Took 27,000 to 12,000

For it to feel like Cardiff City again. A set of fans all singing of the same hymn sheet, same wavelength, We're Cardiff City We'll always be blue, anyone that says any different is full of rubbish, seen it with my own eyes, heard it with my own ears, chuffed to bits with those bastards who stayed. Disaster of a season, the ownership deserves everything he's getting, relegation, CLOWN.

I agree, I stayed till the end today, although it was hard work and the football was awful, I saw all the blue scarves going up, and it felt good to see the Soul of the club I fell in love with is still there.

I saw it all from the family stand.

It dampened what was a very angry day for me. The blue scarves look impressive and those who stayed behind made me proud.

The real sad thing is that there were not many. I now hope the fanbase is licking its wounds and will now come back fighting to regain what we are,

The last 10 minutes were the best. As soon as the smoke bomb went off the atmosphere cranked up a level. The blue scarves looked amazing

Pretty much sums our club up at the moment, one of the proudest moments of the season is after getting spanked 4-0, leaves me with a bit of faith, the real Cardiff City is still alive amongst us fans.

With 30secs remaining me and 2 others stood up to sing we'll always be blue only for a woman behind to say get over it and a fella to say sit down can't wait to move seats next season.

stayed to the end........sat in family stand.......looked good..

With 30secs remaining me and 2 others stood up to sing we'll always be blue only for a woman behind to say get over it and a fella to say sit down can't wait to move seats next season.

Things like this piss me off about our support. What stand was this in?

116 Ninian.

With 30secs remaining me and 2 others stood up to sing we'll always be blue only for a woman behind to say get over it and a fella to say sit down can't wait to move seats next season.

We'll never get over it

The last 10 minutes were the best. As soon as the smoke bomb went off the atmosphere cranked up a level. The blue scarves looked amazing

It was hardly amazing! There wasn't enough blue and white scarves on the fans to fill a mini bus. I remember when the City were in a desperate relegation battle with Crystal Palace at Ninian Park, there was a piece in the Echo calling fans to support the team in their hour of need. If I remember correctly about 27000 turned up. In those days most teams held their scarves up Liverpool Kop style and sang You'll Never Walk Alone. There were thousands of blue and white scarves and that atmosphere was amazing!