" MILLWALL SAME BOTH WAYS NOW "

we get a team which has a great chance of us getting to the prem, they lift the bubbles with millwall

"yeah im sorry your not allowed in the prem Cardiff because you cause too much trouble"

maybe im just being paranoid

Do you seriously think this will happen after one game? I think that, if there is trouble home/away v Millwall and possibly (or probably) v Leeds too, but no reported trouble at any other games, there is no way we won't be allowed to go to the Premiership if we've earned it through our league placing. It's utter nonsense to think otherwise. We may have an element of hooligans at the club, but it's no worse than some other clubs and they will have no trouble being admitted into the Premiership

Poor poor decision not to bubble these games.

Whilst inconveneient, bubble games allow people like me to take their 2 kids to 'flashpoint' games in comparative safety.

The last think we need, as a club on the up, is fans from both clubs attempting to resurrect old rivalries off the pitch.

Both clubs have plenty of pricks stuck in a timewarp. The decision not to bubble these games just panders to these dinosaurs.

If you are travelling by train then make your way to South Bermondsey railway station, not the underground station called Bermondsey. This station is right next to the ground and there is a bridge leading straight to the away section that is safe for the travelling fans.

If you are travelling by train then make your way to South Bermondsey railway station, not the underground station called Bermondsey. This station is right next to the ground and there is a bridge leading straight to the away section that is safe for the travelling fans.

you mean safe-ER

Everyone head for the elephant & castle boozer

Basically though, this just means there will be a bigger police presence

Aaahhh, so it's an 'overtime' ploy is it??

Only time will tell....but I can't see the peace lasting long away from the stadium and we'll be dragged back into the papers for the wrong reasons again

City fans (in the main) don't appear to go looking for trouble these days....but they don't back down if 'challenged' either

Is a 'bubble' really such a bad thing on these occasions??

I hope we behave.

Since I last put this on here

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=21858

Cardiff City/Millwall/ safety and the Police have All agreed to lift the Bubble on Cardiff Fans going to Millwall.
We will now be Treated the same as they will be when they come here in 3 weeks time viewtopic.php?f=2&t=21858


First time the Bubble has been lifted,Since the Trouble in 1998.

So what happenes when the planned 300 travel down to Cardiff on Friday night, I can't see it being trouble free can you ?. There not exactly coming because it's an ealy kick off are they.



AND SLEEPLESS IN CANTON

Basically though, this just means there will be a bigger police presence

Aaahhh, so it's an 'overtime' ploy is it??

Only time will tell....but I can't see the peace lasting long away from the stadium and we'll be dragged back into the papers for the wrong reasons again

City fans (in the main) don't appear to go looking for trouble these days....but they don't back down if 'challenged' either

Is a 'bubble' really such a bad thing on these occasions??

Anything that happens away from the ground is unlikely to make headline news. Chelsea didn't at the time and look at the mayhem that erupted after that game. I think people are getting carried away by it all. Yeah, there is a liklihood of trouble at some point, but the police will have it so well under control in and around the ground, I don't think anything serious will happen unless it's well into London

Everyone head for the elephant & castle boozer

f*cking long walk to the ground from there last time i went up on that midweek cup game.

Delighted it's not a bubble. Living in Scotland it makes it a lot easier for me. Hope Leeds away has no restrictions either.

someone called cantonblue is winding them up a treat on ''northstand banter''

Excellent Debate