Radio Wales @ 11am Today SIAN BRANSON & GWYN DAVIES

Talking about the Blue Brigade as Jason Mohamed just said

when they should be focussing on the first premiership home game ever!!

I love it when people seem to think that media aren't allowed to talk about anything other than the game.

:lol: I love it when people seem to think that media aren't allowed to talk about anything other than the game.

My god I just said to three people 'if I answer this I bet Chuckles will be first to come back with a reply and within 15 minutes'

You have just earned me £3, I'll have a pint of bow lunchtime on you.

:lol: I love it when people seem to think that media aren't allowed to talk about anything other than the game.

Alex
I agree and at least some are keeping the BLUE and our identity alive

Annis there's plenty of fans keeping blue alive in the ground who are nothing to do with bu.I don't want to knock Bu but we don't need a protest on Sunday on our biggest game in 51 years.
Are you now going on the march yourself?

:lol: I love it when people seem to think that media aren't allowed to talk about anything other than the game.

Alex
I agree and at least some are keeping the BLUE and our identity alive

we all want blue you old moaner, I would just rather everything for this weekend concentrates on the club, the game and at last the very first premiership game (and win - maybe )

Old chuckles will tell you I've not been impressed by the march or any other 'media' hype for this blue agenda for months. Once we get this first game out of the way then it will all settle down and we can show the blue support through the increase of blue within the ground (because it will, just will take a few games) and the billboard is fine - although I would have said they've missed a trick as there is nothing there that says they support cardiff city!! Just a view from an old git who knows a thing or two!

Annis there's plenty of fans keeping blue alive in the ground who are nothing to do with bu.I don't want to knock Bu but we don't need a protest on Sunday on our biggest game in 51 years.
Are you now going on the march yourself?

I agree with you there,wearing the BLUE is the most important part of keeping our identity

No I am not going on it, but nothing to do with BU, I won't be here or at the match. I will be there for the Everton game, I will miss 4 games this season, family will always come first no matter what

:lol: I love it when people seem to think that media aren't allowed to talk about anything other than the game.

Alex
I agree and at least some are keeping the BLUE and our identity alive

we all want blue you old moaner, I would just rather everything for this weekend concentrates on the club, the game and at last the very first premiership game (and win - maybe )

Old chuckles will tell you I've not been impressed by the march or any other 'media' hype for this blue agenda for months. Once we get this first game out of the way then it will all settle down and we can show the blue support through the increase of blue within the ground (because it will, just will take a few games) and the billboard is fine - although I would have said they've missed a trick as there is nothing there that says they support cardiff city!! Just a view from an old git who knows a thing or two!

I agree I can't help it, I am an old moaner


WERE CARDIFF CITY WE"LL ALWAYS BE BLUE

Annis there's plenty of fans keeping blue alive in the ground who are nothing to do with bu.I don't want to knock Bu but we don't need a protest on Sunday on our biggest game in 51 years.
Are you now going on the march yourself?

I agree with you there,wearing the BLUE is the most important part of keeping our identity

No I am not going on it, but nothing to do with BU, I won't be here or at the match. I will be there for the Everton game, I will miss 4 games this season, family will always come first no matter what

Family first,agree 100%

Isn't Jason Muhammed a Phony Spurs fan?

We are fighting to stay in what is arguably the best league in world football,and yet we still have people on here obsessing on what colour shirt the team wear...unbelievable

Jason has always been a Spurs fan - nothing phoney about it.

Jason has always been a Spurs fan - nothing phoney about it.

Cardiff born Spurs fan? I think real Spurs fans would have something to say about how phoney he was/is.

:lol: I love it when people seem to think that media aren't allowed to talk about anything other than the game.

shhh Don't mention the rebrand. Not even allowed to mention it obn here

What is this interlude music on Radio Wales. I want to slit my wrists.

Is that it? Gwyn had a PR lesson off Sam, you'd think butter wouldn't melt in his mouth

Is that it? Gwyn had a PR lesson off Sam, you'd think butter wouldn't melt in his mouth

His show is dreadful now since it was made longer and theres more music than chat!!! Personally I don't listen to it anymore

Is that it? Gwyn had a PR lesson off Sam, you'd think butter wouldn't melt in his mouth

His show is dreadful now since it was made longer and theres more music than chat!!! Personally I don't listen to it anymore

I liked the afternoon version, no music, just debates on local issues. After his view on the identity of CCFC i'll never listen to him again.

How did it go then?

I guess Jason Mohammed was confrontational and played the simpleton.

Gwyn Davies acted like butter wouldn't melt while stressing that as long as 'we're called Cardiff City, we are still the same' (what his argument would be if the name changed is anyone's guess)

And Sian came across as someone who is passionate, and the underdog.

Did anyone listen?

How did it go then?

I guess Jason Mohammed was confrontational and played the simpleton.

Gwyn Davies acted like butter wouldn't melt while stressing that as long as 'we're called Cardiff City, we are still the same' (what his argument would be if the name changed is anyone's guess)

And Sian came across as someone who is passionate, and the underdog.

Did anyone listen?

Are you sure you weren't listening..?

Not once did Jason speak while Gwyn was talking or try and poke holes in anything Gwyn said yet unfortunately you can't say the same while Sian was speaking.

I listened into it and I'm still wondering what Sian is trying to achieve?

It was interesting when Jason asked what took so long for BU to form and why now???

Also, am I right in thinking that less than 2% of the crowd on Sunday will be attending this march???

I listened into it and I'm still wondering what Sian is trying to achieve?

It was interesting when Jason asked what took so long for BU to form and why now???

Also, am I right in thinking that less than 2% of the crowd on Sunday will be attending this march???

Can I ask you what you are trying to achieve with that comment as many people know that the rebrand has turned people away from the club and the amount of plastic newcomers!!!

I listened into it and I'm still wondering what Sian is trying to achieve?

It was interesting when Jason asked what took so long for BU to form and why now???

Also, am I right in thinking that less than 2% of the crowd on Sunday will be attending this march???

Do you think it's fair that one guest was held to far more scrutiny than another, as seems to be the case.

How did it go then?

I guess Jason Mohammed was confrontational and played the simpleton.

Gwyn Davies acted like butter wouldn't melt while stressing that as long as 'we're called Cardiff City, we are still the same' (what his argument would be if the name changed is anyone's guess)

And Sian came across as someone who is passionate, and the underdog.

Did anyone listen?

Gwynn sounded like a realist who's glad we've still got a club never mind what colour where playing in.
Sain just reeled of the same nonsense,blue at any cost.

Does anyone know how long Sian has been following the City?

How did it go then?

I guess Jason Mohammed was confrontational and played the simpleton.

Gwyn Davies acted like butter wouldn't melt while stressing that as long as 'we're called Cardiff City, we are still the same' (what his argument would be if the name changed is anyone's guess)

And Sian came across as someone who is passionate, and the underdog.

Did anyone listen?

Gwynn sounded like a realist who's glad we've still got a club never mind what colour where playing in.
Sain just reeled of the same nonsense,blue at any cost.

I've read a few of your posts, and you are always anti-blue..

GWYN SEEKING MORE MEDIA EXPOSURE ,THERES A SUPRISE ,NO DOUBT HE 'LL ARGUE HIS POINT AND NOT LISTEN TI SIANS !!!!

Does anyone know how long Sian has been following the City?

Does it matter if she's been supporting for 5years or 30 years. I would love our club to be back playing in blue, I won't be attending the march as I don't think it will make any difference and not really into marches etc think there's more than 2% who feel the same way.. I still support the club, will be there on Sunday and also think tan has done wonderful things for this club, I will never buy a red top though

Does anyone know how long Sian has been following the City?

I don't see what that has anything to do with the debate?