Cardiff City a big club?

[Trigger]

It's different now though isn't it?

Any club now could become a "big" club purely down to the plastic fans around.

Build a ground in the middle no nowhere and throw billions of £££s at it and eventually it will sell out it's 70k seater stadium every week.

Potential and catchment areas mean nothing now.

That's always been the case though. Maybe not billions in the past but relative the time, millions or hundreds of thousands.

Rich people don't tend to do this as you can pick a club like man City, big catchment area, big club already and make throwing billions at it a lot easier.

[Toadstool]

That's always been the case though. Maybe not billions in the past but relative the time, millions or hundreds of thousands.

Rich people don't tend to do this as you can pick a club like man City, big catchment area, big club already and make throwing billions at it a lot easier.

The point I was trying to make was that historically you needed a catchment area ( which CCFC had ) - now you don't need that as you can fill a ground and sell millions of shirts to plastics