Annis is the story of a millionaire who has worked in clubs since the age of 12 and has seen him live and work in clubs up and down the breadth of the Country. Read the inside stories from inside Cardiff City Football Club, to opening and working in nightclubs, and working with the rich and famous. Maybe. That would be totally down to their own personal discretion though. It’s pretty clear that should they want to pursue it then they would most likely get paid.

Cardiff City Forum – Annis Abraham Jnr

cardiff 74 wrote:I was listening to annis on radio Wales on the way home he in my opinion gave honest assemeant of the game today and the running of the club .the main point which impressed me was about the football and the way we play .i want go into word for word but he was totally right Young entrepreneur,football fanatic, Family man. A revealing story of a man determined to achieve something from his life and lives and works each day to the fullest and much,much more.As Sala had not signed the revised contract, he was, the club maintained, therefore not registered as their player. During the Eighties and Nineties I gained a degree of notoriety thanks to my (alleged)involvement with Cardiff’s infamous hooligan gang the Soul Crew. Among the Cardiff supporters were the country's most notorious hooligans . Annis Abraham was one of the rioters . sir ninian wrote:Cardiff used to take over Swansea everytime we went there.All they we ever good at was throwing stones at the buses then pegging it.It's 2021 now and all this is stuff is now where it should be-in the past. Always goes off outside ,Especially the crossroads you mentioned. Good few years ago we always had big numbers / Lads going away.

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Cheers MALL! Mate remember i posted about getting a hard time in an interview? Well i got the job Turns out my director is a Wednesday fan!..LOL His nephew is a Blunt fan......Fella the major trouble was away from the ground,most on the supporters bus etc wouldn't have seen it,there was also skirmishes at the cross roads and bang outside the ground at the end,with mainly cardiff on the train an independent travel defending themselves In total there are 47 users online :: 14 registered, 0 hidden and 33 guests (based on users active over the past 10 minutes)

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It is my understanding that the original agreement was that Cardiff would pay in three instalments, over a three-year period, and that Nantes only complained to FIFA about not receiving the first lump sum.

Not only was he a man loved dearly by his family, but a man who had captured the hearts of his team-mates and fans, many of whom were in floods of tears as they hung yellow scarves and flowers to the icy railings outside Nantes' training ground.