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4 hours ago, JBFC II said:

I honestly think they'd get 15-16k if they were in our position, they last averaged 20k 60 years ago and they haven't averaged over 10k for over 40 years, including when they were in the 2nd division back in the 90s

 

3 hours ago, Wanderingred said:

Well so much for “faithful and true” then eh!? You saggies can't have it both ways.. you can't claim to be such wonderful fans then say that thousands are staying away because of the state of the ground and the fact you are crap. That would make you just as fickle and fairweather as anybody else wouldnt it?

So which is it? Either you have a fan base that is loyal but much smaller than ours, or you have a potentially bigger fanbase that can't be arsed to go and watch second rate football.

Loyal or not. Tis human nature to want to be in a nice welcoming, warm environment with superb facilities, good food, shorter queues etc etc.. You get my point. If you build it they will come, proven time and time again.

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The thing with all this "my dad's bigger than your dad" support comparisons and the entire Bristol "rivalry" is that they - The Few - have got a target and something to aim at/match/be better/get/take more than, something to drive them on (they're going to be seriously unhappy if Man City do not give them a 7,801, minimum, allocation, next time Citeh have the privilege/pleasure of a visit from those tossers); but what have we got?

What and whom are we aiming at/trying to match? Who is driving us on, on and off the pitch?

 

Let me get us started: next time we play Walsall/Shrewsbury/Notts County/a L2 playoff final at Wembley, let's get organised and make sure we take more than The Few. I'm in. What about you?

 

 

 

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23 minutes ago, Jack Dawe said:

The thing with all this "my dad's bigger than your dad" support comparisons and the entire Bristol "rivalry" is that they - The Few - have got a target and something to aim at/match/be better/get/take more than, something to drive them on (they're going to be seriously unhappy if Man City do not give them a 7,801, minimum, allocation, next time Citeh have the privilege/pleasure of a visit from those tossers); but what have we got?

What and whom are we aiming at/trying to match? Who is driving us on, on and off the pitch?

 

Let me get us started: next time we play Walsall/Shrewsbury/Notts County/a L2 playoff final at Wembley, let's get organised and make sure we take more than The Few. I'm in. What about you?

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, havanatopia said:

 

Loyal or not. Tis human nature to want to be in a nice welcoming, warm environment with superb facilities, good food, shorter queues etc etc.. You get my point. If you build it they will come, proven time and time again.

There is (more than) one obvious exception, and we are going there next week...

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5 minutes ago, 29AR said:

There is (more than) one obvious exception, and we are going there next week...

The caveat being you should be on an upward trajectory; assume you are referring to Cardiff crowds last season. That being said they are light years ahead of the crowds they were getting in the decade run up to building the new shed.

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1 hour ago, havanatopia said:

The caveat being you should be on an upward trajectory; assume you are referring to Cardiff crowds last season. That being said they are light years ahead of the crowds they were getting in the decade run up to building the new shed.

ah I stand corrected - I thought it went down hill when they built that monstrosity of a stadium... albeit there are bigger issues for their lack of support which I wholeheartedly support, such as those who will not return until Vincent Tan is gone.

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29 minutes ago, 29AR said:

ah I stand corrected - I thought it went down hill when they built that monstrosity of a stadium... albeit there are bigger issues for their lack of support which I wholeheartedly support, such as those who will not return until Vincent Tan is gone.

I don’t think there are too many of those..!

whilst their crowds are below ours, they are, for Cardiff, pretty high. 

Between 2010-2015 they averaged around 21-23k, with the obvious exception of their premier league season. 

Prior to that, their average of 16.5k this season and last season is higher than at anytime since 1971. 

Being as low as 3.5k average in the late 1990’s! 

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3 hours ago, havanatopia said:

 

Loyal or not. Tis human nature to want to be in a nice welcoming, warm environment with superb facilities, good food, shorter queues etc etc.. You get my point. If you build it they will come, proven time and time again.

If you build it, they will come. If you steal it, only 8,500 will bother.

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30 minutes ago, Bar BS3 said:

I don’t think there are too many of those..!

whilst their crowds are below ours, they are, for Cardiff, pretty high. 

Between 2010-2015 they averaged around 21-23k, with the obvious exception of their premier league season. 

Prior to that, their average of 16.5k this season and last season is higher than at anytime since 1971. 

Being as low as 3.5k average in the late 1990’s! 

They can do lower than that: two seasons between 87 and 92 where Cardiff averaged - averaged - below 3000, in other words, a 4 digit average with the first digit being "2."

Sub 3,000! And another where they got above 3000 by about a bus load every home game.

Cardiff City fans are proper deserters. 

 

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2 hours ago, myol'man said:

I see Dings RFC are opening their new £8m stadium tomorrow. Nice to see one North Bristol sports team getting on with it 

I'm surprised as Wael say's "These things take time..."

They are like Rovers in other ways though, in so much as they don't pay their players :laughcont:

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The gifting goes on tonight. 

I’m hearing there’s been a spot of bother down there in “Sag Heartland” at the King Billy, Warmley. 

Large scale disorder so say. Some City chaps there laughing their behinds off who are describing it as “ha ha, it’s Rovers onto Rovers. And they’re arguing about City”. 

Oh my days. 

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5 hours ago, myol'man said:

I see Dings RFC are opening their new £8m stadium tomorrow. Nice to see one North Bristol sports team getting on with it 

It’s amazing isn’t it? A local amateur rugby team who get crowds of a hundred or so get an £8m stadium. At the same time a football team, with the 6th richest man in the world as owner, just gets new sprinklers 

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11 hours ago, Harry said:

The gifting goes on tonight. 

I’m hearing there’s been a spot of bother down there in “Sag Heartland” at the King Billy, Warmley. 

Large scale disorder so say. Some City chaps there laughing their behinds off who are describing it as “ha ha, it’s Rovers onto Rovers. And they’re arguing about City”. 

Oh my days. 

The things they’ll do to draw out a police horse..! 

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11 hours ago, Harry said:

The gifting goes on tonight. 

I’m hearing there’s been a spot of bother down there in “Sag Heartland” at the King Billy, Warmley. 

Large scale disorder so say. Some City chaps there laughing their behinds off who are describing it as “ha ha, it’s Rovers onto Rovers. And they’re arguing about City”. 

Oh my days. 

Interesting. Have family who drink in there . All city . Quite a lot of City also in there . Few stand in S82 . Give my brother a ring later. :rofl2br:

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16 hours ago, myol'man said:

I see Dings RFC are opening their new £8m stadium tomorrow. Nice to see one North Bristol sports team getting on with it 

Don't broadcast that or the gas will "offer to groundshare" and see what they can do then.

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17 minutes ago, Vincent Vega said:

Sadly the new purpose built disabled section also suffered damage.

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What scenes of devastation, it`s truly heartbreaking when something that has taken so long to build is destroyed in an instant by the forces of nature.

Surely the council can step in and help the poor souls can`t they? It`s what we pay our council tax for after all, to provide services for those in need.

#prayforrovers

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Delusion Personified

"We need to win today against a team in bottom four. We are behind the promotion pack and need three points to maintain progress. I’m not expecting a point today (although we are away from home) and hope that with minutes to go our fitness can see us grab a late winner. Fingers Crossed!"

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6 minutes ago, RedLionLad said:

...and this poor lad at his 3rd game:

"We had lots of chances first half they had one chance and scored second half. One of the worst football matches I’ve ever witnessed."

Being a Rovers supporter some of the worst football you will ever see in your life is the standard, week in and week out. 

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