R.I.P to the Dads that have passed away..

Happy Fathers day

Post of the day........................well done.

My old man died 8 yrs ago. 5 days before the play off final at the Millenium vs QPR.
Had his ticket and everything, hard day but also a great one.

He must of been as shocked to see Andy Campbell score as i was when he was looking down on the game.

RIP Dad, another Bluebird never forgotten

A.O.J. my old fella - missing you loads dad xxxxxxxxx

A.O.J. my old fella - missing you loads dad xxxxxxxxx

Feel for you Fella

great post, my dad passed away 10 years ago,
live today people

Yes, my dad past away 7 years to the day today. Great thread.

RIP DAD! Miss you mate.

I have a fantastic relationship with my son and when he gave me his card and present with his own money i gave him a massive hug. Even though he is 14 we are so very close and for that i am extremely proud and

I lost my Dad when i was 15, i still think about hin all the time and im 46

Fine words indeed lads.

I lost my Dad when i was 15, i still think about hin all the time and im 46

You sound a good man if you have Kids then they have a good good Father Chief

My dad passed away out in Iraq with the R.A.F died what he loved doing being with Forces get's me through it

spot on. my 16 year old cousin lost her father who was in his early 40's 2 years ago, seeing her putting RIP Dad on her twitter today was heartbreaking

made me glad my old man's still here

My dad passed away out in Iraq with the R.A.F died what he loved doing being with Forces get's me through it

thinking of you Chief

My father took me to Ninian in the early 70s and he was not interested in football. I was 11 at the time and eventually he allowed me to go with "friends". I've never forgotten those games he took me too.

My father passed away the week we got to Wembley, against Barnsley. He was not a Cardiff fan, could not understand why I followed them and if he was alive to see us get to Wembley he would shrug his shoulders and say to me "I just dont understand you." You see he did not have to take me to those games but he did, he saw in me what meant the most to me, the only man in this world that has seen that.

So to my dad RIP. I take my daughters now, your grand daughters, to see Cardiff play. Yeah you will be shrugging your shoulders at that I know lol but you know what it means to me. Thanks for your efforts all those years ago.

My father took me to Ninian in the early 70s and he was not interested in football. I was 11 at the time and eventually he allowed me to go with "friends". I've never forgotten those games he took me too.

My father passed away the week we got to Wembley, against Barnsley. He was not a Cardiff fan, could not understand why I followed them and if he was alive to see us get to Wembley he would shrug his shoulders and say to me "I just dont understand you." You see he did not have to take me to those games but he did, he saw in me what meant the most to me, the only man in this world that has seen that.

So to my dad RIP. I take my daughters now, your grand daughters, to see Cardiff play. Yeah you will be shrugging your shoulders at that I know lol but you know what it means to me. Thanks for your efforts all those years ago.

Look after your Daughters Ian

Not a day goes by when I dont think about me Dad, he's with me all the way, taken to soon and way to young.

love him and miss him every day
a giant of a man, in every way

good shout i cycled from ely to pontypridd to my dads resting place today

My Dad passed away 3 years ago, top thread this

My dad passed away 3 years ago, him an me mum been married for 53 years. He loved his footy and took me to my first game in the 60's (England v Wales at NP).

We often had aguments about this an that and we used to wind each other up (nothing ever serious).

He was a perfect father and often threw me a few £ when times were tough especially when i got married at 22.

He loved his grandchildren (me an my bothers - 2 each) and saved all his "silver" in a big Roses jar then put it into their "halifax" account for "when they get older".

At times like this i miss him so much.......and do you know what........i never told him how much i loved him.

We all miss you dad, keep an eye on us please

Well said, LlantrisantBlue

My own dad passed away about a year ago

He lived in Llantrisant for many years and was actually related to Dr William Price (which may explain some of my own eccentricities!! )

HAPPY FATHERS DAY TO ALL DADS WHO LOVE THEIR KIDS (of any age!! )

Good post, i lost my father 3 years ago, he used to go down the city from the rhondda in the early 60,s then me and my brother just kind of followed on from that, i also lost my mother 2 years before my father, there is not a day in my life that i do not think about them, sleep well both of you!!!

my dad first took me ninian park in 1970 as a 11 yr old we seen city beat real madrid and many other games through the years my dad died in 1997 only 63 thanks dad happy fathers day

6 months my dad

Isnt it srtrange i have never wished my Dad happy Fathers Day even though he is 77 because he dosent agree with it. He said its just comercial which i agree but he never let me forget Mothers Day though as he said just because he never agreed with it don't forget your Mother

Happy Fathers Day, I took my Children to the cemetery today as usual