Fri Apr 18, 2014 6:41 pm
Fri Apr 18, 2014 6:50 pm
Fri Apr 18, 2014 8:36 pm
Fri Apr 18, 2014 8:47 pm
Fri Apr 18, 2014 8:49 pm
carlccfc wrote:I am proud when I see the 'sea of blue' on 19:27 at recent games and I actually believe it helps with generating an atmosphere, there are not many times throughout the 90 minutes when City fans are in unison but the 19:27 display helps with that.
Also I am all for fans getting behind the team and supporting them to the very end.
Against the top 6 sides we have played this season the atmosphere has been excellent and I wonder if that is down to the fact as supporters we expect nothing from the game and against teams we hope to get something from the atmosphere has been nowhere near the level it should be.
We can blame stewards, new fans, opponents etc but the truth is it is down to us, sitting, standing against Stoke or Man City we should be together as one, behind the team.
When they are not playing as good as we hope or the scoreline is not going as we think it should we need to raise the level within the walls of the stadium and get behind the boys.
We can do that from the first minute to the last and at 19:27 we can show the world that we will always be blue.
If you are at the game against Stoke you have a choice and that is to either give all you got for 90 minutes for the last Premier League in which we expect to get something from or you can sit in your seat silently and hope that others get it going.
Fri Apr 18, 2014 9:01 pm
Jinks wrote:carlccfc wrote:I am proud when I see the 'sea of blue' on 19:27 at recent games and I actually believe it helps with generating an atmosphere, there are not many times throughout the 90 minutes when City fans are in unison but the 19:27 display helps with that.
Also I am all for fans getting behind the team and supporting them to the very end.
Against the top 6 sides we have played this season the atmosphere has been excellent and I wonder if that is down to the fact as supporters we expect nothing from the game and against teams we hope to get something from the atmosphere has been nowhere near the level it should be.
We can blame stewards, new fans, opponents etc but the truth is it is down to us, sitting, standing against Stoke or Man City we should be together as one, behind the team.
When they are not playing as good as we hope or the scoreline is not going as we think it should we need to raise the level within the walls of the stadium and get behind the boys.
We can do that from the first minute to the last and at 19:27 we can show the world that we will always be blue.
If you are at the game against Stoke you have a choice and that is to either give all you got for 90 minutes for the last Premier League in which we expect to get something from or you can sit in your seat silently and hope that others get it going.
The ninian stand near the away fans need to back the team they offer no support whatsoever even when taunted. They have dropped behind the family stand in terms of atmosphere
Fri Apr 18, 2014 9:04 pm
Fri Apr 18, 2014 9:17 pm
carlccfc wrote:http://www.cardiffcityforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=138923
I am proud when I see the 'sea of blue' on 19:27 at recent games and I actually believe it helps with generating an atmosphere, there are not many times throughout the 90 minutes when City fans are in unison but the 19:27 display helps with that.
Also I am all for fans getting behind the team and supporting them to the very end.
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=138923
Against the top 6 sides we have played this season the atmosphere has been excellent and I wonder if that is down to the fact as supporters we expect nothing from the game and against teams we hope to get something from the atmosphere has been nowhere near the level it should be.
We can blame stewards, new fans, opponents etc but the truth is it is down to us, sitting, standing against Stoke or Man City we should be together as one, behind the team.
When they are not playing as good as we hope or the scoreline is not going as we think it should we need to raise the level within the walls of the stadium and get behind the boys.
We can do that from the first minute to the last and at 19:27 we can show the world that we will always be blue.
If you are at the game against Stoke you have a choice and that is to either give all you got for 90 minutes for the last Premier League in which we expect to get something from or you can sit in your seat silently and hope that others get it going.
Fri Apr 18, 2014 9:40 pm
Simonella wrote:Yes, alot of post have been made the past week on fans going mental for 90 mins. Keep focus on that tiny second of sea of blue, why dont you? The TEAM needs the best ccs have ever been! Wankers!
Fri Apr 18, 2014 9:47 pm
Blazing Saddles wrote:Jinks wrote:carlccfc wrote:I am proud when I see the 'sea of blue' on 19:27 at recent games and I actually believe it helps with generating an atmosphere, there are not many times throughout the 90 minutes when City fans are in unison but the 19:27 display helps with that.
Also I am all for fans getting behind the team and supporting them to the very end.
Against the top 6 sides we have played this season the atmosphere has been excellent and I wonder if that is down to the fact as supporters we expect nothing from the game and against teams we hope to get something from the atmosphere has been nowhere near the level it should be.
We can blame stewards, new fans, opponents etc but the truth is it is down to us, sitting, standing against Stoke or Man City we should be together as one, behind the team.
When they are not playing as good as we hope or the scoreline is not going as we think it should we need to raise the level within the walls of the stadium and get behind the boys.
We can do that from the first minute to the last and at 19:27 we can show the world that we will always be blue.
If you are at the game against Stoke you have a choice and that is to either give all you got for 90 minutes for the last Premier League in which we expect to get something from or you can sit in your seat silently and hope that others get it going.
The ninian stand near the away fans need to back the team they offer no support whatsoever even when taunted. They have dropped behind the family stand in terms of atmosphere
Are you suggesting that Annis and Co have turned into a right bunch of pussies??
Fri Apr 18, 2014 10:50 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Blazing Saddles wrote:Jinks wrote:carlccfc wrote:I am proud when I see the 'sea of blue' on 19:27 at recent games and I actually believe it helps with generating an atmosphere, there are not many times throughout the 90 minutes when City fans are in unison but the 19:27 display helps with that.
Also I am all for fans getting behind the team and supporting them to the very end.
Against the top 6 sides we have played this season the atmosphere has been excellent and I wonder if that is down to the fact as supporters we expect nothing from the game and against teams we hope to get something from the atmosphere has been nowhere near the level it should be.
We can blame stewards, new fans, opponents etc but the truth is it is down to us, sitting, standing against Stoke or Man City we should be together as one, behind the team.
When they are not playing as good as we hope or the scoreline is not going as we think it should we need to raise the level within the walls of the stadium and get behind the boys.
We can do that from the first minute to the last and at 19:27 we can show the world that we will always be blue.
If you are at the game against Stoke you have a choice and that is to either give all you got for 90 minutes for the last Premier League in which we expect to get something from or you can sit in your seat silently and hope that others get it going.
The ninian stand near the away fans need to back the team they offer no support whatsoever even when taunted. They have dropped behind the family stand in terms of atmosphere
Are you suggesting that Annis and Co have turned into a right bunch of pussies??
Jinks forgets something, we get told to sit down as soon as we get the atmosphere going, but we never give up and there might be only a few of us, but we always give it our best
Fri Apr 18, 2014 11:51 pm
carlccfc wrote:http://www.cardiffcityforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=138923
I am proud when I see the 'sea of blue' on 19:27 at recent games and I actually believe it helps with generating an atmosphere, there are not many times throughout the 90 minutes when City fans are in unison but the 19:27 display helps with that.
Also I am all for fans getting behind the team and supporting them to the very end.
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=138923
Against the top 6 sides we have played this season the atmosphere has been excellent and I wonder if that is down to the fact as supporters we expect nothing from the game and against teams we hope to get something from the atmosphere has been nowhere near the level it should be.
We can blame stewards, new fans, opponents etc but the truth is it is down to us, sitting, standing against Stoke or Man City we should be together as one, behind the team.
When they are not playing as good as we hope or the scoreline is not going as we think it should we need to raise the level within the walls of the stadium and get behind the boys.
We can do that from the first minute to the last and at 19:27 we can show the world that we will always be blue.
If you are at the game against Stoke you have a choice and that is to either give all you got for 90 minutes for the last Premier League in which we expect to get something from or you can sit in your seat silently and hope that others get it going.
Sat Apr 19, 2014 12:12 am
carlccfc wrote:I am proud when I see the 'sea of blue' on 19:27 at recent games and I actually believe it helps with generating an atmosphere, there are not many times throughout the 90 minutes when City fans are in unison but the 19:27 display helps with that.
Sat Apr 19, 2014 12:19 am
Forever Blue wrote:carlccfc wrote:http://www.cardiffcityforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=138923
I am proud when I see the 'sea of blue' on 19:27 at recent games and I actually believe it helps with generating an atmosphere, there are not many times throughout the 90 minutes when City fans are in unison but the 19:27 display helps with that.
Also I am all for fans getting behind the team and supporting them to the very end.
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=138923
Against the top 6 sides we have played this season the atmosphere has been excellent and I wonder if that is down to the fact as supporters we expect nothing from the game and against teams we hope to get something from the atmosphere has been nowhere near the level it should be.
We can blame stewards, new fans, opponents etc but the truth is it is down to us, sitting, standing against Stoke or Man City we should be together as one, behind the team.
When they are not playing as good as we hope or the scoreline is not going as we think it should we need to raise the level within the walls of the stadium and get behind the boys.
We can do that from the first minute to the last and at 19:27 we can show the world that we will always be blue.
If you are at the game against Stoke you have a choice and that is to either give all you got for 90 minutes for the last Premier League in which we expect to get something from or you can sit in your seat silently and hope that others get it going.
Spot on Carlos
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=138923
Sat Apr 19, 2014 12:32 am
splott bluebird wrote:with you all the way mate when u see the the supporters in spain and Italy we are light years behind them they really enjoy themselves and it definately helps the team its called passion .
Sat Apr 19, 2014 1:35 am
Sat Apr 19, 2014 6:19 am
Sat Apr 19, 2014 7:20 am
NJ73 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:carlccfc wrote:http://www.cardiffcityforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=138923
I am proud when I see the 'sea of blue' on 19:27 at recent games and I actually believe it helps with generating an atmosphere, there are not many times throughout the 90 minutes when City fans are in unison but the 19:27 display helps with that.
Also I am all for fans getting behind the team and supporting them to the very end.
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=138923
Against the top 6 sides we have played this season the atmosphere has been excellent and I wonder if that is down to the fact as supporters we expect nothing from the game and against teams we hope to get something from the atmosphere has been nowhere near the level it should be.
We can blame stewards, new fans, opponents etc but the truth is it is down to us, sitting, standing against Stoke or Man City we should be together as one, behind the team.
When they are not playing as good as we hope or the scoreline is not going as we think it should we need to raise the level within the walls of the stadium and get behind the boys.
We can do that from the first minute to the last and at 19:27 we can show the world that we will always be blue.
If you are at the game against Stoke you have a choice and that is to either give all you got for 90 minutes for the last Premier League in which we expect to get something from or you can sit in your seat silently and hope that others get it going.
Spot on Carlos
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=138923
If you could just link to that other thread again that'd be great. I'm not sure I caught it the first 3 times........ ££££££££££
Sat Apr 19, 2014 7:21 am
Daio85 wrote:Jinks, i sit in DD 117 and there is only a small group who stay standing and want to sing. The problem is 118. That block is 90% sat down and filled with scool kids and malaysion kids in large numbers which simply adds nothing to atmosphere and they are right next to away fans.
Ploy by the club obviously
Sat Apr 19, 2014 7:26 am
Forever Blue wrote:Daio85 wrote:Jinks, i sit in DD 117 and there is only a small group who stay standing and want to sing. The problem is 118. That block is 90% sat down and filled with scool kids and malaysion kids in large numbers which simply adds nothing to atmosphere and they are right next to away fans.
Ploy by the club obviously
Correct, the club have gone out there way to silence our area.
As it happens I never hear Jinks sing
Sat Apr 19, 2014 7:29 am
Bakedalasker wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Daio85 wrote:Jinks, i sit in DD 117 and there is only a small group who stay standing and want to sing. The problem is 118. That block is 90% sat down and filled with scool kids and malaysion kids in large numbers which simply adds nothing to atmosphere and they are right next to away fans.
Ploy by the club obviously
Correct, the club have gone out there way to silence our area.
As it happens I never hear Jinks sing
I can imagine that is the last thing you want to hear singing.
Sat Apr 19, 2014 8:40 am
Jinks wrote:Last few games fans have stood for long periods of time but no singing. its not just me but quite a few around me have mentioned the ninian stand near the away end standing but not singing . hope theres good vocal support from there tomorrow
Sat Apr 19, 2014 9:08 am
Sat Apr 19, 2014 10:13 am
Barry Chuckle wrote:Jinks wrote:Last few games fans have stood for long periods of time but no singing. its not just me but quite a few around me have mentioned the ninian stand near the away end standing but not singing . hope theres good vocal support from there tomorrow
Well that's nonsense, because anyone standing for any length of time is told to sit down or leave. there have been numerous threats of blocking access for persistent standees too.
Sat Apr 19, 2014 10:43 am
Barry Chuckle wrote:Jinks wrote:Last few games fans have stood for long periods of time but no singing. its not just me but quite a few around me have mentioned the ninian stand near the away end standing but not singing . hope theres good vocal support from there tomorrow
Well that's nonsense, because anyone standing for any length of time is told to sit down or leave. there have been numerous threats of blocking access for persistent standees too.
Sat Apr 19, 2014 11:01 am
Sat Apr 19, 2014 11:36 am
Forever Blue wrote:Barry Chuckle wrote:Jinks wrote:Last few games fans have stood for long periods of time but no singing. its not just me but quite a few around me have mentioned the ninian stand near the away end standing but not singing . hope theres good vocal support from there tomorrow
Well that's nonsense, because anyone standing for any length of time is told to sit down or leave. there have been numerous threats of blocking access for persistent standees too.
We should. Know Alex as were te ones in there