I'm more disappointed that Mr Khan has an account on Twitter - the most vacuous, mind-numbing and lobotomised invention ever.

I seem to recall the Bulls shop Manager being given his marching orders over a very similar incident. On that occasion, all the employee did was to post a picture of shirt lettering examples. The only mistake he made was the example which he chose to post, not his own personal views. If Omar has made a personal comment about a past player then I consider that more serious.

This may be slightly embarrassing for the Chairman. I think he might have to sack himself.

hmmmmmm - let see, hope Chris Gawthorpe is watching/reading......

I know you don't expect the owner of a club to make that comment, but it's nice to see the passion that OK has.

99 percent of Bulls fans may have the exact same opinion as he showed, but maybe he should have restrained himself from posting due to his position.

It seems to have ruffled a few fathers in the Kopout camp

Exactly. 100% spot on.

Mr K really does come across as a deeply dislikable person. Now it looks like he is a complete hypocrite too.

Where do we get these guys from?

On the basis OK was the only one who actually came in & bailed us out last year, lets hope he hasn't decided enough is enough and does sack himself

Jesus, aren't people over sensitive.
How about no one ever speaks, then no one can get upset about anything.

His tweet was spot on for me, nice to see this desire and passion for the Bulls.

I think its just a shock that the chairman of the club has tweeted what you would expect from a bitter fan

I really do hope Robbie Pauls return gives your club that bit more of a professional approach. Commercial awareness has got to be priority.

For those that were unaware:

[urlhttp://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/10533907.Anger_over_Bulls_boss_Omar_Khan_s_tweet_about_former_star_Craig_Kopczak/?ref=twtrec[/url

Slow news day?

yup

Curiosity got to me and I looked at this most vile of posts???? !!!
What a waste of space this twitter is......

So the chairman puts a word onto this silly and vacuous- bum -searing - social network. And everyone wants to do a Brazillian on him:: (Referee hung drawn and quartered and his head stuck on a spike, at a soccer match in Brazil---I kid you not)

Words fail me...perhaps he should have called CK a luvvie, instead of exactly how he behaved to all the fans that helped support him and his family pre the past regimes demise, not to mention his coach and team mates....

Definately a Luvvie, wouldn't you think?

Our chairman does need to start acting a bit more professionally. Think there may be a bit of overreaction on twitter though.

Kopzcak has already shown he doesn't care what people think of him, so I'm sure he doesn't give a t0ss about it either.

Omar, do us all a favour and let robbie do the talking from now on!

You cant really call somebody a traitor if he wants to win trophies in his career though. When I left South Bradford to captain Dudley hill I wasnt being a traitor.

Did someone tell OK there is no such thing as "Bad Publicity?" and he has decided to try it out!

I wonder if FA is now representing CG in an unfair dismissal suite??

I blame Max Clifford!

Koppy is a traitor and a middle aged man working in a clothes shop is inappropriate anyway.

I'm disappointed he re-employed those he did and hasn't issued a fatwa against Elliot. Time he stood up for the club!

That is not the point here as I am sure you are well aware. This is a guy that has stated in the past about the "misuse" of social media and yet he does this?

What a clown.

#storminateacup

I can't really see the problem,I like to see a few feathers ruffled

Although regarding the guy in the shop that got sacked, I can see where the arguement for him is coming from,not fair at all on him

Edited for accuracy

Who gives a flying f . . I mean come on how's this evenforum worthy let alone newspaper worthy I'll never know. The amount of rubbish that many people put on twitter isn't worth the second it takes to read them!!

Much as I thought [from what I've read that the shop guy wasn't really given an even break by the management, it does come down to one really important point; if the owner of a business wants to make disparaging remarks about someone which might have a detrimental effect on the business, he can if he wishes, 'cos it's his business which might get damaged. If, on the other hand, [ian employee[/i feels the need to make similar remarks he can't because it's not his business which might get damaged.

That said, I still feel he was treated badly and it should have been handled better, but who said life was fair?

Me, or OK?



He is only saying what everyone thinks. Who cares? Is it illegal to be honest now?