thomasblue wrote:That was going well until the last part which makes the decision to cancel correct.
If cardiff fans had to risk there lives to get to the match then it WAS unsafe for the match to go ahead.
Maybe it should have been played behind closed doors that afternoon
thomasblue wrote:That was going well until the last part which makes the decision to cancel correct.
If cardiff fans had to risk there lives to get to the match then it WAS unsafe for the match to go ahead.
Maybe it should have been played behind closed doors that afternoon
Carpe Diem wrote:thomasblue wrote:That was going well until the last part which makes the decision to cancel correct.
If cardiff fans had to risk there lives to get to the match then it WAS unsafe for the match to go ahead.
Maybe it should have been played behind closed doors that afternoon
I agree. Using that kind of language simply undermines our case and undoes all the great work done by Vince. Surely the argument was that there was no risk at all as this is what would then show the cancellation decision to be a scam?
theclaw wrote:If the rolls were reversed and Derby wanted to play the game but we had all the players out could we have cancelled the game because it was so unsafe for our fans to travel from S Wales?
Steve Zodiak wrote:I notice that the Derby forum has picked up on this statement saying City fans risking life to get there. They will no doubt use this phrase to their advantage, even if it has been taken out of context and relates to conditions in S Wales rather than in and around Derby.
Steve Zodiak wrote:I notice that the Derby forum has picked up on this statement saying City fans risking life to get there. They will no doubt use this phrase to their advantage, even if it has been taken out of context and relates to conditions in S Wales rather than in and around Derby.
Jules wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:I notice that the Derby forum has picked up on this statement saying City fans risking life to get there. They will no doubt use this phrase to their advantage, even if it has been taken out of context and relates to conditions in S Wales rather than in and around Derby.
Had to happen Steve, rather off the cuff comment been twisted to suit their needs, to be honest with the deafening silence from EFL I think its done and dusted. Don't think they knew what to do after issuing first statement and now will bury their head in the sand until it goes away. Pathetic.
Jules wrote:Agree Pembroke but still think nothing will come of it as we are now three days down the line and nothing so unless Vince has something of a bombshell and the EFL are backed into a corner then sadly this will go away.
I fecking hate how football (game for the common man)has been manipulated into this greed ridden political farce, but there you go, Middlesbrough must be watching this with interest mind.
rhondda 1015 wrote:Nothing is going to happen, get over it...
grange_end1927 wrote:rhondda 1015 wrote:Nothing is going to happen, get over it...
Are u a Derby rat mate?
grange_end1927 wrote:rhondda 1015 wrote:Nothing is going to happen, get over it...
Are u a Derby rat mate?
pembroke allan wrote:grange_end1927 wrote:rhondda 1015 wrote:Nothing is going to happen, get over it...
Are u a Derby rat mate?
Whatever he is the statement isn't exactly city friendly or supportive! But each to their own
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