Wth Fixtures Out Next Week

[MOZZER2]

Who do you want first game of the season ?

Exeter home or away for me

[jeepster]

Who do you want first game of the season ?

Exeter home or away for me

Loved Exeter got in a pub by the ground landlord locked the doors top day.

[NYCBlue]

Exeter away would be a good one. Cambridge away. Reading home or away would almost certainly be the biggest crowd of the day. Looking at the table, I think it's fair to say we are certainly the biggest club in the division.

[cantonboy]

Burton away, a 15 minute drive for me

[Rjk]

Exeter away would be a good one. Cambridge away. Reading home or away would almost certainly be the biggest crowd of the day. Looking at the table, I think it's fair to say we are certainly the biggest club in the division.

I would say Bolton are the biggest club in the division.
they will likely have bigger attendances than us this season.
They've won more silverware - winning the FA cup 4 times

They've spent a total of 73 seasons in the top flight, which is the 12th best of all clubs.

We've only spend 17 seasons total in the top flight, the joint 41st best.

The only thing we beat them on is our ground is slightly larger, if you count the red bit, which will probably be closed anyway.
And Cardiff as a city is bigger than Bolton, but that doesn't seem a sensible metric to me

[Trigger]

I would say Bolton are the biggest club in the division.
they will likely have bigger attendances than us this season.
They've won more silverware - winning the FA cup 4 times

They've spent a total of 73 seasons in the top flight, which is the 12th best of all clubs.

We've only spend 17 seasons total in the top flight, the joint 41st best.

The only thing we beat them on is our ground is slightly larger, if you count the red bit, which will probably be closed anyway.
And Cardiff as a city is bigger than Bolton, but that doesn't seem a sensible metric to me

This is the danger when you get stuck in league 1. In years gone by almost no one would have said Bolton weren't a bigger club. You quickly get forgot about.

[William Treseder]

I would say Bolton are the biggest club in the division.
they will likely have bigger attendances than us this season.
They've won more silverware - winning the FA cup 4 times

They've spent a total of 73 seasons in the top flight, which is the 12th best of all clubs.

We've only spend 17 seasons total in the top flight, the joint 41st best.

The only thing we beat them on is our ground is slightly larger, if you count the red bit, which will probably be closed anyway.
And Cardiff as a city is bigger than Bolton, but that doesn't seem a sensible metric to me

Blackpool have played in top flight football for 29 seasons, and have the same FA cup record as us.

[Taunton Blue Genie]

Loved Exeter got in a pub by the ground landlord locked the doors top day.

It's the nearest league ground for me.

[Hilts]

Only fixture I've any interest is in Blackpool away.

That's for the planned weekend.

As long as its not mid week or Christmas if so season ruined before it starts.🤣

[Michael Morris]

[the other bob wilson]

Exeter away would be a good one. Cambridge away. Reading home or away would almost certainly be the biggest crowd of the day. Looking at the table, I think it's fair to say we are certainly the biggest club in the division.

Cambridge got relegated and are in league 2 next season. Looking at it practically, with a long run without a win to end 24/25, I’d say away against the smallest minnow in the division because I don’t want to hear the media saying things like Cardiff’s winless run extends to a dozen matches.

[North Cardiff Blue]

Cambridge got relegated and are in league 2 next season. Looking at it practically, with a long run without a win to end 24/25, I’d say away against the smallest minnow in the division because I don’t want to hear the media saying things like Cardiff’s winless run extends to a dozen matches.

If it's like last year, we'll play the three promoted teams in the first six games.

I just noticed Sunderland lost their last five league games before winning the playoffs.

[Boanagers]

If we’re concerned about playing promoted teams early season then pity help us,it’s a fresh start, a new league and whether we think so or not we are considered one of the big beasts in league one, we either embrace it and hopefully thrive or we get stuck in another season of mediocrity.

[Crisp White Lines]

Rotherham away - less likely to be flooded this time of year.

[Trigger]

Rotherham away - less likely to be flooded this time of year.

They said it was Biblical level mind. I suppose they can appear from nowhere.

[Trigger]

I'd like Wimbledon home, rare club to play against, nice sunny day at CCS. Decent away following. Hopefully a good win to get things going.

[the other bob wilson]

Rotherham away - less likely to be flooded this time of year.

First game back in the Championship in 2003, Rotherham A, first game back in League 1 2025, Rotherham A? A flood was the last thing we had to be worried about twenty two years ago, it was about 33 degrees that day.

[poc]

crazy heat in that stand that day

[City123]

I would say Bolton are the biggest club in the division.
they will likely have bigger attendances than us this season.
They've won more silverware - winning the FA cup 4 times

They've spent a total of 73 seasons in the top flight, which is the 12th best of all clubs.

We've only spend 17 seasons total in the top flight, the joint 41st best.

The only thing we beat them on is our ground is slightly larger, if you count the red bit, which will probably be closed anyway.
And Cardiff as a city is bigger than Bolton, but that doesn't seem a sensible metric to me

That's where being a founder of the Football League comes in handy, about half of those seasons came before the Second World War!

If we're both going for promotion I think we'd have higher attendances, if you look at recent seasons where we've both been in the same divisions we've generally had higher attendances