Osaze Odemwingie has been given a guarantee on his future, after Cardiff City boss Malky Mackay insists he will ‘100 per cent not be resigning’ despite the ultimatum from the club’s Malaysian owner Vincent Tan.
The 41-year-old has been told by the Bluebirds chairman to quit or face being sacked, but Mackay said after his side’s 3-1 defeat at Liverpool that he will not voluntarily walk away from the Welsh club.
Mackay, who spoke at length with League Managers Association chief executive Richard Bevan after the game at Anfield, admitted his relationship with Tan had totally broken down but claimed he could not ‘look himself in the mirror’ if he were to quit.
“I’ve got a steely determination and a passion for my job and for what I do and have done for the football club for the last two-and-a-half years” he told BBC radio Wales.
“Anything after that is out of my control and something that you should be finding out really from other people at our football club.
The former Watford boss stayed on the Anfield pitch after Saturday’s match to applaud Cardiff’s fans, who had chanted support for the Scot and held up banners against Tan.
