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Now Vincent Tan is walking around here

Indeed he has.

The question is Boo or Cheer him?

pembroke allan wrote:The question is Boo or Cheer him?

No issue with him being here. It's about time he showed up and I see it as a general positive

Hopefully, there will be no adverse reaction from attending fans after the positivity of recent months and the way he finally appears to be moving us in the direction on all fronts and appointing a 'real' manager to steer us forward!

Quite a few still cling to the past and will never change their opinion on him, so I don't anticipate a chorus of "Do the Ayatollah, Vincent!" but it would be nice not to hear any boos as well!

We need to concentrate on the job in hand, i.e. beating the Villa!

Sven wrote:

pembroke allan wrote:The question is Boo or Cheer him?

No issue with him being here. It's about time he showed up and I see it as a general positive



Hopefully, there will be no adverse reaction from attending fans after the positivity of recent months and the way he finally appears to be moving us in the direction on all fronts and appointing a 'real' manager to steer us forward!

Quite a few still cling to the past and will never change their opinion on him, so I don't anticipate a chorus of "Do the Ayatollah, Vincent!" but it would be nice not to hear any boos as well!

We need to concentrate on the job in hand, i.e. beating the Villa!

No I don't have an issue was said tongue in cheek from a previous thread? In a way it's a positive thing it shows he still as an interest which for the forseable future we need.

pembroke allan wrote:The question is Boo or Cheer him?

The guy has kept us afloat , invested in team , brought in Warnock , brought in Zahore and brought in all players Warnock wanted .
Back to blue , what's to boo ??

Sven wrote:

pembroke allan wrote:The question is Boo or Cheer him?

No issue with him being here. It's about time he showed up and I see it as a general positive

Hopefully, there will be no adverse reaction from attending fans after the positivity of recent months and the way he finally appears to be moving us in the direction on all fronts and appointing a 'real' manager to steer us forward!

Quite a few still cling to the past and will never change their opinion on him, so I don't anticipate a chorus of "Do the Ayatollah, Vincent!" but it would be nice not to hear any boos as well!

We need to concentrate on the job in hand, i.e. beating the Villa!

100%agree Chris past has gone we need to concentrate on the here and now

Maybe the fact that he shut Cardiff city "the bluebirds" down for 2 and a haif years.i won't boo just ignore like I did when he gave us the reds .

Superb news

Sven wrote:

pembroke allan wrote:The question is Boo or Cheer him?

No issue with him being here. It's about time he showed up and I see it as a general positive

Hopefully, there will be no adverse reaction from attending fans after the positivity of recent months and the way he finally appears to be moving us in the direction on all fronts and appointing a 'real' manager to steer us forward!

Quite a few still cling to the past and will never change their opinion on him, so I don't anticipate a chorus of "Do the Ayatollah, Vincent!" but it would be nice not to hear any boos as well!

We need to concentrate on the job in hand, i.e. beating the Villa!

Sorry, Allan. I knew that you were tongue-in-cheek and wasn't aimed at you. It was just an opportunity to say I feel that time should have healed a lot of the wounds and in recent times the guy has done the proverbial 'right thing' for the club, so the booing days are surely over?

Just heading down there, so update later

Superb news

skiprat wrote:Maybe the fact that he shut Cardiff city "the bluebirds" down for 2 and a haif years.i won't boo just ignore like I did when he gave us the reds .

Move on buddy everyone else has ,the club's in good shape at the moment

Sven wrote:

Sven wrote:

pembroke allan wrote:The question is Boo or Cheer him?

No issue with him being here. It's about time he showed up and I see it as a general positive

Hopefully, there will be no adverse reaction from attending fans after the positivity of recent months and the way he finally appears to be moving us in the direction on all fronts and appointing a 'real' manager to steer us forward!

Quite a few still cling to the past and will never change their opinion on him, so I don't anticipate a chorus of "Do the Ayatollah, Vincent!" but it would be nice not to hear any boos as well!

We need to concentrate on the job in hand, i.e. beating the Villa!

Sorry, Allan. I knew that you were tongue-in-cheek and wasn't aimed at you. It was just an opportunity to say I feel that time should have healed a lot of the wounds and in recent times the guy has done the proverbial 'right thing' for the club, so the booing days are surely over?

Just heading down there, so update later

Quite a few owners have done bad by clubs but don't see any of them putting things right? Unless he does lap of honour wont see him as up on level 4!
Ps nothing to Look back at it's history like everything else good or bad with club.

I'm personally glad he's showed up, Big crowd here and he's one of them. Hope NW and him have a great evening together and have a deep chat about the Club going forward. Hope we Win he may buy us a new player from NW list?

Seems to be getting a good reception pre match and is doing he ayatollah, I've stood and clapped

Tan today

Hmmm

Vincent getting a great reception from the Canton.

What a game for Vinnie T to return, beating one of the league favs .. love the City !!

He's gotta be impressed with that. Chuck NW a bit more cash before the window ends.

probably was expecting more goals

jimmy_rat wrote:He's gotta be impressed with that. Chuck NW a bit more cash before the window ends.

Thats what i thought lol

He'll have Etheridge dropped for not scoring!!!

If he had any balls he'd have worn a red shirt!

Superb example of the "trousers under the armpits" fashion he pioneered a few years ago.

Tan

Well I hated the red thing with a strong strong passion I tried everything to get rid of it radio echo and marches and moaned on here I hated it.
BUT.
for me we won we changed us back we got our way in the end .Tan allowed it to happen.
He is still here still paying out money he turns up today with a blue top .
Most people never admit mistakes by him wearing a blue city shirt today said it all .
Let it go let's think of the here and now the club to be fair has worked hard to turn things around made a mountain of mistakes at city.

At the moment it all seems right the deal good factor is here it's buzzing again Warnock brings that .

I will always remember the red times as the utter most painful following my club but I'm happy that the club has sorted it and moved on and I'm part of that .

I love the club again it all feels right again we are back and after today we have good football to watch and an interesting season ahead.

If tan wants to be a part of the club and join in without changing any thing I have no problem with that.
I never thought I'd ever be pleased to see tan again but seeing in a blue shirt today basically said it all I'd be fine with tan watching games and hopefully he enjoys it and puts more money in

theclaw wrote:He'll have Etheridge dropped for not scoring!!!

TBH mate that joke has truly had it's day.

skiprat wrote:Maybe the fact that he shut Cardiff city "the bluebirds" down for 2 and a haif years.i won't boo just ignore like I did when he gave us the reds .

Your no hero mate just pathetic, move on

For me, I feel as though our club has finally moved on, with real desire and intention for success. Today demonstrated this, both on and off the field.

Tony Blue Williams wrote:

skiprat wrote:Maybe the fact that he shut Cardiff city "the bluebirds" down for 2 and a haif years.i won't boo just ignore like I did when he gave us the reds .

You're no hero mate just pathetic, move on

Tony, just ignore him!

I understand one or two people will never 'forgive' Vincent Tan or the red fiasco but there comes a point when someone makes amends it is far easier to move on than it is to dwell in the past. We are well beyond that point now and most fans, Vincent Tan himself and the club have moved on by some distance, as we saw when he showed his face today. Seems lots of City supporters have moved on judging by the number of 'selfies' he did...not to mention an enthusiastic 'Ayatollah'

On a day like to day, it's difficult to be anything other than positive and enthusiastic!