Reply With QuoteThey are gone. Today was their last chance and an 18 year old scored a hat-trick against them.Woeful.
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Hammered 0 - 4 by Orient, the side one place above them.
Looks like it's over; strange they had a good run a few months back and it looked like they'd be OK.
They are gone. Today was their last chance and an 18 year old scored a hat-trick against them.Woeful.
And he hadn't scored before in 15 gamesOriginally Posted by Pearcey3
I sort of cared about them staying up but they hate us don't they. So I'm not so bothered.
Not you too MM?
County, I believe, lost a 2 goal lead and ended up with 0 points about 2 weeks ago. Their fight ended then. They now go into a really tough league to escape from. Hopefully they can return ready for a better go at it.
Does the average football supporter really 'hate' other teams? Or is that attitude just the opinion of the gobby narrow-minded ones?
Do you often form opinions on whether someone hates you.
I know a few people who watch County and Cardiff.
It's the opinions of the ones who started watching in the 90s because it was kewl.
Good, at least one result to celebrate today.
Ah OK then. County are City fans too.
Probably a mix of both and neither one extreme or the other.
Proper football fans hate their rivals, the others aren't that bothered, not just about football, but life in general.
No Pashun !
Kind of pleased fir them when they came back in the league, even then they only mustered 7000 to Wembley. Barry town would probably take more to put it into perspective. The town deserves to be non league, its rotten and infested with fans of other premier league clubs anyway. Oh and they hate everything Cardiff don't they. You could just d moilsh the place and no one would even notice...
As someone who used to live in Newport & who also attends one or sometimes two Cewnty games each season, I can say that in my experience there would appear to be a high percentage of their fans who dislike Cardiff & take great pleasure in seeing us lose, a few of whom are good friends of mine. Personally I hope Cewnty do well so their feelings of animosity towards us are not reciprocated by me.
Although the attached article is just over 3 years old, in my view it remains relevant today:
http://www.southwalesargus.co.uk/spo..._2013/?ref=rss
I was pleased when they went up, but the ground situation makes me wish Wrexham had won that playoff final instead.
They should be playing at Spytty Park. It's perfect for them rather than Rodney Parade.
I wanted Wrexham to beat them anyway but it was not to be.
I know quite a few of them who went to Wembley who aren't interested in County in the slightest.
I'm not keen on the ones who have a chip on their shoulder about us, but not really happy they are going down
I mentioned that to a few and they hate the ground and the area it's in. RP has better facilities and is closer to the town centre
What a shame, my sympathy is for the fans of the clubs in the conference, or whatever it's called now, they'll have to visit the piss ridden vomit hole that is Newport.
They used to have a few lads in the 90s that went away with Wales , Used to make me laugh that Newport took more than Swansea in those days...
Spytty is a traffic nightmare as well, and the ground isn't up to league standards. I think they'll probably end up back there now they'll be going down.
Looks like manager Graham Westley could be on his way now. Desperate times for Cewnty
Personally I wish 'em well. Occasionally in the 70s when City were away, my dad would take me to watch them at home
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/39178177
Always have done to be fair, until the jacks went all premier league....
Gutted they beat the gogs in the playoff final. Much prefer Wrexham. Better club all round
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