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Cardiff City FC 2011/12 season thread

I can't make tonight but - to be honest - I've never been big on meeting players and managers. I'd rather have a beer with my mates. :)
 
editor said:
I can't make tonight but - to be honest - I've never been big on meeting players and managers. I'd rather have a beer with my mates. :)
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That's what we are doing! We've been going to the match 25 years with the buggers, having a drink with them. And letting Cardiff manager come along

It's being filmed for Cardiff City World if any of you watch that
 
RaverDrew said:
Who's this Dekel Kienan fella we've just signed on loan from you lot ? and is he any good ?
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He's a tidy centre half. Good in the air. Good positionally. Gets about his business in a quiet reassuring kind of way.

He only had one or two horror shows for us last year. Boro and Reading I think. And you can't blame him for them. Our whole team was pissed for the Boro match. And for Reading nobody bothered turning up.
 
Huddersfield Town have signed Cardiff City striker Jon Parkin on loan until 23 January.
Parkin, 29, scored against the Terriers for the Bluebirds in the Carling Cup earlier this season.
The powerful centre forward has spent time on loan at Championship strugglers Doncaster Rovers this campaign, failing to score in five appearances.
Manager Lee Clark told the club website: "Jon will do a similar job to what Alan Lee has been doing for us."
Fellow striker Lee is set to serve a three-match suspension after an appeal aginst his red card for violent conduct against Notts County on Saturday was rejected.
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:D
 
My mate says there's a really sad atmosphere at City tonight :(

The game seems kind of pointless after recent events.
 
So very proud of fellow City fans tonight - so many Welsh scarves, shirts and flags - magnificent tribute to legend Gary Speed - singing his name before and during the game - and as arranged, on 85 minute mark, to recognise his 85 caps.

Tears were shed.

"This one's for Speedo"
 
He's bullshitting to cover his arse. He knows damn well that a semi final place and possible final would have gone down very nicely indeed. He fucked it up because his team weren't good enough, and now he's claiming it was all a cunning plan.

If I was a Blackburn fan I'd tell him to fuck right out of my club.
 
editor said:
He's bullshitting to cover his arse. He knows damn well that a semi final place and possible final would have gone down very nicely indeed. He fucked it up because his team weren't good enough, and now he's claiming it was all a cunning plan.

If I was a Blackburn fan I'd tell him to fuck right out of my club.
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I think that sentiment has already been made amply clear to Mr. Kean by the Rovers fans.
 
He's covering his arase but he's also right...staying in the PL means more £ than a semi final of a second rate cup. Sad it;s come to that but it's the skewed state of English football right now.
 
g force said:
He's covering his arase but he's also right...staying in the PL means more £ than a semi final of a second rate cup. Sad it;s come to that but it's the skewed state of English football right now.
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Yeah and their next run of fixtures are all against basement clubs. If he picks up seven points in the next three games he'll be well vindicated. Its a big IF though.
 
g force said:
He's covering his arase but he's also right...staying in the PL means more £ than a semi final of a second rate cup. Sad it;s come to that but it's the skewed state of English football right now.
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Having said that Malky was on radio this morning stating the opposite view. cardiff's recent run of form he attributes to the fact that we have had a cup run and players have been able to spend more time playing with each other.
 
C'mon Palace. 1-2 up at Old Trafford.

Win it for us, we draw you in semi, smash you and then whoever we play in final, Cardiff are in Europe.

Even sweeter if Man City beat Liverpool so we get to go to Wemberley for a 4th time before Pool have managed their first visit.
 
1927 said:
C'mon Palace. 1-2 up at Old Trafford.

Win it for us, we draw you in semi, smash you and then whoever we play in final, Cardiff are in Europe.

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Sadly this ain't accurate. That only applies in the FA Cup. Only winner of LC goes into Europe. If they are already in the CL then the Europa League place goes to the next team down in the PL, if you see what I mean
 
lifted from another site

Members of the club's Travel Group met with Cardiff City officials in the stadium boardroom this evening to discuss the arrangements for forthcoming away matches and a variety of other fan-related issues.

Acting Chief Executive Alan Whiteley introduced himself to the meeting before handing over to Wayne Palmer of the South Wales Police. Wayne revealed that the number of Cardiff City fans arrested at games this season currently stands at just nine (two at home matches and seven away), while only two visiting fans have been arrested at the Cardiff City Stadium. The annual Home Office report containing last season's figures is due to be released shortly and will reveal a large decrease in the number of arrests at Cardiff games.

The police, the council and the club are all delighted by the improvement in the behaviour of our supporters, particularly since the move to the new stadium in 2009. Stadium Manager Wayne Nash revealed that the recent away game at Coventry was a police-free fixture for the second-successive season, and he was pleased to report that there were no problems whatsoever before, during or after Sunday's home game against Birmingham City. As there were no travel restrictions placed upon visiting supporters for that fixture, the club expects there will be no restrictions placed upon our fans for the return match at St Andrews in March.

As was the case last season, there are no travel restrictions for the Cardiff fans who are attending Saturday's game at Millwall other than a rendezvous point for coach travellers in Blackheath at 1:00pm. The bars in the ground will be open and ticket sales currently stand at around the 1,200 mark.

Details of the ticketing arrangements for the Carling Cup semi-final at Crystal Palace were released on the club's website earlier today. Unlike the FA Cup, Carling Cup competition rules dictate that tickets for this competition are available to visiting clubs on a sale or return basis. Therefore, Palace and Cardiff have agreed to make 4,000 tickets available to each other. If Palace sell anything more than 3,000 tickets for the second leg, then two blocks of the Family Stand will be used to accommodate the additional supporters. However, if it seems likely that less than 3,000 Palace fans will travel to Cardiff, then one block of the Ninian Stand will be used instead. The clubs are in regular contact and will monitor this situation closely during the next couple of weeks.

The two clubs eventually had to agree to disagree about the pricing structure for the semi-finals. Palace officials apparently believed that Cardiff's prices were too cheap, while Cardiff officials believed that Palace's prices were too expensive. The only realistic compromise was to agree to let each club set its own prices, hence the difference in the cost of tickets for each leg.

Cardiff officials have been in discussions with their West Brom counterparts regarding the forthcoming FA Cup third round tie at the Hawthorns and it seems very likely that tickets for this fixture will be priced at £15 for adults and £10 for concessions. An announcement with confirmation of the details will be made on the club's website in due course.

Ticket sales for the Boxing Day fixture at Watford currently stand at approximately 725, while tickets for the New Year's Eve game at Nottingham Forest will go on sale later this week.

The subject of fans persistently standing in the Ninian Stand was discussed briefly. The club is still receiving complaints from fans in that area of the ground regarding those who stand up in front of them and officials have been issuing warnings to the supporters concerned. A number of stadium cards have been switched off when those warnings have been ignored and it was made clear that this policy will continue.
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