In the News of the World they have an article on the Malaysians' wanting Steve Borley to take from Peter Ridsdale went the deal over investment is do. I would be over the short term until they install their own man. An insider speaking to the paper said, “TG had a chat with Steve and asked him if he would run the club until they bring in their own man.
“He never wanted to be Cardiff chairman again but he will do it on a short-term basis if it means securing the future of Cardiff City.”
Dave Jones is planning to gear up for the South Wales derby by going to lunch with is opposite number at Swansea Paulo Sousa reported in the News of the World. The City boss has struck up a friendship with Sousa saying, “Just because we are with rival sides, it doesn’t mean you can’t be friends. I have a lot of time for him.”
Jones upset the Cardiff fans earlier in the season over his laid back attitude to the visit the Liberty Stadium with his just a game statement. While the Swansea players were all fired up and were 3-2 winners. Would he have learnt, you would hope so but will this fire up the bellies for the Cardiff City fans, “It’s a big game for everyone. But it doesn’t make or break the season, but we know if you take points off your promotion rivals then it’s a massive bonus.”
In the same paper Swansea striker David Cotterill is have a pop at Cardiff fans for abusing his family the last time he played at Cardiff (old Ninian Park) for Sheffield United. I told the paper he as banned his family from going to next Saturdays’ game. He told the paper, “The Cardiff fans weren’t happy because I scored and celebrated but I don’t know what expected me to do.
“Maybe they were expecting me to miss the penalty because I was born in Cardiff! I’ve never played for them so I don’t know why I was getting so much grief.
“Some fans also gave my dad and wife stick during the game which was out of order.”
He is also joined by Nathan Dyer who is talking about City fans not hounding him out of the game. He is expecting the home fans to give him a hard time over the theft of a handbag for a night club two years ago; he was convicted and was given 60 hours of community service. Speaking to paper, “I’m sure I’ll be a target for the Cardiff fans but it will be water off a duck’s back to me.
“They can chant all the abuse they want, it won’t put me off. They’ll be wasting their time.”
“He never wanted to be Cardiff chairman again but he will do it on a short-term basis if it means securing the future of Cardiff City.”
Dave Jones is planning to gear up for the South Wales derby by going to lunch with is opposite number at Swansea Paulo Sousa reported in the News of the World. The City boss has struck up a friendship with Sousa saying, “Just because we are with rival sides, it doesn’t mean you can’t be friends. I have a lot of time for him.”
Jones upset the Cardiff fans earlier in the season over his laid back attitude to the visit the Liberty Stadium with his just a game statement. While the Swansea players were all fired up and were 3-2 winners. Would he have learnt, you would hope so but will this fire up the bellies for the Cardiff City fans, “It’s a big game for everyone. But it doesn’t make or break the season, but we know if you take points off your promotion rivals then it’s a massive bonus.”
In the same paper Swansea striker David Cotterill is have a pop at Cardiff fans for abusing his family the last time he played at Cardiff (old Ninian Park) for Sheffield United. I told the paper he as banned his family from going to next Saturdays’ game. He told the paper, “The Cardiff fans weren’t happy because I scored and celebrated but I don’t know what expected me to do.
“Maybe they were expecting me to miss the penalty because I was born in Cardiff! I’ve never played for them so I don’t know why I was getting so much grief.
“Some fans also gave my dad and wife stick during the game which was out of order.”
He is also joined by Nathan Dyer who is talking about City fans not hounding him out of the game. He is expecting the home fans to give him a hard time over the theft of a handbag for a night club two years ago; he was convicted and was given 60 hours of community service. Speaking to paper, “I’m sure I’ll be a target for the Cardiff fans but it will be water off a duck’s back to me.
“They can chant all the abuse they want, it won’t put me off. They’ll be wasting their time.”
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