Mon Jan 07, 2013 1:53 pm
Bakedalasker wrote:6 bysedd wrote:They marched 3000 of you through the streets of Swansea post match in 91.It was only then you all grew a pair of bollocks and took it to us.You loved the numbers game,always did.Millwall the other day proves your not all cracked up to what you think when you got done on your own turf with smaller numbers.Every cardiff lad and his dog turned out in 91,looked pretty impressive,granted but when the numbers were equal or similar then you're nothing special.We met you in Barry at the side of that pub early 90's,we all took the train after the match.Numbers were equals yet no one got done as most of us froze on both sides,no OB about yet nobody would make the move.Says it all im afraid.Anyone who was there that day if they're honest enough will agree.
The Kings incident,The Swim Away,That friendly in August when we went to the Corporation and you locked all the doors and pulled the curtains,the Exchange,The Shuttle crew,all times when we've taken it to you yet the only time i can recall you getting on top was behind the North bank in 91 BEFORE the game when you ventured behind the North Bank and run 25-30 of our youngsters,myself included,but again with you having huge numbers and finding a small group of us.Tell a lie.The Welsh cup down the Vetch when you played Wrexham and there was a couple of hundred of us on the North bank,Wrexham had the East Stand and you had the West(Away end).A load of your older heads before the game did run 20 of our youth down past David Evans after you came off the train and marched up the High St and down Castle gardens.They were the only times i can recall you getting a result and i havent missed a derby match since 89.I'm not lying or making things up,im too old now for that,we've been done plenty of times in Swansea by Stoke,Boro,Hull even Hereford gave a few of us a good shoeing down here but honestly,you lot do like to think your the dogs bollocks,you may well have had results but the way you crack on about things you'd think you were invincible.
The fact we still get restrictions tell everyone we have a reputation more than most.
Here you are going on about numbers yet how much of an advantage did you have for your Swim Away. Also I recall us invading your pitch and one solo fan humping yoyr mascot, all this literally in your backyard. Are you saying we out numbered you on those occasions?
Mon Jan 07, 2013 2:00 pm
6 bysedd wrote:They marched 3000 of you through the streets of Swansea post match in 91.It was only then you all grew a pair of bollocks and took it to us.You loved the numbers game,always did.Millwall the other day proves your not all cracked up to what you think when you got done on your own turf with smaller numbers.Every cardiff lad and his dog turned out in 91,looked pretty impressive,granted but when the numbers were equal or similar then you're nothing special.We met you in Barry at the side of that pub early 90's,we all took the train after the match.Numbers were equals yet no one got done as most of us froze on both sides,no OB about yet nobody would make the move.Says it all im afraid.Anyone who was there that day if they're honest enough will agree.
The Kings incident,The Swim Away,That friendly in August when we went to the Corporation and you locked all the doors and pulled the curtains,the Exchange,The Shuttle crew,all times when we've taken it to you yet the only time i can recall you getting on top was behind the North bank in 91 BEFORE the game when you ventured behind the North Bank and run 25-30 of our youngsters,myself included,but again with you having huge numbers and finding a small group of us.Tell a lie.The Welsh cup down the Vetch when you played Wrexham and there was a couple of hundred of us on the North bank,Wrexham had the East Stand and you had the West(Away end).A load of your older heads before the game did run 20 of our youth down past David Evans after you came off the train and marched up the High St and down Castle gardens.They were the only times i can recall you getting a result and i havent missed a derby match since 89.I'm not lying or making things up,im too old now for that,we've been done plenty of times in Swansea by Stoke,Boro,Hull even Hereford gave a few of us a good shoeing down here but honestly,you lot do like to think your the dogs bollocks,you may well have had results but the way you crack on about things you'd think you were invincible.
Mon Jan 07, 2013 2:03 pm
porthcawlcasual wrote:6 bysedd wrote:They marched 3000 of you through the streets of Swansea post match in 91.It was only then you all grew a pair of bollocks and took it to us.You loved the numbers game,always did.Millwall the other day proves your not all cracked up to what you think when you got done on your own turf with smaller numbers.Every cardiff lad and his dog turned out in 91,looked pretty impressive,granted but when the numbers were equal or similar then you're nothing special.We met you in Barry at the side of that pub early 90's,we all took the train after the match.Numbers were equals yet no one got done as most of us froze on both sides,no OB about yet nobody would make the move.Says it all im afraid.Anyone who was there that day if they're honest enough will agree.
The Kings incident,The Swim Away,That friendly in August when we went to the Corporation and you locked all the doors and pulled the curtains,the Exchange,The Shuttle crew,all times when we've taken it to you yet the only time i can recall you getting on top was behind the North bank in 91 BEFORE the game when you ventured behind the North Bank and run 25-30 of our youngsters,myself included,but again with you having huge numbers and finding a small group of us.Tell a lie.The Welsh cup down the Vetch when you played Wrexham and there was a couple of hundred of us on the North bank,Wrexham had the East Stand and you had the West(Away end).A load of your older heads before the game did run 20 of our youth down past David Evans after you came off the train and marched up the High St and down Castle gardens.They were the only times i can recall you getting a result and i havent missed a derby match since 89.I'm not lying or making things up,im too old now for that,we've been done plenty of times in Swansea by Stoke,Boro,Hull even Hereford gave a few of us a good shoeing down here but honestly,you lot do like to think your the dogs bollocks,you may well have had results but the way you crack on about things you'd think you were invincible.
They didn't march us through the centre. Cardiff arranged to dodge the buses and made their way to the centre with the police trailing behind, we went wherever we wanted and chased off groups of jacks on a number of occasions culminating in chasing about 1-150 outside Martha's (I believe). A handful did stand however.
Barry was 50/50 with a couple of flurries on both sides but no more.
We have always had more numbers but we can hardly be blamed for that and its by no means true that we've only wanted it when that was the case. The week or so following the 91 FA Cup game a handful of us (15-20) made it past the buses again and took it to you on Oystermouth Road with you having at least 150-200. Copped a few but held firm.
Mon Jan 07, 2013 3:19 pm
Mon Jan 07, 2013 6:29 pm
Mon Jan 07, 2013 6:53 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Cardiff in the streets of Swansea in 1991 after the game.
I loved going to the old Vetch, I have to admit great atmosphere from them as well.
Mon Jan 07, 2013 7:02 pm
kidwelly jack wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Cardiff in the streets of Swansea in 1991 after the game.
I loved going to the old Vetch, I have to admit great atmosphere from them as well.
Look at this picture, ffs a load of kids from cardiff big deal, oh im so scared![]()
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Mon Jan 07, 2013 7:11 pm
Mon Jan 07, 2013 7:13 pm
Carpe Diem wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Cardiff in the streets of Swansea in 1991 after the game.
I loved going to the old Vetch, I have to admit great atmosphere from them as well.
Look at this picture, ffs a load of kids from cardiff big deal, oh im so scared![]()
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Why would you be scared of a picture 22 years old? Weird
Mon Jan 07, 2013 7:16 pm
shizzle wrote:I didn''t see any Cardiff fans when I, along with 40k Jacks invaded Cardiff for the playoff game against Barnsley.Oh, they were all in a pub cheering our failure.
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Mon Jan 07, 2013 7:35 pm
shizzle wrote:I didn''t see any Cardiff fans when I, along with 40k Jacks invaded Cardiff for the playoff game against Barnsley.Oh, they were all in a pub cheering our failure.
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Mon Jan 07, 2013 7:47 pm
Mon Jan 07, 2013 8:05 pm
Avon barksdale wrote:shizzle wrote:I didn''t see any Cardiff fans when I, along with 40k Jacks invaded Cardiff for the playoff game against Barnsley.Oh, they were all in a pub cheering our failure.
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I didn't see any spurs fans the numerous times we played down wembley, point being?
Mon Jan 07, 2013 8:06 pm
kidwelly jack wrote:Carpe Diem wrote:kidwelly jack wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Cardiff in the streets of Swansea in 1991 after the game.
I loved going to the old Vetch, I have to admit great atmosphere from them as well.
Look at this picture, ffs a load of kids from cardiff big deal, oh im so scared![]()
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Why would you be scared of a picture 22 years old? Weird
i wouldn't be scared if the fu*king lot of them turned up outside my front door.
Mon Jan 07, 2013 8:07 pm
shizzle wrote:I didn''t see any Cardiff fans when I, along with 40k Jacks invaded Cardiff for the playoff game against Barnsley.Oh, they were all in a pub cheering our failure.
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Mon Jan 07, 2013 8:10 pm
Carpe Diem wrote:shizzle wrote:I didn''t see any Cardiff fans when I, along with 40k Jacks invaded Cardiff for the playoff game against Barnsley.Oh, they were all in a pub cheering our failure.
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So you need 40k whilst we need 40. Sounds about right
Mon Jan 07, 2013 8:14 pm
frazier wrote:The day of the jacks-Barnsley play off final a load of jacks were drinking in the cayo on cathedral road around mid-day. There was a young Cardiff lad in there and he was getting some abuse from your lot, he chucked his pint over two of you and then left, went outside and phoned us in the kings. Twenty of us made our way through the side streets and as we came through the front doors of the cayo you lot legged it out the back through the beer garden and ran off towards sophia gardens. Plod lined canton bridge across the road, it was pedestrians only because of the match, and turned back any Cardiff who loked like lads, this is the truth, ask the old bill if you like, three of us managed to get through, probably because we were old bastardswe met two mates in the old A and watched the game on tv with some Barnsley lads who didn't have tickets. After the match we were stood talking outside the bookies next to the old A when around eighty of your lot came up trinity street in an escort with a copper on a horse leading the way. As you got to st. johns church we saw you and called it on, some made an attempt to get to us, the copper turned his horse sideways to separate both sides, truthfully you could have got passed easily but didn't seem that keen maybe because of plod being there I don't know, but the five of us were up for it. The old bill turned you back down trinity street and marched you round the corner by Howells and put you in the then called glassworks pub. We came in there, five of us, ten minutes later, some of you recognized us from earlier and we made it known we were Cardiff, the chance was there but none of you took it, shortly after plod took you all out and walked you back to the station and put you on your train.
Mon Jan 07, 2013 8:15 pm
shizzle wrote:Carpe Diem wrote:shizzle wrote:I didn''t see any Cardiff fans when I, along with 40k Jacks invaded Cardiff for the playoff game against Barnsley.Oh, they were all in a pub cheering our failure.
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So you need 40k whilst we need 40. Sounds about right
Yea, possible, who knows, I just read these kind of threads to laugh at middle aged men trying to use the internet to win a fight, they probably ran away from 30 years ago.
Mon Jan 07, 2013 8:16 pm
Mon Jan 07, 2013 8:38 pm
kidwelly jack wrote:frazier wrote:The day of the jacks-Barnsley play off final a load of jacks were drinking in the cayo on cathedral road around mid-day. There was a young Cardiff lad in there and he was getting some abuse from your lot, he chucked his pint over two of you and then left, went outside and phoned us in the kings. Twenty of us made our way through the side streets and as we came through the front doors of the cayo you lot legged it out the back through the beer garden and ran off towards sophia gardens. Plod lined canton bridge across the road, it was pedestrians only because of the match, and turned back any Cardiff who loked like lads, this is the truth, ask the old bill if you like, three of us managed to get through, probably because we were old bastardswe met two mates in the old A and watched the game on tv with some Barnsley lads who didn't have tickets. After the match we were stood talking outside the bookies next to the old A when around eighty of your lot came up trinity street in an escort with a copper on a horse leading the way. As you got to st. johns church we saw you and called it on, some made an attempt to get to us, the copper turned his horse sideways to separate both sides, truthfully you could have got passed easily but didn't seem that keen maybe because of plod being there I don't know, but the five of us were up for it. The old bill turned you back down trinity street and marched you round the corner by Howells and put you in the then called glassworks pub. We came in there, five of us, ten minutes later, some of you recognized us from earlier and we made it known we were Cardiff, the chance was there but none of you took it, shortly after plod took you all out and walked you back to the station and put you on your train.
Let me tell you a little story about that day we were drinking in the carpenters arms in llanrumney about 15 of us, and there was a couple of cardiff boys in there, when they left they stuck the fingers up, didn't say a word to us in the pub real hard menabout 30 mins later they turned back up with about 15 to 20 others, none of us were hooligans, and waited for us to come outside, thinking they were going to do us, to cut a long story short, they ran like f*ck when they saw we were up for it, a
couple of the pri*ks got done on a corner outside barclays bank near to to the carpenters arms.
Mon Jan 07, 2013 8:47 pm
Mon Jan 07, 2013 8:52 pm
Mon Jan 07, 2013 9:21 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:Grown men arguing about who won a fight over 20 years ago?
Mon Jan 07, 2013 10:34 pm
kidwelly jack wrote:frazier wrote:The day of the jacks-Barnsley play off final a load of jacks were drinking in the cayo on cathedral road around mid-day. There was a young Cardiff lad in there and he was getting some abuse from your lot, he chucked his pint over two of you and then left, went outside and phoned us in the kings. Twenty of us made our way through the side streets and as we came through the front doors of the cayo you lot legged it out the back through the beer garden and ran off towards sophia gardens. Plod lined canton bridge across the road, it was pedestrians only because of the match, and turned back any Cardiff who loked like lads, this is the truth, ask the old bill if you like, three of us managed to get through, probably because we were old bastardswe met two mates in the old A and watched the game on tv with some Barnsley lads who didn't have tickets. After the match we were stood talking outside the bookies next to the old A when around eighty of your lot came up trinity street in an escort with a copper on a horse leading the way. As you got to st. johns church we saw you and called it on, some made an attempt to get to us, the copper turned his horse sideways to separate both sides, truthfully you could have got passed easily but didn't seem that keen maybe because of plod being there I don't know, but the five of us were up for it. The old bill turned you back down trinity street and marched you round the corner by Howells and put you in the then called glassworks pub. We came in there, five of us, ten minutes later, some of you recognized us from earlier and we made it known we were Cardiff, the chance was there but none of you took it, shortly after plod took you all out and walked you back to the station and put you on your train.
Let me tell you a little story
Mon Jan 07, 2013 10:38 pm
Mon Jan 07, 2013 10:41 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Cardiff in the streets of Swansea in 1991 after the game.
I loved going to the old Vetch, I have to admit great atmosphere from them as well.
Mon Jan 07, 2013 10:49 pm
llanellijack wrote:f**k still goin on about this shite your f*****g wimps to me anyway
Mon Jan 07, 2013 11:00 pm
llanellijack wrote:f**k still goin on about this shite your f*****g wimps to me anyway
Tue Jan 08, 2013 4:47 pm
6 bysedd wrote:They marched 3000 of you through the streets of Swansea post match in 91.It was only then you all grew a pair of bollocks and took it to us.You loved the numbers game,always did.Millwall the other day proves your not all cracked up to what you think when you got done on your own turf with smaller numbers.Every cardiff lad and his dog turned out in 91,looked pretty impressive,granted but when the numbers were equal or similar then you're nothing special.We met you in Barry at the side of that pub early 90's,we all took the train after the match.Numbers were equals yet no one got done as most of us froze on both sides,no OB about yet nobody would make the move.Says it all im afraid.Anyone who was there that day if they're honest enough will agree.
The Kings incident,The Swim Away,That friendly in August when we went to the Corporation and you locked all the doors and pulled the curtains,the Exchange,The Shuttle crew,all times when we've taken it to you yet the only time i can recall you getting on top was behind the North bank in 91 BEFORE the game when you ventured behind the North Bank and run 25-30 of our youngsters,myself included,but again with you having huge numbers and finding a small group of us.Tell a lie.The Welsh cup down the Vetch when you played Wrexham and there was a couple of hundred of us on the North bank,Wrexham had the East Stand and you had the West(Away end).A load of your older heads before the game did run 20 of our youth down past David Evans after you came off the train and marched up the High St and down Castle gardens.They were the only times i can recall you getting a result and i havent missed a derby match since 89.I'm not lying or making things up,im too old now for that,we've been done plenty of times in Swansea by Stoke,Boro,Hull even Hereford gave a few of us a good shoeing down here but honestly,you lot do like to think your the dogs bollocks,you may well have had results but the way you crack on about things you'd think you were invincible.