WHAT DOES PREMIERSHIP FOOTBALL MEAN TO YOU?
Fri May 10, 2013 11:12 pm
I dont know one single fan who is happy with the red kit, but compromises are obviously seen by the 26000 crowds we have had.
I have waited 24 years for us to get where we are and although i cannot stand us playing in red i am awilling to sit on the fence for now and enjoy the ride until hope fully one day a new owner will come in and change us back to blue.
But until that day lets enjoy what we have and embrace the coming season, for me it means a lot as I had a Jack mate who passed away from Osteosarcoma in 2008 and he has never had the privilege of seing his teams success.
That puts things into perspective for me personally and thats why im enjoying the ride for now, we ALL have our own opinions and each and EVERY one of them should be respected regardless.
I have waited 24 years for us to get where we are and although i cannot stand us playing in red i am awilling to sit on the fence for now and enjoy the ride until hope fully one day a new owner will come in and change us back to blue.
But until that day lets enjoy what we have and embrace the coming season, for me it means a lot as I had a Jack mate who passed away from Osteosarcoma in 2008 and he has never had the privilege of seing his teams success.
That puts things into perspective for me personally and thats why im enjoying the ride for now, we ALL have our own opinions and each and EVERY one of them should be respected regardless.
Re: WHAT DOES PREMIERSHIP FOOTBALL MEAN TO YOU?
Fri May 10, 2013 11:52 pm
Not that much surprisingly. Of course I'm well chuffed, but it's not about success for me. I wasn't here when we were shit, but I'll definitely be there if we're ever at that level again.
Plus, the rebrand has taken a bit of the sheen off it for me
Plus, the rebrand has taken a bit of the sheen off it for me
Re: WHAT DOES PREMIERSHIP FOOTBALL MEAN TO YOU?
Sat May 11, 2013 12:08 am
nobby wrote:I dont know one single fan who is happy with the red kit, but compromises are obviously seen by the 26000 crowds we have had.
I have waited 24 years for us to get where we are and although i cannot stand us playing in red i am awilling to sit on the fence for now and enjoy the ride until hope fully one day a new owner will come in and change us back to blue.
But until that day lets enjoy what we have and embrace the coming season, for me it means a lot as I had a Jack mate who passed away from Osteosarcoma in 2008 and he has never had the privilege of seing his teams success.
That puts things into perspective for me personally and thats why im enjoying the ride for now, we ALL have our own opinions and each and EVERY one of them should be respected regardless.
Excellent post, mate
Cardiff City in the Premier League means an awful lot to the club and its core fans
Obvioulsy, like you, I'd prefer to be in blue but the simple fact is we need to embrace current success for the reasons stated and more