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joncandy wrote:Not before the BBC published an article either
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/footbal ... 552137.stm
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CF11 wrote:CARDIFF CITY STATEMENT
Fri 05 Mar 2010
Cardiff City Football Club Limited.
Adverts have been taken out by Annis Abraham in the local media asking for our supporters to march prior to this coming Saturday's home match against Middlesbrough. In this advert he is asking the Club to answer questions with regard to the Club's finances.
Annis has a small number of shares and attended last week's EGM. Following the EGM, a presentation was made which addressed each of those questions. Annis already has the answers.
Maybe the true reason that Annis wants our supporters to march is so that you can destabilise the Club. Then what? Are you prepared for the consequences?
We are currently seeking external investment. Will a march against the current management or the Club assist that? The answer is simple. No.
This Club has made tremendous progress over the last five years. A new stadium, an FA Cup Final appearance, the highest league finish since 1971 and positive net assets for the first time for many years.
We have short-term cash challenges like many football clubs. Over the last five years we have had to be self sufficient. We have not had external investment topping up the football club's financial needs. Now we have the new stadium and with positive net assets we have a chance to attract external investment. This will not be forthcoming if they see our supporters demonstrating in the streets, you will merely drive such investors away. Then what?
If anyone agitates for change they have to have an alternative. Annis has no alternative. If he has or if anyone else has, then let them come to put such proposals to us. My door is always open.
It is now time for all Cardiff City supporters to decide whether they want this Club to thrive and move forward or to throw away everything that has been achieved over the last five years. On many occasions Annis has made it clear to me personally that he never wanted to leave Ninian Park. Maybe we have a different vision for the future of this football club.
Anyone who wants to have constructive dialogue can meet with me or my colleagues at any time. We only have the best interests of Cardiff City at heart. I hope that this is a mutually shared objective.
Anyone thinking of joining this march should look themselves in the mirror and ask if they really care about Cardiff City Football Club and its future. If the answer is yes, then come straight to the ground, enjoy the match and support the Club. If the answer is NO, then join the march.
Peter Ridsdale, Chairman.
5th March 2010.
Fri Mar 05, 2010 6:05 pm
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Fri Mar 05, 2010 6:17 pm
"On many occasions Annis has made it clear to me personally that he never wanted to leave Ninian Park. Maybe we have a different vision for the future of this football club."
Fri Mar 05, 2010 6:19 pm
CF11 wrote:CARDIFF CITY STATEMENT
Fri 05 Mar 2010
Cardiff City Football Club Limited.
Adverts have been taken out by Annis Abraham in the local media asking for our supporters to march prior to this coming Saturday's home match against Middlesbrough. In this advert he is asking the Club to answer questions with regard to the Club's finances.
Annis has a small number of sharesSmall maybe but paid out of his own pocket!!! how did you come by ure shares??? and attended last week's EGM. Following the EGM, a presentation was made which addressed each of those questions. Annis already has the answers. What !!! TO Sensitive???
Maybe the true reason that Annis wants our supporters to march is so that you can destabilise the Club. Then what? Are you prepared for the consequences? Destabilising the club!!! Ye right youve decimated it !!!!
We are currently seeking external investment. Will a march against the current management or the Club assist that? The answer is simple. No. Ben Steele comes to mind
This Club has made tremendous progress over the last five years. A new stadium, an FA Cup Final appearance, the highest league finish since 1971 and positive net assets for the first time for many years. We are skint you fool!!! All income from the cup final . paid to you in bonuses
We have short-term cash challenges like many football clubs. Over the last five years we have had to be self sufficient. We have not had external investment topping up the football club's financial needs. Now we have the new stadium and with positive net assets we have a chance to attract external investment. This will not be forthcoming if they see our supporters demonstrating in the streets, you will merely drive such investors away. Then what? Like you said in the muni club
If anyone agitates for change they have to have an alternative. Annis has no alternative. If he has or if anyone else has, then let them come to put such proposals to us. My door is always open.It took months for the trust to arrange a meeting
It is now time for all Cardiff City supporters to decide whether they want this Club to thrive and move forward or to throw awayNo you alread done that everything that has been achieved over the last five years. On many occasions Annis has made it clear to me personally that he never wanted to leave Ninian Park. Maybe we have a different vision for the future of this football club.A lot of supporters would dearly love that just to go back to concentrating on football without you running us into the ground
Anyone who wants to have constructive dialogue can meet with me or my colleagues at any time Your colleage has been on this week with the same shit !! he's gone now with a flea in his ear. We only have the best interests of Cardiff City at heart. I hope that this is a mutually shared objective.
Anyone thinking of joining this march should look themselves in the mirror and ask if they really care about Cardiff City Football Club and its future. Listen to me !! i was supporting Cardiff City football Club when you was kicking a tin in the back streets of Leeds and you ask me to look in the mirror!!! It's cost me a lot of money in 52 years of supporting the City!! Well not as much as you earn in a month but to me a lot If the answer is yes, then come straight to the ground, enjoy the match and support the Club. If the answer is NO, then join the march. TO f*cking RIGHT I AM !!!!!!!!!!
Peter Ridsdale, Chairman.
5th March 2010.
Fri Mar 05, 2010 7:00 pm
Fri Mar 05, 2010 7:32 pm
Martyn1963 wrote:why to they keep going on about us not supporting the team , and why did DJ say in the press conference today the same thing ? I am marching , I am supporting the team and im supporting the team next season coz I bought my ticket in December when the offer was on . Ive been supporting the " team " for over 30 years regardless of owners , chairmen or stadiums !!! Bluebirds 3 - 0 tomoz !!!!!
Fri Mar 05, 2010 7:57 pm
Fri Mar 05, 2010 8:01 pm
Pill Blue wrote:Well done Peter from Margam, all very simple questions that are easy to answer and have to be answered!(red highlighting helped too).
Hadn't contenplated going on the March as I have my pre-match pint in Penarth, but will be there tomorrow with North Somerset Bluebirds.
Remember the last good protest, was it Gillingham in Fa Cup? Everyone in the Canton Stand and enclosure, with Neal and Hibbett in directors box?
Fri Mar 05, 2010 9:08 pm
UNDERSTATEMENTTony Blue Williams wrote:"On many occasions Annis has made it clear to me personally that he never wanted to leave Ninian Park. Maybe we have a different vision for the future of this football club."
What the frigging hell is that supposed to mean?
The man is a frigging idiot
Fri Mar 05, 2010 9:22 pm
The Rhooster wrote:Pill Blue wrote:Well done Peter from Margam, all very simple questions that are easy to answer and have to be answered!(red highlighting helped too).
Hadn't contenplated going on the March as I have my pre-match pint in Penarth, but will be there tomorrow with North Somerset Bluebirds.
Remember the last good protest, was it Gillingham in Fa Cup? Everyone in the Canton Stand and enclosure, with Neal and Hibbett in directors box?
see you there
Fri Mar 05, 2010 10:43 pm
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