"We take this verbal agreement by the club to hold a general meeting as a positive step," said Mr Corkrey.
"We were confident of enough shareholders agreeing to force a meeting, but that the club looks likely to accept our original request is something we most definitely welcome.
"There is no mischief-making or anything from our side, but given the current situation supporters are quite rightly concerned about the future of their football club.
"We want to use this meeting to give the club the chance to outline the current, short-term and long-term financial plans they have in place.
"You cannot have a business plan at Cardiff City based on things that might or might not happen.
"We want see a financial structure in place at Cardiff City which does not rely on takeovers of the club or getting promoted.
"You cannot run things like that.
"A general meeting would give the club the opportunity to outline their financial position and that would be in the best interests of the club itself. This is a good opportunity for the club.
"If we are shown finances are in order we will walk away from the meeting singing the praises of the club.
"But answers need to be given and we welcome the chance for those answers to be forthcoming."
The Trust are holding a quiz night this coming Friday, January 29th, at the Duke of Clarence Pub in Canton. Starting at 7:30pm all are welcome with entry just £2.50per person and upto 6 people in a team.
