Cardiff were in trouble once they sacked Malky MacKay. OGS might be a good manager, but he was always going to struggle, because he went into a team that was playing for their manager, who had the support of the fan base (even after he went). As the man appointed by Tan, who's actions seem to have done more to get Cardiff into this position than any opposition team could have done.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
[Link]

Happy to say they looked lost yesterday,

Never a club to warrant much in way of sympathy, but can't help feel sorry for them. It's the epitome of the modern affliction of foreign owners, having zero attachment to the club or area, coming in and ruining it.

If I was a city fan I'd strongly consider ducking out and watching a non-league side til that berk Tan has been sent packing, and the team are playing in blue again.

"How can I remember to keep it all together when half the moon is taken away?"

Cardiff are an example of what happens when money comes into a club with the kind of strings attached that alienate key staff and fans.

Tan sees Cardiff as an investment into the East and so wants to mold the club......He's finding out that unlike other British businessness football clubs require their owners to fit in with the club and not the other way around....If they can't take a sizable number of fans with them on changes.....It's just not going to work.

Fan destabilization affect players on the pitch....Which affects the bottom line.

Still, Tan's money has benefited Cardiff for the moment....But it all could go completely pear shaped for them.....They have gone all in with him.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

....not over till the fat sheep sings, I can actually see Cardiff surviving still.

.......has our coach driver done a Poo'yet, without thinking about Gus!

Cusp.
Isn't that the best word?