Originally Posted by
Penarth Blues
You think Tan doesn't get that now? He tried to apply principles that worked for him in all his other businesses (rebrand, make new and shiny, etc) and it's cost him Ł10's of millions. He has had the sense to recognise he was wrong and the grace to change it back to what it should be - despite all the abuse sent in his direction. It'd be nice if some of our fans could show the same understanding that everyone can make a mistake, no matter how rich they are.
Oh - and as an aside, there's a fighting chance we could be debt free for the first time ever in a few years time if VT follows up his other Ł60M write off as promised.
Anyway, there you are, busy inhaling through the space where your nose used to be while others get on with supporting the team, not a person. Life's too short - either move on and do something else with your life, or accept that the fans reactions and actions helped in reversing the colour change, that both sides have experienced pain, and that it's time to just get back to a day out with your mates and stop worrying about the politics of football.
Apologies for the rant but I don't deal well with reasoning that makes everything about one issue when life is never like that. It's destructive and no one wins. In this case the only people now losing are people like yourself, who're fighting an enemy that no longer exists, and the rest of the fans who still go, as there aren't enough people who really care about Cardiff for us to afford to lose any of them.
I hope you can find a way to reconcile the fact that actually the club is busting a gut to try and rebuild bridges with your hatred for one act of a person who would otherwise be a hero to us all. I thought he was destined for legend status in a good way after the League Cup final but he just didn't understand the situation at the time and was arrogant enough to believe he was always right. That's a human failing, not just a Vinnie one.
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