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eddiep wrote:It was like the fans had broken out of the cocoon.
Well done all those in 117, best night in there since Palace in the semi
Great stuff Canton stand -
We were the 12th man for the first time in years.
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cardiff 74 wrote:Canton stand sung there hearts out last night atmosphere was electric
Sun Oct 16, 2016 10:55 am
Forever Blue wrote:" THE ATMOSPHERE LAST NIGHT "
The boost in attendance was much welcome. The extra bums on seats made for a refreshing sight as the Cardiff City Stadium was once again a sea of blue scarves and tops.
What really mattered, however, was that this was a bit of a proper, old-fashioned, footballing atmosphere.
There was nothing synthetic or enforced about it, it was merely a fevered crowd responding to a blood and thunder game unfolding in front of them.
There were times when the atmosphere dipped but that is only natural. In the closing minutes, as the Bluebirds threw themselves at every shot, cross and pass coming towards them, the crowd noise reached a crescendo with songs not heard loud or proud this season ringing in the ears.
Cardiff City boss Neil Warnock gets a big ovation as he enters the dug-out for the first time
You could almost feel the throbbing veins, the increase in heart-rate and the growing sense of a club alive and kicking again.
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