Cardiff head of operations Wayne Nash says first

Cardiff head of operations Wayne Nash says first time in his 36 years at club a rat has been on the pitch.

“The stadium is close to allotments and railway sidings and rats can be problematic. We work closely with our pest control partners and do everything to keep them away.”

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Cardiff head of operations Wayne Nash says first time in his 36 years at club a rat has been on the pitch.

“The stadium is close to allotments and railway sidings and rats can be problematic. We work closely with our pest control partners and do everything to keep them away.”

A few of the rats at the ccs are two legged ones!!

Cardiff head of operations Wayne Nash says first time in his 36 years at club a rat has been on the pitch.

“The stadium is close to allotments and railway sidings and rats can be problematic. We work closely with our pest control partners and do everything to keep them away.”

A few of the rats at the ccs are two legged ones!!

Aye, it’s one of the pitfalls of allowing ‘Jacks’ into our stadium. Next time, they should put the bins further away from the main stadium as a deterrent!

Cardiff head of operations Wayne Nash says first time in his 36 years at club a rat has been on the pitch.

“The stadium is close to allotments and railway sidings and rats can be problematic. We work closely with our pest control partners and do everything to keep them away.”

A few of the rats at the ccs are two legged ones!!

Aye, it’s one of the pitfalls of allowing ‘Jacks’ into our stadium. Next time, they should put the bins further away from the main stadium as a deterrent!

I meant maybe at boardroom level Chris.

I'd look a bit closer home.. The food outlets OPPOSITE the CCS

Not the first time a rat was seen in a home at Cardiff - Remember Kevin Ratcliffe

https://youtu.be/4Bq0k4iSfEU

Cardiff head of operations Wayne Nash says first time in his 36 years at club a rat has been on the pitch.

“The stadium is close to allotments and railway sidings and rats can be problematic. We work closely with our pest control partners and do everything to keep them away.”

A few of the rats at the ccs are two legged ones!!

Aye, it’s one of the pitfalls of allowing ‘Jacks’ into our stadium. Next time, they should put the bins further away from the main stadium as a deterrent!

Lols