A Bolton fan's view of Cardiff

Bolton Fan's Cardiff City Introduction

Chris looks at another of the clubs who will be entering the 2014/15 Championship where they will face the mighty Bolton Wanderers, it's time for a look at Cardiff City.

Manager
Former Manchester United reserve team manager and erstwhile substitute striker Ole Gunnar Solskjær arrived at Cardiff City in the aftermath of the sacking of former boss Malky Mackay by controversial and hilarious owner Vincent Tan following the club's poor start to the Premier League season.

Despite a huge media backing given his fame in English football, he proved to be a massive failure and the club ended up being relegated.

Time will tell whether he will be a good manager over in England, but one thing's for sure - he'll be given an easy ride by the media in the same manner as that failure Paul Lambert at Aston Villa who is forgiven his many many failings because he is popular with shitbag journalists at the Guardian etc. Hipster bell-ends.

Stadium
The imaginatively named Cardiff City Stadium is another tedious identikit modern edifice to ennuyeux. Forgive the spelling it's a long while since I did French at school.

The £48m stadium was completed in 2009 and houses 28,050 fans.

Tenuous Link with Bolton Wanderers
Bolton have the edge on Cardiff with 33 wins from the 66 between the two sides.

Bolton and Cardiff go way back with their first meeting being back in 1921, whereas the most recent game was a 1-0 Cardiff win in the 2013/14 season FA Cup Fourth Round.

Cardiff men Joe Mason and Kevin McNaughton spent time on loan at Bolton last season, with varying degrees of success. Striker Mason was far more effective during his second loan spell when paired with the impressive Lukas Jutkiewicz, whilst defender McNaughton did a job - that's probably the best thing I can say about that.

How Will Their Season Progress?
They'll expect to win the league, and they're already throwing their cash around the league with the signings of Adam Le Fondre and Federico Macheda already costing a pretty penny in wages.

Financial doping indeed, and we're the dopes.

I hope they crash and burn.

Player to Watch
Former Manchester United trainee Mats Møller Dæhli joined the club in 2013/14 under his fellow Norwegian, and made 12 appearances in the Premier League, scoring once.

A creative midfielder, Dæhli will be expected to have a serious impact in the Championship next season, and will hope to provide the bullets for the Cardiff strikers to score the goals which will lead them to the Premier League.

Dæhli is said to be the most promising youth player in Norway, and has been a key player for every Norwegian youth team up to under-19 level. He has also played for the under-21 team, and made the step up to the senior team in 2013.

Do We Have Beef with Them?
Everyone has beef with the Welsh. Everyone.

What a ridiculous load of bollocks...

From reading this the kid sounds about 11-12 years old, wears glasses and wanks over his mother.

Attention seeker.

This is a joke right, a late April 1st Whined up. Your scraping the barrel,stop it.

Attention seeker.

Who? Latest news? Seems so.

Attention seeker.

Who? Latest news? Seems so.

Considering the number of posts you have that is being a bit judgemental don't you think?

Did a Taff do his missus?

What an angry man.

Attention seeker.

Who? Latest news? Seems so.

Considering the number of posts you have that is being a bit judgemental don't you think?

I wouldn't say so, and usually the reason I just glance, shake my head and move on to my papers. Was just agreeing with you.

This is a top scoop by Latest News.

Attention seeker.

Who? Latest news? Seems so.

Considering the number of posts you have that is being a bit judgemental don't you think?

I wouldn't say so, and usually the reason I just glance, shake my head and move on to my papers. Was just agreeing with you.

Well you got me wrong then.

BEEF!!! Shut up you clown.

The last sentence alone makes this a "non-article" and cannot be taken seriously

The last sentence alone makes this a "non-article" and cannot be taken seriously

I thought it may raise a few eyebrows

Who wants to live in Bolton??


Beef??? Wtf

Oh no!!! No one likes us.

My view of the bolton fan " c**t "

Bolton Fan's Cardiff City Introduction

Chris looks at another of the clubs who will be entering the 2014/15 Championship where they will face the mighty Bolton Wanderers, it's time for a look at Cardiff City.

Manager
Former Manchester United reserve team manager and erstwhile substitute striker Ole Gunnar Solskjær arrived at Cardiff City in the aftermath of the sacking of former boss Malky Mackay by controversial and hilarious owner Vincent Tan following the club's poor start to the Premier League season.

Despite a huge media backing given his fame in English football, he proved to be a massive failure and the club ended up being relegated.

Time will tell whether he will be a good manager over in England, but one thing's for sure - he'll be given an easy ride by the media in the same manner as that failure Paul Lambert at Aston Villa who is forgiven his many many failings because he is popular with shitbag journalists at the Guardian etc. Hipster bell-ends.

Stadium
The imaginatively named Cardiff City Stadium is another tedious identikit modern edifice to ennuyeux. Forgive the spelling it's a long while since I did French at school.

The £48m stadium was completed in 2009 and houses 28,050 fans.

Tenuous Link with Bolton Wanderers
Bolton have the edge on Cardiff with 33 wins from the 66 between the two sides.

Bolton and Cardiff go way back with their first meeting being back in 1921, whereas the most recent game was a 1-0 Cardiff win in the 2013/14 season FA Cup Fourth Round.

Cardiff men Joe Mason and Kevin McNaughton spent time on loan at Bolton last season, with varying degrees of success. Striker Mason was far more effective during his second loan spell when paired with the impressive Lukas Jutkiewicz, whilst defender McNaughton did a job - that's probably the best thing I can say about that.

How Will Their Season Progress?
They'll expect to win the league, and they're already throwing their cash around the league with the signings of Adam Le Fondre and Federico Macheda already costing a pretty penny in wages.

Financial doping indeed, and we're the dopes.

I hope they crash and burn.

Player to Watch
Former Manchester United trainee Mats Møller Dæhli joined the club in 2013/14 under his fellow Norwegian, and made 12 appearances in the Premier League, scoring once.

A creative midfielder, Dæhli will be expected to have a serious impact in the Championship next season, and will hope to provide the bullets for the Cardiff strikers to score the goals which will lead them to the Premier League.

Dæhli is said to be the most promising youth player in Norway, and has been a key player for every Norwegian youth team up to under-19 level. He has also played for the under-21 team, and made the step up to the senior team in 2013.

Do We Have Beef with Them?
Everyone has beef with the Welsh. Everyone.

Sounds like a lovely chap A very balanced individual-chips on both shoulders

He says it in a provocative way... But is it really that inaccurate?

Makes me laugh that he has a pop at the CCS & it's name... They have a "modern" stadium too & oh how jealous I am that it's called the "Reebok stadium"

Idiot.

Makes me laugh that he has a pop at the CCS & it's name... They have a "modern" stadium too & oh how jealous I am that it's called the "Reebok stadium"

Idiot.

A very balanced and articulate view

The last sentence alone makes this a "non-article" and cannot be taken seriously

I thought it may raise a few eyebrows

Owain, I think it did! LOL

Wasn't the fact it was put up on the Forum, as it was definitely "interesting"; just the bitterness of the author!

"Everyone has beef with the Welsh. Everyone."

And there's me thinking we specialised in lamb

it's funny how other fans always have same opinion of us put in same manner aswell ! some nerd posting anual crap about us,
must be a template somewhere that they use.

Love how he's moaning about our finances when Bolton are themselves in £163m debt.

Think I got dumber reading that, what a tool

I don't even know what I have just read.

"Beef" If this guy is an adult then he is pretty embarrassing.

The last sentence alone makes this a "non-article" and cannot be taken seriously

So who went and dug this out to make it a sticky sven and so is hiding behind latest news to do so?

He says it in a provocative way... But is it really that inaccurate?

Which bit?