Cardiff City's manager Malky Mackay is seen before their English Premier League soccer match against Southampton at Cardiff City Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, December 26, 2013. REUTERS/Rebecca Naden
LONDON (Reuters) - Cardiff City strongly criticised their former boss Malky Mackay's transfer dealings on Thursday, accusing his management team of being "imprudent and careless" and losing the club millions of pounds.
Cardiff's chief executive Simon Lim issued a strongly-worded statement regarding the Premier League club's transfer business that was at the heart of the breakdown between Mackay and owner Vincent Tan.
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