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I know. Immature. ?

I'm sure they will appeal it but not sure they will succeed in it being turned over. I'm more sure Jamie Paterson will score against us.

I think I'm getting the impression that you think it's a big game on Wednesday?

Mutants ?

I think he tripped over his wallet.

When I first saw this, I thought it was a bit of a weird one. On reflection, the National League is only the next step down from where the G@s are now. I think a lot of the sides like Eastleigh would be more than a match for a lot of the teams in the English League basement division.

A small head?

Not surprised by this. I can't think of anyone currently available who would be a good choice. Maybe they will go poaching! (as long as it isn't here, I don't care).

I concur. 'ad er.

Very good!! ?

I've had her.

I'd prefer Ryan Lowe though. *by the way I don't mean it.

I remember us all singing a certain song. The girls then obliged.

Fair play for having the nads to post this. There is a lot of truth and good points raised. That's not to say I agree with it all though. The overriding factor for me is that if the same scenario had happened in a different era after that, would any other group of players do it? It makes me think of Sol Campbell that dug his heels in over 'money owed' by Portsmouth when they were on their @rse. They were close to going out of business too and he was just one player that refused to give up his contractual rights. I think it was f@ckin image rights FFS. I was only 13 at the time of the 1982 saga and I still remember the fear of us losing my team and the relief when we were rescued. The sheer joy of seeing us play Fulham at home after that. I guess that is where the fondness of the 8 comes from for me. It is a sad chapter in our history that should never be forgotten for so many reasons but I definitely will celebrate it because whichever way I look at it. City wouldn't exist without the actions of the 8.

I guess owners have been considering a change for a while and 2 results didn't change their thinking. Also, Grant McCann has always been a bit of a meh appointment to me. He always comes across as someone who just doesn't instil any sort of confidence and maybe the Championship is a bridge too far for him.

I only saw one coke bottle (yes, one too many.) Compare that to a lot more than a few idiots smashing up ceilings and toilets. As the videos circulate around social media of the thugs doing this the public in general will make up their own minds.

My immediate thought was that maybe some of our lot had somehow infiltrated the away end. However, if the ticket holders were season ticket holders only then probably not. In any case, Cardiff really did show the rest of the country and theirs their true colours. Embarrassing muppetry of the highest order!!

You lucky, lucky b@stard.

Is it right that Cardiff lot were actually fighting amongst themselves in the Atyeo? I couldn't see anything. Sorry if it's been mentioned already on here.

Na. He's a proper c@unt.

There's one for the kids!

You'd have to be a complete brunt to buy that.

God no. Definitely no malice at all. Three Degrees were a great act and the three footballers were a great trio. Cyril and Laurie in particular were brilliant.

They have been saying for years now that they are coming for us! I'm afraid it was true after all as they unveil their new stand, executive seating and floodlights at the Mem. #ourdaysournumbered

Absolutely! The Three Degrees were brilliant players. Wouldn't be able to call them that these days though.