Thu Nov 21, 2013 1:37 pm
Denzil wrote:Arrow wrote:Denzil wrote:I bet non of you appluded the swansea players who play for wales.......make your mind up....stop brown nosing coz its giggs and manure.
Why would we any of them from Cardiff
Giles was from cardiff Curtis from the rhondda...........we booed them never mind applaud.......why did we boo Gunter at forest and reading.....i did not as he was a city player who always done his best.............make your mind up.
ill applaud ex city players who played their best for us, always have...........giggs never played for us and never will so there is no difference between him and robbie savage.
Thu Nov 21, 2013 1:39 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:Giggs has done absolutely nothing for Cardiff City, so will not be getting any special reception off me.
This isn't a Wales game.
I doubt those who are willing to give a special welcome afforded the same to Ashley Williams in the last home game, a player far more committed to Wales than Giggs ever was.
Thu Nov 21, 2013 1:46 pm
Thu Nov 21, 2013 1:47 pm
Thu Nov 21, 2013 1:47 pm
Denzil wrote:Arrow wrote:Denzil wrote:I bet non of you appluded the swansea players who play for wales.......make your mind up....stop brown nosing coz its giggs and manure.
Why would we any of them from Cardiff
Giles was from cardiff Curtis from the rhondda...........we booed them never mind applaud.......why did we boo Gunter at forest and reading.....i did not as he was a city player who always done his best.............make your mind up.
ill applaud ex city players who played their best for us, always have...........giggs never played for us and never will so there is no difference between him and robbie savage.
Thu Nov 21, 2013 1:49 pm
LLangynwyd Blue wrote:What a pathetic post, you need to grow up
Thu Nov 21, 2013 2:16 pm
CHITTYCHITTY BANGBANG wrote:Barry Chuckle wrote:Giggs has done absolutely nothing for Cardiff City, so will not be getting any special reception off me.
This isn't a Wales game.
I doubt those who are willing to give a special welcome afforded the same to Ashley Williams in the last home game, a player far more committed to Wales than Giggs ever was.
well said Barry chuckles,we have to make it an intimidating atmosphere.Leave the man u fans to cheer their own players and we'll cheer ours.
Cheer him after if you want but before and during the game give em hell.
Thu Nov 21, 2013 2:16 pm
LLangynwyd Blue wrote:What a pathetic post, you need to grow up
Thu Nov 21, 2013 4:44 pm
Thu Nov 21, 2013 4:58 pm
Gonzo wrote:Bluebird 37 wrote:So Cardiff fans planning to applaud gigs on sunday why? he has never shown any interest in us,turned his back on wales but played for team GB and shagged his brothers wife. Legendary player but grade A wanker and a manc to boot
But what does your leader suggest you do?
He chose to represent Wales, knowing that it was unlikely that he would ever have any international success, when he could have taken the easy option and played for England.
He has preformed at the top level for his whole career and is an outstanding professional who dedicated his life to football. Name another player who has played at the top level as long as he has with the same club.
I don't see why you've mentioned representing Team GB as some sort of negative.
His personal life is just that, his business. As long as he's not taking drugs or committing criminal acts then its nothing to do with us.
As another poster has said, whenever anyone approaches him he's always happy to sign autographs, have pictures taken and talk about football.
His achievements certainly justify people choosing to show him some respect.
If you don't want to then that's your choice just as it's other people's choice to applaud.
Thu Nov 21, 2013 5:22 pm
Thu Nov 21, 2013 5:30 pm
Thu Nov 21, 2013 6:20 pm
Mario Polotelli wrote:Welsh footballing legend. We dont have many. I will be applauding him.
Gary Speed never played for Cardiff City he got clapped by us. Why? Cos hes a Welsh legend.
Thu Nov 21, 2013 8:23 pm
Bluebird 37 wrote:So Cardiff fans planning to applaud gigs on sunday why? he has never shown any interest in us,turned his back on wales but played for team GB and shagged his brothers wife. Legendary player but grade A wanker and a manc to boot
Thu Nov 21, 2013 8:31 pm
petesmeat wrote:Gonzo wrote:Bluebird 37 wrote:So Cardiff fans planning to applaud gigs on sunday why? he has never shown any interest in us,turned his back on wales but played for team GB and shagged his brothers wife. Legendary player but grade A wanker and a manc to boot
But what does your leader suggest you do?
He chose to represent Wales, knowing that it was unlikely that he would ever have any international success, when he could have taken the easy option and played for England.
He has preformed at the top level for his whole career and is an outstanding professional who dedicated his life to football. Name another player who has played at the top level as long as he has with the same club.
I don't see why you've mentioned representing Team GB as some sort of negative.
His personal life is just that, his business. As long as he's not taking drugs or committing criminal acts then its nothing to do with us.
As another poster has said, whenever anyone approaches him he's always happy to sign autographs, have pictures taken and talk about football.
His achievements certainly justify people choosing to show him some respect.
If you don't want to then that's your choice just as it's other people's choice to applaud.
Giggs was never eligible for England, it is a complete myth.
Thu Nov 21, 2013 8:40 pm
bluespeers wrote:petesmeat wrote:Gonzo wrote:Bluebird 37 wrote:So Cardiff fans planning to applaud gigs on sunday why? he has never shown any interest in us,turned his back on wales but played for team GB and shagged his brothers wife. Legendary player but grade A wanker and a manc to boot
But what does your leader suggest you do?
He chose to represent Wales, knowing that it was unlikely that he would ever have any international success, when he could have taken the easy option and played for England.
He has preformed at the top level for his whole career and is an outstanding professional who dedicated his life to football. Name another player who has played at the top level as long as he has with the same club.
I don't see why you've mentioned representing Team GB as some sort of negative.
His personal life is just that, his business. As long as he's not taking drugs or committing criminal acts then its nothing to do with us.
As another poster has said, whenever anyone approaches him he's always happy to sign autographs, have pictures taken and talk about football.
His achievements certainly justify people choosing to show him some respect.
If you don't want to then that's your choice just as it's other people's choice to applaud.
Giggs was never eligible for England, it is a complete myth.
English mother, played for England school boys brought up England, he could played for them if he wanted to
Thu Nov 21, 2013 8:48 pm
JONNY012697 wrote:bluespeers wrote:petesmeat wrote:Gonzo wrote:Bluebird 37 wrote:So Cardiff fans planning to applaud gigs on sunday why? he has never shown any interest in us,turned his back on wales but played for team GB and shagged his brothers wife. Legendary player but grade A wanker and a manc to boot
But what does your leader suggest you do?
He chose to represent Wales, knowing that it was unlikely that he would ever have any international success, when he could have taken the easy option and played for England.
He has preformed at the top level for his whole career and is an outstanding professional who dedicated his life to football. Name another player who has played at the top level as long as he has with the same club.
I don't see why you've mentioned representing Team GB as some sort of negative.
His personal life is just that, his business. As long as he's not taking drugs or committing criminal acts then its nothing to do with us.
As another poster has said, whenever anyone approaches him he's always happy to sign autographs, have pictures taken and talk about football.
His achievements certainly justify people choosing to show him some respect.
If you don't want to then that's your choice just as it's other people's choice to applaud.
Giggs was never eligible for England, it is a complete myth.
English mother, played for England school boys brought up England, he could played for them if he wanted to
no his mother is Welsh so is his father, playing for England school boys doesnt mean you have to be English its based on the location of the school you attend, so no could not have played for England
Thu Nov 21, 2013 8:53 pm
Hoochie Coochie Blues wrote:JONNY012697 wrote:bluespeers wrote:petesmeat wrote:Gonzo wrote:Bluebird 37 wrote:So Cardiff fans planning to applaud gigs on sunday why? he has never shown any interest in us,turned his back on wales but played for team GB and shagged his brothers wife. Legendary player but grade A wanker and a manc to boot
But what does your leader suggest you do?
He chose to represent Wales, knowing that it was unlikely that he would ever have any international success, when he could have taken the easy option and played for England.
He has preformed at the top level for his whole career and is an outstanding professional who dedicated his life to football. Name another player who has played at the top level as long as he has with the same club.
I don't see why you've mentioned representing Team GB as some sort of negative.
His personal life is just that, his business. As long as he's not taking drugs or committing criminal acts then its nothing to do with us.
As another poster has said, whenever anyone approaches him he's always happy to sign autographs, have pictures taken and talk about football.
His achievements certainly justify people choosing to show him some respect.
If you don't want to then that's your choice just as it's other people's choice to applaud.
Giggs was never eligible for England, it is a complete myth.
English mother, played for England school boys brought up England, he could played for them if he wanted to
no his mother is Welsh so is his father, playing for England school boys doesnt mean you have to be English its based on the location of the school you attend, so no could not have played for England
If Giggs would have shown an interest....believe me them English would have wangled it.
Thu Nov 21, 2013 9:25 pm
Bluebird 37 wrote:So Cardiff fans planning to applaud gigs on sunday why? he has never shown any interest in us,turned his back on wales but played for team GB and shagged his brothers wife. Legendary player but grade A wanker and a manc to boot
Thu Nov 21, 2013 11:41 pm
2blue2handle wrote:ill do what I like and will certainly applause him before the game, a worldwide welsh legend and a cardiff boy.
People talk about him like he never played for Wales, he had 64 Caps, hardly a handfull. He should have had more yes but he was an injury prone player anyway. He only got 14 less caps than Bellers and plenty more than people like Savage, Hartson, Coleman.
Thu Nov 21, 2013 11:47 pm
Thu Nov 21, 2013 11:48 pm
2blue2handle wrote:ill do what I like and will certainly applause him before the game, a worldwide welsh legend and a cardiff boy.
People talk about him like he never played for Wales, he had 64 Caps, hardly a handfull. He should have had more yes but he was an injury prone player anyway. He only got 14 less caps than Bellers and plenty more than people like Savage, Hartson, Coleman.
Fri Nov 22, 2013 1:14 am
Mario Polotelli wrote:You got to laugh at these kids who werent even born when Giggsy made his debut for Wales telling us why he shouldnt be applauded
I was there for his debut and his last game for Wales.
He is Wales most decorated player and is a Cardiff boy.
I for one will be applauding him.
Fri Nov 22, 2013 1:19 am
JonCCFC wrote:Mario Polotelli wrote:You got to laugh at these kids who werent even born when Giggsy made his debut for Wales telling us why he shouldnt be applauded
I was there for his debut and his last game for Wales.
He is Wales most decorated player and is a Cardiff boy.
I for one will be applauding him.
Ooooo you were there for his debut, want a lolly pop?
No reason to applaud him at all.
Fri Nov 22, 2013 12:10 pm
bluespeers wrote:petesmeat wrote:Gonzo wrote:Bluebird 37 wrote:So Cardiff fans planning to applaud gigs on sunday why? he has never shown any interest in us,turned his back on wales but played for team GB and shagged his brothers wife. Legendary player but grade A wanker and a manc to boot
But what does your leader suggest you do?
He chose to represent Wales, knowing that it was unlikely that he would ever have any international success, when he could have taken the easy option and played for England.
He has preformed at the top level for his whole career and is an outstanding professional who dedicated his life to football. Name another player who has played at the top level as long as he has with the same club.
I don't see why you've mentioned representing Team GB as some sort of negative.
His personal life is just that, his business. As long as he's not taking drugs or committing criminal acts then its nothing to do with us.
As another poster has said, whenever anyone approaches him he's always happy to sign autographs, have pictures taken and talk about football.
His achievements certainly justify people choosing to show him some respect.
If you don't want to then that's your choice just as it's other people's choice to applaud.
Giggs was never eligible for England, it is a complete myth.
English mother, played for England school boys brought up England, he could played for them if he wanted to
Fri Nov 22, 2013 1:01 pm
DanielHopkins18 wrote:Took him 7 years to even play in a friendly for Wales! Also never played in an away friendly! only turned up when he wanted to turn up for Wales!! if this is the case we should applaud Gunter and every other welsh player who plays down here!! players like Gunter who turn up to every game deserve much more of a applause than him! I definitely will not be applauding!
Fri Nov 22, 2013 1:12 pm
llandaffbluebird1 wrote:2blue2handle wrote:ill do what I like and will certainly applause him before the game, a worldwide welsh legend and a cardiff boy.
People talk about him like he never played for Wales, he had 64 Caps, hardly a handfull. He should have had more yes but he was an injury prone player anyway. He only got 14 less caps than Bellers and plenty more than people like Savage, Hartson, Coleman.
Bollocks, he never gets injured.
Fri Nov 22, 2013 1:13 pm
2blue2handle wrote:
Giggs had quite a lot of injuries when he was in his prime![]()
If you mean now, no but then he hardly plays, the fact he is still going at his age proves retiring when he did helped.
Fri Nov 22, 2013 1:16 pm
Denzil wrote:bluespeers wrote:petesmeat wrote:Gonzo wrote:Bluebird 37 wrote:So Cardiff fans planning to applaud gigs on sunday why? he has never shown any interest in us,turned his back on wales but played for team GB and shagged his brothers wife. Legendary player but grade A wanker and a manc to boot
But what does your leader suggest you do?
He chose to represent Wales, knowing that it was unlikely that he would ever have any international success, when he could have taken the easy option and played for England.
He has preformed at the top level for his whole career and is an outstanding professional who dedicated his life to football. Name another player who has played at the top level as long as he has with the same club.
I don't see why you've mentioned representing Team GB as some sort of negative.
His personal life is just that, his business. As long as he's not taking drugs or committing criminal acts then its nothing to do with us.
As another poster has said, whenever anyone approaches him he's always happy to sign autographs, have pictures taken and talk about football.
His achievements certainly justify people choosing to show him some respect.
If you don't want to then that's your choice just as it's other people's choice to applaud.
Giggs was never eligible for England, it is a complete myth.
English mother, played for England school boys brought up England, he could played for them if he wanted to
for the last time..........
He never chose to represent wales......he is welsh.
Contrary to popular belief, Giggsy never had the option of playing for England. He was born in Cardiff to Welsh parents, and only moved to the Manchester area when he was seven.
He did captain England schoolboys when he played at that level for Manchester United but, : "That was due to residence. Plenty of Scots have played for England schools. It just depends on where you go to school."
Fri Nov 22, 2013 1:38 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:2blue2handle wrote:
Giggs had quite a lot of injuries when he was in his prime![]()
If you mean now, no but then he hardly plays, the fact he is still going at his age proves retiring when he did helped.
Doesn't matter, this isn't a Wales game. It's a Cardiff City game.