Waiting game for Ledley

Joe Ledley will not be signing the new contract offered to him by the club after turning it down it’s reported and put’s the inability to sign down to certain aspects to the new offer.

Allow the talk are ongoing the midfielder valued by Cardiff City at £6m was linked with several Premier League teams in the summer but it was just all rumour has not one offer was received. He has opened himself up to a lot of negative feeling from the fans which could run all season if he doesn’t sign.
The told the Wales Online, "It's down to the club. If they want me to sign, they have got to put a contract to me.
"I want to remain here and if the contract is right, I will sign it. At the moment the contract is not right.
"If it's good enough, I will sign it. At the moment, I'm still trying to sort one out."

Fans feel this only saga has now drag on long enough especially since he is a Cardiff City fan since childhood and he has received a double your money wages offer and has a get out clause in the new contract if a Premiership club makes an offer that matches the valuation of the club

Chairman Peter Ridsdale told a packed meeting of Bluebird fans in Merthyr, “My commitment is to do everything I can to get Joe Ledley to sign a new contract and commit to this football club now the transfer window has closed.
"Joe is mixed in his emotions. He wants to play Premier League and I don't blame him for that. It's the only place to be and I am desperate to get Cardiff City there.
"I have put to Joe Ledley a four-year contract which probably, as near as damn it, doubles his wages and does have an escape clause if a Premier League club comes in with the right offer.
"If Cardiff City are in the Premier League that clause would be null and void.
"If we weren't in the Premier League that clause would stand.
"We have not had a response from Joe or his advisors yet, but I am told he is happy to talk.”

If Ledley doesn’t sign he could talk to any interested clubs in January and possibly line-up a club for the summer and if not walk away from the club a free agent with the club having to look towards compensation because he is under 24 years-old.

What some fans are saying Wales Online
bluewarrior wrote:
At the end of the day, this is a job to him. Wouldn't you try to get whatever you could out of your employers?

Joe is one of the best players at the club and should be paid to reflect this. Keeping within the current wage structure at the club, Joe should be one of the top earners at the club.

I think he'll sign soon as it makes the most logical sense but let him take care of the business side first. He's the type of player that won't let all this affect his passion for the club or his performance on the pitch. Whoever said to bench him on Sunday, is an idiot!!

Bluebirds Fan 101 wrote Michael Morris Messageboard
What a good local lad.
He really is a hero.
Loves his club, too.
Not at all greedy.
And doesn't lie nor has he bull-shi**ed in the press for the past 12-14 months.
£16k-£17k per week isn't enough... greedy prick.