Thu Aug 18, 2011 8:17 pm
Thu Aug 18, 2011 8:19 pm
Thu Aug 18, 2011 9:38 pm
krab wrote:i hate this f@cking stadium
Thu Aug 18, 2011 9:49 pm
Trololol wrote:krab wrote:i hate this f@cking stadium
well we were 3-0 down for a while
dont expect to hear many songs at that point, just a whole lot of people moaning about what the players should be doing, the formation, the manager, etc etc etc etc
Thu Aug 18, 2011 10:03 pm
Thu Aug 18, 2011 10:11 pm
Fri Aug 19, 2011 1:20 am
Trololol wrote:krab wrote:i hate this f@cking stadium
well we were 3-0 down for a while
dont expect to hear many songs at that point, just a whole lot of people moaning about what the players should be doing, the formation, the manager, etc etc etc etc
Fri Aug 19, 2011 6:07 am
Sven Ghali wrote:Trololol wrote:krab wrote:i hate this f@cking stadium
well we were 3-0 down for a while
dont expect to hear many songs at that point, just a whole lot of people moaning about what the players should be doing, the formation, the manager, etc etc etc etc
Whaaaaatt?? 3-0 down and not singing???? What about the excuses for the other 89 mnutes????
In fairness, it WAS very quiet down there last night (as it is for MOST Games) but even as someone who sits in 117 I have to say the Canton boys put up a good show when they started to sing....
im in the family stand and it was very quiet from start to finish from our lot,
Fri Aug 19, 2011 6:08 am
porthcawlcasual wrote:Its a result of the crackdown on hooliganism. Cardiffs "atmosphere" was always created by an undercurrent of hostility towards travelling fans. Thats been largely eradicated and with it.....
Fri Aug 19, 2011 6:33 am
Fri Aug 19, 2011 7:07 am
Jonesyccfc1 wrote:"Its a result of the crackdown on hooliganism. Cardiffs "atmosphere" was always created by an undercurrent of hostility towards travelling fans. Thats been largely eradicated and with it....."
At last, someone has hit the nail on the head!!
To be honest I woulddn't describe it as a crackdown on hooliganism but more of over zealous stewarding and overpriced beer lol. Also in Ninian Park you could 'blend in' in the Grange End etc whereas in the CCS you are very exposed to the views of the OB etc and with the bans being handed out for the most minor of offences I can understand why people can't generate the same buzz and hostility as we experienced over the road
Fri Aug 19, 2011 7:25 am
Tommy Gun wrote:Jonesyccfc1 wrote:"Its a result of the crackdown on hooliganism. Cardiffs "atmosphere" was always created by an undercurrent of hostility towards travelling fans. Thats been largely eradicated and with it....."
At last, someone has hit the nail on the head!!
To be honest I woulddn't describe it as a crackdown on hooliganism but more of over zealous stewarding and overpriced beer lol. Also in Ninian Park you could 'blend in' in the Grange End etc whereas in the CCS you are very exposed to the views of the OB etc and with the bans being handed out for the most minor of offences I can understand why people can't generate the same buzz and hostility as we experienced over the road
On about this the other day, Ninian Park had a rep for being a hostile ground to visit, so did the Old Den for example, but Millwall don't seem to have that problem, still a horrible place to go, granted of the new Grounds the New Den is older (if that makes sense), just wish the CCS had that bit of an edge about it....the Bristol City game just gone is a prime example, the atmosphere v them was always lively, but last week was just like any other game.....I know things have changed, but I just miss the old days, the way football is in this day and age has given me the attitude of I can just take it or leave it, not renewed my Seaspn Ticket this year for the first time in years, and I'm more than happy to pick and choose.
Fri Aug 19, 2011 8:36 am
Fri Aug 19, 2011 8:46 am
polo wrote:Tommy Gun wrote:Jonesyccfc1 wrote:"Its a result of the crackdown on hooliganism. Cardiffs "atmosphere" was always created by an undercurrent of hostility towards travelling fans. Thats been largely eradicated and with it....."
At last, someone has hit the nail on the head!!
To be honest I woulddn't describe it as a crackdown on hooliganism but more of over zealous stewarding and overpriced beer lol. Also in Ninian Park you could 'blend in' in the Grange End etc whereas in the CCS you are very exposed to the views of the OB etc and with the bans being handed out for the most minor of offences I can understand why people can't generate the same buzz and hostility as we experienced over the road
On about this the other day, Ninian Park had a rep for being a hostile ground to visit, so did the Old Den for example, but Millwall don't seem to have that problem, still a horrible place to go, granted of the new Grounds the New Den is older (if that makes sense), just wish the CCS had that bit of an edge about it....the Bristol City game just gone is a prime example, the atmosphere v them was always lively, but last week was just like any other game.....I know things have changed, but I just miss the old days, the way football is in this day and age has given me the attitude of I can just take it or leave it, not renewed my Seaspn Ticket this year for the first time in years, and I'm more than happy to pick and choose.
This is what you get when you allow the pc brigade in. Blokes to taking their birds to football for a f*cking start.
The biggest problem of all is having the family stand next to the away fans.
Fri Aug 19, 2011 9:07 am
tylerdurdenisabluebird wrote:polo wrote:Tommy Gun wrote:Jonesyccfc1 wrote:"Its a result of the crackdown on hooliganism. Cardiffs "atmosphere" was always created by an undercurrent of hostility towards travelling fans. Thats been largely eradicated and with it....."
At last, someone has hit the nail on the head!!
To be honest I woulddn't describe it as a crackdown on hooliganism but more of over zealous stewarding and overpriced beer lol. Also in Ninian Park you could 'blend in' in the Grange End etc whereas in the CCS you are very exposed to the views of the OB etc and with the bans being handed out for the most minor of offences I can understand why people can't generate the same buzz and hostility as we experienced over the road
On about this the other day, Ninian Park had a rep for being a hostile ground to visit, so did the Old Den for example, but Millwall don't seem to have that problem, still a horrible place to go, granted of the new Grounds the New Den is older (if that makes sense), just wish the CCS had that bit of an edge about it....the Bristol City game just gone is a prime example, the atmosphere v them was always lively, but last week was just like any other game.....I know things have changed, but I just miss the old days, the way football is in this day and age has given me the attitude of I can just take it or leave it, not renewed my Seaspn Ticket this year for the first time in years, and I'm more than happy to pick and choose.
This is what you get when you allow the pc brigade in. Blokes to taking their birds to football for a f*cking start.
The biggest problem of all is having the family stand next to the away fans.
It's nothing to f*cking do with women going to matches you absolute f*cking cretin. Anyone I've ever heard moaning about people trying to make noise or stand up and sing have been fat, boring, miserable old (male) twats. You're deluded about the attributes of the male race having 'more passion'.
People are just f*cking boring.
Like your opinions.
Fri Aug 19, 2011 9:12 am
Fri Aug 19, 2011 9:39 am
tylerdurdenisabluebird wrote:polo wrote:Tommy Gun wrote:Jonesyccfc1 wrote:"Its a result of the crackdown on hooliganism. Cardiffs "atmosphere" was always created by an undercurrent of hostility towards travelling fans. Thats been largely eradicated and with it....."
At last, someone has hit the nail on the head!!
To be honest I woulddn't describe it as a crackdown on hooliganism but more of over zealous stewarding and overpriced beer lol. Also in Ninian Park you could 'blend in' in the Grange End etc whereas in the CCS you are very exposed to the views of the OB etc and with the bans being handed out for the most minor of offences I can understand why people can't generate the same buzz and hostility as we experienced over the road
On about this the other day, Ninian Park had a rep for being a hostile ground to visit, so did the Old Den for example, but Millwall don't seem to have that problem, still a horrible place to go, granted of the new Grounds the New Den is older (if that makes sense), just wish the CCS had that bit of an edge about it....the Bristol City game just gone is a prime example, the atmosphere v them was always lively, but last week was just like any other game.....I know things have changed, but I just miss the old days, the way football is in this day and age has given me the attitude of I can just take it or leave it, not renewed my Seaspn Ticket this year for the first time in years, and I'm more than happy to pick and choose.
This is what you get when you allow the pc brigade in. Blokes to taking their birds to football for a f*cking start.
The biggest problem of all is having the family stand next to the away fans.
It's nothing to f*cking do with women going to matches you absolute f*cking cretin. Anyone I've ever heard moaning about people trying to make noise or stand up and sing have been fat, boring, miserable old (male) twats. You're deluded about the attributes of the male race having 'more passion'.
People are just f*cking boring.
Like your opinions.
Fri Aug 19, 2011 9:48 am
Fri Aug 19, 2011 10:02 am
tylerdurdenisabluebird wrote:What the f**k are you on about you idiot? Who the hell are you anyway, you've been on here 5 minutes and you think you can say what you want to whoever you want. I'd like to see you behave like this in person. Why don't you come to the Ninian before matches, you big hairy fanny.
Fri Aug 19, 2011 10:04 am
polo wrote:tylerdurdenisabluebird wrote:What the f**k are you on about you idiot? Who the hell are you anyway, you've been on here 5 minutes and you think you can say what you want to whoever you want. I'd like to see you behave like this in person. Why don't you come to the Ninian before matches, you big hairy fanny.
I wouldnt lower myself to drink in that shithole.
"Hair Fanny". is that meant to be an insult? How old are you? 8?
Fri Aug 19, 2011 10:06 am
tylerdurdenisabluebird wrote:polo wrote:tylerdurdenisabluebird wrote:What the f**k are you on about you idiot? Who the hell are you anyway, you've been on here 5 minutes and you think you can say what you want to whoever you want. I'd like to see you behave like this in person. Why don't you come to the Ninian before matches, you big hairy fanny.
I wouldnt lower myself to drink in that shithole.
"Hair Fanny". is that meant to be an insult? How old are you? 8?
Your're the one who resorts to trying to insult me by calling me fat (when you clearly don't know me). You're just the definition of maturity.
Fri Aug 19, 2011 10:12 am
Fri Aug 19, 2011 12:18 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:The Stadium can't sing Chief its the Fans that is the problem with the added problem that we was played off the Park.
Fri Aug 19, 2011 12:51 pm
krab wrote:porthcawlcasual wrote:Its a result of the crackdown on hooliganism. Cardiffs "atmosphere" was always created by an undercurrent of hostility towards travelling fans. Thats been largely eradicated and with it.....
aggression definetly makes an atmosphere
Fri Aug 19, 2011 2:43 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:The Stadium can't sing Chief its the Fans that is the problem with the added problem that we was played off the Park.
Fri Aug 19, 2011 6:34 pm
Fri Aug 19, 2011 8:18 pm
Fri Aug 19, 2011 8:21 pm
Fri Aug 19, 2011 8:25 pm
2blue2handle wrote:How can it be to do with the stadium when Brighton outsang us and in the same stadium????
Fri Aug 19, 2011 8:26 pm
2blue2handle wrote:How can it be to do with the stadium when Brighton outsang us and in the same stadium????