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I said the other day we had sold about 15,000 Cardiff City shirts this season, well I have been updated, over the last few weeks thanks to Malky and the team and of course Xmas, its

Approx. 19,000 Cardiff City shirts sold, this season.


I remember City selling an incredible 10,000 City shirts in one season under Rick Wright, which was a record then. I loved it, as for the first time ever kids were wearing them all over South Wales.

Our record sales were when Robbie Fowler was here.

And with approx. now well over 18,500 season ticket holders and crowds off over 23,000, WE ARE THE NO 1 SUPPORTED TEAM IN WALES.


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Excellent stuff.......great sales figures and more importantly more people wearing that shirt with pride!!!

Heres the breakdown............

BLUE SHIRT.........17500
WHITE SHIRT.......1499
BLACK SHIRT............1

I said the other day we had sold about 15,000 Cardiff City shirts this season, well I have been updated, over the last few weeks thanks to Malky and the team and of course Xmas, its

Approx. 19,000 Cardiff City shirts sold, this season.


I remember City selling an incredible 10,000 City shirts in one season under Rick Wright, which was a record then. I loved it, as for the first time ever kids were wearing them all over South Wales.

Our record sales were when Robbie Fowler was here.

And with approx. now well over 18,500 season ticket holders and crowds off over 23,000, WE ARE THE NO 1 SUPPORTED TEAM IN WALES.


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Would we be the number one supported team in Wales if Swansea had a 40,000 stadium?

If Swansea had a 40,000 stadium? Probably not, while they are in the Premier League. But our catchment area is bigger, and if we were both in the same division, we would probably have bigger crowds. But, per head of population, Swansea's crowds have compared well to ours.

Just shows that football is the No 1 sport in Wales Even in the south.

Excellent stuff.......great sales figures and more importantly more people wearing that shirt with pride!!!

Heres the breakdown............

BLUE SHIRT.........17500
WHITE SHIRT.......1499
BLACK SHIRT............1

I said the other day we had sold about 15,000 Cardiff City shirts this season, well I have been updated, over the last few weeks thanks to Malky and the team and of course Xmas, its

Approx. 19,000 Cardiff City shirts sold, this season.


I remember City selling an incredible 10,000 City shirts in one season under Rick Wright, which was a record then. I loved it, as for the first time ever kids were wearing them all over South Wales.

Our record sales were when Robbie Fowler was here.

And with approx. now well over 18,500 season ticket holders and crowds off over 23,000, WE ARE THE NO 1 SUPPORTED TEAM IN WALES.


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Would we be the number one supported team in Wales if Swansea had a 40,000 stadium?

Craig, Swansea will never ever compete with us regarding support, In 1980 I remember well when they were promoted to the old First Division they only averaged about 17,000(incl thousands of away fans) yet ended up 6th in the league, the following year their crowds were about 13,000.

The surrounding areas of South Wales and Valleys mostly follow the Mighty Bluebirds.

I said the other day we had sold about 15,000 Cardiff City shirts this season, well I have been updated, over the last few weeks thanks to Malky and the team and of course Xmas, its

Approx. 19,000 Cardiff City shirts sold, this season.


I remember City selling an incredible 10,000 City shirts in one season under Rick Wright, which was a record then. I loved it, as for the first time ever kids were wearing them all over South Wales.

Our record sales were when Robbie Fowler was here.

And with approx. now well over 18,500 season ticket holders and crowds off over 23,000, WE ARE THE NO 1 SUPPORTED TEAM IN WALES.


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Crowds of 23,000 are in reality only 18,000 as 5,000 season ticket holders don't bother turning up

So doesn't that make Swansea the best supported team in Wales seeing as we've sold out the home allocation of every single game this season

And dress it up any way you want, we're better than you on the pitch and that is what matters.

I said the other day we had sold about 15,000 Cardiff City shirts this season, well I have been updated, over the last few weeks thanks to Malky and the team and of course Xmas, its

Approx. 19,000 Cardiff City shirts sold, this season.


I remember City selling an incredible 10,000 City shirts in one season under Rick Wright, which was a record then. I loved it, as for the first time ever kids were wearing them all over South Wales.

Our record sales were when Robbie Fowler was here.

And with approx. now well over 18,500 season ticket holders and crowds off over 23,000, WE ARE THE NO 1 SUPPORTED TEAM IN WALES.


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Crowds of 23,000 are in reality only 18,000 as 5,000 season ticket holders don't bother turning up

So doesn't that make Swansea the best supported team in Wales seeing as we've sold out the home allocation of every single game this season

And dress it up any way you want, we're better than you on the pitch and that is what matters.

SO THERE

I said the other day we had sold about 15,000 Cardiff City shirts this season, well I have been updated, over the last few weeks thanks to Malky and the team and of course Xmas, its

Approx. 19,000 Cardiff City shirts sold, this season.


I remember City selling an incredible 10,000 City shirts in one season under Rick Wright, which was a record then. I loved it, as for the first time ever kids were wearing them all over South Wales.

Our record sales were when Robbie Fowler was here.

And with approx. now well over 18,500 season ticket holders and crowds off over 23,000, WE ARE THE NO 1 SUPPORTED TEAM IN WALES.


viewtopic.php?f=2&t=65798

Crowds of 23,000 are in reality only 18,000 as 5,000 season ticket holders don't bother turning up

So doesn't that make Swansea the best supported team in Wales seeing as we've sold out the home allocation of every single game this season

And dress it up any way you want, we're better than you on the pitch and that is what matters.

But these ST holders would havd had work or something. If they can't work, how will they get the money to live?

So to surmise:

You've sold fewer shirts than us http://www.swanseacity.net/page/Latest/ ... 17,00.html

The number of people turning up for your games is lower than us viewtopic.php?f=2&t=64580&p=607684

We have sold out every home allocation this season and would get thousands more through the gates if the space was there

But you're the best supported team in Wales.

It's phucking comedy gold fair play

So to surmise:

You've sold fewer shirts than us http://www.swanseacity.net/page/Latest/ ... 17,00.html

The number of people turning up for your games is lower than us viewtopic.php?f=2&t=64580&p=607684

We have sold out every home allocation this season and would get thousands more through the gates if the space was there

But you're the best supported team in Wales.

It's phucking comedy gold fair play

QUALITYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

I said the other day we had sold about 15,000 Cardiff City shirts this season, well I have been updated, over the last few weeks thanks to Malky and the team and of course Xmas, its

Approx. 19,000 Cardiff City shirts sold, this season.


I remember City selling an incredible 10,000 City shirts in one season under Rick Wright, which was a record then. I loved it, as for the first time ever kids were wearing them all over South Wales.

Our record sales were when Robbie Fowler was here.

And with approx. now well over 18,500 season ticket holders and crowds off over 23,000, WE ARE THE NO 1 SUPPORTED TEAM IN WALES.


viewtopic.php?f=2&t=65798

Crowds of 23,000 are in reality only 18,000 as 5,000 season ticket holders don't bother turning up

So doesn't that make Swansea the best supported team in Wales seeing as we've sold out the home allocation of every single game this season

And dress it up any way you want, we're better than you on the pitch and that is what matters.

What was the score last time we played you? No dressing up there Mr Blackburn.

I said the other day we had sold about 15,000 Cardiff City shirts this season, well I have been updated, over the last few weeks thanks to Malky and the team and of course Xmas, its

Approx. 19,000 Cardiff City shirts sold, this season.


I remember City selling an incredible 10,000 City shirts in one season under Rick Wright, which was a record then. I loved it, as for the first time ever kids were wearing them all over South Wales.

Our record sales were when Robbie Fowler was here.

And with approx. now well over 18,500 season ticket holders and crowds off over 23,000, WE ARE THE NO 1 SUPPORTED TEAM IN WALES.


viewtopic.php?f=2&t=65798

Crowds of 23,000 are in reality only 18,000 as 5,000 season ticket holders don't bother turning up

So doesn't that make Swansea the best supported team in Wales seeing as we've sold out the home allocation of every single game this season

And dress it up any way you want, we're better than you on the pitch and that is what matters.

What was the score last time we played you? No dressing up there Mr Blackburn.

You won 1-0. Where did that get you?

I said the other day we had sold about 15,000 Cardiff City shirts this season, well I have been updated, over the last few weeks thanks to Malky and the team and of course Xmas, its

Approx. 19,000 Cardiff City shirts sold, this season.


I remember City selling an incredible 10,000 City shirts in one season under Rick Wright, which was a record then. I loved it, as for the first time ever kids were wearing them all over South Wales.

Our record sales were when Robbie Fowler was here.

And with approx. now well over 18,500 season ticket holders and crowds off over 23,000, WE ARE THE NO 1 SUPPORTED TEAM IN WALES.


viewtopic.php?f=2&t=65798

Would we be the number one supported team in Wales if Swansea had a 40,000 stadium?

Craig fook off And it would only be glory supporters who would watch there Prem teams on MOTD

So to surmise:

You've sold fewer shirts than us http://www.swanseacity.net/page/Latest/ ... 17,00.html

The number of people turning up for your games is lower than us viewtopic.php?f=2&t=64580&p=607684

We have sold out every home allocation this season and would get thousands more through the gates if the space was there

But you're the best supported team in Wales.

It's phucking comedy gold fair play

So your selling all your home allocation this year because you're in the Premiership, where were these fans last year? You had something like a 16,000 average, when ours was roughly 23,500

Still, week after week, more people give up their hard earned cash to guarantee their seat at Cardiff City FC that at Swansea.(even though a division lower) Given a level playing field (which has been over the last 5 seasons or so) you can't hold a candle to our support.
If (and we will) we get to the prem, you won't get a look in.

So to surmise:

You've sold fewer shirts than us http://www.swanseacity.net/page/Latest/ ... 17,00.html

The number of people turning up for your games is lower than us viewtopic.php?f=2&t=64580&p=607684

We have sold out every home allocation this season and would get thousands more through the gates if the space was there

But you're the best supported team in Wales.

It's phucking comedy gold fair play

So your selling all your home allocation this year because you're in the Premiership, where were these fans last year? You had something like a 16,000 average, when ours was roughly 23,500

Live in the now fella. We've progressed as a club.

I said the other day we had sold about 15,000 Cardiff City shirts this season, well I have been updated, over the last few weeks thanks to Malky and the team and of course Xmas, its

Approx. 19,000 Cardiff City shirts sold, this season.


I remember City selling an incredible 10,000 City shirts in one season under Rick Wright, which was a record then. I loved it, as for the first time ever kids were wearing them all over South Wales.

Our record sales were when Robbie Fowler was here.

And with approx. now well over 18,500 season ticket holders and crowds off over 23,000, WE ARE THE NO 1 SUPPORTED TEAM IN WALES.


viewtopic.php?f=2&t=65798

Crowds of 23,000 are in reality only 18,000 as 5,000 season ticket holders don't bother turning up

So doesn't that make Swansea the best supported team in Wales seeing as we've sold out the home allocation of every single game this season

And dress it up any way you want, we're better than you on the pitch and that is what matters.

What was the score last time we played you? No dressing up there Mr Blackburn.

You won 1-0. Where did that get you?

False hope and crushed dreams

So to surmise:

You've sold fewer shirts than us http://www.swanseacity.net/page/Latest/ ... 17,00.html

The number of people turning up for your games is lower than us viewtopic.php?f=2&t=64580&p=607684

We have sold out every home allocation this season and would get thousands more through the gates if the space was there

But you're the best supported team in Wales.

It's phucking comedy gold fair play

QUALITYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

But, the space isn't there.

Just like we aren't in the Prem.

Fact is our gates are higher, read the stats. Not that its that big a deal, I'm sure plenty of ST holders don't turn up at yours for Fulham and Bolton, just like we miss some at ours, end of the day its their choice and they are counted on the gate.

You are also boosted by having more away fans visit you to push your gates up.

So to surmise:

You've sold fewer shirts than us http://www.swanseacity.net/page/Latest/ ... 17,00.html

The number of people turning up for your games is lower than us viewtopic.php?f=2&t=64580&p=607684

We have sold out every home allocation this season and would get thousands more through the gates if the space was there

But you're the best supported team in Wales.

It's phucking comedy gold fair play

QUALITYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

But, the space isn't there.

Just like we aren't in the Prem.

Fact is our gates are higher, read the stats. Not that its that big a deal, I'm sure plenty of ST holders don't turn up at yours for Fulham and Bolton, just like we miss some at ours, end of the day its their choice and they are counted on the gate.

You are also boosted by having more away fans visit you to push your gates up.

There are no empty seats in the home end at our as any season ticket holders who are unable to make the game are able to sell their ticket to any of a large number of people desperate to get in.

As I said, we've sold out every home allocation and could have sold thousands and thousands more so this whole "we get bigger crowds than you so we're the best supported team" spiel is a load of bollocks.

So to surmise:

You've sold fewer shirts than us http://www.swanseacity.net/page/Latest/ ... 17,00.html

The number of people turning up for your games is lower than us viewtopic.php?f=2&t=64580&p=607684

We have sold out every home allocation this season and would get thousands more through the gates if the space was there

But you're the best supported team in Wales.

It's phucking comedy gold fair play

So your selling all your home allocation this year because you're in the Premiership, where were these fans last year? You had something like a 16,000 average, when ours was roughly 23,500

Live in the now fella. We've progressed as a club.

Fair enough N what ever your name is. But how many did you sell last year when you was in the Championship ? And how many would we sell if we was in the Prem. Granted all the extra would be to glory supporters just the same as you now this season. You have to admit to that Chief

So to surmise:

You've sold fewer shirts than us http://www.swanseacity.net/page/Latest/ ... 17,00.html

The number of people turning up for your games is lower than us viewtopic.php?f=2&t=64580&p=607684

We have sold out every home allocation this season and would get thousands more through the gates if the space was there

But you're the best supported team in Wales.

It's phucking comedy gold fair play

So your selling all your home allocation this year because you're in the Premiership, where were these fans last year? You had something like a 16,000 average, when ours was roughly 23,500

Live in the now fella. We've progressed as a club.

Fair enough N what ever your name is. But how many did you sell last year when you was in the Championship ? And how many would we sell if we was in the Prem. Granted all the extra would be to glory supporters just the same as you now this season. You have to admit to that Chief

But then aren't the fans who watch you in the championship now ( and us last year) who didn't when we were in the bottom 2 divisions also glory hunters then? By definition, the greater the success the bigger the crowds. Nature of the beast.

There are no empty seats in the home end at our as any season ticket holders who are unable to make the game are able to sell their ticket to any of a large number of people desperate to get in.

As I said, we've sold out every home allocation and could have sold thousands and thousands more so this whole "we get bigger crowds than you so we're the best supported team" spiel is a load of bollocks.

Until you factor in the Premiership effect and realise that it isn't bollocks at all.

Also it was very sad to see you only getting 13,000 fans to some of your home games, in one of your best ever seasons in your history.

So your new fans are actually not your fans there, they are there to only watch the opposition .

There are no empty seats in the home end at our as any season ticket holders who are unable to make the game are able to sell their ticket to any of a large number of people desperate to get in.

As I said, we've sold out every home allocation and could have sold thousands and thousands more so this whole "we get bigger crowds than you so we're the best supported team" spiel is a load of bollocks.

Until you factor in the Premiership effect and realise that it isn't bollocks at all.

Like to Man Utd fans the other week.

I said the other day we had sold about 15,000 Cardiff City shirts this season, well I have been updated, over the last few weeks thanks to Malky and the team and of course Xmas, its

Approx. 19,000 Cardiff City shirts sold, this season.


I remember City selling an incredible 10,000 City shirts in one season under Rick Wright, which was a record then. I loved it, as for the first time ever kids were wearing them all over South Wales.

Our record sales were when Robbie Fowler was here.

And with approx. now well over 18,500 season ticket holders and crowds off over 23,000, WE ARE THE NO 1 SUPPORTED TEAM IN WALES.


viewtopic.php?f=2&t=65798

Crowds of 23,000 are in reality only 18,000 as 5,000 season ticket holders don't bother turning up

So doesn't that make Swansea the best supported team in Wales seeing as we've sold out the home allocation of every single game this season

And dress it up any way you want, we're better than you on the pitch and that is what matters.

Are your season ticket holders there to support you or there to watch their premiership team?

Is it true that some fans were selling their ticket for the Man Utd game for £200 ?

Is it true that your club had to warn your fans not to wear their beloved Man Utd shirts to the Liberty ?

Your support always has been poor and there is nothing to suggest it will ever be better than ours, as outlined above even when you have been in the top flight your attendances were extremely poor and the Vetch could have held over 25,000 at the time but only the first game Vs Leeds actually sold out.

SWANSEA =PLASTICS

So to surmise:

You've sold fewer shirts than us http://www.swanseacity.net/page/Latest/ ... 17,00.html

The number of people turning up for your games is lower than us viewtopic.php?f=2&t=64580&p=607684

We have sold out every home allocation this season and would get thousands more through the gates if the space was there

But you're the best supported team in Wales.

It's phucking comedy gold fair play

So your selling all your home allocation this year because you're in the Premiership, where were these fans last year? You had something like a 16,000 average, when ours was roughly 23,500

Live in the now fella. We've progressed as a club.

Fair enough N what ever your name is. But how many did you sell last year when you was in the Championship ? And how many would we sell if we was in the Prem. Granted all the extra would be to glory supporters just the same as you now this season. You have to admit to that Chief

But then aren't the fans who watch you in the championship now ( and us last year) who didn't when we were in the bottom 2 divisions also glory hunters then? By definition, the greater the success the bigger the crowds. Nature of the beast.

But since we have moved into the CCS we have kept the same average give 1 or 2 thousand ? What was your average last season ?

Until you factor in the Premiership effect and realise that it isn't bollocks at all.

Like to Man Utd fans the other week.

I know half a dozen people who are now season ticket holders at the Liberty who are there to watch the other teams. They don't give f**k about Swansea City. Two them bought season tickets so they could sell the seat for one of the bigger games and recoup the money they paid for the season ticket.

I'm genuinely not into all this slagging each other off, it's really tiresome, but if Swansea come back down they'll be getting around 12-13k again which is about their true level of support.

Also it was very sad to see you only getting 13,000 fans to some of your home games, in one of your best ever seasons in your history.

So your new fans are actually not your fans there, they are there to only watch the opposition .

Yes, of course they are

The club has a hardcore of x supporters and another group of y supporters who would maybe usually watch 50-75% of games for various reasons and z number who would catch the odd game here and there. Now this season they know that in order for them to get to watch any games they have to get a season ticket. This does not mean they are there to watch the opposition any more than when you get better crowds against West Ham rather than one of the smaller clubs that they are there to watch West Ham.

So give it up fella ffs!