Forever Blue wrote:Welshman in CA wrote:Support the club not the regime. Most on here have seen a lot worse yet they're still here, why give up now.
I 1,000% agree.
I will always Support My Club No Matter What.
I’ve always said it The Regime I don’t Support.
blueheaven wrote:I have supported City 55 years and have seen Managers and Chairman come and go. Been there when our home crowds were barely 2000 and seen us in all four divisions. I support the Bluebirds have the badge tattooed on my arm and your Club is for life through the good and bad times.
This is certainly a bad time but we have had far worse and if it wasn't for Carl Dale's goals we could have finished bottom of the football league and potentially gone out of the football league completely. However we are still here and competing to stay in the Championship one of the most difficult and competitive leagues in Europe!
We are not down yet and has supporters all we can do is get behind the 11 players who go out on that pitch. Am I optimistic that we will stay up? Based on last night's performance then No however if the worse happens and we go down I will be there next season. Because that's what I true supporter does though thick and thin until the day I die
Underhill1927 wrote:You’re not alone mate, and “we’ve had it worse” isn’t an argument.
Yes I’ve lived through much worse times as a City fan but I was young with no responsibilities. I’m 45 and have many other priorities and things to spend my money on. Cardiff City (which is meant to be a form of entertainment) slips lower and lower down the list every week.
MR BIRCHGROVE wrote:I was also a supporter of Cardiff for many years up until the end of last season. But my days are over, wasting money on poor performances with no atmosphere at the ground.
I watched last nights trash in my local pub on the one small screen by myself. The other big screens had the Liverpool match on with loads of guys watching and no one else interested in Cardiff City.
It's sad to see a great club like Cardiff in such a bad state but it is what it is. My days as a supporter are over, but it's a shame for the diminishing loyal fans who insist on attending no matter what the results.
I simply can't gave any optimism for the club over the next few years!
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