Post-match Tomorrow

What’s everyone’s plans tomorrow for after the game if we do it? I’m sure there’ll be plenty of celebration in the capital! Will everyone be staying in the local Cardiff pubs or straight into town?

Probably have a few cheap pints in the Ivor Davies (Canton) and the night go over the road to the Canton Hotel for a juke box inspired singalong of all things Cardiff City. After that, into the city centre. Does anyone know if you’re allowed in the live lounge with them on?

Probably have a few cheap pints in the Ivor Davies (Canton) and the night go over the road to the Canton Hotel for a juke box inspired singalong of all things Cardiff City. After that, into the city centre. Does anyone know if you’re allowed in the live lounge with them on?

We’ll probably head over to canton for a bit after the game, we haven’t drank around there for a couple of years now so don’t know what to expect. Where will be the best place to drink in town after the game to be surrounded by City fans? Being from the valleys we don’t normally drink around Cardiff often

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Probably have a few cheap pints in the Ivor Davies (Canton) and the night go over the road to the Canton Hotel for a juke box inspired singalong of all things Cardiff City. After that, into the city centre. Does anyone know if you’re allowed in the live lounge with them on?

We’ll probably head over to canton for a bit after the game, we haven’t drank around there for a couple of years now so don’t know what to expect. Where will be the best place to drink in town after the game to be surrounded by City fans? Being from the valleys we don’t normally drink around Cardiff often

I’ve just read my comment. I think I need to start proof reading before I submit.

I lived up the valleys for years myself in a place called New Tredegar (home of the one and only Darcy Blake).

Wherever you go in the Canton area, you’ll be surrounded by city fans I reckon. I tend to stick to the two I mentioned. Firstly the cheaper Ivor, which offers lagers from different parts of the world and then the Canton Hotel which is a good laugh when we crank the juke box up with a vast array of city songs yet to reach the terraces on offer.