Liverbirdie
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At least twice today, Cardiff fans sang Vincent out, Malky in (or words to that effect). 40,000 liverpool fans clapped. Some sense in football, at least.
Cardiff Sacking Malky Mackay
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At least twice today, Cardiff fans sang Vincent out, Malky in (or words to that effect). 40,000 liverpool fans clapped. Some sense in football, at least.
JCW
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All that means very little when he is at home , he will not be the manager at Cardiff soon and as for the fans , well next week they be back at the ground with a new manager and tan will give him money to spend and if they do well all will be forgotten , thats how life is , only fools think otherwise , I hope he goes on to better things ...........................................EYG
JCW
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jpenno
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Liverbirdie
The song was don't sack Mackay, Malkie mackay, you just don't seem to understand
Still got the bloody song in my head ten hours after the match - probably the best washy fans we have had this season
The song was don't sack Mackay, Malkie mackay, you just don't seem to understand
Still got the bloody song in my head ten hours after the match - probably the best washy fans we have had this season
Crawfy
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Malky was in budget, as the budget was for transfers and not full packages. The big man is not budging as he is on circa £20k p/w and still has some time left on his contract which will be void if he resigns
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Malky Mackay has been sacked as manager by Cardiff City after a meeting of the club's board of directors.
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guest100718
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you couldnt make it up.
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It was only a matter of time
Andy808
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It's becoming another Chelsea situation. Who is going to want to manage a club when the manager is told one thing then another then another!
MegaSteve
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Won't be the only one in the next few days/weeks I feel....
Pin-seeker
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Let's be honest he was never going to walk away & miss out on the pay off. Hope they get relegated now. Got to feel for the fans.
SaintHacker
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Cardiff are in free fall now. Watching them yesterday the players looked demoralised to me, and who wouldn't be with a nutjob like that as your employer? And I'm afraid having run the Ninian Park gauntlet of anti-English hatred (the new ground is far more 'sterile', but the streets outside are just as unsafe) , I've got bugger all sympathy for their fans. Goodbye and good riddance...
jpenno
Head Pro
Their away fans at Anfield this season were amongst the best we have had, the club shouldnt be penalised for the local scallies who go looking for trouble but dont go the match, we have plenty of them! local scrotes that should be shot, the police should round up any gangs of youths walking round anfield road/ the arkles 5 mins before the final whistle, only one reason why they are there.
The fans dont deserve to suffer from Tan, we too have had our share of idiot owners! Fan ownership is the way forward
SaintHacker
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Every club has its fair share of idiots I agree, just from my personal experience Cardiff seems to have a whole village worth, when they visited us a couple of years ago one of their 'firms' were walking up St Mary St having a go at anybody and everybody, football fans or not, women, dads with kids.
Utter scum.
You might want to ask Portsmouth fans how thats working for them:ears:
jpenno
Head Pro
I suppose it depends on the size of the fan base, would work better for the bigger clubs ;-)
Had some aggro from Cardiff fans during my time going away with Fulham but that aside, a case of another overseas owner dabbling in a club as a play thing. Sam Hamman all over again
jpenno
Head Pro
I assume You are aware that Khan has only bought you so that he can move the Jacksonville Jaguars to London and has no real interest in football?
Not sure I have too much sympathy for him. Yeah he deserved more of a shot, but asking for more cash having spent £50m is a bit cheeky. As for the fans, they were all loving him when they got promoted. Would they rather be in the championship struggling, as per last 50 years??
Nope and I think the poor dealings in the pre-season transfer market, crap start to the season and inevitable sacking of Jol are indicative of an owner out of touch with life in the PL. For all his faults, Al Fayed was a great chairman for Fulham and without doubt without him we'd have gone bust or out of the league
In_The_Rough
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Too true. I went to Ninian park many years ago now with my home town club Chesterfield and the atmosphere was the most vicious and dangerous I have ever experienced. Also a while after they smashed up parts of our town in the fixture the season after so have no sympathy for them. The worst set of fans I have ever seen for trouble. All clubs have their hooligans but Cardiff seemed to have lots more than any other club. At the end of the day it is Tans club and he can do what he wants and while ever fans keep going through the turnstiles paying their money he will not care one bit
