Tue May 21, 2013 7:52 am
Tue May 21, 2013 8:03 am
Tue May 21, 2013 8:04 am
j.m2672 wrote:when swansea reached the premier league and we gained our new fans all you went on about is that they were rugby /plastic fans, never watched the swans before and were only turned up to watch man u , liverpool etc, now your there im intrested what catergory your new fans will fall under , and dont say they were always there, you averaged around 22,000 all season until the last few games , then the glory hunters turned up,no doubt you will sellout all season with fans that will want to watch the big teams .
Tue May 21, 2013 8:04 am
Tue May 21, 2013 8:04 am
Tue May 21, 2013 8:09 am
Tue May 21, 2013 8:11 am
Jinks wrote:j.m2672 wrote:when swansea reached the premier league and we gained our new fans all you went on about is that they were rugby /plastic fans, never watched the swans before and were only turned up to watch man u , liverpool etc, now your there im intrested what catergory your new fans will fall under , and dont say they were always there, you averaged around 22,000 all season until the last few games , then the glory hunters turned up,no doubt you will sellout all season with fans that will want to watch the big teams .
I detect worry in your post![]()
We are the capital city
We are bigger than your tin pot town that only has a few nice beaches and a green apple kiosk to offer..
Your football club is punching above it's weight and it won't be long before you find your level along side your twin club the english wigan...
Tue May 21, 2013 8:15 am
j.m2672 wrote:GENERAL CHAT wrote:Had over 20,000 S/T holders.
Some will be plastics of course.
Whats you point?[/qu the way you went on when those threads were about that this sort of thing wouldnt happen to you because of your massive fan base , but we all know it happens to every club and you are no different.there were loads of threads saying our fans were only there to watch the big teams , do you agree the same will happen to you .
Tue May 21, 2013 8:16 am
Mario Polotelli wrote:You doubled your crowd with plastics, we will just be adding 10% which will be made up of corporates and older fans coming back
Tue May 21, 2013 8:18 am
GENERAL CHAT wrote:j.m2672 wrote:GENERAL CHAT wrote:Had over 20,000 S/T holders.
Some will be plastics of course.
Whats you point?[/qu the way you went on when those threads were about that this sort of thing wouldnt happen to you because of your massive fan base , but we all know it happens to every club and you are no different.there were loads of threads saying our fans were only there to watch the big teams , do you agree the same will happen to you .
Please find where I have said these things?
We do have a large fan base though. No doubt the biggest in this country.
Tue May 21, 2013 8:26 am
j.m2672 wrote:Mario Polotelli wrote:You doubled your crowd with plastics, we will just be adding 10% which will be made up of corporates and older fans coming back
so then the last few games which sold out were all corporate and the old boys , do me a favour , its nice of you to put a positive spin on it,there will thousands there just because its the premier league.
Tue May 21, 2013 8:27 am
j.m2672 wrote:GENERAL CHAT wrote:j.m2672 wrote:GENERAL CHAT wrote:Had over 20,000 S/T holders.
Some will be plastics of course.
Whats you point?[/qu the way you went on when those threads were about that this sort of thing wouldnt happen to you because of your massive fan base , but we all know it happens to every club and you are no different.there were loads of threads saying our fans were only there to watch the big teams , do you agree the same will happen to you .
Please find where I have said these things?
We do have a large fan base though. No doubt the biggest in this country.
i never said you said this ,i'm responding to the threads that were started when we went up.
so then the last few games which sold out were all corporate and the old boys , do me a favour , its nice of you to put a positive spin on it,there will thousands there just because its the premier league.
Tue May 21, 2013 8:37 am
Mario Polotelli wrote:j.m2672 wrote:Mario Polotelli wrote:You doubled your crowd with plastics, we will just be adding 10% which will be made up of corporates and older fans coming back
so then the last few games which sold out were all corporate and the old boys , do me a favour , its nice of you to put a positive spin on it,there will thousands there just because its the premier league.
Wether you choose to admit it or not Mush, Cardiff has a huge catchment area so we dont need to rely on rugby fans to come and fill the stadium.
Swansea, for all its nice surrounding areas such as the Gower, is a very small City in the back of beyond so you have to rely on Rugby fans and Liverpool / Man U types to make up the numbers.
No coincidence your crowds increase and you start singing rugby songs.
Thats not to knock the 3,000 or so Swansea die-hards who have been there since the dungeon but even back then if you had a big game you would maybe pull 8,000 but we used to pull 16-20,000.
Its just the way it is fella I dont know why you lot get so upset about it.
Cardiff = bigger city and capital city and better location so will obviously attract more support.
Tue May 21, 2013 8:40 am
j.m2672 wrote:Mario Polotelli wrote:j.m2672 wrote:Mario Polotelli wrote:You doubled your crowd with plastics, we will just be adding 10% which will be made up of corporates and older fans coming back
so then the last few games which sold out were all corporate and the old boys , do me a favour , its nice of you to put a positive spin on it,there will thousands there just because its the premier league.
Wether you choose to admit it or not Mush, Cardiff has a huge catchment area so we dont need to rely on rugby fans to come and fill the stadium.
Swansea, for all its nice surrounding areas such as the Gower, is a very small City in the back of beyond so you have to rely on Rugby fans and Liverpool / Man U types to make up the numbers.
No coincidence your crowds increase and you start singing rugby songs.
Thats not to knock the 3,000 or so Swansea die-hards who have been there since the dungeon but even back then if you had a big game you would maybe pull 8,000 but we used to pull 16-20,000.
Its just the way it is fella I dont know why you lot get so upset about it.
Cardiff = bigger city and capital city and better location so will obviously attract more support.
i'm not saying you dont have a bigger catchment area, you walked the league and your fans did not come. as for rugby songs , do you mean the one you lot used to sing, and don t be mistaken i'm not upset , just discussing. cardiff =bigger city yes, capital yes , football team second best in my opinion which is the the ket factor dont you think.
Tue May 21, 2013 8:42 am
GENERAL CHAT wrote:you have the bigger catchment area which will mean more rugby fans more man u , liverpool etc fans , im not saying you dont have a big hardcore fanbase but you also will have a lot more plastics turning up then you think.j.m2672 wrote:GENERAL CHAT wrote:j.m2672 wrote:GENERAL CHAT wrote:Had over 20,000 S/T holders.
Some will be plastics of course.
Whats you point?[/qu the way you went on when those threads were about that this sort of thing wouldnt happen to you because of your massive fan base , but we all know it happens to every club and you are no different.there were loads of threads saying our fans were only there to watch the big teams , do you agree the same will happen to you .
Please find where I have said these things?
We do have a large fan base though. No doubt the biggest in this country.
i never said you said this ,i'm responding to the threads that were started when we went up.
so then the last few games which sold out were all corporate and the old boys , do me a favour , its nice of you to put a positive spin on it,there will thousands there just because its the premier league.
Okay then, out of the 2,000 extra fans, you're saying all were plastics and had never been before?
Even so,(but I doubt it) it's only a small percentage. (about 10%)
(In comparison to your crowd increase, from your last year in the championship, 15,000ish average, almost a 25% increase, would be far more than ours)
If that makes sense?
Basically, you had a much higher increase in fans percentage wise, you were bound to get a bigger average of plastics.
Tue May 21, 2013 8:47 am
Tue May 21, 2013 8:55 am
j.m2672 wrote:Mario Polotelli wrote:You doubled your crowd with plastics, we will just be adding 10% which will be made up of corporates and older fans coming back
so then the last few games which sold out were all corporate and the old boys , do me a favour , its nice of you to put a positive spin on it,there will thousands there just because its the premier league.
Tue May 21, 2013 8:56 am
Tue May 21, 2013 9:07 am
j.m2672 wrote:cardiff =bigger city yes, capital yes , football team second best in my opinion which is the the key factor dont you think.
Tue May 21, 2013 9:28 am
Tue May 21, 2013 9:43 am
Tue May 21, 2013 9:50 am
OddBalls wrote:If we were playing in a 40k stadium and we all of a sudden started filling it out from our average attendance this season then you may have a point, but Our stadium only holds just under 27k so hardly a massive amount jumping on the bandwagon, considering we've been averaging around 22k since we moved to the new stadium, and the size of our catchment area. In my opinion its good to see us both reclaiming our areas back from the armchair man united liverpool fans... Hopefully they will go the same way as white dog shit, the longer both our clubs stay in the premier league
Tue May 21, 2013 10:04 am
j.m2672 wrote:when swansea reached the premier league and we gained our new fans all you went on about is that they were rugby /plastic fans, never watched the swans before and were only turned up to watch man u , liverpool etc, now your there im intrested what catergory your new fans will fall under , and dont say they were always there, you averaged around 22,000 all season until the last few games , then the glory hunters turned up,no doubt you will sellout all season with fans that will want to watch the big teams .
Tue May 21, 2013 10:09 am
Tue May 21, 2013 10:11 am
Mario Polotelli wrote:OddBalls wrote:If we were playing in a 40k stadium and we all of a sudden started filling it out from our average attendance this season then you may have a point, but Our stadium only holds just under 27k so hardly a massive amount jumping on the bandwagon, considering we've been averaging around 22k since we moved to the new stadium, and the size of our catchment area. In my opinion its good to see us both reclaiming our areas back from the armchair man united liverpool fans... Hopefully they will go the same way as white dog shit, the longer both our clubs stay in the premier league
They havent reclaimed their area though. Mate of mine in work, says he cant stand what the PL has done to the jacks, reckons there is hundreds of people turning up in rugby / liverpool / man u shirts every home game.
Tue May 21, 2013 10:14 am
j.m2672 wrote:Mario Polotelli wrote:OddBalls wrote:If we were playing in a 40k stadium and we all of a sudden started filling it out from our average attendance this season then you may have a point, but Our stadium only holds just under 27k so hardly a massive amount jumping on the bandwagon, considering we've been averaging around 22k since we moved to the new stadium, and the size of our catchment area. In my opinion its good to see us both reclaiming our areas back from the armchair man united liverpool fans... Hopefully they will go the same way as white dog shit, the longer both our clubs stay in the premier league
They havent reclaimed their area though. Mate of mine in work, says he cant stand what the PL has done to the jacks, reckons there is hundreds of people turning up in rugby / liverpool / man u shirts every home game.
the old my mate said comment, i havent seen one person in or walking around the ground in a rugby , liverpool ,man u shirts on , and you say hundreds , really grow up
Tue May 21, 2013 10:19 am
j.m2672 wrote:Jinks wrote:j.m2672 wrote:when swansea reached the premier league and we gained our new fans all you went on about is that they were rugby /plastic fans, never watched the swans before and were only turned up to watch man u , liverpool etc, now your there im intrested what catergory your new fans will fall under , and dont say they were always there, you averaged around 22,000 all season until the last few games , then the glory hunters turned up,no doubt you will sellout all season with fans that will want to watch the big teams .
I detect worry in your post![]()
We are the capital city
We are bigger than your tin pot town that only has a few nice beaches and a green apple kiosk to offer..
Your football club is punching above it's weight and it won't be long before you find your level along side your twin club the english wigan...
if you cant answer the post in a decent manner dont bother , go and do some gardening
Tue May 21, 2013 11:16 am
Jinks wrote:j.m2672 wrote:Jinks wrote:j.m2672 wrote:when swansea reached the premier league and we gained our new fans all you went on about is that they were rugby /plastic fans, never watched the swans before and were only turned up to watch man u , liverpool etc, now your there im intrested what catergory your new fans will fall under , and dont say they were always there, you averaged around 22,000 all season until the last few games , then the glory hunters turned up,no doubt you will sellout all season with fans that will want to watch the big teams .
I detect worry in your post![]()
We are the capital city
We are bigger than your tin pot town that only has a few nice beaches and a green apple kiosk to offer..
Your football club is punching above it's weight and it won't be long before you find your level along side your twin club the english wigan...
if you cant answer the post in a decent manner dont bother , go and do some gardening
Please don't come onto a cardiff forum and try telling me what to do you inferior piece of swansea shit
Tue May 21, 2013 11:18 am
Tue May 21, 2013 11:25 am
Barry Chuckle wrote:There's no room for the plastics. Simple.