An Interesting Evening!

City's Development Team played a friendly aginst Penybont in Bridgend tonight in a match which had been arranged by Malky with a Q & A session afterwards in the Clubhouse.
The match went ahead as arranged and Malky also fulfilled his promise to do the sold out session in the club afterwards! Terry Phillips says he met OGS but I'd love to know if MM and him were around at the same time.
City won the game 5-0 with the scorers being O'Sullivan, Griffiths, Bell, Bowen, and Velikonja

been class if he had to wear a visitor's pass and would have loved to have been a fly on the wall  :bounce: 

Wow. Malky came back to do a q&a session? Good on him but that is very bizarre! Its not exactly helpful for the fans to move on. Also surprised he was allowed to do so!

Also were you there fur the session cyncoed - if so, what was said?

Would've liked to have been there, see what malkys thoughts on rebrand, (he couldnt really say much when he was manager) But I think is what we all want to know did he mention tan, ??
(I imagine he may have probably signed something when sacked not to slag emporer tan off and mm will get his big pay day????? or along them lines)

Rhys wrote:Also were you there fur the session cyncoed - if so, what was said?

“I would never give a manager advice without being asked, but I do wish him (Ole Gunar Solskjaer) the very best of luck as Cardiff City manager,” said Mackay.
“I was proud to be manager and had two-and-a-half great years here.
“Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is now lucky enough to be in that job and I sincerely wish him and our club nothing but the best for the future.”
Mackay continued
“The proudest days of my football career were with this football club.
“I loved my job, loved my time here, loved being in Cardiff. I loved being involved with the team that was built.
“I was interviewed along with 10 other candidates. I came and looked around the club and the area. There was apprehension about taking over a club with 10 players, but there was something to build here.
“The passion of fans and decent facilities helped as we set out.
“My second interview was with TG (former chairman Dato Chan Tien Ghee) and he was the man who ultimately decided I would be manager. The opportunity excited me and that has not changed from that day until today.
“It was an honour, a privilege and a humbling experience to be manager of Cardiff City, come here and live among people who made me feel welcome and warmed.
“That feeling will always be in my heart.”

I'm sure that everything changed when TG went and Lim arrived......

If you still don't believe Malky was a great man who thought the very upmost of the fans, then you never will. Great gesture by him.

Fair play, that must've been difficult for him

*** G L O V E S *** wrote:
“I would never give a manager advice without being asked, but I do wish him (Ole Gunar Solskjaer) the very best of luck as Cardiff City manager,” said Mackay.
“I was proud to be manager and had two-and-a-half great years here.
“Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is now lucky enough to be in that job and I sincerely wish him and our club nothing but the best for the future.”
Mackay continued
“The proudest days of my football career were with this football club.
“I loved my job, loved my time here, loved being in Cardiff. I loved being involved with the team that was built.
“I was interviewed along with 10 other candidates. I came and looked around the club and the area. There was apprehension about taking over a club with 10 players, but there was something to build here.
“The passion of fans and decent facilities helped as we set out.
“My second interview was with TG (former chairman Dato Chan Tien Ghee) and he was the man who ultimately decided I would be manager. The opportunity excited me and that has not changed from that day until today.
“It was an honour, a privilege and a humbling experience to be manager of Cardiff City, come here and live among people who made me feel welcome and warmed.
“That feeling will always be in my heart.”

i'm touched