Lowest first team crowd since August 2007

[Taunton Blue Genie]

I Agree with you on that front. What compelled you to watch the game in the first place?

I didn't feel compelled to watch it. I watched a bit of it and then changed channel.

[TruBlue]

I watched the first fifteen minutes or so of the Cardiff v Colchester FA Cup game on BBC Wales but it was tedious beyond belief and the standard of football was desperately poor, so I returned to the Taylor v van der Voort match.

Would you have felt different if we were back in blue? To say you turned over due to the standard of football is astounding to me! Surely we were just as bad during the 80's and 90's

Why is it astounding? I did the same. There is a difference between tolerating an awful game when you feel a close affinity to a club and not tolerating it unduly because you don't feel that same affinity.

Yet you attended Premier League games....

[taff7]

I watched the first fifteen minutes or so of the Cardiff v Colchester FA Cup game on BBC Wales but it was tedious beyond belief and the standard of football was desperately poor, so I returned to the Taylor v van der Voort match.

Would you have felt different if we were back in blue? To say you turned over due to the standard of football is astounding to me! Surely we were just as bad during the 80's and 90's

Why is it astounding? I did the same. There is a difference between tolerating an awful game when you feel a close affinity to a club and not tolerating it unduly because you don't feel that same affinity.

As an aside, would you have carried on watching if we were playing champagne football?

I'm not interested in slanging matches TBH, i'm just trying to see what our fans current outlook is...

[TruBlue]

I watched the first fifteen minutes or so of the Cardiff v Colchester FA Cup game on BBC Wales but it was tedious beyond belief and the standard of football was desperately poor, so I returned to the Taylor v van der Voort match.

Would you have felt different if we were back in blue? To say you turned over due to the standard of football is astounding to me! Surely we were just as bad during the 80's and 90's

Why is it astounding? I did the same. There is a difference between tolerating an awful game when you feel a close affinity to a club and not tolerating it unduly because you don't feel that same affinity.

As an aside, would you have carried on watching if we were playing champagne football?

To be honest, I don't want City to be successful at the moment as it would be power to Tan's elbow, in my humble opinion.

Neither am I, but it's easy to not want success for the club after we've had it.

[Packerman]

I watched the first fifteen minutes or so of the Cardiff v Colchester FA Cup game on BBC Wales but it was tedious beyond belief and the standard of football was desperately poor, so I returned to the Taylor v van der Voort match.

Would you have felt different if we were back in blue? To say you turned over due to the standard of football is astounding to me! Surely we were just as bad during the 80's and 90's

Why is it astounding? I did the same. There is a difference between tolerating an awful game when you feel a close affinity to a club and not tolerating it unduly because you don't feel that same affinity.

As an aside, would you have carried on watching if we were playing champagne football?

Boom

[LoudounSquareLurker]

Looking forward to the remaining matches, Taylor has looked distinctly average, yet somehow still manages to get the job done. Like doing a cardiff in reverse.

Taylor has an excellent chance. I backed van Gerwen after the third round, so he's doomed. My punting form is dismal at the moment. I can get anyone beat.

I'd rather watch City v Colchester in a tedious match than the best darts match that ever was! Just a pub pastime not a sport!

[Taunton Blue Genie]

I watched the first fifteen minutes or so of the Cardiff v Colchester FA Cup game on BBC Wales but it was tedious beyond belief and the standard of football was desperately poor, so I returned to the Taylor v van der Voort match.

Would you have felt different if we were back in blue? To say you turned over due to the standard of football is astounding to me! Surely we were just as bad during the 80's and 90's

Why is it astounding? I did the same. There is a difference between tolerating an awful game when you feel a close affinity to a club and not tolerating it unduly because you don't feel that same affinity.

As an aside, would you have carried on watching if we were playing champagne football?

To be honest, I don't want City to be successful at the moment as it would be power to Tan's elbow, in my humble opinion.

Yet you attended Premier League games....

For me, the old Cardiff City no longer existed and I acted purely in my own interests in this instance. I didn't celebrate City's goals and wasn't gutted when they conceded. I chose to use the rebranded club purely for my own purposes -as it is not an entity that I feel any allegiance to.

[EdinburghBlue]

I watched the first fifteen minutes or so of the Cardiff v Colchester FA Cup game on BBC Wales but it was tedious beyond belief and the standard of football was desperately poor, so I returned to the Taylor v van der Voort match.

Would you have felt different if we were back in blue? To say you turned over due to the standard of football is astounding to me! Surely we were just as bad during the 80's and 90's

Why is it astounding? I did the same. There is a difference between tolerating an awful game when you feel a close affinity to a club and not tolerating it unduly because you don't feel that same affinity.

As an aside, would you have carried on watching if we were playing champagne football?

To be honest, I don't want City to be successful at the moment as it would be power to Tan's elbow, in my humble opinion.

Yet you attended Premier League games....

I'm not interested in slanging matches TBH, i'm just trying to see what our fans current outlook is...

That's got to be up there with the biggest pile of pish i've ever read on here, and i'm a good judge because i write post most of it.

[Steve R]

I watched the first fifteen minutes or so of the Cardiff v Colchester FA Cup game on BBC Wales but it was tedious beyond belief and the standard of football was desperately poor, so I returned to the Taylor v van der Voort match.

Would you have felt different if we were back in blue? To say you turned over due to the standard of football is astounding to me! Surely we were just as bad during the 80's and 90's

Why is it astounding? I did the same. There is a difference between tolerating an awful game when you feel a close affinity to a club and not tolerating it unduly because you don't feel that same affinity.

As an aside, would you have carried on watching if we were playing champagne football?

To be honest, I don't want City to be successful at the moment as it would be power to Tan's elbow, in my humble opinion.

Yet you attended Premier League games....

I'm not interested in slanging matches TBH, i'm just trying to see what our fans current outlook is...

[The Lone Gunman]

I watched the first fifteen minutes or so of the Cardiff v Colchester FA Cup game on BBC Wales but it was tedious beyond belief and the standard of football was desperately poor, so I returned to the Taylor v van der Voort match.

To be honest, I doubt I would have felt any different if the team was wearing blue. Things have changed. In the 80's and 90's I would have been there. Three seasons ago I would have been there. These days, watching the Emperor's Redbirds labouring away against a poor League One side doesn't appeal. I gave it a go but it was about as entertaining as watching wood warp, so I turned over.

[crazyhorse]

I watched the first fifteen minutes or so of the Cardiff v Colchester FA Cup game on BBC Wales but it was tedious beyond belief and the standard of football was desperately poor, so I returned to the Taylor v van der Voort match.

You forgot to mention the money you saved.

[The Lone Gunman]

You forgot to mention the money you saved.

Sky Sports doesn't come cheap you know.