Shearer calls us a massive club

Former England captain Alan Shearer, writing in The Sun, backs ex-Manchester United striker Ole Gunnar Solksjaer to succeed as Cardiff manager and says: "I don't think it is a risk for him at all, he wanted to move on to bigger things and he has gone to a massive club with a huge fanbase.

"He has a wealthy owner behind him who looks like he is going to give him some money. Likewise I don't think Ole is a risk for Cardiff, he has this reputation as a baby-faced guy but there is a mentally tough side to him as well."

Just proves how far we have come

Lets be honest we are not a 'massive club', no where near it.

The empty seats in our first ever Premier League year show that. Even when we have beaten Man City and Swansea at home we still can't completely sell out.

Lets be honest we are not a 'massive club', no where near it.

The empty seats in our first ever Premier League year show that. Even when we have beaten Man City and Swansea at home we still can't completely sell out.

Why do Swansea fans call us sell outs then

We must be massive Shearer says so!!!!

Willy wanka your on the wrong forum son, get back to planetgypo

Lets be honest we are not a 'massive club', no where near it.

The empty seats in our first ever Premier League year show that. Even when we have beaten Man City and Swansea at home we still can't completely sell out.

Another thinly veiled joke piss take comment from the Jack pretending to be a city fan

Willy wanka your on the wrong forum son, get back to planetgypo

willy wanka that's funny i laughed hard.
if shearer says we're massive then i agree with him,if we can stay in the premier our fan base will grow and grow,we've been outside the top flight for a long time but we'll be up to 34,000 next season and we'll sell out.

We must be massive Shearer says so!!!!

I agree were not a massive team but no damage if pundits think we are

If we stay in the prem I have.no.doubt we will be averaging 32k.easy.with the stadium expanaion and the release of.more season.tickets. There must be 5 to 7 k.easy on.the.waiting list

Lets be honest we are not a 'massive club', no where near it.

The empty seats in our first ever Premier League year show that. Even when we have beaten Man City and Swansea at home we still can't completely sell out.

Don't mistake empty seats for unsold seats.

Lets be honest we are not a 'massive club', no where near it.

The empty seats in our first ever Premier League year show that. Even when we have beaten Man City and Swansea at home we still can't completely sell out.

Don't mistake empty seats for unsold seats.

Spot on.

Michael... we're bigger than u.s. steel

Lets be honest we are not a 'massive club', no where near it.

The empty seats in our first ever Premier League year show that. Even when we have beaten Man City and Swansea at home we still can't completely sell out.

Been very few empty seats I could see from where im sitting, capacity 28,000 and give or take been almost that every game except west brom and even that was 26k.

Am I the only one thinking shearer may have developed a bit of a soft spot for us

Just seems a bit more affectionate than other people even if we still get no coverage on MOTD

Former England captain Alan Shearer, writing in The Sun, backs ex-Manchester United striker Ole Gunnar Solksjaer to succeed as Cardiff manager and says: "I don't think it is a risk for him at all, he wanted to move on to bigger things and he has gone to a massive club with a huge fanbase.

"He has a wealthy owner behind him who looks like he is going to give him some money. Likewise I don't think Ole is a risk for Cardiff, he has this reputation as a baby-faced guy but there is a mentally tough side to him as well."

Just proves how far we have come

Still glad we went for Malky at the time

Shearer also admits to being offered the job by Tan,when Malky was already promised it and then turning it down at the last minute Hmm

Funny when we put it out, we were virtually called liars

Lets be honest we are not a 'massive club', no where near it.

The empty seats in our first ever Premier League year show that. Even when we have beaten Man City and Swansea at home we still can't completely sell out.

There's always countless empty seats at the Etihad. Does that mean Man City aren't a big club?

Lets be honest we are not a 'massive club', no where near it.

The empty seats in our first ever Premier League year show that. Even when we have beaten Man City and Swansea at home we still can't completely sell out.

Another thinly veiled joke piss take comment from the Jack pretending to be a city fan

I'm afraid you're wrong. So their goes your argument........

Lets be honest we are not a 'massive club', no where near it.

The empty seats in our first ever Premier League year show that. Even when we have beaten Man City and Swansea at home we still can't completely sell out.

We have sold out every home game.

Shearer would of definately taken you down. Ole will keep you up. Shearer is in the Paul Ince mold, great player, shite manager

We are a massive club thats why. Just saying it as it is.

Lets be honest we are not a 'massive club', no where near it.

The empty seats in our first ever Premier League year show that. Even when we have beaten Man City and Swansea at home we still can't completely sell out.

Arsenal...........the official attendance on new years day was 60,004. anyone that was there and looked up at the top tear saw thousands and thousands of empty seats, i presume these were bought and paid for hence the attendance quoted by the club.

Lets be honest we are not a 'massive club', no where near it.

The empty seats in our first ever Premier League year show that. Even when we have beaten Man City and Swansea at home we still can't completely sell out.

Arsenal...........the official attendance on new years day was 60,004. anyone that was there and looked up at the top tear saw thousands and thousands of empty seats, i presume these were bought and paid for hence the attendance quoted by the club.

Exactly. God forbid anyone has a change of circumstances/commitments at such an important time in the year. I know loads who were supposed to go to watch Cardiff but in the end didn't because of the orders they were given by their missus.

I think we are growing... unlike a lot of other clubs in the championship/prem who have had years in the top flight, we have not.
if we stay in the prem and do well, I believe we could get 35k easily.

only one thing worse than a jack is a jack pretending to be a City fan.

So we could have zero attendance but everyone has bought seats and you'd class it as a capacity crowd. 'Crowd' being the important word, as I class the people in the crowd as being the attendance, the same as any sane person would.

So we could have zero attendance but everyone has bought seats and you'd class it as a capacity crowd. 'Crowd' being the important word, as I class the people in the crowd as being the attendance, the same as any sane person would.

if all tickets are sold it's a sell out.
if they all fall ill and don't attend it's still a sell out.
sell out,the most important two words.

So we could have zero attendance but everyone has bought seats and you'd class it as a capacity crowd. 'Crowd' being the important word, as I class the people in the crowd as being the attendance, the same as any sane person would.

Oh well. So there are NO massive clubs in the Uk as no-=one has a match when there aren't any fans who don't turn up.

There were something like 10000 empty seats at Arsenal and still touts trying to buy our tickets outside.

Work that one out.

We are growing well and have a hell of a lot of extra potential. Sold out the home section all season and parts of the away section when they didn't sell out as well, the whole extra chunk for all except West brom.

So we could have zero attendance but everyone has bought seats and you'd class it as a capacity crowd. 'Crowd' being the important word, as I class the people in the crowd as being the attendance, the same as any sane person would.

if all tickets are sold it's a sell out.
if they all fall ill and don't attend it's still a sell out.
sell out,the most important two words.

Yes we been selling out for a few seasons now even the fans including me have all sold out

Iv always like the bald one

If we stay in the prem I have.no.doubt we will be averaging 32k.easy.with the stadium expanaion and the release of.more season.tickets. There must be 5 to 7 k.easy on.the.waiting list

........Just like you had no doubt that you'd sell out every home game this season!