the low crowds

There has to be a way of bringing back the crowds other of course than a consistently winning team.
Do you remember the days when amongst the followers of Cardiff City the main topic of conversation on days between matches was the next game. This is no longer happening, or if it is it is very low key because there is very little coming from the club to generate interest and in this respect the management is less than charismatic.

So I suggest that as with most successful big companies Cardiff City FC invests in a TOP CLASS PROFESSIONAL PR MAN to keep the club consistently in the forefront of the sports media thus giving people something to talk about as much they used to and thereby encourage the sale of tickets.

Incidentally I don't mean the engagement of existing staff members or anyone from the forums but a seriously Professional PR.

There has to be a way of bringing back the crowds other of course than a consistently winning team.
Do you remember the days when amongst the followers of Cardiff City the main topic of conversation on days between matches was the next game. This is no longer happening, or if it is it is very low key because there is very little coming from the club to generate interest and in this respect the management is less than charismatic.

So I suggest that as with most successful big companies Cardiff City FC invests in a TOP CLASS PROFESSIONAL PR MAN to keep the club consistently in the forefront of the sports media thus giving people something to talk about as much they used to and thereby encourage the sale of tickets.

Incidentally I don't mean the engagement of existing staff members or anyone from the forums but a seriously Professional PR.

Max Clifford?

Not being funny but even Richard Branson couldnt make the next game sound attractive after the Bristol City match.
It's more a case of pretending it never happened. I'm still traumatised from seeing that shower of shit.

I know it sounds daft, but just take the fuhin' dragon off the badge, and give the fans what they want. They should be openly asking what we want, and what would make match days more of an experience.