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Cardiff City transfer embargo 14:24 - Dec 17 with 4459 viewsKeithHaynes

For not paying the first instalment of the Sala money, so sad all of this.

Cardiff chairman Mehmet Dalman said: "It's a technical embargo, there are lots of legal discussions going on and those will continue to take place.

"We are pretty confident of being able to negotiate our way through this. It's irrelevant anyway until January 1, when the transfer window opens, and we are working hard to find an amicable resolution by then. We are working hard to resolve this in the interest of the club."

Asked if he was worried about not being able to buy new players in January, Dalman said: "We would like to bring in a few additions, but my conversations with Mark Hudson is to carry on planning as normal. We are hoping this is a temporary embargo, not permanent. But the manager believes there is enough quality in the team anyway to compete at this level."

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Cardiff City transfer embargo on 22:37 - Dec 26 by Brynmill_Jack

The point I’m making is that Cardiff were playing at home. Surely the play in their home kit - at home? Nothing to do with supporters buying their 3rd kit.


To their credit if it makes more money for that cause I’d have thought.

Saw the game and I thought they were ok as a side. They play a forward facing game and get themselves opportunities. We don’t seem to be like that but we are quite a bit higher in the table (well potentially). Figure that one out.

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