Has swansea's recent success contributed

In a way to your re-brand, what i mean is did seeing swansea playing in the premier league mean cardiff had to get there no matter the cost, in terms of finance and possible losing history(blue shirts)

No

Did your parents being brother and sister have anything to do with your 6 toes and lack of brain cells

Nope.

You are so far up yourself, aye.

It had nothing to do with the rebrand itself imo. But had everything to do with them accepting it so easily.

It had nothing to do with the rebrand itself imo. But had everything to do with them accepting it so easily.

This.

no, why would it? the world doesn't revolve around your club

Nope.

You are so far up yourself, aye.

im not taking the pi*s, am asking because id like to know thats all.

It had nothing to do with the rebrand itself imo. But had everything to do with them accepting it so easily.

This.

Have to agree. Had you lot been in lower leagues our fans would have kicked off big time.

In a way to your re-brand, what i mean is did seeing swansea playing in the premier league mean cardiff had to get there no matter the cost, in terms of finance and possible losing history(blue shirts)

Of course not, we did it because the wealthy top business man owner thinks it will increase the revenue sustancially in china and Aisa ....

Yes I'm sure as soon as we were rebranded we all thought this is because of the pikeys down west give over ffs

It had nothing to do with the rebrand itself imo. But had everything to do with them accepting it so easily.

This.

Have to agree. Had you lot been in lower leagues our fans would have kicked off big time.

That's what i mean.

In a way to your re-brand, what i mean is did seeing swansea playing in the premier league mean cardiff had to get there no matter the cost, in terms of finance and possible losing history(blue shirts)

Bizarre theory

We had just failed in a play off semi final, then we were threatened with our main benefactor pulling the plug on his previous 3 year commitment. The first thought would have been to avoid the winding up orders and the court cases. We were never guaranteed promotion were we - the guaranteed security of the club was far more important than the small inconvenience of you lot punching above your weight

In a way to your re-brand, what i mean is did seeing swansea playing in the premier league mean cardiff had to get there no matter the cost, in terms of finance and possible losing history(blue shirts)

Bizarre theory

We had just failed in a play off semi final, then we were threatened with our main benefactor pulling the plug on his previous 3 year commitment. The first thought would have been to avoid the winding up orders and the court cases. We were never guaranteed promotion were we - the guaranteed security of the club was far more important than the small inconvenience of you lot punching above your weight

Spot on.

well there are many Cardiff fans on here that admit that they were leaning towards backing because we were already in the prem so the answer to your question is probably yes. otherwise there would have been some opposition to it instead of pretty much nothing. others will state other reasons, which were also contributory factors lets be honest. But I think anyone who says they didn't think about the increased opportunity to get to where we were may be telling a fib.

If they were concerned about the state of the finances back then, then those same people shouldn't be calling for 50k a week signings and 25 million quid on transfer fees. theres an awful lot of that type around.

In a way to your re-brand, what i mean is did seeing swansea playing in the premier league mean cardiff had to get there no matter the cost, in terms of finance and possible losing history(blue shirts)

Welcome back swansealad I knew you couldn't resist coming back on the forum

well there are many Cardiff fans on here that admit that they were leaning towards backing because we were already in the prem so the answer to your question is probably yes. otherwise there would have been some opposition to it instead of pretty much nothing. others will state other reasons, which were also contributory factors lets be honest. But I think anyone who says they didn't think about the increased opportunity to get to where we were may be telling a fib.

If they were concerned about the state of the finances back then, then those same people shouldn't be calling for 50k a week signings and 25 million quid on transfer fees. theres an awful lot of that type around.

Why don't you concentrate on supporting that little club down the Liberty

What major problems do the jacks need to solve?
Not a wind up just a genuine question.

well there are many Cardiff fans on here that admit that they were leaning towards backing because we were already in the prem so the answer to your question is probably yes. otherwise there would have been some opposition to it instead of pretty much nothing. others will state other reasons, which were also contributory factors lets be honest. But I think anyone who says they didn't think about the increased opportunity to get to where we were may be telling a fib.

If they were concerned about the state of the finances back then, then those same people shouldn't be calling for 50k a week signings and 25 million quid on transfer fees. theres an awful lot of that type around.

well there are many Cardiff fans on here that admit that they were leaning towards backing because we were already in the prem so the answer to your question is probably yes. otherwise there would have been some opposition to it instead of pretty much nothing. others will state other reasons, which were also contributory factors lets be honest. But I think anyone who says they didn't think about the increased opportunity to get to where we were may be telling a fib.

If they were concerned about the state of the finances back then, then those same people shouldn't be calling for 50k a week signings and 25 million quid on transfer fees. theres an awful lot of that type around.

Why don't you concentrate on supporting that little club down the Liberty

not something I have to concentrate on really is it. lets be fair.

well there are many Cardiff fans on here that admit that they were leaning towards backing because we were already in the prem so the answer to your question is probably yes. otherwise there would have been some opposition to it instead of pretty much nothing. others will state other reasons, which were also contributory factors lets be honest. But I think anyone who says they didn't think about the increased opportunity to get to where we were may be telling a fib.

If they were concerned about the state of the finances back then, then those same people shouldn't be calling for 50k a week signings and 25 million quid on transfer fees. theres an awful lot of that type around.

Why don't you concentrate on supporting that little club down the Liberty

not something I have to concentrate on really is it. lets be fair.

So the many Cardiff fans you refer to on here are, err two.

Yes we were all trying to get where you were, but not because you were there.

We needed the backing or we were bust. Fact.

well there are many Cardiff fans on here that admit that they were leaning towards backing because we were already in the prem so the answer to your question is probably yes. otherwise there would have been some opposition to it instead of pretty much nothing. others will state other reasons, which were also contributory factors lets be honest. But I think anyone who says they didn't think about the increased opportunity to get to where we were may be telling a fib.

If they were concerned about the state of the finances back then, then those same people shouldn't be calling for 50k a week signings and 25 million quid on transfer fees. theres an awful lot of that type around.

Why don't you concentrate on supporting that little club down the Liberty

not something I have to concentrate on really is it. lets be fair.

So the many Cardiff fans you refer to on here are, err two.

Yes we were all trying to get where you were, but not because you were there.

We needed the backing or we were bust. Fact.

two on this thread yes. but many more over the countless other threads on the subject.

In a way to your re-brand, what i mean is did seeing swansea playing in the premier league mean cardiff had to get there no matter the cost, in terms of finance and possible losing history(blue shirts)

Welcome back swansealad I knew you couldn't resist coming back on the forum

well there are many Cardiff fans on here that admit that they were leaning towards backing because we were already in the prem so the answer to your question is probably yes. otherwise there would have been some opposition to it instead of pretty much nothing. others will state other reasons, which were also contributory factors lets be honest. But I think anyone who says they didn't think about the increased opportunity to get to where we were may be telling a fib.

If they were concerned about the state of the finances back then, then those same people shouldn't be calling for 50k a week signings and 25 million quid on transfer fees. theres an awful lot of that type around.

Why don't you concentrate on supporting that little club down the Liberty

not something I have to concentrate on really is it. lets be fair.

So the many Cardiff fans you refer to on here are, err two.

Yes we were all trying to get where you were, but not because you were there.

We needed the backing or we were bust. Fact.

two on this thread yes. but many more over the countless other threads on the subject.

Oh yes, I have seen many threads saying we took the red because you were in the prem.
So many you are going to show me links to about 20 of them now?
Get lost!

Without a doubt it did. 100%.

Just glance at the archives of this and other cardiff city forums. The moment Swansea got to the big league, discontent amongst Cardiff fans reached a new high. Cardiff fans from that point on HAD to be in the premier league.

People have said before that if a rich businessman tried to make Everton play in red or Liverpool in blue then it just wouldn't be allowed to happen. The majority of Cardiff fans were not that bothered about the rebrand and those that did care were quickly mellowed by the promise of premier league football. what happened to all those 'i wont go again' fans. Still attending aye?

Like your chairman says, maybe a small number might leave but the majority are just happy for success.... I even heard this classic more than a few times: "i'd play in pink if it got us to the premier league".

cardiff sold out and anyone who denies that is lying. Jealousy of Swansea was a factor in that.

Without a doubt it did. 100%.

Just glance at the archives of this and other cardiff city forums. The moment Swansea got to the big league, discontent amongst Cardiff fans reached a new high. Cardiff fans from that point on HAD to be in the premier league.

People have said before that if a rich businessman tried to make Everton play in red or Liverpool in blue then it just wouldn't be allowed to happen. The majority of Cardiff fans were not that bothered about the rebrand and those that did care were quickly mellowed by the promise of premier league football. what happened to all those 'i wont go again' fans. Still attending aye?

Like your chairman says, maybe a small number might leave but the majority are just happy for success.... I even heard this classic more than a few times: "i'd play in pink if it got us to the premier league".

cardiff sold out and anyone who denies that is lying. Jealousy of Swansea was a factor in that.

We have nothing to prove you've been living in our shadow for the majority of your history

Without a doubt it did. 100%.

Just glance at the archives of this and other cardiff city forums. The moment Swansea got to the big league, discontent amongst Cardiff fans reached a new high. Cardiff fans from that point on HAD to be in the premier league.

People have said before that if a rich businessman tried to make Everton play in red or Liverpool in blue then it just wouldn't be allowed to happen. The majority of Cardiff fans were not that bothered about the rebrand and those that did care were quickly mellowed by the promise of premier league football. what happened to all those 'i wont go again' fans. Still attending aye?

Like your chairman says, maybe a small number might leave but the majority are just happy for success.... I even heard this classic more than a few times: "i'd play in pink if it got us to the premier league".

cardiff sold out and anyone who denies that is lying. Jealousy of Swansea was a factor in that.

Give us a link to the archives...Show me where we had to take red because of little old Swansea.

Without a doubt it did. 100%.

Just glance at the archives of this and other cardiff city forums. The moment Swansea got to the big league, discontent amongst Cardiff fans reached a new high. Cardiff fans from that point on HAD to be in the premier league.

People have said before that if a rich businessman tried to make Everton play in red or Liverpool in blue then it just wouldn't be allowed to happen. The majority of Cardiff fans were not that bothered about the rebrand and those that did care were quickly mellowed by the promise of premier league football. what happened to all those 'i wont go again' fans. Still attending aye?

Like your chairman says, maybe a small number might leave but the majority are just happy for success.... I even heard this classic more than a few times: "i'd play in pink if it got us to the premier league".

cardiff sold out and anyone who denies that is lying. Jealousy of Swansea was a factor in that.

Better than selling out on our local businesses though.

Without a doubt it did. 100%.

Just glance at the archives of this and other cardiff city forums. The moment Swansea got to the big league, discontent amongst Cardiff fans reached a new high. Cardiff fans from that point on HAD to be in the premier league.

People have said before that if a rich businessman tried to make Everton play in red or Liverpool in blue then it just wouldn't be allowed to happen. The majority of Cardiff fans were not that bothered about the rebrand and those that did care were quickly mellowed by the promise of premier league football. what happened to all those 'i wont go again' fans. Still attending aye?

Like your chairman says, maybe a small number might leave but the majority are just happy for success.... I even heard this classic more than a few times: "i'd play in pink if it got us to the premier league".

cardiff sold out and anyone who denies that is lying. Jealousy of Swansea was a factor in that.

Give us a link to the archives...Show me where we had to take red because of little old Swansea.

Nobody says you had to take red. There was relatively little opposition to your rebranding though and a big part of that was to keep up with your rivals. The moment Swansea suceeded in doing something you had never done before, CCFC changed forever. You even sacked Dave Jones the very same day we got promoted ffs...says it all. From that point on it was success at any cost and anything the Malaysians wanted would be accepted. sad but true.

Yes because of course you're more important than our club surviving. Without surviving we'd not have a team to be your rivals let alone focus on you, idiot.