best cardiff city moments???

scunthorpe all day and all night 1993

classic fancy dress day, great party all night

Turner v Liverpool.

FA cup semi............i never thought id see us at Wembley..and then to win and actually be in the Final itself..........

Turner v Liverpool.

Thats mine as well, a fantastic moment

Anything before that man got his poisonous fingers into our club, since then nothing compares.

Anything before that man got his poisonous fingers into our club, since then nothing compares.

have you got a massive hole in your foot..?

Malky came after Tan..............in fact..no tan,no malky...

or do you think Cardiff was his boyhood club

Promotion from division 3 in 75/76. Alston's winner at Bury. Happy days indeed!

Watching Brian Clark score against Real Madrid 1971

Promotion from division 3 in 75/76. Alston's winner at Bury. Happy days indeed!

Palace away the same year was good too, after the Malcom Allison programme notes that predicted a Palace win and Palace promotion because they were a bigger club than us..............we wouldnt get 25,00 against Hereford the following Tuesday............we beat Palace,won promotion over them and had 36,000 against Hereford

Except for the finals, semi final or clinching promotion I think mine would have to be McCormack last minute pen against swansea at Ninian park.. What a moment to be losing then nicking a point last minute

Promotion from division 3 in 75/76. Alston's winner at Bury. Happy days indeed!

Palace away the same year was good too, after the Malcom Allison programme notes that predicted a Palace win and Palace promotion because they were a bigger club than us..............we wouldnt get 25,00 against Hereford the following Tuesday............we beat Palace,won promotion over them and had 36,000 against Hereford

Yes, indeed! That Hereford game is the only one ever that I have missed the kick off. Got to Ninian Park about ten past seven, and the queues were massive. We all hoped for a good attendence, but never really expected that many. Usually went on the Bob Bank, but the crowds were too big, so went in the Enclosure, (later, the lower grandstand, Canton side), and got in about twenty to eight. Didn't get a programme either, again the only time. Got one years later. A lot of people think that the real attendence was bigger than the official 35k. Back in those days, City did seem to give lower figures than we all thought were actually at games. Some used to say that they did not count ST holders in the total, but I don't know. Happy days!

Must say that I liked Big Mal, though. Great character, always brought a bit of colour and drama to the game. Real, thinking football man, too. Sheepskin coats, fedora hats, cigars, champagne. Usually found in the company of a glamour girl! RIP.

Must say that I liked Big Mal, though. Great character, always brought a bit of colour and drama to the game. Real, thinking football man, too. Sheepskin coats, fedora hats, cigars, champagne. Usually found in the company of a glamour girl! RIP.

Before the game against palace he had been pictured in the players bath with Fiona Richmond

Scunny 93 as a 15 year old, dressed up and drinking cans of breaker with a bus full of top guys who introduced me to away days without a parent!! Not looked back, was hooked!

Or Chris pike netting the winner in a one nil win in the welsh cup at the vetch maybe 1990 or 91? Never forget it and felt like an age until it hit the net!! Now that is what you call a real atmosphere!! Proper shit that, packed like sardines, that distinct smell, cold air and incredible noise!! In our blue shirts!!! My first away day!!

To many to post, got me thinking now! Campbell winner, boro away in the cup quarters few years back, promotion to prem against Charlton, Pompey cup final, turner in the carling cup, oh and don't forget Leeds home in the cup!!

Promotion from division 3 in 75/76. Alston's winner at Bury. Happy days indeed!

Palace away the same year was good too, after the Malcom Allison programme notes that predicted a Palace win and Palace promotion because they were a bigger club than us..............we wouldnt get 25,00 against Hereford the following Tuesday............we beat Palace,won promotion over them and had 36,000 against Hereford

Yes, indeed! That Hereford game is the only one ever that I have missed the kick off. Got to Ninian Park about ten past seven, and the queues were massive. We all hoped for a good attendence, but never really expected that many. Usually went on the Bob Bank, but the crowds were too big, so went in the Enclosure, (later, the lower grandstand, Canton side), and got in about twenty to eight. Didn't get a programme either, again the only time. Got one years later. A lot of people think that the real attendence was bigger than the official 35k. Back in those days, City did seem to give lower figures than we all thought were actually at games. Some used to say that they did not count ST holders in the total, but I don't know. Happy days!

I would be very surprised if there was only 36,000 there, more like 40 to 45,000. Never seen so many people fit on a train as the one that I came on from Barry & going back was even worse with everyone trying to get on the first one.

Promotion from division 3 in 75/76. Alston's winner at Bury. Happy days indeed!

Palace away the same year was good too, after the Malcom Allison programme notes that predicted a Palace win and Palace promotion because they were a bigger club than us..............we wouldnt get 25,00 against Hereford the following Tuesday............we beat Palace,won promotion over them and had 36,000 against Hereford

Yes, indeed! That Hereford game is the only one ever that I have missed the kick off. Got to Ninian Park about ten past seven, and the queues were massive. We all hoped for a good attendence, but never really expected that many. Usually went on the Bob Bank, but the crowds were too big, so went in the Enclosure, (later, the lower grandstand, Canton side), and got in about twenty to eight. Didn't get a programme either, again the only time. Got one years later. A lot of people think that the real attendence was bigger than the official 35k. Back in those days, City did seem to give lower figures than we all thought were actually at games. Some used to say that they did not count ST holders in the total, but I don't know. Happy days!

I would be very surprised if there was only 36,000 there, more like 40 to 45,000. Never seen so many people fit on a train as the one that I came on from Barry & going back was even worse with everyone trying to get on the first one.

deffo more........you just couldnt move in there, id been in bigger crowds at NP that were much smaller if u know wat i mean......3rd division......

Campbell's winner in extra time in play off final 02/03

chopra vs swansea
bellamy vs swansea
caulker vs swansea

i bet they're roathie's favourite moments too.

celebrating our penalty in spurs away 77 only to realise we were surrounded by spurs fans ,only about 3to 4 hundred of us.those were the days.

chopra vs swansea
bellamy vs swansea
caulker vs swansea

i bet they're roathie's favourite moments too.