I remember Rodney Marsh coming to NP in 68 with QPR with a solid reputation for diving. Sure enough he earned himself a penalty.
Well good god, how you doing young Sir, nice to see you
I remember Rodney Marsh coming to NP in 68 with QPR with a solid reputation for diving. Sure enough he earned himself a penalty.
It's time he was given a deadline after which the offer is withdrawn and we move on. He's hardly a superstar we are trying to sign.Cardiff City’s out of contract midfielder Joe Ralls will not be reporting for pre-season as a report from Wales Online reveals the latest on his situation.
Cardiff City’s summer transfer window has already brought about plenty of change.
Steve Morison is determined to make his mark on proceedings in South Wales, with a whole host of players moving on. One that Morison and co want to keep is long-serving midfielder Ralls, who has been offered a new deal as his contract with the club closes in on expiry.
With pre-season nearing and question marks still surrounding Ralls’ future, a fresh report from Wales Online has revealed the latest.
It is said that as it stands, Ralls will not be reporting for pre-season with Cardiff City this week, with the relevant parties still at an ‘impasse’ over his deal. And of course the unsettling news of Nid Dave's return to the fold
Moreover, it is stated that the Bluebirds midfielder wants to take time to decide whether or not he wants to sign up for Morison’s project, with money not a pivotal factor in his impending decision over his future.
Ralls has been a vital player at the Cardiff City Stadium for some time now, but at 28, he has to make sure his next decision is the right one for his career.
The Bluebirds will be hopeful that the central midfielder commits his future to the club on a new deal. Ralls’ well-rounded game has been of great importance over the years and he could prove to be a crucial figure in Morison’s rebuild as an exemplary, long-serving player.
Cardiff City are confident a good contract is on the table for Ralls, so fans will be hoping he pens a new deal with the club
My near death experiences are documented in the POD thread.Well good god, how you doing young Sir, nice to see you
I don't think it will make much difference to Morison's plans whether he stays or goes. He may not be getting the assurances on playing time he would have expected.It's time he was given a deadline after which the offer is withdrawn and we move on. He's hardly a superstar we are trying to sign.
My near death experiences are documented in the POD thread.
Didnt SM say some weeks ago that any new Contract offers would be on the table for 30days and that's it, move on??It's time he was given a deadline after which the offer is withdrawn and we move on. He's hardly a superstar we are trying to sign.
Time to withdraw the contact offer and fuck him off. He’s not good or important enough to drag it out and mess the club about. He’s clearly not keen to play with Bale and Rambo next season.Cardiff City’s out of contract midfielder Joe Ralls will not be reporting for pre-season as a report from Wales Online reveals the latest on his situation.
Cardiff City’s summer transfer window has already brought about plenty of change.
Steve Morison is determined to make his mark on proceedings in South Wales, with a whole host of players moving on. One that Morison and co want to keep is long-serving midfielder Ralls, who has been offered a new deal as his contract with the club closes in on expiry.
With pre-season nearing and question marks still surrounding Ralls’ future, a fresh report from Wales Online has revealed the latest.
It is said that as it stands, Ralls will not be reporting for pre-season with Cardiff City this week, with the relevant parties still at an ‘impasse’ over his deal. And of course the unsettling news of Nid Dave's return to the fold
Moreover, it is stated that the Bluebirds midfielder wants to take time to decide whether or not he wants to sign up for Morison’s project, with money not a pivotal factor in his impending decision over his future.
Ralls has been a vital player at the Cardiff City Stadium for some time now, but at 28, he has to make sure his next decision is the right one for his career.
The Bluebirds will be hopeful that the central midfielder commits his future to the club on a new deal. Ralls’ well-rounded game has been of great importance over the years and he could prove to be a crucial figure in Morison’s rebuild as an exemplary, long-serving player.
Cardiff City are confident a good contract is on the table for Ralls, so fans will be hoping he pens a new deal with the club
Couldn’t agree more. It’s the thing I hate most about
I hope you are right about those two.Time to withdraw the contact offer and fuck him off. He’s not good or important enough to drag it out and mess the club about. He’s clearly not keen to play with Bale and Rambo next season.
Sorry to hear you’ve been unwell, but great to have you backMy near death experiences are documented in the POD thread.
I sympathise with Ralls situation a bit, the man has given this club 10 years of solid service, done everything we've asked of him and what does he get in return? (presumably) a massive paycut and us lot begrudging him a minute to think about taking itWhen Ramsey and Bale sign do you think Ralls will still be think over his future ..
It’s a really tough choice for him, I can imagine he’s pretty torn between up and moving himself/his family from somewhere he’s settled for over a decade for a bigger (or the same as before) salary or taking quite a bit of a wage cut to save all the shit that comes with moving.I sympathise with Ralls situation a bit, the man has given this club 10 years of solid service, done everything we've asked of him and what does he get in return? (presumably) a massive paycut and us lot begrudging him a minute to think about taking it
You're absolutely right. He's going from massively overpaid to simply being paid in a week what a lot of people earn in a year. I really feel for the poor chap.I sympathise with Ralls situation a bit, the man has given this club 10 years of solid service, done everything we've asked of him and what does he get in return? (presumably) a massive paycut and us lot begrudging him a minute to think about taking it
Plus he's not even that good imo.You're absolutely right. He's going from massively overpaid to simply being paid in a week what a lot of people earn in a year. I really feel for the poor chap.
Thats not too bad given the financial circumstances at the moment.City Season ticket sales stand at 11,700