South Wales Police... Well done

Congratulations on totally killing the welsh derby.

I suppose a shout out can also go out to our club for putting the passionate fans as far away as possible from the away end.

RIP South Wales Derby .

Congratulations on totally killing the welsh derby.

I suppose a shout out can also go out to our club for putting the passionate fans as far away as possible from the away end.

RIP South Wales Derby .

People come to watch football game not to be distracted by two sets fans trying to get at each other with cops and stewards standing in way! Ccs been open what 12yrs? So hardly new thing away supporters not close enough to to cause trouble ..... the game killed the derby atmosphere ...

Congratulations on totally killing the welsh derby.

I suppose a shout out can also go out to our club for putting the passionate fans as far away as possible from the away end.

RIP South Wales Derby .

People come to watch football game not to be distracted by two sets fans trying to get at each other with cops and stewards standing in way! Ccs been open what 12yrs? So hardly new thing away supporters not close enough to to cause trouble ..... the game killed the derby atmosphere ...

Congratulations on totally killing the welsh derby.

I suppose a shout out can also go out to our club for putting the passionate fans as far away as possible from the away end.

RIP South Wales Derby at the CCS .

I added a part for you onto your last post.

The tie at the Liberty was electric, superb atmosphere. I was reading a blog yesterday about a foreigner that comes over and does ground hopping around Europe, he said the noise was deafening and the atmosphere hard to put into words or explain. The Cardiff fans were very quiet though, even your lot said so.

The CCS was the opposite, very quiet and subdued home fans and vocal away support. Again you may see this as point scoring but it really is just saying how it is. May be something to do with how you guys feel about your set up at the moment? I don’t know.

Congratulations on totally killing the welsh derby.

I suppose a shout out can also go out to our club for putting the passionate fans as far away as possible from the away end.

RIP South Wales Derby at the CCS .

I added a part for you onto your last post.

The tie at the Liberty was electric, superb atmosphere. I was reading a blog yesterday about a foreigner that comes over and does ground hopping around Europe, he said the noise was deafening and the atmosphere hard to put into words or explain. The Cardiff fans were very quiet though, even your lot said so.

The CCS was the opposite, very quiet and subdued home fans and vocal away support. Again you may see this as point scoring but it really is just saying how it is. May be something to do with how you guys feel about your set up at the moment? I don’t know.

Deluded. Electric

Deluded. Electric

Absolutely was, yes.

Disgusting, the way they treated me.
Got thrown out before the game and a banning order due to being recognised!
Disgusting from SWP

Congratulations on totally killing the welsh derby.

I suppose a shout out can also go out to our club for putting the passionate fans as far away as possible from the away end.

RIP South Wales Derby at the CCS .

I added a part for you onto your last post.

The tie at the Liberty was electric, superb atmosphere. I was reading a blog yesterday about a foreigner that comes over and does ground hopping around Europe, he said the noise was deafening and the atmosphere hard to put into words or explain. The Cardiff fans were very quiet though, even your lot said so.

The CCS was the opposite, very quiet and subdued home fans and vocal away support. Again you may see this as point scoring but it really is just saying how it is. May be something to do with how you guys feel about your set up at the moment? I don’t know.

Uh, this foreign fan you mention, where does he come from....North Korea, Iran? The fan obviously hasn't visited many grounds if he thinks the Library is an electric ground.

Congratulations on totally killing the welsh derby.

I suppose a shout out can also go out to our club for putting the passionate fans as far away as possible from the away end.

RIP South Wales Derby at the CCS .

I added a part for you onto your last post.

The tie at the Liberty was electric, superb atmosphere. I was reading a blog yesterday about a foreigner that comes over and does ground hopping around Europe, he said the noise was deafening and the atmosphere hard to put into words or explain. The Cardiff fans were very quiet though, even your lot said so.

The CCS was the opposite, very quiet and subdued home fans and vocal away support. Again you may see this as point scoring but it really is just saying how it is. May be something to do with how you guys feel about your set up at the moment? I don’t know.

Uh, this foreign fan you mention, where does he come from....North Korea, Iran? The fan obviously hasn't visited many grounds if he thinks the Library is an electric ground.

Norway I believe, he goes everywhere ground-hopping watching football all over Europe.

He took some videos and uploaded them too.

http://www.nordicstadiums.com/south-wal ... -city-1-0/

Congratulations on totally killing the welsh derby.

I suppose a shout out can also go out to our club for putting the passionate fans as far away as possible from the away end.

RIP South Wales Derby .

Most Derbies have been dead for some time now, it's not just a South Wales derby thing.

Congratulations on totally killing the welsh derby.

I suppose a shout out can also go out to our club for putting the passionate fans as far away as possible from the away end.

RIP South Wales Derby at the CCS .

I added a part for you onto your last post.

The tie at the Liberty was electric, superb atmosphere. I was reading a blog yesterday about a foreigner that comes over and does ground hopping around Europe, he said the noise was deafening and the atmosphere hard to put into words or explain. The Cardiff fans were very quiet though, even your lot said so.

The CCS was the opposite, very quiet and subdued home fans and vocal away support. Again you may see this as point scoring but it really is just saying how it is. May be something to do with how you guys feel about your set up at the moment? I don’t know.

You talk the biggest load of bullshit i have ever heard, no wonder Swansea smells like shit with the garbage that comes out of you

The key difference is that at the liberty the vociferous swans fans are sat next to the away end.

I went in 2014 and I said at the time and will say again, the Swansea fans were excellent, they did win 3-0 which obviously helped. However the rest of the ground was no different to the CCS.

If the Canton Stand was where the family stand is the place would have been rocking on Sunday, but as it stands and as has been said the place is just sterile.

You talk the biggest load of bullshit i have ever heard, no wonder Swansea smells like shit with the garbage that comes out of you

You may not like it but it is the truth. We have a very vocal fan base and came top 10 in all the nationwide polls for top atmospheres in the PL that I have seen.

The key difference is that at the liberty the vociferous swans fans are sat next to the away end.

I went in 2014 and I said at the time and will say again, the Swansea fans were excellent, they did win 3-0 which obviously helped. However the rest of the ground was no different to the CCS.

If the Canton Stand was where the family stand is the place would have been rocking on Sunday, but as it stands and as has been said the place is just sterile.

That probably does help.

The club are killing the goose that lays a golden egg. They will regret putting standers in the Canton stand. Once people drift away from the club it can be hard enticing them back. On top of that, the food & beer quality/prices are disgusting, makes you feel nothing more than a cash cow. If you try going to mc donalds at half time, theres a ring of stewards placed in the car park blocking you. Billionaire owner, millionaire players .... Clubs motto #cityasone
Corporate football is so crap.

So we had 28,500 fans at the game and people could attend the game without trouble and the are killing the derby Some people want crowds of 5000 again and fans fighting

I thought the atmosphere was OK yesterday nothing like it was at Ninan Park or the Derby in 2010 at ccs which kicked off at 5.30 on a Saturday.

That said some of the atmospheres last season were brilliant, not as hostile or intimidating but still very partizan and loud.

I think SWP do need to look at the amount on duty in the surrounding areas don't seem necessary anymore.

Congratulations on totally killing the welsh derby.

I suppose a shout out can also go out to our club for putting the passionate fans as far away as possible from the away end.

RIP South Wales Derby at the CCS .

I added a part for you onto your last post.

The tie at the Liberty was electric, superb atmosphere. I was reading a blog yesterday about a foreigner that comes over and does ground hopping around Europe, he said the noise was deafening and the atmosphere hard to put into words or explain. The Cardiff fans were very quiet though, even your lot said so.

The CCS was the opposite, very quiet and subdued home fans and vocal away support. Again you may see this as point scoring but it really is just saying how it is. May be something to do with how you guys feel about your set up at the moment? I don’t know.

Where have you got this idea from that Swansea fans were vocal yesterday? I was in the ground and less than 100yards away from them and they were not vocal at all. I have seen clubs bring down less than half of what Swansea brought down and be more consistent throughout the game. Swansea were vocal in the first 10-15mins, as were both sets of fans. But were then pretty quiet for the rest of the game. They made more noise after the final whistle than they did in the entire game.

Congratulations on totally killing the welsh derby.

I suppose a shout out can also go out to our club for putting the passionate fans as far away as possible from the away end.

RIP South Wales Derby at the CCS .

I added a part for you onto your last post.

The tie at the Liberty was electric, superb atmosphere. I was reading a blog yesterday about a foreigner that comes over and does ground hopping around Europe, he said the noise was deafening and the atmosphere hard to put into words or explain. The Cardiff fans were very quiet though, even your lot said so.

The CCS was the opposite, very quiet and subdued home fans and vocal away support. Again you may see this as point scoring but it really is just saying how it is. May be something to do with how you guys feel about your set up at the moment? I don’t know.

Where have you got this idea from that Swansea fans were vocal yesterday? I was in the ground and less than 100yards away from them and they were not vocal at all. I have seen clubs bring down less than half of what Swansea brought down and be more consistent throughout the game. Swansea were vocal in the first 10-15mins, as were both sets of fans. But were then pretty quiet for the rest of the game. They made more noise after the final whistle than they did in the entire game.

From the fact they were. After the first 10 mins, all that was heard was from the away end apart from a few half hearted chants in between from the home supporters.

Congratulations on totally killing the welsh derby.

I suppose a shout out can also go out to our club for putting the passionate fans as far away as possible from the away end.

RIP South Wales Derby .

People come to watch football game not to be distracted by two sets fans trying to get at each other with cops and stewards standing in way! Ccs been open what 12yrs? So hardly new thing away supporters not close enough to to cause trouble ..... the game killed the derby atmosphere ...

Who said anything about causing trouble???

Is it not a given a better atmosphere is obtained if the home and away fans can actually hear each other??

I'm sat pretty much in the middle of the ground i can hear the canton and away end, seansea were singibg "shall we sing a song for you" literally a few seconds after the canton had been singing.

The acoustics of the stadium dont help either with the sound leaving the stadium.

But of course Saint Alan youve never sung at away fans or goaded them.

Dont be so quick to make an assumption next time.

Congratulations on totally killing the welsh derby.

I suppose a shout out can also go out to our club for putting the passionate fans as far away as possible from the away end.

RIP South Wales Derby at the CCS .

I added a part for you onto your last post.

The tie at the Liberty was electric, superb atmosphere. I was reading a blog yesterday about a foreigner that comes over and does ground hopping around Europe, he said the noise was deafening and the atmosphere hard to put into words or explain. The Cardiff fans were very quiet though, even your lot said so.

The CCS was the opposite, very quiet and subdued home fans and vocal away support. Again you may see this as point scoring but it really is just saying how it is. May be something to do with how you guys feel about your set up at the moment? I don’t know.

Where have you got this idea from that Swansea fans were vocal yesterday? I was in the ground and less than 100yards away from them and they were not vocal at all. I have seen clubs bring down less than half of what Swansea brought down and be more consistent throughout the game. Swansea were vocal in the first 10-15mins, as were both sets of fans. But were then pretty quiet for the rest of the game. They made more noise after the final whistle than they did in the entire game.

From the fact they were. After the first 10 mins, all that was heard was from the away end apart from a few half hearted chants in between from the home supporters.

So you have a better experience of the game sat in your armchair than I did sat in the stadium?

I would assume so yes. You said your point of vision was 100 yards away, mine was about 10 yards, with replays, different angles and of course sound not distorted by distance

I would assume so yes. You said your point of vision was 100 yards away, mine was about 10 yards, with replays, different angles and of course sound not distorted by distance

You really are a bellend

But a correct one so I’m sure I’ll be ok.

But a correct one so I’m sure I’ll be ok.

Nope, you're not correct.

I sit on the half way line midway between both sets of fans. Volume was, generally, much louder from the home fans as you would expect as there were more of them.

The Jacks end started off noisy but that soon dissipated.

Have you ever thought that the sound you heard from your armchair was solely dependant on how loud the TV company turned up their microphones you numpty

They routinely turn away fans up to ensure a louder atmosphere comes over for armchair viewers.

Try going to a game now and again, you might get a proper view then !!

But a correct one so I’m sure I’ll be ok.

Nope, you're not correct.

I sit on the half way line midway between both sets of fans. Volume was, generally, much louder from the home fans as you would expect as there were more of them.

The Jacks end started off noisy but that soon dissipated.

Have you ever thought that the sound you heard from your armchair was solely dependant on how loud the TV company turned up their microphones you numpty

They routinely turn away fans up to ensure a louder atmosphere comes over for armchair viewers.

Try going to a game now and again, you might get a proper view then !!

Yep I am absolutely correct.

When you bothered to sing you were louder than us of course, there were 10+ times more of you. But the away end was by far more vocally supportive.

It doesn’t matter about volume, I’m talking about support. Swansea fans were outnumbered 15-1 and outsang the home support, everything was picked up on the microphones, both home and away chants. The evidence is based on that.

No kicking and screaming or silly meaningless jibes changes that reality.

Congratulations on totally killing the welsh derby.

I suppose a shout out can also go out to our club for putting the passionate fans as far away as possible from the away end.

RIP South Wales Derby at the CCS .

I added a part for you onto your last post.

The tie at the Liberty was electric, superb atmosphere. I was reading a blog yesterday about a foreigner that comes over and does ground hopping around Europe, he said the noise was deafening and the atmosphere hard to put into words or explain. The Cardiff fans were very quiet though, even your lot said so.

The CCS was the opposite, very quiet and subdued home fans and vocal away support. Again you may see this as point scoring but it really is just saying how it is. May be something to do with how you guys feel about your set up at the moment? I don’t know.

Where have you got this idea from that Swansea fans were vocal yesterday? I was in the ground and less than 100yards away from them and they were not vocal at all. I have seen clubs bring down less than half of what Swansea brought down and be more consistent throughout the game. Swansea were vocal in the first 10-15mins, as were both sets of fans. But were then pretty quiet for the rest of the game. They made more noise after the final whistle than they did in the entire game.

From the fact they were. After the first 10 mins, all that was heard was from the away end apart from a few half hearted chants in between from the home supporters.

So you have a better experience of the game sat in your armchair than I did sat in the stadium?

Unbelievable isn't he.

Congratulations on totally killing the welsh derby.

I suppose a shout out can also go out to our club for putting the passionate fans as far away as possible from the away end.

RIP South Wales Derby at the CCS .

I added a part for you onto your last post.

The tie at the Liberty was electric, superb atmosphere. I was reading a blog yesterday about a foreigner that comes over and does ground hopping around Europe, he said the noise was deafening and the atmosphere hard to put into words or explain. The Cardiff fans were very quiet though, even your lot said so.

The CCS was the opposite, very quiet and subdued home fans and vocal away support. Again you may see this as point scoring but it really is just saying how it is. May be something to do with how you guys feel about your set up at the moment? I don’t know.

Where have you got this idea from that Swansea fans were vocal yesterday? I was in the ground and less than 100yards away from them and they were not vocal at all. I have seen clubs bring down less than half of what Swansea brought down and be more consistent throughout the game. Swansea were vocal in the first 10-15mins, as were both sets of fans. But were then pretty quiet for the rest of the game. They made more noise after the final whistle than they did in the entire game.

From the fact they were. After the first 10 mins, all that was heard was from the away end apart from a few half hearted chants in between from the home supporters.

So you have a better experience of the game sat in your armchair than I did sat in the stadium?

Unbelievable isn't he.

Unbelievably correct, yes.

Congratulations on totally killing the welsh derby.

I suppose a shout out can also go out to our club for putting the passionate fans as far away as possible from the away end.

RIP South Wales Derby at the CCS .

I added a part for you onto your last post.

The tie at the Liberty was electric, superb atmosphere. I was reading a blog yesterday about a foreigner that comes over and does ground hopping around Europe, he said the noise was deafening and the atmosphere hard to put into words or explain. The Cardiff fans were very quiet though, even your lot said so.

The CCS was the opposite, very quiet and subdued home fans and vocal away support. Again you may see this as point scoring but it really is just saying how it is. May be something to do with how you guys feel about your set up at the moment? I don’t know.

Where have you got this idea from that Swansea fans were vocal yesterday? I was in the ground and less than 100yards away from them and they were not vocal at all. I have seen clubs bring down less than half of what Swansea brought down and be more consistent throughout the game. Swansea were vocal in the first 10-15mins, as were both sets of fans. But were then pretty quiet for the rest of the game. They made more noise after the final whistle than they did in the entire game.

From the fact they were. After the first 10 mins, all that was heard was from the away end apart from a few half hearted chants in between from the home supporters.

So you have a better experience of the game sat in your armchair than I did sat in the stadium?

Unbelievable isn't he.

Unbelievably correct, yes.

Yep your correct,you clearly felt the atmosphere better than anyone at the game.

Ive said it before i wish i could ld be like you, able to get that matchday experience on the other side of the world through a tv.

Lets be honest anyone actually at the game wouldn't have a clue.

Yep your correct,you clearly felt the atmosphere better than anyone at the game.

Ive said it before i wish i could ld be like you, able to get that matchday experience on the other side of the world through a tv.

Lets be honest anyone actually at the game wouldn't have a clue.

Good point, the stuff everyone could clearly hear was doctored and an overdubbed soundtrack put on top of the game to cover up reality.

Man these people really have it in for you.