"IMPORTANT MESSAGE ALL CARDIFF FANS GOING TO BRISTOL CITY"
Tue Jan 10, 2017 6:45 pm
"IMPORTANT MESSAGE ALL CARDIFF FANS GOING TO BRISTOL CITY"
Tuesday 10th January 2017
Cardiff City Football Club
Following consultation between Cardiff City FC, Bristol City FC, Avon & Somerset Police and South Wales Police, the following information pack has been made available.
Bluebirds fans are asked to take note of the detail ahead of travelling to Saturday's Severnside derby.
Enjoy the game
‘As a result of Cardiff City supporters’ recent and continued good behaviour away from home, bars will be open in the away concourse of Ashton Gate on Saturday from the time turnstiles open at 10am until kick off at 12pm.
‘There have, however, been occasions this season where a very small minority of fans have been involved in anti-social behaviour.
'Supporters are reminded that Cardiff City Football Club has a zero-tolerance policy on pyrotechnics. Anyone carrying, lighting or throwing pyrotechnics, including flares or smoke bombs will be arrested and subject to possible prosecution. There will be an operation in place on Saturday by Bristol City Football Club and Avon & Somerset Police to combat the use of pyrotechnics.
‘Flares and smoke bombs are highly dangerous and can cause serious injury. Cardiff City Football Club could face sanctions from the Football Association if pyrotechnics are used.
‘Supporters travelling independently or by train this weekend are advised to drink at either the Knights Templar (Wetherspoon’s, Bristol Temple Meads train station) or bars near the Waterfront area of Bristol.’
Sergeant Wayne Palmer of South Wales Police has said: “We have come a long way in recent years and the behaviour of the vast majority of home and away Cardiff City fans should be applauded as it has been excellent.
“We have worked closely with Bristol City Football Club and Avon & Somerset Police ahead of this fixture. The common aim is to ensure that the experience of all fans is both a positive and enjoyable one that continues to reflect well on them and their club.
“As always, make sure you cooperate with officers and stewards on the day and enjoy the match!”
Cardiff City Football Club would like to thank all supporters in advance for their continued good behaviour, representation and compliance ahead of the Severnside derby.
Tuesday 10th January 2017
Cardiff City Football Club
Following consultation between Cardiff City FC, Bristol City FC, Avon & Somerset Police and South Wales Police, the following information pack has been made available.
Bluebirds fans are asked to take note of the detail ahead of travelling to Saturday's Severnside derby.
Enjoy the game
‘As a result of Cardiff City supporters’ recent and continued good behaviour away from home, bars will be open in the away concourse of Ashton Gate on Saturday from the time turnstiles open at 10am until kick off at 12pm.
‘There have, however, been occasions this season where a very small minority of fans have been involved in anti-social behaviour.
'Supporters are reminded that Cardiff City Football Club has a zero-tolerance policy on pyrotechnics. Anyone carrying, lighting or throwing pyrotechnics, including flares or smoke bombs will be arrested and subject to possible prosecution. There will be an operation in place on Saturday by Bristol City Football Club and Avon & Somerset Police to combat the use of pyrotechnics.
‘Flares and smoke bombs are highly dangerous and can cause serious injury. Cardiff City Football Club could face sanctions from the Football Association if pyrotechnics are used.
‘Supporters travelling independently or by train this weekend are advised to drink at either the Knights Templar (Wetherspoon’s, Bristol Temple Meads train station) or bars near the Waterfront area of Bristol.’
Sergeant Wayne Palmer of South Wales Police has said: “We have come a long way in recent years and the behaviour of the vast majority of home and away Cardiff City fans should be applauded as it has been excellent.
“We have worked closely with Bristol City Football Club and Avon & Somerset Police ahead of this fixture. The common aim is to ensure that the experience of all fans is both a positive and enjoyable one that continues to reflect well on them and their club.
“As always, make sure you cooperate with officers and stewards on the day and enjoy the match!”
Cardiff City Football Club would like to thank all supporters in advance for their continued good behaviour, representation and compliance ahead of the Severnside derby.
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Tue Jan 10, 2017 7:10 pm
About 1,700 tickets Cardiff have sold so far, under 500 left 
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Re: "IMPORTANT MESSAGE ALL CARDIFF FANS GOING TO BRISTOL CIT
Tue Jan 10, 2017 7:47 pm
Bought two tickets today 
Re: "IMPORTANT MESSAGE ALL CARDIFF FANS GOING TO BRISTOL CIT
Tue Jan 10, 2017 7:49 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:Bought two tickets today
Nukes, Im going up with Carl,Mallo,Lyndon and Rob
Re: "IMPORTANT MESSAGE ALL CARDIFF FANS GOING TO BRISTOL CIT
Wed Jan 11, 2017 9:31 am
Can everyone please, please make sure they do not give Bristol or the police any excuse to put restrictions on us for future games. It sounds to me, based on this announcement that the club have made a real effort to get us the minimal amount of restrictions as traveling fans, so make sure we don't screw it up.
Re: "IMPORTANT MESSAGE ALL CARDIFF FANS GOING TO BRISTOL CIT
Wed Jan 11, 2017 11:04 am
Mikey27 wrote:Can everyone please, please make sure they do not give Bristol or the police any excuse to put restrictions on us for future games. It sounds to me, based on this announcement that the club have made a real effort to get us the minimal amount of restrictions as traveling fans, so make sure we don't screw it up.
Ok boss.
Re: "IMPORTANT MESSAGE ALL CARDIFF FANS GOING TO BRISTOL CIT
Wed Jan 11, 2017 1:10 pm
Dahboy wrote:Mikey27 wrote:Can everyone please, please make sure they do not give Bristol or the police any excuse to put restrictions on us for future games. It sounds to me, based on this announcement that the club have made a real effort to get us the minimal amount of restrictions as traveling fans, so make sure we don't screw it up.
Ok boss.
No worries son
Re: "IMPORTANT MESSAGE ALL CARDIFF FANS GOING TO BRISTOL CIT
Wed Jan 11, 2017 4:50 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:Bought two tickets today
Nukes, Im going up with Carl,Mallo,Lyndon and Rob
Nice one chief hope to see you up there.
Re: "IMPORTANT MESSAGE ALL CARDIFF FANS GOING TO BRISTOL CIT
Wed Jan 11, 2017 4:52 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:Bought two tickets today
Nukes, Im going up with Carl,Mallo,Lyndon and Rob
Nice one chief hope to see you up there.