That atmosphere tonight

who gives a flying monkeys what it sounded like last

The insecure amongst your fanbase, clearly.

You did say your ? when you Troll on your rivals message board pretending to be a Bluebird and actually naming yourself the same?
You couldn't make it up, at least most of the Jacks who come on here are proud to be Jacks and come on for banter, but certainly don't hide!

I dont see the point in trying to point score on such matters tbh, playing devils advocate I thought when the crowd did get behind Swansea last night they were extremely loud.

There were large parts it was quiet but they were under immense pressure from Liverpool between Liverpools equaliser and Swanseas equaliser. This is something they are not used to last few years being played off the park on their own place and I think the crowd got nervous.

This is all new to us and it was rocking against City, not as good against Everton but still louder than its been the last 4 seasons, where lets be honest the atmosphere has been poor at the CCS.

We are playing the 12th man at the moment but perhaps when we get established in the PL the atmosphere comes down a notch or two, who knows. It certainly did in the championship the more seasons we spent there.

Stoke have gained many plaudits but having been a mid table side now for some years their atmosphere is not what it was against the majority of PL teams, it gets stepped up for the big guns as you would imagine at most PL grounds.

Spot on Polo, being the underdog for most games plays a huge part too

I dont see the point in trying to point score on such matters tbh, playing devils advocate I thought when the crowd did get behind Swansea last night they were extremely loud.

There were large parts it was quiet but they were under immense pressure from Liverpool between Liverpools equaliser and Swanseas equaliser. This is something they are not used to last few years being played off the park on their own place and I think the crowd got nervous.

This is all new to us and it was rocking against City, not as good against Everton but still louder than its been the last 4 seasons, where lets be honest the atmosphere has been poor at the CCS.

We are playing the 12th man at the moment but perhaps when we get established in the PL the atmosphere comes down a notch or two, who knows. It certainly did in the championship the more seasons we spent there.

Stoke have gained many plaudits but having been a mid table side now for some years their atmosphere is not what it was against the majority of PL teams, it gets stepped up for the big guns as you would imagine at most PL grounds.

Yep. I agree. There is no point in point-scoring but that's exactly what the majority of threads on here and Planet Swans are about whenever Swans/Cardiff are mentioned.

Regarding last night, I was impressed with Liverpool for the first half hour and you're right, I think it was a bit of a shock to the system given that it's usually Swansea doing that to the opposition.
Once we got going, the Liverpool fans reacted the same way as became more nervous. It was an onslaught for the last half hour though and the home crowd reacted accordingly.

As has been said on here, once you become more established in this league and it becomes more 'the norm', the crowd get used to it. The atmosphere is still very good at Swans games but it's not as it was in our first season. The same will happen at Cardiff, as it has to Stoke. I went to Stoke last year and they were loud when they bothered to sing but they sang Delilah twice and that was it. Same with Liverpool at Anfield the year before. They sang YNWA as they came onto the field and then we didn't hear a peep out of them. I've went to Norwich last season and the season before and they have good fans. Again, newly promoted and up for it.

So because you said so cardiff fans will hardly sing in the upcoming seasons, ok then.

I take it you're not one of the brightest posters on this forum?

I didn't say we hardly sing at the Liberty. I said the atmosphere is very good. It's just not as good as it was in the first season.

After a few seasons, your fans won't be as loud as they were in the first season. Of course, you'll be louder against Man United, Chelsea etc than you would be, say, against the likes of Fulham. For clubs like ours, the first season in the Premier League is like no other. It's just the way it is.

Got a crystal ball have you? whats the lotto numbers for sent, pm them to me

Here you go http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvQhTE4nSXQ

I suspect you will have the biggest crowds in the championship next season

What you doing on this website, thought you'd still be at the Tip foraging for your supper