Are you enjoying watching Cardiff from home?

[splott parker]

Always thought the front rowers are weirdos. Can't see the game properly and guaranteed to get wet if it starts to rain, and yet that's where they choose to go. Weirdooooos.

Front rowers right behind the goals are mega weirdooooos, watching the game through the goal net.

[Hot Shot Hamish.]

Would much prefer to be at the game as like many others have said my nerves watching a game on the box are almost too much to cope with.
And getting a score update just before a goal goes in on my laptop is a bloody nightmare. I am getting better at knocking the sound off at the start of the match.

[RichardM]

Watching it on City TV it's always a bit behind live. My phone gets alerts from BBC sports so I hate it when it pings during a match, I know there is a goal coming.
Although last night that happened for our first goal and the equaliser but for Tomlin's winner it came moment after it went in, so I enjoyed that one.
Watching from home is better than not watching at all, but I'd rather be in the stadium.

[RichardM]

A lot of the "being in the ground" is the social side of things as well, the beer before with your friends, "ooh the team's out" then a big discussion, then the post match analysis. For that reason I'll always prefer going to the ground

Yep, agree with all of that.

[cyril evans awaydays]

Yep, agree with all of that.

I don't miss the 110 mile drive to home games though the catch up with mates from home was great as was watching the game with my brother and family and the season ticket holders we got to know.

I miss the away games for the buzz, atmosphere any exploring (mostly familiar now) towns and cities more so.

[delmbox]

I don't miss the 110 mile drive to home games though the catch up with mates from home was great as was watching the game with my brother and family and the season ticket holders we got to know.

I miss the away games for the buzz, atmosphere any exploring (mostly familiar now) towns and cities more so.

Yeah well I said my piece as someone who can see the ground from his bedroom skylight so your point is very fair
Respect to people like yourself who travel those kind of distances every home game, I can't honestly say that I would

[splott parker]

I’ve got a picture in my head now of Delmi stood on a chair, head out of the skylight wistfully staring at the ground with a tear in his eye.

[Bobby Dandruff]

The commentary is utter gash. I'd rather Dai Hunt have the mic.

Steady on now! ;-)

[IanD]

Steady on now! ;-)

One advantage of watching from home is not having Dai Hunt anywhere nearby!

[splott parker]

The commentary is utter gash. I'd rather Dai Hunt have the mic.

Not at the moment, the City still have him on furlough, the government have allowed them to use this scheme for him and him alone for another 50 years.

[blue lewj]

One advantage of watching from home is not having Dai Hunt anywhere nearby!

You checked any nearby bushes. He's never far away.

[Dorcus]

Better than it has been

Not by much though so the sound is always muted for me and I listen to heavy rock instead. It sure raises the adrenaline.

[Eric the Half a Bee]

You checked any nearby bushes. He's never far away.

Sludge is Dai Hunt?

[Eric the Half a Bee]

I might watch the Hull game in the bath with my rubber duck.

[IanD]

Sludge is Dai Hunt?

Beat me to it.