If your child grew up and supported Swansea instead?

it might be something you will have to get used to in future fellas , kids these days rightly or wrongly look at the "big boys" in the premier league and want to be associated with success , youngsters are fickle and may not want to be associated with the dross of the lower leagues , you can't really blame them for wanting to support a local premier league side , better than man u or liverpool surely

That's what you want to believe. Kids either support clubs in the top 4 or their local team for family reasons, Swansea aren't considered as "big boys". As kids grow up, they eventually support their local team. Kids from Cardiff will never support Swansea, especially as we're on the up.

not so much cardiff kids more valleys , bridgend , porthcawl etc , don't underestimate the draw of the premier league , you can imagine now kids in school and their mates are jacks sneaking off to the home of welsh football scared of their dads reaction until they can't keep it a secret any longer , then the word every cardiff supporting father dreads

DAD I'M A JACK

My kids are totally indoctrinated. Love CCFC and cheer on any team playing the Jacks, Wurzels and Scousers. Follow those simple rules and they stay in my will.

I'm not joking mate

I'd rather my kids be ginger than a jb.

it might be something you will have to get used to in future fellas , kids these days rightly or wrongly look at the "big boys" in the premier league and want to be associated with success , youngsters are fickle and may not want to be associated with the dross of the lower leagues , you can't really blame them for wanting to support a local premier league side , better than man u or liverpool surely

That's what you want to believe. Kids either support clubs in the top 4 or their local team for family reasons, Swansea aren't considered as "big boys". As kids grow up, they eventually support their local team. Kids from Cardiff will never support Swansea, especially as we're on the up.

not so much cardiff kids more valleys , bridgend , porthcawl etc , don't underestimate the draw of the premier league , you can imagine now kids in school and their mates are jacks sneaking off to the home of welsh football scared of their dads reaction until they can't keep it a secret any longer , then the word every cardiff supporting father dreads

DAD I'M A JACK

If Swansea's the home of Welsh football then why aren't Wales games played there?
I agree with you though that kids from the valleys etc will probably support Swansea at this moment in time, but if Cardiff are promoted this season or any time soon then that won't happen, the majority of football fans in South Wales have always followed Cardiff and that wouldn't change if Cardiff were in the Premier League. Sane parents who are Cardiff City fans wouldn't let their kids support Swansea anyway and they'd make sure they were Bluebirds.

it might be something you will have to get used to in future fellas , kids these days rightly or wrongly look at the "big boys" in the premier league and want to be associated with success , youngsters are fickle and may not want to be associated with the dross of the lower leagues , you can't really blame them for wanting to support a local premier league side , better than man u or liverpool surely

That's what you want to believe. Kids either support clubs in the top 4 or their local team for family reasons, Swansea aren't considered as "big boys". As kids grow up, they eventually support their local team. Kids from Cardiff will never support Swansea, especially as we're on the up.

not so much cardiff kids more valleys , bridgend , porthcawl etc , don't underestimate the draw of the premier league , you can imagine now kids in school and their mates are jacks sneaking off to the home of welsh football scared of their dads reaction until they can't keep it a secret any longer , then the word every cardiff supporting father dreads

DAD I'M A JACK

If Swansea's the home of Welsh football then why aren't Wales games played there?
I agree with you though that kids from the valleys etc will probably support Swansea at this moment in time, but if Cardiff are promoted this season or any time soon then that won't happen, the majority of football fans in South Wales have always followed Cardiff and that wouldn't change if Cardiff were in the Premier League. Sane parents who are Cardiff City fans wouldn't let their kids support Swansea anyway and they'd make sure they were Bluebirds.

we'll see

it might be something you will have to get used to in future fellas , kids these days rightly or wrongly look at the "big boys" in the premier league and want to be associated with success , youngsters are fickle and may not want to be associated with the dross of the lower leagues , you can't really blame them for wanting to support a local premier league side , better than man u or liverpool surely

That's what you want to believe. Kids either support clubs in the top 4 or their local team for family reasons, Swansea aren't considered as "big boys". As kids grow up, they eventually support their local team. Kids from Cardiff will never support Swansea, especially as we're on the up.

not so much cardiff kids more valleys , bridgend , porthcawl etc , don't underestimate the draw of the premier league , you can imagine now kids in school and their mates are jacks sneaking off to the home of welsh football scared of their dads reaction until they can't keep it a secret any longer , then the word every cardiff supporting father dreads

DAD I'M A JACK

Bridgend? Porthcawl? Try and wear your jack top in Kenfig Hill first and see what happens!

I cannot understand how parents allow their kids to support other teams. My dad was a ccfc fan because his dad was and he took me to NP in early 80s. When my 4 were born they were told at birth that they were ccfc. From that day on they have been totally indoctrinated with shirts, tickets etc despite being exiles and surrounded by mancs, scousers etc at school.

My eldest has a group of friends who follow the local teams in the area or their fathers teams (his close mates are Saints, Pompey and Brighton) and my middle son is best mates with a sheff utd fan and a QPR fan.

it might be something you will have to get used to in future fellas , kids these days rightly or wrongly look at the "big boys" in the premier league and want to be associated with success , youngsters are fickle and may not want to be associated with the dross of the lower leagues , you can't really blame them for wanting to support a local premier league side , better than man u or liverpool surely

That's what you want to believe. Kids either support clubs in the top 4 or their local team for family reasons, Swansea aren't considered as "big boys". As kids grow up, they eventually support their local team. Kids from Cardiff will never support Swansea, especially as we're on the up.

not so much cardiff kids more valleys , bridgend , porthcawl etc , don't underestimate the draw of the premier league , you can imagine now kids in school and their mates are jacks sneaking off to the home of welsh football scared of their dads reaction until they can't keep it a secret any longer , then the word every cardiff supporting father dreads

DAD I'M A JACK

Bridgend? Porthcawl? Try and wear your jack top in Kenfig Hill first and see what happens!

i'll send tank and the boys over , as soon as they find the place look out

it might be something you will have to get used to in future fellas , kids these days rightly or wrongly look at the "big boys" in the premier league and want to be associated with success , youngsters are fickle and may not want to be associated with the dross of the lower leagues , you can't really blame them for wanting to support a local premier league side , better than man u or liverpool surely

That's what you want to believe. Kids either support clubs in the top 4 or their local team for family reasons, Swansea aren't considered as "big boys". As kids grow up, they eventually support their local team. Kids from Cardiff will never support Swansea, especially as we're on the up.

not so much cardiff kids more valleys , bridgend , porthcawl etc , don't underestimate the draw of the premier league , you can imagine now kids in school and their mates are jacks sneaking off to the home of welsh football scared of their dads reaction until they can't keep it a secret any longer , then the word every cardiff supporting father dreads

DAD I'M A JACK

Bridgend? Porthcawl? Try and wear your jack top in Kenfig Hill first and see what happens!

i'll send tank and the boys over , as soon as they find the place look out

'tank and the boys'? Go on your own you big fairy.

it might be something you will have to get used to in future fellas , kids these days rightly or wrongly look at the "big boys" in the premier league and want to be associated with success , youngsters are fickle and may not want to be associated with the dross of the lower leagues , you can't really blame them for wanting to support a local premier league side , better than man u or liverpool surely

That's what you want to believe. Kids either support clubs in the top 4 or their local team for family reasons, Swansea aren't considered as "big boys". As kids grow up, they eventually support their local team. Kids from Cardiff will never support Swansea, especially as we're on the up.

not so much cardiff kids more valleys , bridgend , porthcawl etc , don't underestimate the draw of the premier league , you can imagine now kids in school and their mates are jacks sneaking off to the home of welsh football scared of their dads reaction until they can't keep it a secret any longer , then the word every cardiff supporting father dreads

DAD I'M A JACK

Bridgend? Porthcawl? Try and wear your jack top in Kenfig Hill first and see what happens!

i'll send tank and the boys over , as soon as they find the place look out

'tank and the boys'? Go on your own you big fairy.

f**k off i've been to kenfig hill once never ever again

it might be something you will have to get used to in future fellas , kids these days rightly or wrongly look at the "big boys" in the premier league and want to be associated with success , youngsters are fickle and may not want to be associated with the dross of the lower leagues , you can't really blame them for wanting to support a local premier league side , better than man u or liverpool surely

TThat's what you want to believe. Kids either support clubs in the top 4 or their local team for family reasons, Swansea aren't considered as "big boys". As kids grow up, they eventually support their local team. Kids from Cardiff will never support Swansea, especially as we're on the up.

100% true. Lets be absolutely honest here, Swansea, like many other remote areas of the UK are out of touch and so the natives are by and large a bit 'backwards'. Its always been the same. Even if City were in the lower leagues, no local youngster would dream of supporting Swansea as it would be seen as a backwards step, even to a kid. However, it will be interesting to see how many more fans from Way Out West we attract when we go up.

f**k off i've been to kenfig hill once never ever again

Fairy.

Be annoyed but your kid has a right to support whoever he/she wants.

you had to get all serious didn't you !!

Some of the stuff said on this thread is just downright nasty!

it might be something you will have to get used to in future fellas , kids these days rightly or wrongly look at the "big boys" in the premier league and want to be associated with success , youngsters are fickle and may not want to be associated with the dross of the lower leagues , you can't really blame them for wanting to support a local premier league side , better than man u or liverpool surely

That's what you want to believe. Kids either support clubs in the top 4 or their local team for family reasons, Swansea aren't considered as "big boys". As kids grow up, they eventually support their local team. Kids from Cardiff will never support Swansea, especially as we're on the up.

not so much cardiff kids more valleys , bridgend , porthcawl etc , don't underestimate the draw of the premier league , you can imagine now kids in school and their mates are jacks sneaking off to the home of welsh football scared of their dads reaction until they can't keep it a secret any longer , then the word every cardiff supporting father dreads

DAD I'M A JACK

Bridgend? Porthcawl? Try and wear your jack top in Kenfig Hill first and see what happens!

i'll send tank and the boys over , as soon as they find the place look out

My children are not allowed to support any team, including City as they are both girls and women and football is against my principles.

Twice in a row, the quote of the week goes to Polo.

If the child did indeed grow up supporting the Swans, he would no doubt end up sporting an 'orrendous tush,
and be the subject of lampoonery til death he did part.

i would get a ferking dna test done sharpest

OK what if your son ended up playing for Swansea and scored the winner in a derby?

OK what if your son ended up playing for Swansea and scored the winner in a derby?

ffs

OK what if your son ended up playing for Swansea and scored the winner in a derby?

ffs

Dont laugh John. It has happened! So what if it happened to you?

firstly i would blame the mother its always the woman's fault then ask her why she thought it was acceptable to sleep with her own brother i would then disown the family and ship them off to caravan country

OK what if your son ended up playing for Swansea and scored the winner in a derby?

I'd coin him

Seriously though. I'd be gutted. My son could score as many as he liked for you just not against us!

OK what if your son ended up playing for Swansea and scored the winner in a derby?

ffs

Dont laugh John. It has happened! So what if it happened to you?

I'd make sure he did the ayatollah if he scored.

OK what if your son ended up playing for Swansea and scored the winner in a derby?

I got told Joe Allen's dad used to be a City fan years ago but then when they moved his son got the opportunity to play down there and then followed the Jacks. Don't know how true this is though, just pub talk.

firstly i would blame the mother its always the woman's fault then ask her why she thought it was acceptable to sleep with her own brother i would then disown the family and ship them off to caravan country

It's your child you div , you've just admitted sleeping with your sister

Prime example of Swansea fans thinking they're big time for good now. You could easily be relegated nd replaced by your big brothers

In all seriousness, my missus is a jack ST holder..

Would you disown it?

what son......lol.........only joking.......he is 12 and he would rather cuts his toes off than cheer that lot

Prime example of Swansea fans thinking they're big time for good now. You could easily be relegated nd replaced by your big brothers

In all seriousness, my missus is a jack ST holder..

Don't think anyone's naive enough to think we'll be big time for good just enjoying it while we are

Prime example of Swansea fans thinking they're big time for good now. You could easily be relegated nd replaced by your big brothers

In all seriousness, my missus is a jack ST holder..

Don't think anyone's naive enough to think we'll be big time for good just enjoying it while we are

Glad to see you have an element of good sense.

By the way, do you call yourself waddle because you are fat and walk like a duck?

toss him into the sea with concrete shoes on

Prime example of Swansea fans thinking they're big time for good now. You could easily be relegated nd replaced by your big brothers

In all seriousness, my missus is a jack ST holder..

Don't think anyone's naive enough to think we'll be big time for good just enjoying it while we are

Glad to see you have an element of good sense.

By the way, do you call yourself waddle because you are fat and walk like a duck?

no it's because my cock is so big i can't walk properly