Malaysian kids with 1MCC

Barry I totally agree with you and because of the clubs ignorance it has given the Jacks a free run at some of the schools in valley areas which would have been almost 100% bluebird areas in the past.

Here he comes Angry Adam the Merthyr fan

Polo you must have seen people wearing Swansea shirts in Merthyr these days because of this mentality by the club. Here's an example,when I was Councillor I wanted to organise a training day for the kids with the likes of Scott Young and so on in attendance. Then they turned round and said it would cost around £300, how on earth are kids areas like Merthyr going to chipin to pay that kind of money!!!

You know its to do with premiership football? Every town in south wales probaly has someone wearing a jack shirt because they are premier league stop shit stirring you fool

Had the club reached these areas before then, they would be CCFC fans.

Same for Bridgend.

Barry I totally agree with you and because of the clubs ignorance it has given the Jacks a free run at some of the schools in valley areas which would have been almost 100% bluebird areas in the past.

Here he comes Angry Adam the Merthyr fan

Polo you must have seen people wearing Swansea shirts in Merthyr these days because of this mentality by the club. Here's an example,when I was Councillor I wanted to organise a training day for the kids with the likes of Scott Young and so on in attendance. Then they turned round and said it would cost around £300, how on earth are kids areas like Merthyr going to chipin to pay that kind of money!!!

You know its to do with premiership football? Every town in south wales probaly has someone wearing a jack shirt because they are premier league stop shit stirring you fool

sorry its more to do with the Jacks focusing on local primary schools and it started before they reached the premier league

Barry I totally agree with you and because of the clubs ignorance it has given the Jacks a free run at some of the schools in valley areas which would have been almost 100% bluebird areas in the past.

Here he comes Angry Adam the Merthyr fan

Polo you must have seen people wearing Swansea shirts in Merthyr these days because of this mentality by the club. Here's an example,when I was Councillor I wanted to organise a training day for the kids with the likes of Scott Young and so on in attendance. Then they turned round and said it would cost around £300, how on earth are kids areas like Merthyr going to chipin to pay that kind of money!!!

You know its to do with premiership football? Every town in south wales probaly has someone wearing a jack shirt because they are premier league stop shit stirring you fool

Spot on
Just take what he says with a pinch of salt hes stark raving bonkers.

He denied ever being a Merthyr fan yday and ive known him 20 odd f*cking years

another thing which I feel effects it is the lack of friendlies in pre-season against local Welsh clubs

Barry I totally agree with you and because of the clubs ignorance it has given the Jacks a free run at some of the schools in valley areas which would have been almost 100% bluebird areas in the past.

Here he comes Angry Adam the Merthyr fan

Polo you must have seen people wearing Swansea shirts in Merthyr these days because of this mentality by the club. Here's an example,when I was Councillor I wanted to organise a training day for the kids with the likes of Scott Young and so on in attendance. Then they turned round and said it would cost around £300, how on earth are kids areas like Merthyr going to chipin to pay that kind of money!!!

You know its to do with premiership football? Every town in south wales probaly has someone wearing a jack shirt because they are premier league stop shit stirring you fool

Had the club reached these areas before then, they would be CCFC fans.

Too right
Same for Bridgend.

another thing which I feel effects it is the lack of friendlies in pre-season against local Welsh clubs

How you work that one out?

another thing which I feel effects it is the lack of friendlies in pre-season against local Welsh clubs

What do you care? You dont go anymore, not that you ever went much anyway.

another thing which I feel effects it is the lack of friendlies in pre-season against local Welsh clubs

How you work that one out?

There are kids in the local areas who maybe aren't old enough to travel with their friends to cardiff to watch a game so when cardiff come to them then they are hooked.

another thing which I feel effects it is the lack of friendlies in pre-season against local Welsh clubs

What do you care? You dont go anymore, not that you ever went much anyway.

because playing local teams generates money to the local teams rather than teams like Yeovil, Chasetown or any other pointless friendly which doesn't generate anything positive.

another thing which I feel effects it is the lack of friendlies in pre-season against local Welsh clubs

What do you care? You dont go anymore, not that you ever went much anyway.

because playing local teams generates money to the local teams rather than teams like Yeovil, Chasetown or any other pointless friendly which doesn't generate anything positive.

Again why do YOU care when its not even your club?

another thing which I feel effects it is the lack of friendlies in pre-season against local Welsh clubs

What do you care? You dont go anymore, not that you ever went much anyway.

because playing local teams generates money to the local teams rather than teams like Yeovil, Chasetown or any other pointless friendly which doesn't generate anything positive.

Again why do YOU care when its not even your club?

No I just attended for many years just to do something on a Saturday afternoon. Change the record Polo

another thing which I feel effects it is the lack of friendlies in pre-season against local Welsh clubs

What do you care? You dont go anymore, not that you ever went much anyway.

because playing local teams generates money to the local teams rather than teams like Yeovil, Chasetown or any other pointless friendly which doesn't generate anything positive.

Again why do YOU care when its a not even your club?

No I just attended for many years just to do something on a Saturday afternoon. Change the record Polo

Youre a fraud and no I wont change the record.

another thing which I feel effects it is the lack of friendlies in pre-season against local Welsh clubs

What do you care? You dont go anymore, not that you ever went much anyway.

because playing local teams generates money to the local teams rather than teams like Yeovil, Chasetown or any other pointless friendly which doesn't generate anything positive.

Again why do YOU care when its a not even your club?

No I just attended for many years just to do something on a Saturday afternoon. Change the record Polo

Youre a fraud and no I wont change the record.

you love me really

Loads of Malaysian kids with freebies got free tickets to the game yesterday - wouldn't it be great if we could do this to local kids. Would be more sustainable too and kids may nag parents to go again...

Seems that Malaysians are more important that Cardiffians these days...

Just to point out....the last two home games when Malaysian kids have been in the corner of Ninian and Canton, in front of them there has been a local kids side too. Last week it was Ely kids and this week a kids team that wore yellow. Didnt catch where they were from.


So this makes your point totally redundant. Imagine how wonderful life would be if you were not as bitter as you are eh?

The point is obvious. The point is to spread the brand in Malaysia. These children will go back to Malaysia with their Cardiff City tops on and will tell other kids of how good their time was. Hopefully other youngsters see this as a cool thing and then jump on ship and buy Cardiff City merchandise.

The strategy is no different to what you would see with any fashion label.

Yes, what's it got to do with Tan? No need to even bring him into it.

For me - we should concentrate on local youth.you may agree, you may not! End of story.

Bollocks "whats it got to do with Tan"

This whole thread is your way of saying he is shelling out for Malaysian kids to
travel to Cardiff and neglecting the local area which is blatantly untrue

The point is obvious. The point is to spread the brand in Malaysia. These children will go back to Malaysia with their Cardiff City tops on and will tell other kids of how good their time was. Hopefully other youngsters see this as a cool thing and then jump on ship and buy Cardiff City merchandise.

The strategy is no different to what you would see with any fashion label.

Bollocks!!! If thats the truth then Polo can confirm whether Weekend Offender has done the same then and shipped hundreds of Malaysian kids to their shop in London.

The point is obvious. The point is to spread the brand in Malaysia. These children will go back to Malaysia with their Cardiff City tops on and will tell other kids of how good their time was. Hopefully other youngsters see this as a cool thing and then jump on ship and buy Cardiff City merchandise.

The strategy is no different to what you would see with any fashion label.

Bollocks!!! If thats the truth then Polo can confirm whether Weekend Offender has done the same then and shipped hundreds of Malaysian kids to their shop in London.

I think you'll find that plenty of high end fashion shops have open sales, films have premieres, etc. All methods to whip up hysteria amongst the target market. Tan's is Malaysia so it makes sense to get the younger generation involved because in the next decade or so they will become the next generation. They are of great importance if we want the spreading of the brand to become successful.

I sit in block 112, not far from where the 1MCC kids were sitting, there was a load of welsh kids there too, didn't read their shirts but they were a local team in yellow training kits, so chill out lads, it's not just Malaysian kids enjoying a day out on CCFC

The point is obvious. The point is to spread the brand in Malaysia. These children will go back to Malaysia with their Cardiff City tops on and will tell other kids of how good their time was. Hopefully other youngsters see this as a cool thing and then jump on ship and buy Cardiff City merchandise.

The strategy is no different to what you would see with any fashion label.

Bollocks!!! If thats the truth then Polo can confirm whether Weekend Offender has done the same then and shipped hundreds of Malaysian kids to their shop in London.

I think you'll find that plenty of high end fashion shops have open sales, films have premieres, etc. All methods to whip up hysteria amongst the target market. Tan's is Malaysia so it makes sense to get the younger generation involved because in the next decade or so they will become the next generation. They are of great importance if we want the spreading of the brand to become successful.

There's a huge difference and you know it between shipping kids over from the other side of the world than having a open sale for anyone to visit.

Absolutely ignoring the local kids and thats why the Jacks are moving into areas of the valleys where ten years ago they would never have been seen.

The point is obvious. The point is to spread the brand in Malaysia. These children will go back to Malaysia with their Cardiff City tops on and will tell other kids of how good their time was. Hopefully other youngsters see this as a cool thing and then jump on ship and buy Cardiff City merchandise.

The strategy is no different to what you would see with any fashion label.

Bollocks!!! If thats the truth then Polo can confirm whether Weekend Offender has done the same then and shipped hundreds of Malaysian kids to their shop in London.

I think you'll find that plenty of high end fashion shops have open sales, films have premieres, etc. All methods to whip up hysteria amongst the target market. Tan's is Malaysia so it makes sense to get the younger generation involved because in the next decade or so they will become the next generation. They are of great importance if we want the spreading of the brand to become successful.

There's a huge difference and you know it between shipping kids over from the other side of the world than having a open sale for anyone to visit.

Absolutely ignoring the local kids and thats why the Jacks are moving into areas of the valleys where ten years ago they would never have been seen.

Do you have proof of who paid what expences? Saying something like someone i know from inside the club said blah blah blah is rubbish so is the little bird told me..
Was you there seated near them because quite a few posters claim to have seen other kids there to?
What has cardiff city got to do with you and why poke your nose in to stir all the time?
Cardiff city does not concern you because you are not a supporter of the club so why dont you run along and stop posting your tripe.

The point is obvious. The point is to spread the brand in Malaysia. These children will go back to Malaysia with their Cardiff City tops on and will tell other kids of how good their time was. Hopefully other youngsters see this as a cool thing and then jump on ship and buy Cardiff City merchandise.
The strategy is no different to what you would see with any fashion label.

Bollocks!!! If thats the truth then Polo can confirm whether Weekend Offender has done the same then and shipped hundreds of Malaysian kids to their shop in London.

What a stupid comparison. Malaysian kids are obviously not WOs target market. Seeing as their ethos is acid house / casualculture then its aimed at British youth / twenty somethings.

However Frank is right they host freebie partys in their Soho shop, give freebies to rock stars, footballers.etc to raise brand awareness.

Its called marketing & PR.

"You shouldnt have given that Jacket to Liam Gallagher or Jake Bugg as they are not local Merthyr lads"

RM, Barry Fuckle, Angelis, No Cocking, Financial Arightwat, Chargilled c**t = obsessed boring effeminate waster. Ruining this MB. Yawn. Zzzzzz.

Says the chap posting yawn after every post I make.. That's trolling isn't it?

Yawn.

Loads of Malaysian kids with freebies got free tickets to the game yesterday - wouldn't it be great if we could do this to local kids. Would be more sustainable too and kids may nag parents to go again...

Seems that Malaysians are more important that Cardiffians these days...

Just to point out....the last two home games when Malaysian kids have been in the corner of Ninian and Canton, in front of them there has been a local kids side too. Last week it was Ely kids and this week a kids team that wore yellow. Didnt catch where they were from.


So this makes your point totally redundant. Imagine how wonderful life would be if you were not as bitter as you are eh?

If you actually,read ,y points thoroughly, no it doesn't.

The point is obvious. The point is to spread the brand in Malaysia. These children will go back to Malaysia with their Cardiff City tops on and will tell other kids of how good their time was. Hopefully other youngsters see this as a cool thing and then jump on ship and buy Cardiff City merchandise.
The strategy is no different to what you would see with any fashion label.

Bollocks!!! If thats the truth then Polo can confirm whether Weekend Offender has done the same then and shipped hundreds of Malaysian kids to their shop in London.

What a stupid comparison. Malaysian kids are obviously not WOs target market. Seeing as their ethos is acid house / casualculture then its aimed at British youth / twenty somethings.

However Frank is right they host freebie partys in their Soho shop, give freebies to rock stars, footballers.etc to raise brand awareness.

Its called marketing & PR.

"You shouldnt have given that Jacket to Liam Gallagher or Jake Bugg as they are not local Merthyr lads"

I'm fully aware of what it means, I just think they should do PR to more local children - seeing as SCFC seems to be doing a much better job of it and therefore getting the youngsters in as fans at the same time.

Where I worked - it was Swansea domination due to the club doing lots of work in the community - CCFC didn't do half as much.

This money would have been better spent in engaging local lads within the community.

It would also be more beneficial in the future as they would pay to go another time etc..

Its Vincent Tans money he can do what he likes with it and if he wants to bring Malaysian kids over, AS WELL AS engaging local kids then that is entirely up to him.

Its a wonderful gesture imo. As has already been said they were enthusiastic and mixed in with local kids too. This can only be of benefit to both sets of kids mixing with different cultures.

Its Vincent Tans money he can do what he likes with it and if he wants to bring Malaysian kids over, AS WELL AS engaging local kids then that is entirely up to him.

Its a wonderful gesture imo. As has already been said they were enthusiastic and mixed in with local kids too. This can only be of benefit to both sets of kids mixing with different cultures.

It's not VTs money actually, as it is a separate entity which is budgeted by funding from the football league and various other sponsors.

Its Vincent Tans money he can do what he likes with it and if he wants to bring Malaysian kids over, AS WELL AS engaging local kids then that is entirely up to him.

Its a wonderful gesture imo. As has already been said they were enthusiastic and mixed in with local kids too. This can only be of benefit to both sets of kids mixing with different cultures.

It's not VTs money actually, as it is a separate entity which is budgeted by funding from the football league and various other sponsors.

Nonsense

Its Vincent Tans money he can do what he likes with it and if he wants to bring Malaysian kids over, AS WELL AS engaging local kids then that is entirely up to him.

Its a wonderful gesture imo. As has already been said they were enthusiastic and mixed in with local kids too. This can only be of benefit to both sets of kids mixing with different cultures.

It's not VTs money actually, as it is a separate entity which is budgeted by funding from the football league and various other sponsors.

Nonsense

not at all. The FITC scheme is entirely funded via grants and sponsors. Of course, who to believe, me? Who's worked with the FITC setup or you, who's just a loud mouth on the Internet?

Its Vincent Tans money he can do what he likes with it and if he wants to bring Malaysian kids over, AS WELL AS engaging local kids then that is entirely up to him.

Its a wonderful gesture imo. As has already been said they were enthusiastic and mixed in with local kids too. This can only be of benefit to both sets of kids mixing with different cultures.

It's not VTs money actually, as it is a separate entity which is budgeted by funding from the football league and various other sponsors.

Nonsense

not at all. The FITC scheme is entirely funded via grants and sponsors. Of course, who to believe, me? Who's worked with the FITC setup or you, who's just a loud mouth on the Internet?

It's his club FFS.

YOU GOING TO STOP HIM?