Congratulations Cardiff!

Promoted to the Premiership. Two S Wales sides - who would have thought! 0-0 v Charlton; Hull and Watford both lost.

Best to Cardiff well done 'Cardiff and Swansea there now Cymru Am Byth

Brill night in Cardiff last night, great we got three Welsh teams in the Premier League!


Cardiff, Swansea & Gareth Bale !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

cliffyboy wrote:Brill night in Cardiff last night, great we got three Welsh teams in the Premier League!


Cardiff, Swansea & Gareth Bale !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Great night all round Cliff. Bristol City were relegated...lol

Yes I went out last night when I got back to Cardiff after the Merthyr game, my mates were partying!

I'm feeling it now mind! Ouch!

Well done though!!

yes well done city.

Now City have just got to sort out their debts!!!Sam Hammam need paying for a start...

Congratulations to our feeder club Cardiff city ....nice to see the bluebirds in the top flight...hopefully you little Cardiff valley brother can follow in your footsteps.....any Malaysian or Chinese millionaires you can loan us? Boz

Now I suppose there will be a big game in South Wales every weekend-either at Swansea or Cardiff.

Tim Drummond wrote:Now I suppose there will be a big game in South Wales every weekend-either at Swansea or Cardiff.

Yes, but maybe not on a Saturday. Both sides now have more chance of playing on a Friday, Sunday or Monday. Providing we can keep the fiver for CCFC & SCFC season ticket holders we may pick up a few who prefer to watch their football at 3pm on a Saturday.

Yes and no Tuesday night games in the Premier League either, so Cardiff fans in the area can get their fix at Penydarren Park on a Tuesday evening.

Yes, I think more Sunday games are likely for Swansea and Cardiff which could help Merthyr, I suppose. I am old-fashioned enough to feel that Saturday afternoon is for football but as money doesn't just talk, it swears, football is ruled by television, especially Sky, and footballers are expected to take to the field when TV dictates.
I hope that non-League football preserves life as portrayed in The Kinks' Autumn Almanac---"I like my football on a Saturday, roast beef on Sunday is all-right...."

Swansea especially will have quite a few Sunday games due to being in the Europa League. The further they go in the competition the more they will get.

Tim Drummond wrote:Yes, I think more Sunday games are likely for Swansea and Cardiff which could help Merthyr, I suppose. I am old-fashioned enough to feel that Saturday afternoon is for football but as money doesn't just talk, it swears, football is ruled by television, especially Sky, and footballers are expected to take to the field when TV dictates.
I hope that non-League football preserves life as portrayed in The Kinks' Autumn Almanac---"I like my football on a Saturday, roast beef on Sunday is all-right...."

How about "The Taxman's taken all my dough" from Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon. Always one of my favourite Kinks songs!

Some great scenes at the end with thousands on the pitch, Blue smoke bombs the giant Blue flag etc , emotional for sure. Good Luck City

ye well done ccfc...but il still be watching the Martyrs for me !!!

So will I.No jumping on the bandwagon here.

bluebird wrote:ye well done ccfc...but il still be watching the Martyrs for me !!!

Yes no going back for me either. I have been made very welcome at Merthyr and met some fantastic people. Looking forward to Saturdays game and indeed next season whichever league we find ourselves on.

couldnt agree with u more.