Hopefully we do the above but win in 11th of added time due to a Keiffer own goal; him traipsing off in tears, serenaded by "stick that in your fucking documentary".
Football Wrexham v Cardiff City - Tue 28 Oct - 20:00 - Match Thread
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Watching highlights of other games on telly I have noticed more goals being scored from distance recently.Maybe the style is changing but I hope we can fizz a few shots in.No.point passing and no end product.
Tan probably "invested" more in Cardiff in the first 2 seasons than the Holywood actors have spent at Wrexham since they've been there.
Tan started off changing the Cardiff shirts to look more like a Wrexham home kit, than anything that resembled the club. That pissed off a load of fans, those who decided to stop supporting the club were told by fellow fans like @Dr. Lecter that there'd be plenty of fans queuing to replace us. Funny thing was, for a few seasons after the PL flop I was getting e-mails from the club telling me my old seat was still available and would I like to come back.
I'm amazed that Tan gets away with being a shite owner, unless you lose a few games when people start whinging. Wrexham fans haven't, yet, had a need to boycott their club, and they are actually picking up fans from all around the world. Even, sad to say, the South Wales Valleys. Tan couldn't even get a single fan from his home country to become a redbird but, IIRC, some armchair fan(s) tried to cash in by creating a forum called the redbirds, where every cuckold that had stepped into Ninian Park (whether for a match or a hog roast) , so he won over the people that mattered.
Tan started off changing the Cardiff shirts to look more like a Wrexham home kit, than anything that resembled the club. That pissed off a load of fans, those who decided to stop supporting the club were told by fellow fans like @Dr. Lecter that there'd be plenty of fans queuing to replace us. Funny thing was, for a few seasons after the PL flop I was getting e-mails from the club telling me my old seat was still available and would I like to come back.
I'm amazed that Tan gets away with being a shite owner, unless you lose a few games when people start whinging. Wrexham fans haven't, yet, had a need to boycott their club, and they are actually picking up fans from all around the world. Even, sad to say, the South Wales Valleys. Tan couldn't even get a single fan from his home country to become a redbird but, IIRC, some armchair fan(s) tried to cash in by creating a forum called the redbirds, where every cuckold that had stepped into Ninian Park (whether for a match or a hog roast) , so he won over the people that mattered.
The Hollywood actors loaned - not invested - money to the club, getting the money back plus interest at a rate 7% above BoE base rate.Tan probably "invested" more in Cardiff in the first 2 seasons than the Holywood actors have spent at Wrexham since they've been there.
Tan started off changing the Cardiff shirts to look more like a Wrexham home kit, than anything that resembled the club. That pissed off a load of fans, those who decided to stop supporting the club were told by fellow fans like @Dr. Lecter that there'd be plenty of fans queuing to replace us. Funny thing was, for a few seasons after the PL flop I was getting e-mails from the club telling me my old seat was still available and would I like to come back.
I'm amazed that Tan gets away with being a shite owner, unless you lose a few games when people start whinging. Wrexham fans haven't, yet, had a need to boycott their club, and they are actually picking up fans from all around the world. Even, sad to say, the South Wales Valleys. Tan couldn't even get a single fan from his home country to become a redbird but, IIRC, some armchair fan(s) tried to cash in by creating a forum called the redbirds, where every cuckold that had stepped into Ninian Park (whether for a match or a hog roast) , so he won over the people that mattered.
The Hollywood actors had a documentary lined up before choosing a club; Hartlepool turned them down. This "love" for Wrexham is an act.
Wrexham get ZERO from the documentary. Players featured? Zero. Where does the money go? To the Hollywood actors. To the companies the Hollywood actors setup top film, edit, produce, cater to documentary. Ker-fucking-ching.
Documentary demands constant rising up the league -5 series ooops seasons of stabilisation would lose viewers, documentary ends... so overpaying on bang average players in the hope of going up.
Should we mention they wanted the Wrexham Trust to hand over freehold of the land, the only leverage the Trust had?
Or wanting the taxpayer to fund stadium redevelopment?
When the documentary ends or the actor use the same helicopter as Kobe... Wrexham are utterly fucked.
Look out we lose a game and we bring Tan out of the shadows to blame.
Win and no mention of him.He is the whipping boy for some.
Personally I don't know any valley fans who support Wrexham but plenty who support the Scourers and Man U.
I have to say they piss me right off .
Win and no mention of him.He is the whipping boy for some.
Personally I don't know any valley fans who support Wrexham but plenty who support the Scourers and Man U.
I have to say they piss me right off .
Tan has also loaned the club money, and some of his initial investment shows up as a debt. Regardless of which club they have chosen, they have gone into the club, brought in a "feel-good" factor, haven't alienated large chunks of the fan base AND have brought the local community along.
Of course that happens @Ponty and pop - Tan gets no plaudits when he does something good, and lots of slagging off when he does badly. It's the inconsistencies that make me chuckle. Me, I've thought Tan was a cvnt from the first minute he walked through the door.
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How much interest - how much money - has Tan taken out of the club?
"Feel good factor", lmfao. They had fuck all fanbase... pandering to tourists who will soon find something else to follow when documentary ends.
Reynolds was bidding as part of a group to take over a NHL franchise. Unsurprisingly, there would be a documentary attached - what do you think would happen to Wrexham in that case?
Tan has been a better owner than a lot... people acting like the actors are marvellous, really love Wrexham and aren't solely in it for the money are a tad challenged.
When I ate that pork sandwich more than a decade ago I never realised how long it would endure in the minds of Cardiff City fans.Tan probably "invested" more in Cardiff in the first 2 seasons than the Holywood actors have spent at Wrexham since they've been there.
Tan started off changing the Cardiff shirts to look more like a Wrexham home kit, than anything that resembled the club. That pissed off a load of fans, those who decided to stop supporting the club were told by fellow fans like @Dr. Lecter that there'd be plenty of fans queuing to replace us. Funny thing was, for a few seasons after the PL flop I was getting e-mails from the club telling me my old seat was still available and would I like to come back.
I'm amazed that Tan gets away with being a shite owner, unless you lose a few games when people start whinging. Wrexham fans haven't, yet, had a need to boycott their club, and they are actually picking up fans from all around the world. Even, sad to say, the South Wales Valleys. Tan couldn't even get a single fan from his home country to become a redbird but, IIRC, some armchair fan(s) tried to cash in by creating a forum called the redbirds, where every cuckold that had stepped into Ninian Park (whether for a match or a hog roast) , so he won over the people that mattered.
I suppose I just grossly underestimated the importance of my meal choices in the collective conscious of the fan base and as a treat for you guys I'm happy to reveal that this evening I had a burger and chips for dinner, with a side of coleslaw.
Not quite sure why you’ve tagged me in this.Tan probably "invested" more in Cardiff in the first 2 seasons than the Holywood actors have spent at Wrexham since they've been there.
Tan started off changing the Cardiff shirts to look more like a Wrexham home kit, than anything that resembled the club. That pissed off a load of fans, those who decided to stop supporting the club were told by fellow fans like @Dr. Lecter that there'd be plenty of fans queuing to replace us. Funny thing was, for a few seasons after the PL flop I was getting e-mails from the club telling me my old seat was still available and would I like to come back.
I'm amazed that Tan gets away with being a shite owner, unless you lose a few games when people start whinging. Wrexham fans haven't, yet, had a need to boycott their club, and they are actually picking up fans from all around the world. Even, sad to say, the South Wales Valleys. Tan couldn't even get a single fan from his home country to become a redbird but, IIRC, some armchair fan(s) tried to cash in by creating a forum called the redbirds, where every cuckold that had stepped into Ninian Park (whether for a match or a hog roast) , so he won over the people that mattered.
Glad to see my opinion of you being a chippy little turd being proved right though.
If you can find posts where I supported the rebrand and mocked fans who chose to stay away then feel free to post them here.
Show us the pictures Gareth..
Oh fuck, we're changing our badge and colours you yellow and blue stripes, leading to us being sued by Mansfield.
Cheers, mate,
I'll do nothing for you, rebrand supporting swine
But he's so cool though
Interesting too.
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Know people up there who don't buy into the bs. They see it for what it is - actors making money. Once that prospect ends, they know full well they will look to sell, having made their money - they are worried the state the club will be left in.
Opportunity for a BlueDragons forum there
That's fine if it's your opinion.
I really don't want to drag out the pro and cons of Tan yet again but having seen every owner over the last sixty odd years I am and always have been glad we got him.
I am.not going to be drawn into a lengthy debate over it.
