That Cardiff City fan.

[the other bob wilson]

Got the result right. He’s not happy.

[the other bob wilson]

Re: That Cardiff City fan.

He reminds me of Peter Finch in Network at one point, but he’s right, the players (and the hierarchy at the club) need to be shown stuff like this.

[Tuerto]

Re: That Cardiff City fan.

Got the result right. He’s not happy.

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[Wales-Bales]

Re: That Cardiff City fan.

He needs to wash his mouth out with soap!

[PontBlue]

Re: That Cardiff City fan.

He needs to give the team talk on Saturday

[D. Advocaat]

Re: That Cardiff City fan.

He needs to wash his mouth out with soap!

He does. Watching Cardiff City can drive anyone to profanity, and worse, but that podcast seems to consist of him switching between 'f*ck off' and f*cking hell', which might neatly summarise our season but doesn't make for an engaging podcast.

[Bobby Dandruff]

Re: That Cardiff City fan.

He does. Watching Cardiff City can drive anyone to profanity, and worse, but that podcast seems to consist of him switching between 'f*ck off' and f*cking hell', which might neatly summarise our season but doesn't make for an engaging podcast.

Quite.

I was appalled when he used the f word almost straight away. Time to switch off.

[JamesWales]

Re: That Cardiff City fan.

I have to say I have no issue with swearing and I quite like the power of the words when used well.

But I found it weirdly unsavoury. I wouldn't be happy with my kid doing that and I don't mind my kids (who are younger) swearing but I wouldn't be happy with it in the public sphere like that.

Anyway, grandad rant over, I'm sure he's a good kid!

[Tuerto]

Re: That Cardiff City fan.

I have to say I have no issue with swearing and I quite like the power of the words when used well.

But I found it weirdly unsavoury. I wouldn't be happy with my kid doing that and I don't mind my kids (who are younger) swearing but I wouldn't be happy with it in the public sphere like that.

Anyway, grandad rant over, I'm sure he's a good kid!

My old man would have slapped me up if i'd spoken like that in front of him.

[Rock_Flock_of_Five]

Re: That Cardiff City fan.

I never, ever, swore in front of my parents, even when I was in adulthood. Likewise, my parents didn't swear in front of me and my sister.
I worked in a steelworks for more than 25 years. We all swore like troopers, however, we knew when to turn off the profanities like a tap.
My son is seventeen, he has never swore in front of me or his mother.

[Joe Gillis]

Re: That Cardiff City fan.

Got the result right. He’s not happy.

This kid's a real potty mouth

[MacAdder]

Re: That Cardiff City fan.

I enjoyed a couple initially but since he has had good feedback, especially after the Leeds game away, I think it's gone to his head a bit. He seems to be swearing for swearing sake.

That said, it's no wonder the kids are using it in frontof their elders, the "F" word is now commonplace on the telly, socials etc whereas back in the day you'd rarely hear it, only in the odd film.
I've also heard that swearing at teachers goes unpunished these days too.

The "C" word however I think he has stayed away from... thus far :hehe:

[tomcat]

Re: That Cardiff City fan.

It's not just the swearing (which is awful to see from such a young boy) it's the attempted "Kairdiff" accent he's tying to use 🤦*♂️

[JamesWales]

Re: That Cardiff City fan.

It's funny how a few of us have been triggered by it. I'm surprised at myself really and as I say, my kids swear in front of me, but it's about context for me.

[Tuerto]

Re: That Cardiff City fan.

It's funny how a few of us have been triggered by it. I'm surprised at myself really and as I say, my kids swear in front of me, but it's about context for me.

Nobody is triggered Jim.