magic daps ,wales number1 etc

We seem to bite easily to their wind up posts(i hold my hand up as guilty) DO NOT RESPOND AND PERHAPS? THE SMALL BRAINED JACK S WILL GO AWAY--this is the cardiff city forum after all

We seem to bite easily to their wind up posts(i hold my hand up as guilty) DO NOT RESPOND AND PERHAPS? THE SMALL BRAINED JACK S WILL GO AWAY--this is the cardiff city forum after all

Nah, let them carry on...I actually crack up with laughter at the newly found arrogance, cant fault it...its amusing to me. I have a good memory and I just hope they have the decency to pop on here EVERY SINGLE DAY when its our time, and it will happen. One last thing is that no matter how well Cardiff City was doing, even if Swansea were debt ridden in league 2, you would not see me on their forum trying to play big bollocks (you wouldn't see me there full stop) because it gives them some kind of high and mighty feeling in their otherwise wayward lives. Your capital has class.

We seem to bite easily to their wind up posts(i hold my hand up as guilty) DO NOT RESPOND AND PERHAPS? THE SMALL BRAINED JACK S WILL GO AWAY--this is the cardiff city forum after all

Magicdaps or tragic greenflash is swanseas top comedian. I love his posts especially the ones that try to claim the gower as part of swansea.

Lol.still cant get your head around the gower bit?
Just because gower has no highrise developments,.
Gower is with in the city limits,may bee that is why the city and county council maintain the area,ie rubish colection,car parking,and so.
Its plain to see you have never been ther,as if you had you would see the emblem on all the sinings in the area pointing drivers to the beaches,or in the car parks the ticket machines with the swansea address and information on tickets.
Unfortunately i am unable to upload a pic of any sings i would gladly take to put this f*cking argument to bed,as i have no idea how to do it,willts u are a tosser fella.

Lol.still cant get your head around the gower bit?
Just because gower has no highrise developments,.
Gower is with in the city limits,may bee that is why the city and county council maintain the area,ie rubish colection,car parking,and so.
Its plain to see you have never been ther,as if you had you would see the emblem on all the sinings in the area pointing drivers to the beaches,or in the car parks the ticket machines with the swansea address and information on tickets.
Unfortunately i am unable to upload a pic of any sings i would gladly take to put this f*cking argument to bed,as i have no idea how to do it,willts u are a tosser fella.

Swansealad, i think the gower dose come under the command of swansea council, but to say its part of the city is laughable.
I took a load of students surfing to Llangenith not so long back, it took us 55 mins from swansea college to get there, surly if i headed west from the city of cardiff for 55 mins i,d probs end up in port talbot/Neath areas.

I also have a little place in port eynon, and yes there are swansea council notices on the ticket machines ect, so by that you are indeed correct, but when i visit there a sign says "welcome to port eynon" not swansea fecking city mun.

The Gower IS part of the city and county of Swansea. FACT! There's no point in trying to argue that it's part of the county of Swansea, but not part of the city of Swansea. The entire Gower peninsula falls within the boundaries of the organisation known as the CITY AND COUNTY OF SWANSEA. There is no distinction made between where the city boundaries end and the county boundaries start, It all comes under the city and county of Swansea.
So far I have demonstrated that the Gower is both administratively and geographically within the boundaries of the city and county of Swansea. Now I shall submit evidence as to why the Gower is politically part of the city and county of Swansea..



Now then, click on the following link to the city and county of Swansea's official website, and look to see which division is represented by the number 10 on the map. For those who can't read or can't be arsed, it's GOWER.

http://www.swansea.gov.uk/media/pdf/m/r ... aethau.pdf

So now we know that the Gower is politically part of the city and county of Swansea.

I could also use the argument that every home in every village on the Gower ends it's address with (e.g) Penclawdd, Swansea. Such as was my address for the first 28 years of my life, but somebody will probably claim that that is just to make it easier for the postman!

Anyway, I've provided substantial and unequivocal evidence for you to digest, so now you've got a simple choice to make..
You can either choose the path that Garethwilts and some others have chosen. That is to rely upon hearsay, gossip and rumor to back up their silly theory in the face of hard evidence that the Gower is completely independant from Swansea, or you can choose to simply accept that I'm right and that the Gower is part of the city and county of Swansea.

I rest my case..

I love his posts especially the ones that try to claim the gower as part of swansea.

It is though?

It doesn't really matter does it.

I work with some 1st season jacks who were shocked to hear Man U fans sing

"You're just a small town near Cardiff !!!"

Just the truth really.

So Swansea is geographically one of the biggest city's in the UK then

You have helped my knowledge magicdaps but I think you will find there is no county of shitsea if you look carefully you will find you are in west Glamorgan.

Also to say you lived there for 28 years shocked me I did not realise time travel had been invented yet as there is no way you are over 15 years old YOU TOOL.

Now there's a good boy go and watch a live match and learn something about football

So Swansea is geographically one of the biggest city's in the UK then

You have helped my knowledge magicdaps but I think you will find there is no county of shitsea if you look carefully you will find you are in west Glamorgan.

Also to say you lived there for 28 years shocked me I did not realise time travel had been invented yet as there is no way you are over 15 years old YOU TOOL.

Now there's a good boy go and watch a live match and learn something about football

There is no such thing as West Glamorgan any more - its City and County of Swansea

Lol.still cant get your head around the gower bit?
Just because gower has no highrise developments,.
Gower is with in the city limits,may bee that is why the city and county council maintain the area,ie rubish colection,car parking,and so.
Its plain to see you have never been ther,as if you had you would see the emblem on all the sinings in the area pointing drivers to the beaches,or in the car parks the ticket machines with the swansea address and information on tickets.
Unfortunately i am unable to upload a pic of any sings i would gladly take to put this f*cking argument to bed,as i have no idea how to do it,willts u are a tosser fella.

Rather be a tosser than a jack.

You lot fall for it everytime. Yes the Gower might be part of the old west glamorgan but it is not in the city of swansea.

So Swansea is geographically one of the biggest city's in the UK then

You have helped my knowledge magicdaps but I think you will find there is no county of shitsea if you look carefully you will find you are in west Glamorgan.

Also to say you lived there for 28 years shocked me I did not realise time travel had been invented yet as there is no way you are over 15 years old YOU TOOL.

Now there's a good boy go and watch a live match and learn something about football

Your argument has more holes than a Swiss cheese.
Cities sizes are calculated by population, not by acreage. Therefore, whether you include the population of the Gower or not, it has very little bearing on the overall population of Swansea due to the fact it is largely a rural area.
Even if you were to go by the geographical size of Swansea, look at the map below. Does the city and county of Swansea look like the biggest in Wales, let alone the UK?



Finally, as Handylegs pointed out.. West Glamorgan ceased to exist in 1996, when it was replaced by the city and county of Swansea. Just for the record, South Glamorgan became the city and county of Cardiff at exactly the same time.

So Swansea is geographically one of the biggest city's in the UK then

You have helped my knowledge magicdaps but I think you will find there is no county of shitsea if you look carefully you will find you are in west Glamorgan.

Also to say you lived there for 28 years shocked me I did not realise time travel had been invented yet as there is no way you are over 15 years old YOU TOOL.

Now there's a good boy go and watch a live match and learn something about football

Your argument has more holes than a Swiss cheese.
Cities sizes are calculated by population, not by acreage. Therefore, whether you include the population of the Gower or not, it has very little bearing on the overall population of Swansea due to the fact it is largely a rural area.
Even if you were to go by the geographical size of Swansea, look at the map below. Does the city and county of Swansea look like the biggest in Wales, let alone the UK?



Finally, as Handylegs pointed out.. West Glamorgan ceased to exist in 1996, when it was replaced by the city and county of Swansea. Just for the record, South Glamorgan became the city and county of Cardiff at exactly the same time.

South Glamorgan became Cardiff. Wrong. Parts of South Glam became Cardiff. Barry, Cowbridge etc became Vale of Glam. Get your facts right. Port Eynon and Llangennech might be administrated by Pikeyville City Council but they are not part of the City.

We seem to bite easily to their wind up posts(i hold my hand up as guilty) DO NOT RESPOND AND PERHAPS? THE SMALL BRAINED JACK S WILL GO AWAY--this is the cardiff city forum after all

Magicdaps or tragic greenflash is swanseas top comedian. I love his posts especially the ones that try to claim the gower as part of swansea.

I now see your point

We seem to bite easily to their wind up posts(i hold my hand up as guilty) DO NOT RESPOND AND PERHAPS? THE SMALL BRAINED JACK S WILL GO AWAY--this is the cardiff city forum after all

I live in Neath and its nearly all Cardiff nowadays,you have all runaway

if its nearly all cardiff, how can they runaway

You talk to people who live in the gower and they distance themselves from swansea

So Swansea is geographically one of the biggest city's in the UK then

You have helped my knowledge magicdaps but I think you will find there is no county of shitsea if you look carefully you will find you are in west Glamorgan.

Also to say you lived there for 28 years shocked me I did not realise time travel had been invented yet as there is no way you are over 15 years old YOU TOOL.

Now there's a good boy go and watch a live match and learn something about football

Your argument has more holes than a Swiss cheese.
Cities sizes are calculated by population, not by acreage. Therefore, whether you include the population of the Gower or not, it has very little bearing on the overall population of Swansea due to the fact it is largely a rural area.
Even if you were to go by the geographical size of Swansea, look at the map below. Does the city and county of Swansea look like the biggest in Wales, let alone the UK?



Finally, as Handylegs pointed out.. West Glamorgan ceased to exist in 1996, when it was replaced by the city and county of Swansea. Just for the record, South Glamorgan became the city and county of Cardiff at exactly the same time.

South Glamorgan became Cardiff. Wrong. Parts of South Glam became Cardiff. Barry, Cowbridge etc became Vale of Glam. Get your facts right. Port Eynon and Llangennech might be administrated by Pikeyville City Council but they are not part of the City.

Ok, you're quite right, albeit a bit pedantic. South Glamorgan didn't simply become the city and county of Cardiff. There were changes to the boundaries as you've quite rightly said (see, It's not that bad to admit you get it wrong occasionally, you should try it sometime Gareth), however the point remains, there is no longer a county of West Glamorgan, just as there is no longer a county of South Glamorgan.
Having said all that, you still don't get it do you Gareth? Nobody has ever said that the Gower is part of the city centre of Swansea. That would be ridiculous. What you do have to accept, is that the Gower peninsula is part of the city and county of Swansea. As I have said previously, you can't say "the Gower is in the county of Swansea, but not the city of Swansea", because there is no distinction between the two. It all comes under THE CITY AND COUNTY OF SWANSEA, of which the Gower is a part.
I've tried to put it as simply as I can Gareth, because you seem flummoxed by the whole concept that the Gower is a part of Swansea, and is not somehow completely independant from it, but do you now understand? Do you get it?

You talk to people who live in the gower and they distance themselves from swansea

Jinks, you are another one who is trying to win an argument against hard evidence using conjecture, hearsay and gossip as your weapons of choice.

It simply won't do.

So Swansea is geographically one of the biggest city's in the UK then

You have helped my knowledge magicdaps but I think you will find there is no county of shitsea if you look carefully you will find you are in west Glamorgan.

Also to say you lived there for 28 years shocked me I did not realise time travel had been invented yet as there is no way you are over 15 years old YOU TOOL.

Now there's a good boy go and watch a live match and learn something about football

Your argument has more holes than a Swiss cheese.
Cities sizes are calculated by population, not by acreage. Therefore, whether you include the population of the Gower or not, it has very little bearing on the overall population of Swansea due to the fact it is largely a rural area.
Even if you were to go by the geographical size of Swansea, look at the map below. Does the city and county of Swansea look like the biggest in Wales, let alone the UK?



Finally, as Handylegs pointed out.. West Glamorgan ceased to exist in 1996, when it was replaced by the city and county of Swansea. Just for the record, South Glamorgan became the city and county of Cardiff at exactly the same time.

South Glamorgan became Cardiff. Wrong. Parts of South Glam became Cardiff. Barry, Cowbridge etc became Vale of Glam. Get your facts right. Port Eynon and Llangennech might be administrated by Pikeyville City Council but they are not part of the City.

Ok, you're quite right, albeit a bit pedantic. South Glamorgan didn't simply become the city and county of Cardiff. There were changes to the boundaries as you've quite rightly said (see, It's not that bad to admit you get it wrong occasionally, you should try it sometime Gareth), however the point remains, there is no longer a county of West Glamorgan, just as there is no longer a county of South Glamorgan.
Having said all that, you still don't get it do you Gareth? Nobody has ever said that the Gower is part of the city centre of Swansea. That would be ridiculous. What you do have to accept, is that the Gower peninsula is part of the city and county of Swansea. As I have said previously, you can't say "the Gower is in the county of Swansea, but not the city of Swansea", because there is no distinction between the two. It all comes under THE CITY AND COUNTY OF SWANSEA, of which the Gower is a part.
I've tried to put it as simply as I can Gareth, because you seem flummoxed by the whole concept that the Gower is a part of Swansea, and is not somehow completely independant from it, but do you now understand? Do you get it?

I will fully admit when I am wrong but on many occasions you have claimed that the Gower is in Swansea. The amusement I get from your over-reaction is at times almost hysterical. The fact that you come onto a CCFC website on a regular basis sums you up quite nicely.

I will fully admit when I am wrong but on many occasions you have claimed that the Gower is in Swansea. The amusement I get from your over-reaction is at times almost hysterical. The fact that you come onto a CCFC website on a regular basis sums you up quite nicely.

Christ almighty, it's like trying to get blood out of a stone.
Answer me one simple question...

Do you accept that the Gower is part of the city and county of Swansea?

Yes or no?

I will fully admit when I am wrong but on many occasions you have claimed that the Gower is in Swansea. The amusement I get from your over-reaction is at times almost hysterical. The fact that you come onto a CCFC website on a regular basis sums you up quite nicely.

Christ almighty, it's like trying to get blood out of a stone.
Answer me one simple question...

Do you accept that the Gower is part of the city and county of Swansea?

Yes or no?

It is part of the County (old West Glam) but is not in the city you thicko....

CARDIFF IS THE CAPITAL OF WALES thats it.... why are we discussing this crap for as far as the gower who cares.

People from england talk of Tenby and the gower for hols yes but when visiting cities they visit cardiff .

If Swansea are so big why can they have a forum as we have and we can not keep the Jacks off here..

Swansea can be proud today like us we had Ramsay who has done quite well and swansea had Pratley who is doing ok
and scored a great goal for me today that has made me smile any way lol

how sad it must be to be a swansea fan having to come on our forums to try to convince themselves that there a big club. go away you idoits

I will fully admit when I am wrong but on many occasions you have claimed that the Gower is in Swansea. The amusement I get from your over-reaction is at times almost hysterical. The fact that you come onto a CCFC website on a regular basis sums you up quite nicely.

Christ almighty, it's like trying to get blood out of a stone.
Answer me one simple question...

Do you accept that the Gower is part of the city and county of Swansea?

Yes or no?

It is part of the County (old West Glam) but is not in the city you thicko....

So it's a yes?

I love the way you keep harping on about the old West Glamorgan. It's as if you can't bring yourself to use the words Swansea and Gower in the same sentence.

Just to give you a comparison..
It's like me suggesting that somewhere like whitchurch is not in Cardiff. Because it's not in the city centre, does that mean it's not part of the city and county of Cardiff? Of course it doesn't. As long as it falls within the city and county of Cardiff boundaries that would make it part of the city and county of Cardiff. Same applies for all the towns and villages the Gower. They might not be in the centre of Swansea, but they are still very much a part of the city and county of Swansea. It's not rocket science!

I will fully admit when I am wrong but on many occasions you have claimed that the Gower is in Swansea. The amusement I get from your over-reaction is at times almost hysterical. The fact that you come onto a CCFC website on a regular basis sums you up quite nicely.

Christ almighty, it's like trying to get blood out of a stone.
Answer me one simple question...

Do you accept that the Gower is part of the city and county of Swansea?

Yes or no?

It is part of the County (old West Glam) but is not in the city you thicko....

So it's a yes?

I love the way you keep harping on about the old West Glamorgan. It's as if you can't bring yourself to use the words Swansea and Gower in the same sentence.

Just to give you a comparison..
It's like me suggesting that somewhere like whitchurch is not in Cardiff. Because it's not in the city centre, does that mean it's not part of the city and county of Cardiff? Of course it doesn't. As long as it falls within the city and county of Cardiff boundaries that would make it part of the city and county of Cardiff. Same applies for all the towns and villages the Gower. They might not be in the centre of Swansea, but they are still very much a part of the city and county of Swansea. It's not rocket science!

Oh boyo. Stay away from Whitchurch. We don't let caravans in so butt out.

I will fully admit when I am wrong but on many occasions you have claimed that the Gower is in Swansea. The amusement I get from your over-reaction is at times almost hysterical. The fact that you come onto a CCFC website on a regular basis sums you up quite nicely.

Christ almighty, it's like trying to get blood out of a stone.
Answer me one simple question...

Do you accept that the Gower is part of the city and county of Swansea?

Yes or no?

It is part of the County (old West Glam) but is not in the city you thicko....

So it's a yes?

I love the way you keep harping on about the old West Glamorgan. It's as if you can't bring yourself to use the words Swansea and Gower in the same sentence.

Just to give you a comparison..
It's like me suggesting that somewhere like whitchurch is not in Cardiff. Because it's not in the city centre, does that mean it's not part of the city and county of Cardiff? Of course it doesn't. As long as it falls within the city and county of Cardiff boundaries that would make it part of the city and county of Cardiff. Same applies for all the towns and villages the Gower. They might not be in the centre of Swansea, but they are still very much a part of the city and county of Swansea. It's not rocket science!

Oh boyo. Stay away from Whitchurch. We don't let caravans in so butt out.

Boyo? You sound like a condescending Englishman, who thinks all Welshmen still work down the mines and have a "special" relationship with sheep. I've been called all manner of things on here, but boyo?

I will fully admit when I am wrong but on many occasions you have claimed that the Gower is in Swansea. The amusement I get from your over-reaction is at times almost hysterical. The fact that you come onto a CCFC website on a regular basis sums you up quite nicely.

Christ almighty, it's like trying to get blood out of a stone.
Answer me one simple question...

Do you accept that the Gower is part of the city and county of Swansea?

Yes or no?

It is part of the County (old West Glam) but is not in the city you thicko....

So it's a yes?

I love the way you keep harping on about the old West Glamorgan. It's as if you can't bring yourself to use the words Swansea and Gower in the same sentence.

Just to give you a comparison..
It's like me suggesting that somewhere like whitchurch is not in Cardiff. Because it's not in the city centre, does that mean it's not part of the city and county of Cardiff? Of course it doesn't. As long as it falls within the city and county of Cardiff boundaries that would make it part of the city and county of Cardiff. Same applies for all the towns and villages the Gower. They might not be in the centre of Swansea, but they are still very much a part of the city and county of Swansea. It's not rocket science!

Oh boyo. Stay away from Whitchurch. We don't let caravans in so butt out.

Boyo? You sound like a condescending Englishman, who thinks all Welshmen still work down the mines and have a "special" relationship with sheep. I've been called all manner of things on here, but boyo?

Funnily enough that seems to have wound you up the most so I think I'll keep calling you boyo.

Funnily enough that seems to have wound you up the most so I think I'll keep calling you boyo.

It would wind me up if an Englishman called me boyo, but for it to come from a fellow Welshman is just a bit sad.

I will fully admit when I am wrong but on many occasions you have claimed that the Gower is in Swansea. The amusement I get from your over-reaction is at times almost hysterical. The fact that you come onto a CCFC website on a regular basis sums you up quite nicely.

Christ almighty, it's like trying to get blood out of a stone.
Answer me one simple question...

Do you accept that the Gower is part of the city and county of Swansea?

Yes or no?

It is part of the County (old West Glam) but is not in the city you thicko....

So it's a yes?

I love the way you keep harping on about the old West Glamorgan. It's as if you can't bring yourself to use the words Swansea and Gower in the same sentence.

Just to give you a comparison..
It's like me suggesting that somewhere like whitchurch is not in Cardiff. Because it's not in the city centre, does that mean it's not part of the city and county of Cardiff? Of course it doesn't. As long as it falls within the city and county of Cardiff boundaries that would make it part of the city and county of Cardiff. Same applies for all the towns and villages the Gower. They might not be in the centre of Swansea, but they are still very much a part of the city and county of Swansea. It's not rocket science!

Whitchurch is a suburb of Cardiff and like Ely, Radyr, Grangetown etc is part of Cardiff like Townhill, Killay and Sketty are part of swansea. To say the Gower is in Swansea is like saying Sully or Penarth are in Cardiff. Face facts tragic greenflash you have are not the sharpest tool in the box. Next you'll be saying Leon Britton is the best player in Europe.

Funnily enough that seems to have wound you up the most so I think I'll keep calling you boyo.

It would wind me up if an Englishman called me boyo, but for it to come from a fellow Welshman is just a bit sad.

That's a shame then isn't it boyo? How's life in the Gower boyo? A bit quiet? Don't you wish you lived in a big city like you're pretending you do boyo?