On this day 1977

[Eric the Half a Bee]

Robin Friday's infamous v-sign

[MOZZER2]

i wonder if anyone on this board was at this game ? i doubt it

OTD in 1960, Cardiff City face Aston Villa at Ninian Park in front of 55,000 fans.

A pitch invasion took place as City ran out 1-0 winners with a goal scored by Graham Moore that clinched promotion to the First Division. pic.twitter.com/tzHlXHTqTr

— Bluebirds Past (@BluebirdsPast) April 16, 2024

[Enoch Mort]

I was at the Villa game in 1960. There are quite a few of us on this board of that vintage who will have been there.

[MOZZER2]

excellent stuff enoch

i bet more people were at this game on here on this day in 2013 !

ON THIS DAY 2013: Cardiff City celebrate promotion to the Premier League at home to Charlton Athletic #CardiffCity #Bluebirds #CityAsOne pic.twitter.com/Cwj7SUNGgJ

— FootballAwaydays (@Awaydays23) April 16, 2024

[BLUETIT]

i wonder if anyone on this board was at this game ? i doubt it

OTD in 1960, Cardiff City face Aston Villa at Ninian Park in front of 55,000 fans.

A pitch invasion took place as City ran out 1-0 winners with a goal scored by Graham Moore that clinched promotion to the First Division. pic.twitter.com/tzHlXHTqTr

— Bluebirds Past (@BluebirdsPast) April 16, 2024

Myself and my dear departed brother are in the photo
I’m just below the rattle and my brother is to the right of me

I actually took this to the Canton pub about 3 home games ago, to see if anyone could find me

[life on mars]

I'd say a few current City fans were there ..

1977. I hope I go to heaven

[Dave Blue]

excellent stuff enoch

i bet more people were at this game on here on this day in 2013 !

ON THIS DAY 2013: Cardiff City celebrate promotion to the Premier League at home to Charlton Athletic #CardiffCity #Bluebirds #CityAsOne pic.twitter.com/Cwj7SUNGgJ

— FootballAwaydays (@Awaydays23) April 16, 2024

Is this protesting the red?

[Eric the Half a Bee]

I'd say a few current City fans were there ..

1977. I hope I go to heaven

I wasn't quite born then. In fact, I still hadn't quite left my father's nut sack.

[Vindec]

I was at the Villa game in 1960 in the Boys enclosure at the Grange End. The crowd was massive and I believe far greater than the official 55000 as a lot of people were able for free to get in from across the railway and from the houses at the rear of the Grange End. I think there was a ladder from one of the rear gardens which could be used but it was a heck of a long way up. I used to park my bike for about a penny at one of the houses in Sloper Road.

[life on mars]

I wasn't quite born then. In fact, I still hadn't quite left my father's nut sack.

Still a young Bluebird then, with so much success ahead for you to enjoy, as the City progresses to its ultimate greatness.