" We ARE the Premier Welsh club "

London is and allways will be out capitol.
Not a toytown regional capitol u call cardff.

swansea is a part of WALES, AND THE Capitol of Wales is CARDIFF BOW TO YOUR CAPITOL

London is and allways will be out capitol.
Not a toytown regional capitol u call cardff.

Your probably the biggest rem i've ever seen post on a message board. Go back to GCSE English, retake it, then come back.

You know you are a bigger club when jacks talk to you about debts. Leave the money side of things to the owner's. I'm a football fan not an accountant

jm, the only thing 'going on' here mate, is you and your like, 'going on' other message boards talking shite.

And swansealad... are you serious. Since when has London been our capital. Unless Swansea and its union jack loving inhabitants have finally got their wish and moved a few hundred miles east. Remember there is no need to pay on the bridge on the way out. So fill your boots and get of my land.

You know you are a bigger club when jacks talk to you about debts. Leave the money side of things to the owner's. I'm a football fan not an accountant

then as a football fan would you or would you not agree that you need at least 10 new players just to compete next year.

jm. How many players did you buy in your first season in the Prem? Are you suggesting your team that got promoted via the play-offs, finishing third or fourth or wherever you finished is vastly superior to the Cardiff team promoted potentially as Champions.

I honestly think Swansea fans are pissed off now that we're joining them. Now that the spotlight is fading away from that shithole, they're starting to get personal

Well done, but we are Europa league, You still have some catching up to do before you can start labeling yourself. However if you hope for the best but prepare for the worst you should be fine whether you go back down or stay up, if you do what youve done before and overspend, then overspend some more in desperation like your fellow Malaysian club did this year, it may go a bit sour.
At least both clubs will bake a few quid as the Derbys are bound to be televised. Dont do a QPR, do a Swansea and you can be making us look good in the prem for many years to come

Europa could be your downfall. Read Newcastle United. May also be a road to glory. Interesting season for you I'm sure.

Always a risk, but, prior planning will see us through, and we will be getting a nice easy 6 points off the Malaysians, they are so generous after all

What six points are these? QPR are going down.

By jove, I think she's got it

By jove you won't be getting them from us. You had better hope QPR do stay up.

I honestly think Swansea fans are pissed off now that we're joining them. Now that the spotlight is fading away from that shithole, they're starting to get personal

I bet sky sports hasn't been on in any jacks caravan today

Let me educate you. A Malaysian owned club storms the Championship and is promoted with time to spare, the club has been a bit of a basket case in the past and the but of a few jokes however now have big money backers and on promotion, find themselves not doing too well. However the backers pump cash in and they make wholesale changes to strengthen with premier league experience. After a managerial change they scrape though and vow “We wont be in this position again” After a massive spend above income they again find themselves at the bottom of the table, another manager change followed by another massive spend occurs, They are still 10 points off safety with 5 games to go.

Could be worse, Fernandez and the Mittalls make Tan look like Albert Steptoe, so Well done on achieving promotion, but that’s the easy bit.

If you keep your team more or less intact, with the odd addition, that strengthens it, and keep your wages reasonable, you might do okay. But I have a feeling if we play to our potential, the double will be ours

You had better go to the doctors with that feeling.

In wales u shade it I gess! But just.
Ourside of wales its us.
We have large numbers of fans outside wales and by the way we are playing and the players we are getting you dont even come close.
Sory to piss on your parade but your time has gone.
Even tho you have come up, if you are totaly honest to your selfs you will agree you wont reach the media hights we did.
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It hurts but thats life.
Ps we went in the prem in the black and with a good passing team and with cash to spend.
Your going in with a few tidy players but no were near prem class and 130 m in debt.

swans lad. Financially you are in a better place, but you haven't answered my question about the players you bought, and the difference in quality of our two promoted clubs at time of their subsequent promotions.

Let me educate you. A Malaysian owned club storms the Championship and is promoted with time to spare, the club has been a bit of a basket case in the past and the but of a few jokes however now have big money backers and on promotion, find themselves not doing too well. However the backers pump cash in and they make wholesale changes to strengthen with premier league experience. After a managerial change they scrape though and vow “We wont be in this position again” After a massive spend above income they again find themselves at the bottom of the table, another manager change followed by another massive spend occurs, They are still 10 points off safety with 5 games to go.

Could be worse, Fernandez and the Mittalls make Tan look like Albert Steptoe, so Well done on achieving promotion, but that’s the easy bit.

If you keep your team more or less intact, with the odd addition, that strengthens it, and keep your wages reasonable, you might do okay. But I have a feeling if we play to our potential, the double will be ours

Is that a fact, Paxman?

swans lad. Financially you are in a better place, but you haven't answered my question about the players you bought, and the difference in quality of our two promoted clubs at time of their subsequent promotions.

I'll answer that one for you, we presented a different problem to most clubs due to our tactics and style of play, the passing and possession statistics for our first season were of an excellent standard, and the players improved on theyr previous year's performance, The purchase of Danny Graham and loan of Caulker, then Gylfi Siggardson in he second half of the season, improving on an already solid squad.

Cardiff's problem will be competing with clubs with much bigger budgets for the same type of player

Let me educate you. A Malaysian owned club storms the Championship and is promoted with time to spare, the club has been a bit of a basket case in the past and the but of a few jokes however now have big money backers and on promotion, find themselves not doing too well. However the backers pump cash in and they make wholesale changes to strengthen with premier league experience. After a managerial change they scrape though and vow “We wont be in this position again” After a massive spend above income they again find themselves at the bottom of the table, another manager change followed by another massive spend occurs, They are still 10 points off safety with 5 games to go.

Could be worse, Fernandez and the Mittalls make Tan look like Albert Steptoe, so Well done on achieving promotion, but that’s the easy bit.

If you keep your team more or less intact, with the odd addition, that strengthens it, and keep your wages reasonable, you might do okay. But I have a feeling if we play to our potential, the double will be ours

Is that a fact, Paxman?

It's paxoman Rick good for stuffing mate.

swans lad. Financially you are in a better place, but you haven't answered my question about the players you bought, and the difference in quality of our two promoted clubs at time of their subsequent promotions.

I'll answer that one for you, we presented a different problem to most clubs due to our tactics and style of play, the passing and possession statistics for our first season were of an excellent standard, and the players improved on theyr previous year's performance, The purchase of Danny Graham and loan of Caulker, then Gylfi Siggardson in he second half of the season, improving on an already solid squad.

Cardiff's problem will be competing with clubs with much bigger budgets for the same type of player

These clubs with much bigger budgets, which clubs do you reckon, we are competing in the market with?

Let me educate you. A Malaysian owned club storms the Championship and is promoted with time to spare, the club has been a bit of a basket case in the past and the but of a few jokes however now have big money backers and on promotion, find themselves not doing too well. However the backers pump cash in and they make wholesale changes to strengthen with premier league experience. After a managerial change they scrape though and vow “We wont be in this position again” After a massive spend above income they again find themselves at the bottom of the table, another manager change followed by another massive spend occurs, They are still 10 points off safety with 5 games to go.

Could be worse, Fernandez and the Mittalls make Tan look like Albert Steptoe, so Well done on achieving promotion, but that’s the easy bit.

If you keep your team more or less intact, with the odd addition, that strengthens it, and keep your wages reasonable, you might do okay. But I have a feeling if we play to our potential, the double will be ours

Is that a fact, Paxman?

No its an opinion Fatman

swans lad. Financially you are in a better place, but you haven't answered my question about the players you bought, and the difference in quality of our two promoted clubs at time of their subsequent promotions.

I'll answer that one for you, we presented a different problem to most clubs due to our tactics and style of play, the passing and possession statistics for our first season were of an excellent standard, and the players improved on theyr previous year's performance, The purchase of Danny Graham and loan of Caulker, then Gylfi Siggardson in he second half of the season, improving on an already solid squad.

Cardiff's problem will be competing with clubs with much bigger budgets for the same type of player

These clubs with much bigger budgets, which clubs do you reckon, we are competing in the market with?

Most of them, your not the only club in the PL to get a large windfall next season

swans lad. Financially you are in a better place, but you haven't answered my question about the players you bought, and the difference in quality of our two promoted clubs at time of their subsequent promotions.

I'll answer that one for you, we presented a different problem to most clubs due to our tactics and style of play, the passing and possession statistics for our first season were of an excellent standard, and the players improved on theyr previous year's performance, The purchase of Danny Graham and loan of Caulker, then Gylfi Siggardson in he second half of the season, improving on an already solid squad.

Cardiff's problem will be competing with clubs with much bigger budgets for the same type of player

These clubs with much bigger budgets, which clubs do you reckon, we are competing in the market with?

Most of them, your not the only club in the PL to get a large windfall next season

You reckon that Swansea will have a much bigger budget than us?

Let me educate you. A Malaysian owned club storms the Championship and is promoted with time to spare, the club has been a bit of a basket case in the past and the but of a few jokes however now have big money backers and on promotion, find themselves not doing too well. However the backers pump cash in and they make wholesale changes to strengthen with premier league experience. After a managerial change they scrape though and vow “We wont be in this position again” After a massive spend above income they again find themselves at the bottom of the table, another manager change followed by another massive spend occurs, They are still 10 points off safety with 5 games to go.

Could be worse, Fernandez and the Mittalls make Tan look like Albert Steptoe, so Well done on achieving promotion, but that’s the easy bit.

If you keep your team more or less intact, with the odd addition, that strengthens it, and keep your wages reasonable, you might do okay. But I have a feeling if we play to our potential, the double will be ours

Is that a fact, Paxman?

No its an opinion Fatman

Now Now, no need for that,,, (even if it is true).

Rogue guy. You answered half of my question with the answer of three players. Thank you. So playing styles apart. Do you think that the Swansea team that went up via playoffs two years ago, is stronger than the Cardiff side potentially going up as Champions. Your going to say yes I'm sure. But we have gained promotion far more convincingly than your good selves. With that basic logic and a splattering of equally good signings, we should in essence do ok next year. As you did in your first year.

What do you think?

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Uh, just to answer the first post... We've been in the Premier League 2 years more than you. You've been in the old top division more... So you aren't the Premier Welsh club, it'd be 'top' if that some how proved anything.

But that would mean Liverpool are the top club in England right now? No, things change. It's where you are now, not what happened decades ago.

Uh, just to answer the first post... We've been in the Premier League 2 years more than you. You've been in the old top division more... So you aren't the Premier Welsh club, it'd be 'top' if that some how proved anything.

But that would mean Liverpool are the top club in England right now? No, things change. It's where you are now, not what happened decades ago.

Are you Swansealad in disguise? or just another product of the the West Wales education system?

We ARE the Premier Welsh club! Seasons in the top flight:
Cardiff City 15
Swansea City 4

And you can not even compare our support, not even worth debating.

WE ARE PREMIER LEAGUE, SAY WE ARE PREMIER LEAGUE.

THE BLUES ARE FINALLY UP & THE WHOLE WOLRD RECOGNISES US

' THE FACTS '
Link
http://www.myfootballfacts.com/SEASONS- ... 09-10.html

We will be again Wales' number one team.