' MALKY MACKAY & TAN DO SETTLEMENT OUT OF COURT '

" SO NOW KNOW REASON WHY TAN CANT DO DEBT TO EQUIT "


Friday 9th May 2014.
Sky News

Former Cardiff City manager Malky Mackay withdraws legal claim against Cardiff City and a vast number of settlements are done out of court and a settlement has been done over his sacking.

Both parties are happy.

Malky can now manage next season.

Well we now ever know the truth? (Might have to wait years).

Good luck Malky for the future



BBC NEWS

Friday 9th May 2014.

' Former Cardiff manager Malky Mackay drops his legal claim against the club after reaching a settlement on his sacking. '

Mackay was dismissed in December after a difference of opinion with owner Vincent Tan about the direction of the club. Tan has since criticised Mackay's efforts in preparing the side for the Premier League, but the Scot issued a conciliatory statement through lawyers on Friday in which he apologised "without reservation" to the Malaysian businessman.

Mackay's statement, released through Slater & Gordon Lawyers, reads: "Today have reached a settlement agreement dropping all claims I have made against Cardiff City Football Club. I did not want to be in litigation and believe that it is in the best interests of all parties to have a clean break and move on."



BBC NEWS 9th May 2014.

' Malky Mackay apologises to Cardiff owner Vincent Tan '

Malky Mackay has apologised "without reservation" to Cardiff City owner Vincent Tan over the issues that led to his December, 2013 sacking by the club.

The Scotsman has also halted his legal action against the club.

Mackay said in a statement: "If I have caused any offence to anyone during this time, especially to Vincent Tan, then I apologise without reservation."

Official club statement

Further to the release of statements by Malky Mackay and Iain Moody, Cardiff City Football Club can confirm that Malky Mackay has dropped all legal claims against the Club, bringing a number of issues to an end and allowing both parties to move on.



The agreement represents a positive outcome for the Club. We now look forward and focus fully on planning for next season and the challenge of regaining Premier League status.



The statement from Malky Mackay, dated Friday 9 May 2014 reads:



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Today I have reached a settlement agreement dropping all claims I have made against Cardiff City Football Club. I did not want to be in litigation and believe that it is in the best interest of all parties to have a clean break and move on.



I have enjoyed my time at Cardiff City and am most grateful to the Board of Cardiff City and Tan Sri Vincent Tan for giving me the opportunity. The Club’s owner Mr Vincent Tan invested heavily in the Club and supported our decisions in our push for promotion to the Premier League. Without him this would not have been possible.



My thanks to all those at the Club and the fans who have supported me during my time in Wales. If I have caused any offence to any one during this time, especially to Tan Sri Vincent Tan, then I apologise without reservation.



I wish everyone associated with Cardiff City FC all the best for the future and thank them for their support.



I will not be commenting further on this matter.



Malky Mackay


Read more at http://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/news/art ... eJrejsT.99

Predicatable ending.

Hope he goes to West Ham now.

Predicatable ending.

Hope he goes to West Ham now.

i think Norwich is more likely.

Predicatable ending.

Hope he goes to West Ham now.

i think Norwich is more likely.

Yeah I just dislike WHU

Predicatable ending.

Hope he goes to West Ham now.

i think Norwich is more likely.

And Me. I can't see a Prem club taking him on any time soon honestly

Predicatable ending.

Hope he goes to West Ham now.

i think Norwich is more likely.

Yeah I just dislike WHU

If Norwich appoint Malky, he will take them straight back up next season no problems, hopefully not at our expense.

If Norwich appoint Malky, he will take them straight back up next season no problems, hopefully not at our expense.

Only if they got £30 million to spend

If Norwich appoint Malky, he will take them straight back up next season no problems, hopefully not at our expense.

perhaps, ill certainly be picking Defenders in my championship dream team (no strikers though )

If Norwich appoint Malky, he will take them straight back up next season no problems, hopefully not at our expense.

perhaps, ill certainly be picking Defenders in my championship dream team (no strikers though )

Malky's Watford had the Championships top scorer in 2010/11 (Danny Graham, almost 30 goals)

He'll go to Norwich and as said above will take them up and make tan look red faced if we dont,he knows what it takes in the championship which is more than we can say about our manager

If Norwich appoint Malky, he will take them straight back up next season no problems, hopefully not at our expense.

perhaps, ill certainly be picking Defenders in my championship dream team (no strikers though )

Malky's Watford had the Championships top scorer in 2010/11 (Danny Graham, almost 30 goals)

Malkys Cardiff won the league by 8 points and didnt have a single player score double figures.... while keeping 18 clean sheets

i wonder how many new threads will be made for this

If Norwich appoint Malky, he will take them straight back up next season no problems, hopefully not at our expense.

perhaps, ill certainly be picking Defenders in my championship dream team (no strikers though )

Malky's Watford had the Championships top scorer in 2010/11 (Danny Graham, almost 30 goals)

Malkys Cardiff won the league by 8 points and didnt have a single player score double figures.... while keeping 18 clean sheets

and that's a bad thing??

If Norwich appoint Malky, he will take them straight back up next season no problems, hopefully not at our expense.

perhaps, ill certainly be picking Defenders in my championship dream team (no strikers though )

Malky's Watford had the Championships top scorer in 2010/11 (Danny Graham, almost 30 goals)

Malkys Cardiff won the league by 8 points and didnt have a single player score double figures.... while keeping 18 clean sheets

and that's a bad thing??

ffs chill out

course its not a bad thing, just pointing out Norwich defenders will be the ones to pick next season

Thank god it's finally sorted, for the fake of both the club and MM.

Malky the groveller Tan was right

What's he apologised for I want to know

Apols if already posted - this just on BBC site:

Malky Mackay apologises to Cardiff owner Vincent Tan

Malky Mackay has apologised "without reservation" to Cardiff City's Malaysian owner Vincent Tan over the issues that led to the Scotsman's departure from the club.
More to follow.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/27338126

So Good luck in the new job Malky.

Tan said he wouldn't swap debt to equity until the settlement was sorted, no excuse now

What's he apologised for I want to know

Wasting money
Wasting money
Wasting money
Hiring a Head of Recruitment who was shit at his job and also a slimeball, a rat and above all a traitor

Tan said he wouldn't swap debt to equity until the settlement was sorted, no excuse now

He is not wanted here! He should sell up what he is owed and give us our club back

Perfect timing for Man Utd.

Good luck Malky, wherever it is you end up Do I think he will get promotion with Norwich? Quite probably. Would I want to watch his brand of football week in, week out? Never again.

Thank God we can just put one awful chapter of our history behind now. Now, onto Tan...

Now that the dispute is over, it will be interesting to see if the debt/equity conversion now happens or whether there will be another excuse given as a delay tactic. My money's on the latter.......

Today I have reached a settlement agreement dropping all claims I have made against Cardiff City Football Club. I did not want to be in litigation and believe that it is in the best interest of all parties to have a clean break and move on.



I have enjoyed my time at Cardiff City and am most grateful to the Board of Cardiff City and Tan Sri Vincent Tan for giving me the opportunity. The Club’s owner Mr Vincent Tan invested heavily in the Club and supported our decisions in our push for promotion to the Premier League. Without him this would not have been possible.



My thanks to all those at the Club and the fans who have supported me during my time in Wales. If I have caused any offence to any one during this time, especially to Tan Sri Vincent Tan, then I apologise without reservation.



I wish everyone associated with Cardiff City FC all the best for the future and thank them for their support.



I will not be commenting further on this matter.



Malky Mackay

more importantly,now that's out of the way - DEBT TO EQUITY

He is off to Brighton if they fail to get promoted via the playoffs.

" SO NOW KNOW REASON WHY TAN CANT DO DEBT TO EQUITY "


Friday 9th May 2014.
Sky News

Former Cardiff City manager Malky Mackay withdraws legal claim against Cardiff City and a settlement is done out of court and a settlement has been done over his sacking.

Both parties are happy.

Malky can now manage next season.

Well we now ever know the truth? (Might have to wait years).

Good luck Malky for the future



BBC NEWS

Friday 9th May 2014.

Former Cardiff manager Malky Mackay drops his legal claim against the club after reaching a settlement on his sacking.

Mackay was dismissed in December after a difference of opinion with owner Vincent Tan about the direction of the club. Tan has since criticised Mackay's efforts in preparing the side for the Premier League, but the Scot issued a conciliatory statement through lawyers on Friday in which he apologised "without reservation" to the Malaysian businessman.

Mackay's statement, released through Slater & Gordon Lawyers, reads: "Today have reached a settlement agreement dropping all claims I have made against Cardiff City Football Club. I did not want to be in litigation and believe that it is in the best interests of all parties to have a clean break and move on."

A vast number of settlements are done out of court and why did he apologise to Tan through lawers if he ( malky ) was right