Cardiff City owner Vincent Tan has said that he has no plan to leave the club anytime soon.
The Malaysian businessman, who bought the Welsh outfit in May 2010, has come under criticism from fans in recent weeks following his controversial decision to sack Malky Mackay as manager.
"Some of my family members really want me to leave," he told BBC Sport. "They think it's not worth it.
"They think no-one is grateful, but you have to be patient, accept the criticism and sometimes the insults.
"Right now at this point of time, I will stay, unless the fans really piss me off so much. Then I will leave."
Cardiff are currently second from bottom in the Premier League with 22 points from 27 matches.
