Im not one to laugh at clubs in trouble but...

[Bigtomfu]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/c/cardiff_city/4312651.stm


In all seriousness i think loads of us could have forecast this following Sam Hamman's take over. what a cowboy....

 

[Bigtomfu]

hmm tech error can a mod please delete the duplicate threads. i didnt find it that amusing that i wanted it three times.

 

[Stinky Kat]

Oh lord Sam Hamman

 

[sully]

Hmmmm.

This was mentioned in a thread yesterday, too!

Expect some ringtone / fixtures type posts!!

 

[Albion Rob]

We need to have a Fans United day for Cardiff and we need it NOW.

We can not let them get screwed over by their unscrupulous chairman.

Football United will never be defeated.

 

[magoo]

I feel sorry for any fans that get screwed by their chairman/board. We know how it feels.

But in this case, remembering all those Welsh c*nts doing the ayotollah thing not so long ago, i say f*ck 'em!

 

[The Laughing Bluebird]

But in this case, remembering all those Welsh c*nts doing the ayotollah thing not so long ago, i say f*ck 'em!

Us Welsh c*nts do 'the ayatollah thing' at every game, and we've been doing so since 1991. Do you have a problem with that?

 

[(was)DBS]

fans united......does not matter who it is no one deserves stuff like this happening to there clubs, hope its not as bad as it looks TLB

 

[Rougvie]

The prospect of yet another WELSH club going to the wall is making me positively moist.

 

[(was)DBS]

The prospect of yet another WELSH club going to the wall is making me positively moist.

I think we are being harsh here, all the years we have wanted help from clubs the majority of clubs supported us so why should be not support the ones that need help too.

 

[Bigtomfu]

Although i started this, i still feel sympathy for them as a club they have some decent fans who dont spit, abuse or throw coins at you when you go to Ninian Park, and for them i feel very worried.

 

[The Laughing Bluebird]

The prospect of yet another WELSH club going to the wall is making me positively moist.

In fairness, I don't suppose opportunities to get moist present themselves on a regular basis when you're stuck with a face like yours. So make the most of it.

 

[Albion Rob]

fans united......does not matter who it is no one deserves stuff like this happening to there clubs, hope its not as bad as it looks TLB

Seconded, well said DANIEL.

 

[Robot Chicken]

I'm sure everything will turn out okay, but can going into administration be ruled out?

Gillingham and Forest must be watching developments with a lot of interest.

 

[(was)DBS]

Seconded, well said DANIEL.

Some people are very blinkered when it comes teams "we don't like" sorry but i would not want to see even PALACE yes PALACE go under.

 

[Scoffers]

Fans have to stick together, no matter what. Players, Chairmen and even grounds come and go, but the fans are the only ones that really matter.

I'd say, if Cardiff truely need our support, we should give it.

 

[The Laughing Bluebird]

I'm sure everything will turn out okay, but can going into administration be ruled out?

According to today's South Wales Echo it can:

'We won't be the next Leeds'

Mar 3 2005 (Terry Phillips, South Wales Echo)

MICHAEL Isaac is today revealed as the director who has been paying Cardiff City's wages out of his own pocket for the last few months.

And Welsh businessman Isaac will play an increasing role at Ninian Park as directors move to help Sam Hammam.

Majority shareholder Hammam has been a 'one-man band' in the four and a half years since he came to Cardiff, but now Isaac is stepping forward.

But he totally refutes any suggestion of a boardroom rift.

"Sam and I are working flat-out together, virtually 24 hours a day, for the good of Cardiff City," said Isaac. "We are stronger than ever, we are brothers in arms where this club is concerned."

Aberdare-born property developer Isaac, 56, insists there is no danger of Cardiff City going into administration and the club are focused on maintaining their Coca-Cola Championship place.

 

[Bigtomfu]

According to today's South Wales Echo it can:

'We won't be the next Leeds'

Mar 3 2005 (Terry Phillips, South Wales Echo)

MICHAEL Isaac is today revealed as the director who has been paying Cardiff City's wages out of his own pocket for the last few months.

And Welsh businessman Isaac will play an increasing role at Ninian Park as directors move to help Sam Hammam.

Majority shareholder Hammam has been a 'one-man band' in the four and a half years since he came to Cardiff, but now Isaac is stepping forward.

But he totally refutes any suggestion of a boardroom rift.

"Sam and I are working flat-out together, virtually 24 hours a day, for the good of Cardiff City," said Isaac. "We are stronger than ever, we are brothers in arms where this club is concerned."

Aberdare-born property developer Isaac, 56, insists there is no danger of Cardiff City going into administration and the club are focused on maintaining their Coca-Cola Championship place.

To be honest this looks very bad- honestly best of luck and if you need any help arranging events etc then i'm sure you will find plenty of help here.

 

[Albion Rob]

Maybe we shouild have a collection at Withdean to help pay their players' wages?

 

[The Laughing Bluebird]

Maybe we shouild have a collection at Withdean to help pay their players' wages?

Perhaps you could have a 'wear Burberry for Cardiff' day?