Fans just run on the pitch before the end of a televised game with banners and chanting SISU OUT
Should we have done the same at the height of our plight? We had a lot more fans than they do!
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Fans just run on the pitch before the end of a televised game with banners and chanting SISU OUT
Should we have done the same at the height of our plight? We had a lot more fans than they do!
Billy sharp just scored 86th min:.I was gonna stick a tenner on him just before the protest..
Bastards
I think the shit they are in is far worse than what happened to us.
Ours was over in a few years , and we had a fair bit of success to numb the pain. Even though overall looking back it was a horrible experience, they have suffered for a decade now with no signs of it changing.
As for numbers of fans, Coventry is a decent sized City with a lot of support.
A couple of years back they were getting massive crowds in league 1.
I have a lot of sympathy for them.
are you for real? our mess is still ongoing. the only difference between us and them is they are trying to stay in League 1 and we are trying to stay out of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lawnmower
Parachute payments ending soon.
Your new username is as shit as your old avatar RussellQuote:
Originally Posted by Kris
Are you STILL upset over the ratings thread 1 game a season man?Quote:
Originally Posted by CCFC CASUAL
And, do you think only one person in the world disagrees with you, but posts under many different names?
What an arrogant, self obsessed, paranoid loony tunes you are.
You know nothing about the game, you rarely go to watch the game, you can't cope with a different opinion, you resort to abuse or you make shit up about anyone who dares to disagree with you.
Get over yourself. I would suggest you go to a different forum, but I think you've exhausted all your options now. I remember you left the other board with your tail between your legs after getting pistol whipped by the bigger boys.
Do one, and take your paranoia with you as well.
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Originally Posted by Kris
You know him quite well for a new poster.
Rubbish - nothing like them!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kris
Weve got the Cardiff City Stadium. They dont have their own ground and that has even had them playing in Northampton.at one point!!!!
West Ham maybe should have protested before their home was turned to rubble.
We are on the road to recovery. Sadly we even have a group of our own fans who dont like it.
Is this the only Cardiff MB?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr Lecter
I wonder who those fans are. :xmassherlock:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hilts
It's the only one that matters.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kris
In other words, we rolled over, lubed ourselves and took it up the arse for a glitter and gold.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lawnmower
:thumbup:
Not true. Those who turned up at the stadium week in week out to watch their team were, if like me, found the whole saga to be very stressful and hopeless.
But the same as when Clemo, Cadman and Kumar spouted their shite I was still there.
The support was spilt and that hangover still affects the atmosphere and crowd numbers, I've seen people post how they despise Tan for red and losing our Identity but welcomed the cash and players bought on the knock by Hammam that Tan ended up paying for out of his pocket.
Short memories and empty pockets by a lot of "supporters" who pick and choose when to go and support Cardiff. If it's in your blood, it's in your blood.
Well done to Coventry fans but they're situation was/is nothing like ours. In fact we were the victims of wanting and having, they are the victims of needing and not getting.
No comparison whatsoever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kris
We've got a decent side and lovely stadium.
An owner who's paid our debts and is now writing off what we owe him.
We've had Championship success and Prem football for 15 years and still get 15k average crowds.
By the way we have another season after this of parachutes .
Depends how you feel about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jordi Culé
I felt worse when we were 90th in the league and virtually everyone I knew who had supported the club had given up, with less than 2000 in the stadium at times and no sign of it ending.
It would depend on how you measure it, although Coventry are one of a few who could also say their owners at one time wanted to fundamentally eradicate what the club is meant to be.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lawnmower
��Each to their own Steve.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leftofcenter
I've no qualms with those who accepted the ideas and changes implemented by Tan. It was a personal choice, I did think 'we' would've reacted differently but the will wasn't really there.
The promise of top level football and imagined success was on offer so compromises had to be made.
Your term "supporters" is an interesting one, don't you mean paying customers? Tans ephipany/backtracking on 'returning to blue' was due to supporters/paying customers not coming through the door.
Personally, I don't think it's had that much affect one way or another. City's crowds have always been fickle. Bottom line is success will bring them in.
Keep the faith butt.
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Never lost faith just losing the buzz.
The "Toshack taxi driver excuse" is one that gets revisited when we drop a division or two. There's always been reasons not to go or to have a season off but that's the same with 90% of teams. My kids have experienced 100% more high profile cardiff games in the last ten years than I did in 30 but if I hadn't ridden the shite fest out then they would probably be Chelsea or United fans with no allegiance. Tan made mistakes but he also stopped us from doing a pompey, which being Welsh probably would have meant dropping even further.
The football and matchstick experience is far removed from what old duffers' are used to. Whether that's for the better I leave everyone to make up their own minds.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leftofcenter
You done a good job getting your kids interested. My oldest hates football and prefers Strictly. Oh the joy.😂
Have a good Christmas butt.🎅