Simple question. I can't make it on Friday but consoled myself with the fact that it was on telly. Except it isn't.
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Simple question. I can't make it on Friday but consoled myself with the fact that it was on telly. Except it isn't.
Probably for the rugby. Wales v England.
The club request matches to be moved if they clash with 6 nations games as it impacts the attendance I think
Eggby?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cardiff Ultra
Wugger, and ,ladies wearing daffodil hats,shouting com'n Shane.
Twas the police not the club that moved it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rjk
Good job they don't work in London or Manchester where many events take place at the same time.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bloop
Maybe they're putting more resources into cutting down on high jinxQuote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
Timed my flight back from the US so I got to Heathrow Saturday morning in time to get down to Cardiff for the game then found it had been moved. Could have come back on Thursday if I'd known:facepalm:
Thats a blow ,I don't think fans figure in thier plans unfortunately.Quote:
Originally Posted by ryder bluebird
It seems they just move it to any bloody time .
It's a long time since the interest of fans has had any relevance to football. Television and money controls everything, games have been scheduled when fans couldn't get back from the game on public transport, But still we suckers put up with it!Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
I think London might just be a tad bigger than Cardiff, just.....Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
Moved because of the RUGBY :wales:
MASSIVE GAME
It's not on televisionQuote:
Originally Posted by ryder bluebird
Quite rightQuote:
Originally Posted by SABlue
City v Watford massive massive game
It's been on at the same time quite a few occasions recently mind, maybe further cut backs for the police.
Or maybe it's because the golden boys are in town.
Yeah I heard that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rjk
I absolutely cannot stand being in Cardiff with the rugby is on, although I used to love the atmosphere of singing etc when I was younger, patient and didn't mind waiting 'arf 'our to get a pint from the bar.
Great business for the pubs though. I bet they take in one day what we'd spend over five or six home matches, if not more.
Do people know whether there's any chance of streaming it, is it likely to be on TV outside the UK?
It'll be because of the golden boys. They'll be a lot more trouble in town. Unreported of course. Got to keep up pretences for the stereotype.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trigger