New twist in Cardiff City row as Malky Mackay's camp says board must tell truth - or he will
Reports suggest that Monday's board meeting will see the Bluebirds boss
insist that owner Vincent Tan tells fans exactly what is going on at the
club
Alex Livesey
Cardiff City are set to undergo crisis talks on Monday, with manager Malky Mackay's future hanging in the balance.
The club are set to undergo a board meeting where the events of the past week - where Mackay's trusted aide Iain Moody was ditched as head of recruitment in favour of a 23-year-old with no experience - will be up for discussion.
Bluebirds owner Vincent Tan has publicly backed Mackay , but reports suggest that the former Watford manager will urge Tan to tell supporters exactly what is going on at the club.
Mackay's agent, Raymond Sparkes has said if Tan fails to do so, then the Scot will do so himself.
“He believes nothing has been explained to the fans in what has been going on for a number of days now," he told WalesOnline.
“Malky understands there has been a lack of clarity and will insist at the end of the board meeting that the chairman or other senior directors provide supporters with a clear explanation of what has been going on.
“If that cannot be done he will take it upon himself to do it.
“He does not want the club’s fans left in the dark for too much longer.”
Sprakes also added that Mackay has no intention of resigning his position.
The club are set to undergo a board meeting where the events of the past week - where Mackay's trusted aide Iain Moody was ditched as head of recruitment in favour of a 23-year-old with no experience - will be up for discussion.
Bluebirds owner Vincent Tan has publicly backed Mackay , but reports suggest that the former Watford manager will urge Tan to tell supporters exactly what is going on at the club.
Mackay's agent, Raymond Sparkes has said if Tan fails to do so, then the Scot will do so himself.
“He believes nothing has been explained to the fans in what has been going on for a number of days now," he told WalesOnline.
“Malky understands there has been a lack of clarity and will insist at the end of the board meeting that the chairman or other senior directors provide supporters with a clear explanation of what has been going on.
“If that cannot be done he will take it upon himself to do it.
“He does not want the club’s fans left in the dark for too much longer.”
Sprakes also added that Mackay has no intention of resigning his position.
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