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jtc wrote:they seem quite happy with life atm.bet their fan base is united
Sat Sep 07, 2013 8:04 pm
jtc wrote:they seem quite happy with life atm.bet their fan base is united
Sat Sep 07, 2013 8:29 pm
Leytonstoneblue wrote:where they have ended up! According to a Chester supporter on the radio this morning, he was saying that Chester were given the opportunity in the late 90s, by the Duke of Westminster, who apparently has an estate up there, to have a cash injection that would have settled all debt. In exchange he wanted the team to change the kit, to the gold and green of Westminsters family and change the crest. The club rejected his request and ended up going bust and relegated over and over. Now they ain't got a pot to piss in and are stuck in the lower divisions, however they do still have their pride in tact and play in the same colours and badge that they always have done.![]()
Sat Sep 07, 2013 8:55 pm
Pontyclun Blue wrote:jtc wrote:they seem quite happy with life atm.bet their fan base is united
So were ours fans united at the last two home games when you look at the atmosphere there
Sat Sep 07, 2013 9:01 pm
Carpe Diem wrote:jtc wrote:they seem quite happy with life atm.bet their fan base is united
Yep, all 2000 of them at their last home game
Sat Sep 07, 2013 9:02 pm
Carpe Diem wrote:jtc wrote:they seem quite happy with life atm.bet their fan base is united
Yep, all 2000 of them at their last home game
Sat Sep 07, 2013 9:03 pm
Sat Sep 07, 2013 9:08 pm
CardiffKid wrote:What about the hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of football clubs the world over who have been taken over by new owners and have succeeded in getting promotion without butchering their club colours, insulting the clubs icons and whacking a shite badge on the shirt?
And what about the clubs that went bust without silly rebrands? Halifax, Darlington, Accrington, Newport...
Some of you lot are so passive, it's embarrassing, just really cringy..Almost taking glee in seeing the bluebird disappear.
Stand up for your club. Tan HATES blue, he HATES the bluebird.
Sat Sep 07, 2013 9:09 pm
Sat Sep 07, 2013 9:11 pm
jtc wrote:Carpe Diem wrote:jtc wrote:they seem quite happy with life atm.bet their fan base is united
Yep, all 2000 of them at their last home game
2k and building.as the team rises so will the fan base.i believe ccfc have aquired a fair few new fans since getting to the cup final and having relative success since then.it also works the other way.a few year of failure and fans drop away.happened at blues
Sat Sep 07, 2013 9:12 pm
CardiffKid wrote:What about the hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of football clubs the world over who have been taken over by new owners and have succeeded in getting promotion without butchering their club colours, insulting the clubs icons and whacking a shite badge on the shirt?
And what about the clubs that went bust without silly rebrands? Halifax, Darlington, Accrington, Newport...
Some of you lot are so passive, it's embarrassing, just really cringy..Almost taking glee in seeing the bluebird disappear.
Stand up for your club. Tan HATES blue, he HATES the bluebird.
Sat Sep 07, 2013 9:14 pm
CardiffKid wrote:What about the hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of football clubs the world over who have been taken over by new owners and have succeeded in getting promotion without butchering their club colours, insulting the clubs icons and whacking a shite badge on the shirt?
And what about the clubs that went bust without silly rebrands? Halifax, Darlington, Accrington, Newport...
Some of you lot are so passive, it's embarrassing, just really cringy..Almost taking glee in seeing the bluebird disappear.
Stand up for your club. Tan HATES blue, he HATES the bluebird.
Sat Sep 07, 2013 9:16 pm
CardiffKid wrote:What about the hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of football clubs the world over who have been taken over by new owners and have succeeded in getting promotion without butchering their club colours, insulting the clubs icons and whacking a shite badge on the shirt?
And what about the clubs that went bust without silly rebrands? Halifax, Darlington, Accrington, Newport...
Some of you lot are so passive, it's embarrassing, just really cringy..Almost taking glee in seeing the bluebird disappear.
Stand up for your club. Tan HATES blue, he HATES the bluebird.
Sat Sep 07, 2013 9:19 pm
jtc wrote:Pontyclun Blue wrote:jtc wrote:they seem quite happy with life atm.bet their fan base is united
So were ours fans united at the last two home games when you look at the atmosphere there
they were fantastic v man city,nqat.right behind the team on the pitch.i,d expect nothing else thb.that isn,t the whole picture though is it?
Sat Sep 07, 2013 9:24 pm
Carpe Diem wrote:jtc wrote:Carpe Diem wrote:jtc wrote:they seem quite happy with life atm.bet their fan base is united
Yep, all 2000 of them at their last home game
2k and building.as the team rises so will the fan base.i believe ccfc have aquired a fair few new fans since getting to the cup final and having relative success since then.it also works the other way.a few year of failure and fans drop away.happened at blues
No revelation there then. Of course success increases attendances. Works for every club in the land. There are limits though and Cardiff are a much bigger entity than Chester and I doubt they climb the divisions
Sat Sep 07, 2013 9:25 pm
Leytonstoneblue wrote:where they have ended up! According to a Chester supporter on the radio this morning, he was saying that Chester were given the opportunity in the late 90s, by the Duke of Westminster, who apparently has an estate up there, to have a cash injection that would have settled all debt. In exchange he wanted the team to change the kit, to the gold and green of Westminsters family and change the crest. The club rejected his request and ended up going bust and relegated over and over. Now they ain't got a pot to piss in and are stuck in the lower divisions, however they do still have their pride in tact and play in the same colours and badge that they always have done.![]()
Sat Sep 07, 2013 9:27 pm
Pontyclun Blue wrote:jtc wrote:Pontyclun Blue wrote:jtc wrote:they seem quite happy with life atm.bet their fan base is united
So were ours fans united at the last two home games when you look at the atmosphere there
they were fantastic v man city,nqat.right behind the team on the pitch.i,d expect nothing else thb.that isn,t the whole picture though is it?
I didn't say it was, last two home games I said
Sat Sep 07, 2013 9:28 pm
jtc wrote:Carpe Diem wrote:jtc wrote:Carpe Diem wrote:jtc wrote:they seem quite happy with life atm.bet their fan base is united
Yep, all 2000 of them at their last home game
2k and building.as the team rises so will the fan base.i believe ccfc have aquired a fair few new fans since getting to the cup final and having relative success since then.it also works the other way.a few year of failure and fans drop away.happened at blues
No revelation there then. Of course success increases attendances. Works for every club in the land. There are limits though and Cardiff are a much bigger entity than Chester and I doubt they climb the divisions
true cardiff are bigger than chester.if the likes of you can reach the prem it,s not nailed on chester wont is it?your neighbours were one result away from relegation to the conf.look at them over the last few seasons.no rebrand there and they living the dream with euro football too.stoke did it too.they were league 1 not so long ago.w.b.a too
Sat Sep 07, 2013 9:29 pm
Leytonstoneblue wrote:where they have ended up! According to a Chester supporter on the radio this morning, he was saying that Chester were given the opportunity in the late 90s, by the Duke of Westminster, who apparently has an estate up there, to have a cash injection that would have settled all debt. In exchange he wanted the team to change the kit, to the gold and green of Westminsters family and change the crest. The club rejected his request and ended up going bust and relegated over and over. Now they ain't got a pot to piss in and are stuck in the lower divisions, however they do still have their pride in tact and play in the same colours and badge that they always have done.![]()
Sat Sep 07, 2013 9:32 pm
Carpe Diem wrote:jtc wrote:Carpe Diem wrote:jtc wrote:Carpe Diem wrote:jtc wrote:they seem quite happy with life atm.bet their fan base is united
Yep, all 2000 of them at their last home game
2k and building.as the team rises so will the fan base.i believe ccfc have aquired a fair few new fans since getting to the cup final and having relative success since then.it also works the other way.a few year of failure and fans drop away.happened at blues
No revelation there then. Of course success increases attendances. Works for every club in the land. There are limits though and Cardiff are a much bigger entity than Chester and I doubt they climb the divisions
true cardiff are bigger than chester.if the likes of you can reach the prem it,s not nailed on chester wont is it?your neighbours were one result away from relegation to the conf.look at them over the last few seasons.no rebrand there and they living the dream with euro football too.stoke did it too.they were league 1 not so long ago.w.b.a too
And Chester are non-league. Probably their level but their history suggests league 2 at best. They won't be another stoke, WBA, Swansea or Cardiff City
Sat Sep 07, 2013 9:33 pm
Carpe Diem wrote:jtc wrote:Carpe Diem wrote:jtc wrote:Carpe Diem wrote:jtc wrote:they seem quite happy with life atm.bet their fan base is united
Yep, all 2000 of them at their last home game
2k and building.as the team rises so will the fan base.i believe ccfc have aquired a fair few new fans since getting to the cup final and having relative success since then.it also works the other way.a few year of failure and fans drop away.happened at blues
No revelation there then. Of course success increases attendances. Works for every club in the land. There are limits though and Cardiff are a much bigger entity than Chester and I doubt they climb the divisions
true cardiff are bigger than chester.if the likes of you can reach the prem it,s not nailed on chester wont is it?your neighbours were one result away from relegation to the conf.look at them over the last few seasons.no rebrand there and they living the dream with euro football too.stoke did it too.they were league 1 not so long ago.w.b.a too
And Chester are non-league. Probably their level but their history suggests league 2 at best. They won't be another stoke, WBA, Swansea or Cardiff City
Sat Sep 07, 2013 9:38 pm
jtc wrote:non league atm.with momentum in their favour.prob league two or one side i,d think.who knows .maybe someone comes and invests in them and they do a wigan?no one can say for sure can they?