* OFFICIAL - SWANSEA TOWN GAME *

For the visit of the west wales fishing village to their capital city, remember it is another 'GO BLUE FOR THE BLUEBIRDS' day.

Shirts, flags, scarves.................ALL IN BLUE!!





[color=#4000BF]BLOOOOOOOOOOOOOBIRDS!!!!!![/color]

Is this the same fishing village that was the first Welsh club in the Premier League?
Is this the same fishing village that recently won a major cup?
Is this the same fishing village that's currently having a successful European campaign?
Is this the same fishing village that finished 11th in the Premier League two years ago?
Is this the same fishing village that finished 9th in the Premier League last year?

Not doing very well for a capital city are you?

Is this the same fishing village that was the first Welsh club in the Premier League?
Is this the same fishing village that recently won a major cup?
Is this the same fishing village that's currently having a successful European campaign?
Is this the same fishing village that finished 11th in the Premier League two years ago?
Is this the same fishing village that finished 9th in the Premier League last year?

Not doing very well for a capital city are you?

Also not forgetting that at least we have fish! I don't think any marine life could survive in that polluted cesspit they call Tiger bay!

Is this the same fishing village that was the first Welsh club in the Premier League?
Is this the same fishing village that recently won a major cup?
Is this the same fishing village that's currently having a successful European campaign?
Is this the same fishing village that finished 11th in the Premier League two years ago?
Is this the same fishing village that finished 9th in the Premier League last year?

Not doing very well for a capital city are you?

You might want to focus on your economy and drug problem first before boasting about your sporting achievements.

Is this the same fishing village that was the first Welsh club in the Premier League?
Is this the same fishing village that recently won a major cup?
Is this the same fishing village that's currently having a successful European campaign?
Is this the same fishing village that finished 11th in the Premier League two years ago?
Is this the same fishing village that finished 9th in the Premier League last year?

Not doing very well for a capital city are you?

You might want to focus on your economy and drug problem first before boasting about your sporting achievements.

And there's me thinking this was a football forum! It's responses like that which show you for the cretins you are. Don't you know that Cardiff also has economic issues and a drug problem (and also a terrorist problem if recent reports are to be believed) so if you wish to debate any of those issues I will happily cross swords with you - though I doubt you will because you clearly lack the necessary intellect

You might want to focus on your economy and drug problem first before boasting about your sporting achievements.

And there's me thinking this was a football forum! It's responses like that which show you for the cretins you are. Don't you know that Cardiff also has economic issues and a drug problem (and also a terrorist problem if recent reports are to be believed) so if you wish to debate any of those issues I will happily cross swords with you - though I doubt you will because you clearly lack the necessary intellect

Lets debate it then as I am more than happy to do so. Swansea is, thanks to Hitler and the Nazi's strikes, a ruined industrialised shell. The place, once a great port with many uses got obliterated during the Blitz. Its never recovered. The place lacks any true economic opportunity or growth and the lack of investment from major companies in various sectors is telling in that regard. There's a reason they didn't want to electrify the railway all the way to Swansea and thats because they knew it was pointless as the initial investment needed to turn the place would be tenfold the return on said investment on infrastructure.

Cardiff has nowhere near the drug problem Swansea has and that has been proven with numerous reports. One of the latest can be seen here in testing at work places for substances that are otherwise known as fashionable drugs or clubbing drugs.

http://www.thisissouthwales.co.uk/Swans ... z2jWDXpw6C

And I quote 'Last year a study by organised crime police task force Operation Tarian listed 15 hotspots for use of the drug in Wales, which was topped by Llanelli, followed by Swansea, Bridgend, Newport and Ammanford.'

Considering Cardiff is a larger more multicultural city with stronger links to multicultural links like Birmingham and London the fact you have a higher drug problem is disturbing and tells its own story about the economic struggles the city faces today.

As for you saying I don't possess the intelligence, I can't help but laugh.

Again, I quote;

Overall Cardiff’s qualified population consistently outperforms the Wales and UK averages by some distance. This is partly determined by demographics, with Cardiff’s relatively young population, and also the existence of a number of universities in the South East Wales region. In 2008, 38.5% of the city's population were qualified with an NVQ4+, compared to 26.5% in Wales and 28.9% in the UK. The proportion of Cardiff’s working age population with no qualifications is lower than the Wales and UK averages. 11.1% in the city had no formal qualification, compared to 14.1% in Wales and 12.7% in the UK.
Cardiff is also particularly highly qualified in comparison with other cities in the UK. 32% of its residents have a degree or equivalent. Of the major cities outside London, only Edinburgh and Brighton have a higher proportion of its working age population with a degree or equivalent.

Feel free to continue digging if you wish. I'll continue to cite many of the sources available online to support my argument.

You might want to focus on your economy and drug problem first before boasting about your sporting achievements.

And there's me thinking this was a football forum! It's responses like that which show you for the cretins you are. Don't you know that Cardiff also has economic issues and a drug problem (and also a terrorist problem if recent reports are to be believed) so if you wish to debate any of those issues I will happily cross swords with you - though I doubt you will because you clearly lack the necessary intellect

Lets debate it then as I am more than happy to do so. Swansea is, thanks to Hitler and the Nazi's strikes, a ruined industrialised shell. The place, once a great port with many uses got obliterated during the Blitz. Its never recovered. The place lacks any true economic opportunity or growth and the lack of investment from major companies in various sectors is telling in that regard. There's a reason they didn't want to electrify the railway all the way to Swansea and thats because they knew it was pointless as the initial investment needed to turn the place would be tenfold the return on said investment on infrastructure.

Cardiff has nowhere near the drug problem Swansea has and that has been proven with numerous reports. One of the latest can be seen here in testing at work places for substances that are otherwise known as fashionable drugs or clubbing drugs.

http://www.thisissouthwales.co.uk/Swans ... z2jWDXpw6C

And I quote 'Last year a study by organised crime police task force Operation Tarian listed 15 hotspots for use of the drug in Wales, which was topped by Llanelli, followed by Swansea, Bridgend, Newport and Ammanford.'

Considering Cardiff is a larger more multicultural city with stronger links to multicultural links like Birmingham and London the fact you have a higher drug problem is disturbing and tells its own story about the economic struggles the city faces today.

As for you saying I don't possess the intelligence, I can't help but laugh.

Again, I quote;

Overall Cardiff’s qualified population consistently outperforms the Wales and UK averages by some distance. This is partly determined by demographics, with Cardiff’s relatively young population, and also the existence of a number of universities in the South East Wales region. In 2008, 38.5% of the city's population were qualified with an NVQ4+, compared to 26.5% in Wales and 28.9% in the UK. The proportion of Cardiff’s working age population with no qualifications is lower than the Wales and UK averages. 11.1% in the city had no formal qualification, compared to 14.1% in Wales and 12.7% in the UK.
Cardiff is also particularly highly qualified in comparison with other cities in the UK. 32% of its residents have a degree or equivalent. Of the major cities outside London, only Edinburgh and Brighton have a higher proportion of its working age population with a degree or equivalent.

Feel free to continue digging if you wish. I'll continue to cite many of the sources available online to support my argument.

.........and yet, going back to the gist of my original post, you are unable to compete with Swansea when it comes to football.

.........and yet, going back to the gist of my original post, you are unable to compete with Swansea when it comes to football.

We're competing against you tomorrow. It's a competitive fixture in a competitive league.

Is this the same fishing village that was the first Welsh club in the Premier League?
Is this the same fishing village that recently won a major cup?
Is this the same fishing village that's currently having a successful European campaign?
Is this the same fishing village that finished 11th in the Premier League two years ago?
Is this the same fishing village that finished 9th in the Premier League last year?

Not doing very well for a capital city are you?

Hook....line.....sinker. Got another obsessive troll here everyone!! so predictable.

Is this the same fishing village that was the first Welsh club in the Premier League?
Is this the same fishing village that recently won a major cup?
Is this the same fishing village that's currently having a successful European campaign?
Is this the same fishing village that finished 11th in the Premier League two years ago?
Is this the same fishing village that finished 9th in the Premier League last year?

Not doing very well for a capital city are you?

Hook....line.....sinker. Got another obsessive troll here everyone!! so predictable.

Standard response when unable to argue with facts. Boring

Is this the same fishing village that was the first Welsh club in the Premier League?
Is this the same fishing village that recently won a major cup?
Is this the same fishing village that's currently having a successful European campaign?
Is this the same fishing village that finished 11th in the Premier League two years ago?
Is this the same fishing village that finished 9th in the Premier League last year?

Not doing very well for a capital city are you?

Hook....line.....sinker. Got another obsessive troll here everyone!! so predictable.

Standard response when unable to argue with facts. Boring

Same boring old welsh wigan w@nkers trolling. Obsessed and on wrong messageboard - You are PATHETIC.

Is this the same fishing village that was the first Welsh club in the Premier League?
Is this the same fishing village that recently won a major cup?
Is this the same fishing village that's currently having a successful European campaign?
Is this the same fishing village that finished 11th in the Premier League two years ago?
Is this the same fishing village that finished 9th in the Premier League last year?

Not doing very well for a capital city are you?

You might want to focus on your economy and drug problem first before boasting about your sporting achievements.

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