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To be expected. I'm surprised many of them seem so nervous though. I guess that's just football. I thought they bossed us all over the park last time we played them. If I was interested in having a bet, I'd probably throw some money on them to get promoted. I still think anything can happen though. Come on City!
I see they've not taken being called Tory wannabees too well
Kind of respect them for that to be fairOriginally Posted by City123
I wonder which upsets them the most. Tory? Or wannabe?
Not sure, but getting hold of coal and an amenable sheep is getting tricky these days!
Wannabee I should imagine, they're furious we've cast aspersions on their true blue credentials
The "we're not Tories" argument is being undermined somewhat by the anti-Welsh comments throughout the thread
I don't get this ...Lots of other fans seem to think that Cardiff city are a horrible little club full of violent lunatics. It's my understanding that city have turned that image around and become a family club that welcomes opposing fans with open arms. Am i deluded?
To be fair in 1993 when half of south wales invaded craven cottage , invaded the pitch and had to be calmed down by eddie may and neil kinnock , it didnt do a lot for cross border relations
Fulham are the working class team of south west london , chelsea are for all the tory voters and neo nazis
That was a mad day. No wonder some think we are violent nutters (...I thought the same coming away from that match) . Long time ago though.
I have no idea why it happened , fulham have never had a reputation , maybe it was chelsea fans
It was quite embarrassing to see
First game of the season.
We’d been promoted the year before.
London.
Sun was shining.
Big City support with lots of headers.
Rumours flying about.
City in their end.
Always likely to happen at that time.
The plus was City won in style.
Alcohol and cocaine
Drugs of choice that day were lager, speed, LSD and ecstasy. Believe me, I know.
Ah - couple of pints of London Pride for me that day. No wonder none of it made sense...
The end of the summer of love
I was stoned
The only fight I has was with a bag of crisps which wouldnt open
Closest I came to a row was with Kevin Ratcliffe. I don’t count the two Metropolitan heddlu who basically give me a shoeing
Not my proudest moments in hindsight sir.
I was taking down my banner from the away end as it had taken me ages to make it and a delightful female police officer asked me to get off the fence , she was scottish as so many coppers in the met appear to be .Closest I came to a row was with Kevin Ratcliffe. I don’t count the two Metropolitan heddlu who basically give me a shoeing
I am sure she still remembers me
The desk sergeant who kindly let me stay the night in Putney Bridge police station happened to be Scottish
He was alright as it happened as he didn’t check my pockets due to the influx of people arriving at the time, which I’m forever thankful for or I would’ve been properly ****ed.
Serious question, get her name and number?
"Diddy" David Hamilton a radio one DJ at the time went on the pitch during the break and berated the appalling behaviour of the city fans.
Only to be drowned out by chants of "You short bastard, You short bastard!"
(He was little see)
No it’s not.
I got nicked there on that Friday Sky night game that we hammered them.The desk sergeant who kindly let me stay the night in Putney Bridge police station happened to be Scottish
He was alright as it happened as he didn’t check my pockets due to the influx of people arriving at the time, which I’m forever thankful for or I would’ve been properly ****ed.
Serious question, get her name and number?
Some right loon in the cell with me kicking the door all night 😁
Glad someone else said that. What a load of cobblers.
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