Thu Dec 15, 2011 11:24 am
lewis91 wrote:most of our support is from rhondda? ye course it is![]()
your really a small club that achieves 11k crowds. just like blackpool. u'll see when you come back down
Thu Dec 15, 2011 12:06 pm
magicdaps wrote:I think James has made a perfectly valid point. Maybe not most of Cardiff's support comes from Rhondda and the valleys, but certainly a significant number do. Scroll through the contributors to this very thread and you'll see that they hail from such places as Treharris, Tonyrefail, Blackwood, Tonypandy, Aberdare, etc, etc. Therefor some of your supporters come from some of the most deprived areas, not just of Wales, but of the whole of Britain. So next time you look down your long noses at the good folk of Swansea, please remember that many of your own are from far more deprived, and undesirable parts of Wales than Swansea.
Thu Dec 15, 2011 3:12 pm
Cardiff Daft! wrote:magicdaps wrote:I think James has made a perfectly valid point. Maybe not most of Cardiff's support comes from Rhondda and the valleys, but certainly a significant number do. Scroll through the contributors to this very thread and you'll see that they hail from such places as Treharris, Tonyrefail, Blackwood, Tonypandy, Aberdare, etc, etc. Therefor some of your supporters come from some of the most deprived areas, not just of Wales, but of the whole of Britain. So next time you look down your long noses at the good folk of Swansea, please remember that many of your own are from far more deprived, and undesirable parts of Wales than Swansea.
good folk of swansea!your a right funny gypo you eh!
await your rafa benitez impression FACT FACT FACT
Thu Dec 15, 2011 3:25 pm
magicdaps wrote:Cardiff Daft! wrote:magicdaps wrote:I think James has made a perfectly valid point. Maybe not most of Cardiff's support comes from Rhondda and the valleys, but certainly a significant number do. Scroll through the contributors to this very thread and you'll see that they hail from such places as Treharris, Tonyrefail, Blackwood, Tonypandy, Aberdare, etc, etc. Therefor some of your supporters come from some of the most deprived areas, not just of Wales, but of the whole of Britain. So next time you look down your long noses at the good folk of Swansea, please remember that many of your own are from far more deprived, and undesirable parts of Wales than Swansea.
good folk of swansea!your a right funny gypo you eh!
await your rafa benitez impression FACT FACT FACT
Tut tut, still up to your old tricks I see. You obviously need reminding....
http://wales.gov.uk/docs/statistics/201 ... 2011en.pdf
They have all come over from Swansea as asylum seekers. The Somalians love them.
Oh & can you please post that link again. You haven't done it for nearly 8 minutes now. Gypo.
There are 8.0625 gypsies living in Cardiff for every 1 living in Swansea. That my friend (in my best spanish accent) is a FACT FACT FACT!
Thu Dec 15, 2011 4:05 pm
griff105 wrote:magicdaps wrote:Cardiff Daft! wrote:magicdaps wrote:I think James has made a perfectly valid point. Maybe not most of Cardiff's support comes from Rhondda and the valleys, but certainly a significant number do. Scroll through the contributors to this very thread and you'll see that they hail from such places as Treharris, Tonyrefail, Blackwood, Tonypandy, Aberdare, etc, etc. Therefor some of your supporters come from some of the most deprived areas, not just of Wales, but of the whole of Britain. So next time you look down your long noses at the good folk of Swansea, please remember that many of your own are from far more deprived, and undesirable parts of Wales than Swansea.
good folk of swansea!your a right funny gypo you eh!
await your rafa benitez impression FACT FACT FACT
Tut tut, still up to your old tricks I see. You obviously need reminding....
http://wales.gov.uk/docs/statistics/201 ... 2011en.pdf
They have all come over from Swansea as asylum seekers. The Somalians love them.
Oh & can you please post that link again. You haven't done it for nearly 8 minutes now. Gypo.
There are 8.0625 gypsies living in Cardiff for every 1 living in Swansea. That my friend (in my best spanish accent) is a FACT FACT FACT!
Thu Dec 15, 2011 5:41 pm
Thu Dec 15, 2011 6:05 pm
Thu Dec 15, 2011 6:24 pm
james-jackarmy wrote:murphy wrote:bluetooth25 wrote:Some of our fans really do come across as very bitterbe proud a Welsh club is in the PL ffs
its not about bitterness. we just don't f*cking like them.
No not bitter at all.. as for a shit hole most of your six fingered bunch of retarded supporters come from the rhondda (the biggest sh1t hole in south wales) ow butt ow ow ow talk sh1t like that.walk around slapping there f*cking heads all the time. you may be the capital but we're the number 1 club and thats a FACT
Thu Dec 15, 2011 7:25 pm
Thu Dec 15, 2011 8:50 pm
colours wrote:So to sum it up you are all ecstatic over our wags
shopping in cardiff.![]()
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Shame thats all you got to shout over really.
& the closest you lot will get to something premier on & off the pitch.![]()
Oh it really is a great place to be up here in the prem.
Go back and bite your pillow carl the jealousy must be killing you butt.
Thu Dec 15, 2011 9:23 pm
Thu Dec 15, 2011 9:28 pm
magicdaps wrote:lewis91 wrote:most of our support is from rhondda? ye course it is![]()
your really a small club that achieves 11k crowds. just like blackpool. u'll see when you come back down
I think James has made a perfectly valid point. Maybe not most of Cardiff's support comes from Rhondda and the valleys, but certainly a significant number do. Scroll through the contributors to this very thread and you'll see that they hail from such places as Treharris, Tonyrefail, Blackwood, Tonypandy, Aberdare, etc, etc. Therefor some of your supporters come from some of the most deprived areas, not just of Wales, but of the whole of Britain. So next time you look down your long noses at the good folk of Swansea, please remember that many of your own are from far more deprived, and undesirable parts of Wales than Swansea.
Thu Dec 15, 2011 10:21 pm
Blackwood_Bluebird wrote:magicdaps wrote:lewis91 wrote:most of our support is from rhondda? ye course it is![]()
your really a small club that achieves 11k crowds. just like blackpool. u'll see when you come back down
I think James has made a perfectly valid point. Maybe not most of Cardiff's support comes from Rhondda and the valleys, but certainly a significant number do. Scroll through the contributors to this very thread and you'll see that they hail from such places as Treharris, Tonyrefail, Blackwood, Tonypandy, Aberdare, etc, etc. Therefor some of your supporters come from some of the most deprived areas, not just of Wales, but of the whole of Britain. So next time you look down your long noses at the good folk of Swansea, please remember that many of your own are from far more deprived, and undesirable parts of Wales than Swansea.
wouldnt class the blackwood area as deprived mate.. you only av to look at the property prices to see that!! i would choose a lot of valley towns and surrounding areas to live in well before swansea.. we also have 3 of the highest ranked secondary schools in the country , dont see many swansea schools with a goverment ranking of 1!!
obviously your geographical knowledge of anything outside of your hole is far beyond you!!
Thu Dec 15, 2011 11:13 pm
Blackwood_Bluebird wrote:magicdaps wrote:lewis91 wrote:most of our support is from rhondda? ye course it is![]()
your really a small club that achieves 11k crowds. just like blackpool. u'll see when you come back down
I think James has made a perfectly valid point. Maybe not most of Cardiff's support comes from Rhondda and the valleys, but certainly a significant number do. Scroll through the contributors to this very thread and you'll see that they hail from such places as Treharris, Tonyrefail, Blackwood, Tonypandy, Aberdare, etc, etc. Therefor some of your supporters come from some of the most deprived areas, not just of Wales, but of the whole of Britain. So next time you look down your long noses at the good folk of Swansea, please remember that many of your own are from far more deprived, and undesirable parts of Wales than Swansea.
wouldnt class the blackwood area as deprived mate.. you only av to look at the property prices to see that!! i would choose a lot of valley towns and surrounding areas to live in well before swansea.. we also have 3 of the highest ranked secondary schools in the country , dont see many swansea schools with a goverment ranking of 1!!
obviously your geographical knowledge of anything outside of your hole is far beyond you!!
Fri Dec 16, 2011 10:48 am
colours wrote:Oh it really is a great place to be up here in the prem.
Fri Dec 16, 2011 10:51 am
magicdaps wrote:Tut tut, still up to your old tricks I see. You obviously need reminding....
http://wales.gov.uk/docs/statistics/201 ... 2011en.pdf
There are 8.0625 gypsies living in Cardiff for every 1 living in Swansea. That my friend (in my best spanish accent) is a FACT FACT FACT!
Fri Dec 16, 2011 11:50 am
Cardiff Daft! wrote:magicdaps wrote:Tut tut, still up to your old tricks I see. You obviously need reminding....
http://wales.gov.uk/docs/statistics/201 ... 2011en.pdf
There are 8.0625 gypsies living in Cardiff for every 1 living in Swansea. That my friend (in my best spanish accent) is a FACT FACT FACT!
what does it say about your city if the irish gypos dont even wanna live there! perhaps they feel posh in swansea.
Fri Dec 16, 2011 12:18 pm
Midfield general wrote:Bluemellons wrote:Pretty sure Swansea used to have a Woodies Emporium as did Brizzle?? Havent been down there shopping for years but I'd imagine the pull of Cardiff retail wise would give us more 'top end' clothing stores than our second city.
Cardiff isn't the best but its like comparing London to Birmingham.
I don't know what you're getting at but your average WAG isnt short of a bob or two, so who cares where they spend their cash? Cardiff can only benefit from our cousin's premiership wages!!!
I'd say its more like comparing London to Hull!!!!
Fri Dec 16, 2011 12:34 pm
magicdaps wrote:Midfield general wrote:Bluemellons wrote:Pretty sure Swansea used to have a Woodies Emporium as did Brizzle?? Havent been down there shopping for years but I'd imagine the pull of Cardiff retail wise would give us more 'top end' clothing stores than our second city.
Cardiff isn't the best but its like comparing London to Birmingham.
I don't know what you're getting at but your average WAG isnt short of a bob or two, so who cares where they spend their cash? Cardiff can only benefit from our cousin's premiership wages!!!
I'd say its more like comparing London to Hull!!!!
Wouldn't go that far, but I get your point. But would I rather live in London, or Cardiff? Not a chance. Give me the close knit community of Swansea, over better shops any day of the week. Folk are far friendlier down here, than the self important arrogance of your typical Londoner, and to a slightly lesser extent your typical Cardiffian. You can keep your John Lewis stores thank you very much. I'm more than happy in my "ugly, lovely town". And not forgetting of course, we've got premier league football.
Fri Dec 16, 2011 12:47 pm
Nedd Glas wrote:magicdaps wrote:Midfield general wrote:Bluemellons wrote:Pretty sure Swansea used to have a Woodies Emporium as did Brizzle?? Havent been down there shopping for years but I'd imagine the pull of Cardiff retail wise would give us more 'top end' clothing stores than our second city.
Cardiff isn't the best but its like comparing London to Birmingham.
I don't know what you're getting at but your average WAG isnt short of a bob or two, so who cares where they spend their cash? Cardiff can only benefit from our cousin's premiership wages!!!
I'd say its more like comparing London to Hull!!!!
Wouldn't go that far, but I get your point. But would I rather live in London, or Cardiff? Not a chance. Give me the close knit community of Swansea, over better shops any day of the week. Folk are far friendlier down here, than the self important arrogance of your typical Londoner, and to a slightly lesser extent your typical Cardiffian. You can keep your John Lewis stores thank you very much. I'm more than happy in my "ugly, lovely town". And not forgetting of course, we've got premier league football.
I'm a "typical Cardiffian" and I believe we're far friendlier than the "typical Swansea person."
I've been a commuter between Neath and Cardiff for the past 19 years and the number of people travelling from Swansea to Cardiff has increased in recent years. We must be doing something right.
The envy will eat away at you and make you a bitter person, neighbour.
Fri Dec 16, 2011 3:52 pm
Cardiff Daft! wrote:magicdaps wrote:I think James has made a perfectly valid point. Maybe not most of Cardiff's support comes from Rhondda and the valleys, but certainly a significant number do. Scroll through the contributors to this very thread and you'll see that they hail from such places as Treharris, Tonyrefail, Blackwood, Tonypandy, Aberdare, etc, etc. Therefor some of your supporters come from some of the most deprived areas, not just of Wales, but of the whole of Britain. So next time you look down your long noses at the good folk of Swansea, please remember that many of your own are from far more deprived, and undesirable parts of Wales than Swansea.
good folk of swansea!your a right funny gypo you eh!
await your rafa benitez impression FACT FACT FACT
Fri Dec 16, 2011 6:37 pm
Nedd Glas wrote:magicdaps wrote:Midfield general wrote:Bluemellons wrote:Pretty sure Swansea used to have a Woodies Emporium as did Brizzle?? Havent been down there shopping for years but I'd imagine the pull of Cardiff retail wise would give us more 'top end' clothing stores than our second city.
Cardiff isn't the best but its like comparing London to Birmingham.
I don't know what you're getting at but your average WAG isnt short of a bob or two, so who cares where they spend their cash? Cardiff can only benefit from our cousin's premiership wages!!!
I'd say its more like comparing London to Hull!!!!
Wouldn't go that far, but I get your point. But would I rather live in London, or Cardiff? Not a chance. Give me the close knit community of Swansea, over better shops any day of the week. Folk are far friendlier down here, than the self important arrogance of your typical Londoner, and to a slightly lesser extent your typical Cardiffian. You can keep your John Lewis stores thank you very much. I'm more than happy in my "ugly, lovely town". And not forgetting of course, we've got premier league football.
I'm a "typical Cardiffian" and I believe we're far friendlier than the "typical Swansea person."
I've been a commuter between Neath and Cardiff for the past 19 years and the number of people travelling from Swansea to Cardiff has increased in recent years. We must be doing something right.
The envy will eat away at you and make you a bitter person, neighbour.
Fri Dec 16, 2011 9:26 pm
Gareth (Wilts) wrote:Nedd Glas wrote:magicdaps wrote:Midfield general wrote:Bluemellons wrote:Pretty sure Swansea used to have a Woodies Emporium as did Brizzle?? Havent been down there shopping for years but I'd imagine the pull of Cardiff retail wise would give us more 'top end' clothing stores than our second city.
Cardiff isn't the best but its like comparing London to Birmingham.
I don't know what you're getting at but your average WAG isnt short of a bob or two, so who cares where they spend their cash? Cardiff can only benefit from our cousin's premiership wages!!!
I'd say its more like comparing London to Hull!!!!
Wouldn't go that far, but I get your point. But would I rather live in London, or Cardiff? Not a chance. Give me the close knit community of Swansea, over better shops any day of the week. Folk are far friendlier down here, than the self important arrogance of your typical Londoner, and to a slightly lesser extent your typical Cardiffian. You can keep your John Lewis stores thank you very much. I'm more than happy in my "ugly, lovely town". And not forgetting of course, we've got premier league football.
I'm a "typical Cardiffian" and I believe we're far friendlier than the "typical Swansea person."
I've been a commuter between Neath and Cardiff for the past 19 years and the number of people travelling from Swansea to Cardiff has increased in recent years. We must be doing something right.
The envy will eat away at you and make you a bitter person, neighbour.
Well said. Cardiff is a cosmopolitan city whereas Swansea is a place that is stuck in an 80s timewarp.
BTW Magicdaps does 'close knit' really mean incestuous ?
Fri Dec 16, 2011 9:30 pm
magicdaps wrote:Gareth (Wilts) wrote:Nedd Glas wrote:magicdaps wrote:Midfield general wrote:Bluemellons wrote:Pretty sure Swansea used to have a Woodies Emporium as did Brizzle?? Havent been down there shopping for years but I'd imagine the pull of Cardiff retail wise would give us more 'top end' clothing stores than our second city.
Cardiff isn't the best but its like comparing London to Birmingham.
I don't know what you're getting at but your average WAG isnt short of a bob or two, so who cares where they spend their cash? Cardiff can only benefit from our cousin's premiership wages!!!
I'd say its more like comparing London to Hull!!!!
Wouldn't go that far, but I get your point. But would I rather live in London, or Cardiff? Not a chance. Give me the close knit community of Swansea, over better shops any day of the week. Folk are far friendlier down here, than the self important arrogance of your typical Londoner, and to a slightly lesser extent your typical Cardiffian. You can keep your John Lewis stores thank you very much. I'm more than happy in my "ugly, lovely town". And not forgetting of course, we've got premier league football.
I'm a "typical Cardiffian" and I believe we're far friendlier than the "typical Swansea person."
I've been a commuter between Neath and Cardiff for the past 19 years and the number of people travelling from Swansea to Cardiff has increased in recent years. We must be doing something right.
The envy will eat away at you and make you a bitter person, neighbour.
Well said. Cardiff is a cosmopolitan city whereas Swansea is a place that is stuck in an 80s timewarp.
BTW Magicdaps does 'close knit' really mean incestuous ?
No, it doesn't. There is a traditional community spirit here that I suspect you wouldn't find in your "cosmopolitan" city. Please don't confuse close knit with incestuous. That's something you'd have to ask your cardiff tinker caravan dwelling bretherin about. Shouldn't be a problem, there's plenty of them about. Don't know why you would think swansea is stuck in the 80's? Have you actually been to swansea in the last 15 years? There has been massive regeneration of the dock and marina parts of town, and even the city centre is improving. Nothing on the scale of cardiff admittedly, but we more than make up for that by having a beautiful coastline, and gower peninsula on our doorstep.
Fri Dec 16, 2011 10:43 pm
Sat Dec 17, 2011 8:11 am
magicdaps wrote:Wilts, you and I have been down this road before. Even you eventually admitted in your own grudging way that I was right, and that the gower is very much a part of Swansea. I should know, I spent the first 28 years of my life living down the gower. Do I really have to dig up the link? I believe your words were something like.. we all know you're more or less right, but i don't care. Ring any bells? Yes, rover way is somewhat tucked away, but we all know its there. Same with Shirenewton. You seem to have conveniently forgotten about your "crap bits". Splott, adamsdown, riverside, ely, llanedeyrn, pentwyn, st mellons, grange town, bute town, etc etc. Would you call these places majestic? No, I thought not.
Sat Dec 17, 2011 11:55 am
Gareth (Wilts) wrote:magicdaps wrote:Wilts, you and I have been down this road before. Even you eventually admitted in your own grudging way that I was right, and that the gower is very much a part of Swansea. I should know, I spent the first 28 years of my life living down the gower. Do I really have to dig up the link? I believe your words were something like.. we all know you're more or less right, but i don't care. Ring any bells? Yes, rover way is somewhat tucked away, but we all know its there. Same with Shirenewton. You seem to have conveniently forgotten about your "crap bits". Splott, adamsdown, riverside, ely, llanedeyrn, pentwyn, st mellons, grange town, bute town, etc etc. Would you call these places majestic? No, I thought not.
Swansea has far more shit areas than its more illustrious neighbour. My brother had the misfortune to live in swansea a few years back and the only decent area is killay. As for your argument about the Gower being swansea we all know that it comes under the wider administrative area. Places like Penarth are in the admin area of cardiff but are not actually part of the city of cardiff just like Llangennech , Caswell Bay etc are not part of the city of swansea.
Sat Dec 17, 2011 7:38 pm
magicdaps wrote:Gareth (Wilts) wrote:magicdaps wrote:Wilts, you and I have been down this road before. Even you eventually admitted in your own grudging way that I was right, and that the gower is very much a part of Swansea. I should know, I spent the first 28 years of my life living down the gower. Do I really have to dig up the link? I believe your words were something like.. we all know you're more or less right, but i don't care. Ring any bells? Yes, rover way is somewhat tucked away, but we all know its there. Same with Shirenewton. You seem to have conveniently forgotten about your "crap bits". Splott, adamsdown, riverside, ely, llanedeyrn, pentwyn, st mellons, grange town, bute town, etc etc. Would you call these places majestic? No, I thought not.
Swansea has far more shit areas than its more illustrious neighbour. My brother had the misfortune to live in swansea a few years back and the only decent area is killay. As for your argument about the Gower being swansea we all know that it comes under the wider administrative area. Places like Penarth are in the admin area of cardiff but are not actually part of the city of cardiff just like Llangennech , Caswell Bay etc are not part of the city of swansea.
You really know nothing whatsoever about Swansea, if you think Killay is the only decent area. Is Mumbles a dump? What about Derwen Fawr? Newton? Bishopston? Gowerton? Dunvant? Penclawdd? Three crosses? West Cross? Black Pill? Are they all dumps? No, they are not. Yes, Swansea has its rough council estates, but in my experience they are no worse, and in many cases not as bad as some of the rougher parts of Cardiff I mentioned earlier.
Moving on now to the "gower isn't part of Swansea" part of your arguement. Simply put, it is. Firstly Penarth has got nothing to do with Cardiff. It is in the same proximity, geographically speaking, but Penarth is in the Vale of Glamorgan. Therfor, nothing to do with Cardiff. You mentioned Caswell bay is not part of Swansea. This is the nearest hotel I could find to Caswell bay..
140 Langland Road,
Mumbles,
Swansea, <<< This bit means it is within the city of Swansea!!
SA3 4LU
United Kingdom
This same rule applies for every single address on the entire gower peninsula. Every single resident will end their address with the word Swansea. Nothing to do with wider administrative area's. It simply means that the gower is part of the city of Swansea. Just because they are not in the city centre, doesn't mean they are not part of the city of Swansea. Please tell me you're not still seriously disputing this?
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