous wages to post his new cars and exotic holidays on social media. Can’t even get himself fit.
The only cock is you.
Has he suffered with mental health?
Finally!
Vassell next?
Two off the books should allow us to possibly sign two fit & effective players in January.
Fit AND effective? Me thinks you're asking for too much - this is Cardiff City, after all!
When fit, Tomlin was effective.
Our loss, Boro's gain?
It was Harris that got him playing, not Warnock.
Good, we're not a charity. Had his struggles but to me, he's a player that's attitude will always be an issue.
It's the new bad back
No, it isn't.
You are So Very Out of Touch, it ain’t the new bad back.
He's clearly got some issues both mentally and physically - not his fault the club decided to give him a new contract. When he was on the pitch for us he was generally great for us. Not entirely fair to blame a troubled player for yet another example of managerial and financial mismanagement at the club.
Imagine the fans if we didn't give him a new contract when he was in the form of his life.
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