The picture that proves Slade's team can send you asleep!

The picture that proves Russell Slade's Cardiff City team can send you to sleep!

19th April 2015

WalesOnline

Cardiff City's match with Millwall wasn't a great spectacle by coach Scott Young's own admission and one fan took a novel approach to ignore the action at the Cardiff City Stadium

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There was a last-gasp penalty at Dean Court as Bournemouth missed the chance to go back to the top of the division, play-off chasing Derby County shared eight goals with Huddersfield and ex-Bluebird Rudy Gestede scored a hat-trick in Blackburn's 3-3 draw with Nottingham Forest.

Cardiff City fans weren't so lucky though. They were forced to endure what Bluebirds coach Scott Young himself conceded 'wasn't a great spectacle' as Russell Slade's team were involved in a boring 0-0 stalemate with Millwall.

Lots of fans began streaming away from the ground well before the end.


But one, Steven Thomas, chose a more novel approach in protest at the fare on offer.

He stretched out on seats in the Ninian Stand, closed his eyes and seemed to doze off in the sunshine as the action went on around him.

Thomas' shut-eye moment was captured by a friend and the picture was posted on social networking.


It mirrors another snap of a Cardiff City fan sleeping during a game in 1975. On that occasion, the action in the Bluebirds' 2-1 home reversal to Bolton proved too much for one fan in the Canton Stand at Ninian Park.

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That was the final game of a campaign which saw them relegated to Division Three.

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The picture that proves Russell Slade's Cardiff City team can send you to sleep!

19 April 2015 WalesOnline

Cardiff City's match with Millwall wasn't a great spectacle by coach Scott Young's own admission and one fan took a novel approach to ignore the action at the Cardiff City Stadium

image.jpg

There was a last-gasp penalty at Dean Court as Bournemouth missed the chance to go back to the top of the division, play-off chasing Derby County shared eight goals with Huddersfield and ex-Bluebird Rudy Gestede scored a hat-trick in Blackburn's 3-3 draw with Nottingham Forest.

Cardiff City fans weren't so lucky though. They were forced to endure what Bluebirds coach Scott Young himself conceded 'wasn't a great spectacle' as Russell Slade's team were involved in a boring 0-0 stalemate with Millwall.

Lots of fans began streaming away from the ground well before the end.


But one, Steven Thomas, chose a more novel approach in protest at the fare on offer.

He stretched out on seats in the Ninian Stand, closed his eyes and seemed to doze off in the sunshine as the action went on around him.

Thomas' shut-eye moment was captured by a friend and the picture was posted on social networking.


It mirrors another snap of a Cardiff City fan sleeping during a game in 1975. On that occasion, the action in the Bluebirds' 2-1 home reversal to Bolton proved too much for one fan in the Canton Stand at Ninian Park.

image.jpg

That was the final game of a campaign which saw them relegated to Division Three.

Perfective picture. Obversely had to much beer. Can't understand beer swelling monsters who get pissed then spend £40 a ticket to sleep it off , couldn't the numpty sleep it off in a park and spend the money on the family instead?

The picture that proves Russell Slade's Cardiff City team can send you to sleep!

19 April 2015 WalesOnline

Cardiff City's match with Millwall wasn't a great spectacle by coach Scott Young's own admission and one fan took a novel approach to ignore the action at the Cardiff City Stadium

image.jpg

There was a last-gasp penalty at Dean Court as Bournemouth missed the chance to go back to the top of the division, play-off chasing Derby County shared eight goals with Huddersfield and ex-Bluebird Rudy Gestede scored a hat-trick in Blackburn's 3-3 draw with Nottingham Forest.

Cardiff City fans weren't so lucky though. They were forced to endure what Bluebirds coach Scott Young himself conceded 'wasn't a great spectacle' as Russell Slade's team were involved in a boring 0-0 stalemate with Millwall.

Lots of fans began streaming away from the ground well before the end.


But one, Steven Thomas, chose a more novel approach in protest at the fare on offer.

He stretched out on seats in the Ninian Stand, closed his eyes and seemed to doze off in the sunshine as the action went on around him.

Thomas' shut-eye moment was captured by a friend and the picture was posted on social networking.


It mirrors another snap of a Cardiff City fan sleeping during a game in 1975. On that occasion, the action in the Bluebirds' 2-1 home reversal to Bolton proved too much for one fan in the Canton Stand at Ninian Park.

image.jpg

That was the final game of a campaign which saw them relegated to Division Three.

Perfective picture. Obversely had to much beer. Can't understand beer swelling monsters who get pissed then spend £40 a ticket to sleep it off , couldn't the numpty sleep it off in a park and spend the money on the family instead?

Nukes, Was not drunk, it was Slade driving us to sleep I felt like doing the same

The picture that proves Russell Slade's Cardiff City team can send you to sleep!

19 April 2015 WalesOnline

Cardiff City's match with Millwall wasn't a great spectacle by coach Scott Young's own admission and one fan took a novel approach to ignore the action at the Cardiff City Stadium

image.jpg

There was a last-gasp penalty at Dean Court as Bournemouth missed the chance to go back to the top of the division, play-off chasing Derby County shared eight goals with Huddersfield and ex-Bluebird Rudy Gestede scored a hat-trick in Blackburn's 3-3 draw with Nottingham Forest.

Cardiff City fans weren't so lucky though. They were forced to endure what Bluebirds coach Scott Young himself conceded 'wasn't a great spectacle' as Russell Slade's team were involved in a boring 0-0 stalemate with Millwall.

Lots of fans began streaming away from the ground well before the end.


But one, Steven Thomas, chose a more novel approach in protest at the fare on offer.

He stretched out on seats in the Ninian Stand, closed his eyes and seemed to doze off in the sunshine as the action went on around him.

Thomas' shut-eye moment was captured by a friend and the picture was posted on social networking.


It mirrors another snap of a Cardiff City fan sleeping during a game in 1975. On that occasion, the action in the Bluebirds' 2-1 home reversal to Bolton proved too much for one fan in the Canton Stand at Ninian Park.

image.jpg

That was the final game of a campaign which saw them relegated to Division Three.

Perfective picture. Obversely had to much beer. Can't understand beer swelling monsters who get pissed then spend £40 a ticket to sleep it off , couldn't the numpty sleep it off in a park and spend the money on the family instead?

Nukes, Was not drunk, it was Slade driving us to sleep I felt like doing the same

Annis, Nukes came straight from work so definitely not drunk, just fell asleep due to the boredom

H'd probably been reading some of his posts on here. Surprised he's woken up now tbh.

The picture that proves Russell Slade's Cardiff City team can send you to sleep!

19 April 2015 WalesOnline

Cardiff City's match with Millwall wasn't a great spectacle by coach Scott Young's own admission and one fan took a novel approach to ignore the action at the Cardiff City Stadium

image.jpg

There was a last-gasp penalty at Dean Court as Bournemouth missed the chance to go back to the top of the division, play-off chasing Derby County shared eight goals with Huddersfield and ex-Bluebird Rudy Gestede scored a hat-trick in Blackburn's 3-3 draw with Nottingham Forest.

Cardiff City fans weren't so lucky though. They were forced to endure what Bluebirds coach Scott Young himself conceded 'wasn't a great spectacle' as Russell Slade's team were involved in a boring 0-0 stalemate with Millwall.

Lots of fans began streaming away from the ground well before the end.


But one, Steven Thomas, chose a more novel approach in protest at the fare on offer.

He stretched out on seats in the Ninian Stand, closed his eyes and seemed to doze off in the sunshine as the action went on around him.

Thomas' shut-eye moment was captured by a friend and the picture was posted on social networking.


It mirrors another snap of a Cardiff City fan sleeping during a game in 1975. On that occasion, the action in the Bluebirds' 2-1 home reversal to Bolton proved too much for one fan in the Canton Stand at Ninian Park.

image.jpg

That was the final game of a campaign which saw them relegated to Division Three.

Perfective picture. Obversely had to much beer. Can't understand beer swelling monsters who get pissed then spend £40 a ticket to sleep it off , couldn't the numpty sleep it off in a park and spend the money on the family instead?

Nukes, Was not drunk, it was Slade driving us to sleep I felt like doing the same

Annis, Nukes came straight from work so definitely not drunk, just fell asleep due to the boredom

Correct Carl

I was doing a night shift that night so deffo not drunk Some walked out for me I just had a kip in the sun

Brilliant

I was doing a night shift that night so deffo not drunk Some walked out for me I just had a kip in the sun

Nukes looking at that picture of you sleeping are you by any chance Gwyns love child

I was doing a night shift that night so deffo not drunk Some walked out for me I just had a kip in the sun

Nukes looking at that picture of you sleeping are you by any chance Gwyns love child

I could have you banned for that highly offensive comment Steve tw*t

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I was doing a night shift that night so deffo not drunk Some walked out for me I just had a kip in the sun

Nukes looking at that picture of you sleeping are you by any chance Gwyns love child

I could have you banned for that highly offensive comment Steve tw*t

it won't be Curtis who bans me nukes he's in his bunker planning to invade Poland

Can send you to sleep and also give nightmares.

Sorry Carl. Didn't see your thread. Started one of my own. My bad.

I was doing a night shift that night so deffo not drunk Some walked out for me I just had a kip in the sun

It is funny though.

At least you turned up and stayed!

I was doing a night shift that night so deffo not drunk Some walked out for me I just had a kip in the sun

And Nukes woke up in injury time

And Nukes woke up in injury time

And that was far to early

And Nukes woke up in injury time

And that was far to early