Stressing over derby day??

Me too! Let's lighten the mood and discuss the whereabouts of the Gower. I'll start the ball rolling..

It's in Swansea.

Over to you...

I though he played for Southend?
No sure where he is now

a swansea postcode is all it has pal, so does most of pembrokeshire..... it takes half an hour to drive from the brittania pub to the outskirts of swansea. By that reckoning, brecon beacons are part of cardiff too eh? keep trying....

a swansea postcode is all it has pal, so does most of pembrokeshire..... it takes half an hour to drive from the brittania pub to the outskirts of swansea. By that reckoning, brecon beacons are part of cardiff too eh? keep trying....

Just a post code? Bollocks.

What do you class as the outskirts of Swansea?

Who cares

a swansea postcode is all it has pal, so does most of pembrokeshire..... it takes half an hour to drive from the brittania pub to the outskirts of swansea. By that reckoning, brecon beacons are part of cardiff too eh? keep trying....

Just a post code? Bollocks.

What do you class as the outskirts of Swansea?

The river Louchor, (or however you spell it), to the west. Llansamlet, to the east. Morrison, to the north.

Life will stiff go on if we win or lose

a swansea postcode is all it has pal, so does most of pembrokeshire..... it takes half an hour to drive from the brittania pub to the outskirts of swansea. By that reckoning, brecon beacons are part of cardiff too eh? keep trying....

Just a post code? Bollocks.

What do you class as the outskirts of Swansea?

The river Louchor, (or however you spell it), to the west. Llansamlet, to the east. Morrison, to the north.

All you need to know...

The new City and County of Swansea covers an area of 378 square kilometres (146 square miles), about 2% of the area of Wales.
Extending from Rhossili Down at the western edge of the Gower Peninsula to Kilvey Hill, Crymlyn Bog and the slopes of the Drummau Mountain on the eastern border with Neath Port Talbot; and from Mumbles Head and the sweep of Swansea Bay in the south to the 1200 ft. ridge of Mynydd y Gwair overlooking the Amman Valley in the north, the new City and County covers an area of 378 square kilometres (146 square miles), about 2% of the area of Wales.

The City and County can be broadly divided into 4 physical areas. In the north, the Lliw Uplands present an open moorland feature; the Gower Peninsula in the west, a rural landscape with contrasting coasts and a collection of small villages; the urban and suburban centre stretching from Swansea to Gorseinon and Pontarddulais; and the coastal strip around Swansea Bay.

http://www.swansea.gov.uk/index.cfm?articleid=139

a swansea postcode is all it has pal, so does most of pembrokeshire..... it takes half an hour to drive from the brittania pub to the outskirts of swansea. By that reckoning, brecon beacons are part of cardiff too eh? keep trying....

Just a post code? Bollocks.

What do you class as the outskirts of Swansea?

The river Louchor, (or however you spell it), to the west. Llansamlet, to the east. Morrison, to the north.

All you need to know...

The new City and County of Swansea covers an area of 378 square kilometres (146 square miles), about 2% of the area of Wales.
Extending from Rhossili Down at the western edge of the Gower Peninsula to Kilvey Hill, Crymlyn Bog and the slopes of the Drummau Mountain on the eastern border with Neath Port Talbot; and from Mumbles Head and the sweep of Swansea Bay in the south to the 1200 ft. ridge of Mynydd y Gwair overlooking the Amman Valley in the north, the new City and County covers an area of 378 square kilometres (146 square miles), about 2% of the area of Wales.

The City and County can be broadly divided into 4 physical areas. In the north, the Lliw Uplands present an open moorland feature; the Gower Peninsula in the west, a rural landscape with contrasting coasts and a collection of small villages; the urban and suburban centre stretching from Swansea to Gorseinon and Pontarddulais; and the coastal strip around Swansea Bay.

http://www.swansea.gov.uk/index.cfm?articleid=139

That's, more or less, what I said. Never disputed that the Gower, and Mumbles, belong to Swansea.

all you need to know:

its not yours!

a swansea postcode is all it has pal, so does most of pembrokeshire..... it takes half an hour to drive from the brittania pub to the outskirts of swansea. By that reckoning, brecon beacons are part of cardiff too eh? keep trying....

Just a post code? Bollocks.

What do you class as the outskirts of Swansea?

The river Louchor, (or however you spell it), to the west. Llansamlet, to the east. Morrison, to the north.

All you need to know...

The new City and County of Swansea covers an area of 378 square kilometres (146 square miles), about 2% of the area of Wales.
Extending from Rhossili Down at the western edge of the Gower Peninsula to Kilvey Hill, Crymlyn Bog and the slopes of the Drummau Mountain on the eastern border with Neath Port Talbot; and from Mumbles Head and the sweep of Swansea Bay in the south to the 1200 ft. ridge of Mynydd y Gwair overlooking the Amman Valley in the north, the new City and County covers an area of 378 square kilometres (146 square miles), about 2% of the area of Wales.

The City and County can be broadly divided into 4 physical areas. In the north, the Lliw Uplands present an open moorland feature; the Gower Peninsula in the west, a rural landscape with contrasting coasts and a collection of small villages; the urban and suburban centre stretching from Swansea to Gorseinon and Pontarddulais; and the coastal strip around Swansea Bay.

http://www.swansea.gov.uk/index.cfm?articleid=139

That's, more or less, what I said. Never disputed that the Gower, and Mumbles, belong to Swansea.

O.k good. So what would you say to the likes of goats and Cardiff Daft who say that it's nothing more than a postcode?

a swansea postcode is all it has pal, so does most of pembrokeshire..... it takes half an hour to drive from the brittania pub to the outskirts of swansea. By that reckoning, brecon beacons are part of cardiff too eh? keep trying....

Just a post code? Bollocks.

What do you class as the outskirts of Swansea?

The river Louchor, (or however you spell it), to the west. Llansamlet, to the east. Morrison, to the north.

All you need to know...

The new City and County of Swansea covers an area of 378 square kilometres (146 square miles), about 2% of the area of Wales.
Extending from Rhossili Down at the western edge of the Gower Peninsula to Kilvey Hill, Crymlyn Bog and the slopes of the Drummau Mountain on the eastern border with Neath Port Talbot; and from Mumbles Head and the sweep of Swansea Bay in the south to the 1200 ft. ridge of Mynydd y Gwair overlooking the Amman Valley in the north, the new City and County covers an area of 378 square kilometres (146 square miles), about 2% of the area of Wales.

The City and County can be broadly divided into 4 physical areas. In the north, the Lliw Uplands present an open moorland feature; the Gower Peninsula in the west, a rural landscape with contrasting coasts and a collection of small villages; the urban and suburban centre stretching from Swansea to Gorseinon and Pontarddulais; and the coastal strip around Swansea Bay.

http://www.swansea.gov.uk/index.cfm?articleid=139

That's, more or less, what I said. Never disputed that the Gower, and Mumbles, belong to Swansea.

O.k good. So what would you say to the likes of goats and Cardiff Daft who say that it's nothing more than a postcode?

Its swansea councils responsibility to keep it clean and tidy, thats it.

The gower was around for a lot longer than swansea has existed. Now if you can show me the deeds which will surely prove that swansea own the gower I will gladly take it all back.

a swansea postcode is all it has pal, so does most of pembrokeshire..... it takes half an hour to drive from the brittania pub to the outskirts of swansea. By that reckoning, brecon beacons are part of cardiff too eh? keep trying....

Just a post code? Bollocks.

What do you class as the outskirts of Swansea?

The river Louchor, (or however you spell it), to the west. Llansamlet, to the east. Morrison, to the north.

All you need to know...

The new City and County of Swansea covers an area of 378 square kilometres (146 square miles), about 2% of the area of Wales.
Extending from Rhossili Down at the western edge of the Gower Peninsula to Kilvey Hill, Crymlyn Bog and the slopes of the Drummau Mountain on the eastern border with Neath Port Talbot; and from Mumbles Head and the sweep of Swansea Bay in the south to the 1200 ft. ridge of Mynydd y Gwair overlooking the Amman Valley in the north, the new City and County covers an area of 378 square kilometres (146 square miles), about 2% of the area of Wales.

The City and County can be broadly divided into 4 physical areas. In the north, the Lliw Uplands present an open moorland feature; the Gower Peninsula in the west, a rural landscape with contrasting coasts and a collection of small villages; the urban and suburban centre stretching from Swansea to Gorseinon and Pontarddulais; and the coastal strip around Swansea Bay.

http://www.swansea.gov.uk/index.cfm?articleid=139

That's, more or less, what I said. Never disputed that the Gower, and Mumbles, belong to Swansea.

O.k good. So what would you say to the likes of goats and Cardiff Daft who say that it's nothing more than a postcode?

Postcodes cover a very wide area. CF postcodes cover Merthyr, Pontypridd, and Cowbridge, none of which are in Cardiff. After 36 years living in Cardiff, (CF14), I'm now back in Carmarthen. We have an SA postcode, but were not in Swansea!

Bridgend county has a CF postcode... Nowhere near Cardiff..

as I say though.. Who gives a shit?

a swansea postcode is all it has pal, so does most of pembrokeshire..... it takes half an hour to drive from the brittania pub to the outskirts of swansea. By that reckoning, brecon beacons are part of cardiff too eh? keep trying....

Just a post code? Bollocks.

What do you class as the outskirts of Swansea?

WALES!

Its swansea councils responsibility to keep it clean and tidy, thats it.

The gower was around for a lot longer than swansea has existed. Now if you can show me the deeds which will surely prove that swansea own the gower I will gladly take it all back.

The Gower is geographically, administratively and politically part of the City and County of Swansea.

Geographically and administratively..

The City and County can be broadly divided into 4 physical areas. In the north, the Lliw Uplands present an open moorland feature; the Gower Peninsula in the west, a rural landscape with contrasting coasts and a collection of small villages; the urban and suburban centre stretching from Swansea to Gorseinon and Pontarddulais; and the coastal strip around Swansea Bay.

http://www.swansea.gov.uk/index.cfm?articleid=139

Politically..

Taken from Martin Caton's website (M.P for Gower)
Some 76,000 people live in Gower and its population gre by 1.7% between 2001 and 2004. These make up around 31,300 households. The Constituency lies entirely within the borders of the City & County of Swansea.

http://www.martin-caton.co.uk/

Still think it's just a postcode?

Its swansea councils responsibility to keep it clean and tidy, thats it.

The gower was around for a lot longer than swansea has existed. Now if you can show me the deeds which will surely prove that swansea own the gower I will gladly take it all back.

The Gower is geographically, administratively and politically part of the City and County of Swansea.

Geographically and administratively..

The City and County can be broadly divided into 4 physical areas. In the north, the Lliw Uplands present an open moorland feature; the Gower Peninsula in the west, a rural landscape with contrasting coasts and a collection of small villages; the urban and suburban centre stretching from Swansea to Gorseinon and Pontarddulais; and the coastal strip around Swansea Bay.

http://www.swansea.gov.uk/index.cfm?articleid=139

Politically..

Taken from Martin Caton's website (M.P for Gower)
Some 76,000 people live in Gower and its population gre by 1.7% between 2001 and 2004. These make up around 31,300 households. The Constituency lies entirely within the borders of the City & County of Swansea.

http://www.martin-caton.co.uk/

Still think it's just a postcode?

So no proof that swansea owns the gower then, just like I thought. swansea council keeps it clean, thats it. Your like the janitor.

With Cardiff being the capital its ours. Keep it clean now, theres a good gypo.

a swansea postcode is all it has pal, so does most of pembrokeshire..... it takes half an hour to drive from the brittania pub to the outskirts of swansea. By that reckoning, brecon beacons are part of cardiff too eh? keep trying....

Just a post code? Bollocks.

What do you class as the outskirts of Swansea?

WALES!

Its swansea councils responsibility to keep it clean and tidy, thats it.

The gower was around for a lot longer than swansea has existed. Now if you can show me the deeds which will surely prove that swansea own the gower I will gladly take it all back.

The Gower is geographically, administratively and politically part of the City and County of Swansea.

Geographically and administratively..

The City and County can be broadly divided into 4 physical areas. In the north, the Lliw Uplands present an open moorland feature; the Gower Peninsula in the west, a rural landscape with contrasting coasts and a collection of small villages; the urban and suburban centre stretching from Swansea to Gorseinon and Pontarddulais; and the coastal strip around Swansea Bay.

http://www.swansea.gov.uk/index.cfm?articleid=139

Politically..

Taken from Martin Caton's website (M.P for Gower)
Some 76,000 people live in Gower and its population gre by 1.7% between 2001 and 2004. These make up around 31,300 households. The Constituency lies entirely within the borders of the City & County of Swansea.

http://www.martin-caton.co.uk/

Still think it's just a postcode?

So no proof that swansea owns the gower then, just like I thought. swansea council keeps it clean, thats it. Your like the janitor.

With Cardiff being the capital its ours. Keep it clean now, theres a good gypo.

Who said anything about "owning" the Gower? What I said is Gower is "part of" the City and County of Swansea. This I have now proved to you beyond all reasonable doubt.

P.s, There are 8.0625 pikeys living in Cardiff for every 1 in Swansea. And don't forget it pikey!

P.s, There are 8.0625 pikeys living in Cardiff for every 1 in Swansea. And don't forget it pikey!

Swansea's too much of a shit tip for even the Pikeys these days!

P.s, There are 8.0625 pikeys living in Cardiff for every 1 in Swansea. And don't forget it pikey!

Swansea's too much of a shit tip for even the Pikeys these days!

They prefer the Cardiff slums. Reminds them of the the Irish shantytowns they used to call home.

Its swansea councils responsibility to keep it clean and tidy, thats it.

The gower was around for a lot longer than swansea has existed. Now if you can show me the deeds which will surely prove that swansea own the gower I will gladly take it all back.

The Gower is geographically, administratively and politically part of the City and County of Swansea.

Geographically and administratively..

The City and County can be broadly divided into 4 physical areas. In the north, the Lliw Uplands present an open moorland feature; the Gower Peninsula in the west, a rural landscape with contrasting coasts and a collection of small villages; the urban and suburban centre stretching from Swansea to Gorseinon and Pontarddulais; and the coastal strip around Swansea Bay.

http://www.swansea.gov.uk/index.cfm?articleid=139

Politically..

Taken from Martin Caton's website (M.P for Gower)
Some 76,000 people live in Gower and its population gre by 1.7% between 2001 and 2004. These make up around 31,300 households. The Constituency lies entirely within the borders of the City & County of Swansea.

http://www.martin-caton.co.uk/

Still think it's just a postcode?

So no proof that swansea owns the gower then, just like I thought. swansea council keeps it clean, thats it. Your like the janitor.

With Cardiff being the capital its ours. Keep it clean now, theres a good gypo.

Who said anything about "owning" the Gower? What I said is Gower is "part of" the City and County of Swansea. This I have now proved to you beyond all reasonable doubt.

P.s, There are 8.0625 pikeys living in Cardiff for every 1 in Swansea. And don't forget it pikey!

The gower isnt yours, let it go daps. Silly gypo.

I've never felt less stress over a derby

Apparently you're light years ahead of us and most jacks(and some Cardiff) are expecting a resounding away win

Anything else will be a bonus

Its swansea councils responsibility to keep it clean and tidy, thats it.

The gower was around for a lot longer than swansea has existed. Now if you can show me the deeds which will surely prove that swansea own the gower I will gladly take it all back.

The Gower is geographically, administratively and politically part of the City and County of Swansea.

Geographically and administratively..

The City and County can be broadly divided into 4 physical areas. In the north, the Lliw Uplands present an open moorland feature; the Gower Peninsula in the west, a rural landscape with contrasting coasts and a collection of small villages; the urban and suburban centre stretching from Swansea to Gorseinon and Pontarddulais; and the coastal strip around Swansea Bay.

http://www.swansea.gov.uk/index.cfm?articleid=139

Politically..

Taken from Martin Caton's website (M.P for Gower)
Some 76,000 people live in Gower and its population gre by 1.7% between 2001 and 2004. These make up around 31,300 households. The Constituency lies entirely within the borders of the City & County of Swansea.

http://www.martin-caton.co.uk/

Still think it's just a postcode?

So no proof that swansea owns the gower then, just like I thought. swansea council keeps it clean, thats it. Your like the janitor.

With Cardiff being the capital its ours. Keep it clean now, theres a good gypo.

Who said anything about "owning" the Gower? What I said is Gower is "part of" the City and County of Swansea. This I have now proved to you beyond all reasonable doubt.

P.s, There are 8.0625 pikeys living in Cardiff for every 1 in Swansea. And don't forget it pikey!

The gower isnt yours, let it go daps. Silly gypo.

Not mine personally no, but you do agree that it is part of the city and county of Swansea?

8.0625.. Rememer that figure next time you call someone from Swansea a gypo. People in glass houses etc..

I've never felt less stress over a derby

Apparently you're light years ahead of us and most jacks(and some Cardiff) are expecting a resounding away win

Anything else will be a bonus

Personally I'd take a draw right now.

I've never felt less stress over a derby

Apparently you're light years ahead of us and most jacks(and some Cardiff) are expecting a resounding away win

Anything else will be a bonus

Personally I'd take a draw right now.

I think we're all in agreement there

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Gower -
Cockle pickling, sister tickling
Shower

its always a good test when you speak to the people who live on the gower as i do regularly, they have all been lying to me over the years i guess daps as they all to a man or woman deny being jacks and like as little to do with you all as possible. They can tell when some swansea residents have passed through mind as there is usually broken glass in the car parks.....