20 fiercest rivalries - guess where we are
Sun Sep 24, 2017 11:58 am
Re: 20 fiercest rivalries - guess where we are
Sun Sep 24, 2017 1:46 pm
Numero uno! And description is quite accurate. 
Re: 20 fiercest rivalries - guess where we are
Tue Sep 26, 2017 1:11 pm
No way is it Number 1, probably
Man U v Liverpool
Everton v Liverpool
Man U v Man City
West Ham v Millwall
Spurs v Arsenal
Bristol C v Cardiff before the Jacks
Man U v Liverpool
Everton v Liverpool
Man U v Man City
West Ham v Millwall
Spurs v Arsenal
Bristol C v Cardiff before the Jacks
Re: 20 fiercest rivalries - guess where we are
Tue Sep 26, 2017 1:40 pm
1980s Bluebird wrote:No way is it Number 1, probably
Man U v Liverpool
Everton v Liverpool
Man U v Man City
West Ham v Millwall
Spurs v Arsenal
Bristol C v Cardiff before the Jacks
If you look at what is put about tbe rivalry you see why it is in uk! What other set fans have been banned from each others ground, its permanent bubble trip for both sets fans , no other rivalry as such intense deslike of each others fans! Maybe not biggest but certainly the fiercest
Re: 20 fiercest rivalries - guess where we are
Wed Sep 27, 2017 11:29 am
1980s Bluebird wrote:No way is it Number 1, probably
Man U v Liverpool
Everton v Liverpool
Man U v Man City
West Ham v Millwall
Spurs v Arsenal
Bristol C v Cardiff before the Jacks
Everton V Liverpool
Re: 20 fiercest rivalries - guess where we are
Wed Sep 27, 2017 12:37 pm
BEEP AHM wrote:1980s Bluebird wrote:No way is it Number 1, probably
Man U v Liverpool
Everton v Liverpool
Man U v Man City
West Ham v Millwall
Spurs v Arsenal
Bristol C v Cardiff before the Jacks
Everton V Liverpool
traditionally known as ....the friendly derby..
Re: 20 fiercest rivalries - guess where we are
Wed Sep 27, 2017 12:47 pm
pembroke allan wrote:1980s Bluebird wrote:No way is it Number 1, probably
Man U v Liverpool
Everton v Liverpool
Man U v Man City
West Ham v Millwall
Spurs v Arsenal
Bristol C v Cardiff before the Jacks
If you look at what is put about tbe rivalry you see why it is in uk! What other set fans have been banned from each others ground, its permanent bubble trip for both sets fans , no other rivalry as such intense deslike of each others fans! Maybe not biggest but certainly the fiercest
spot on Allan..none of those games have the restrictions we get against Swansea..and out of those mentioned the most restrictions apply to the Bristol game
Re: 20 fiercest rivalries - guess where we are
Wed Sep 27, 2017 1:08 pm
dogfound wrote:pembroke allan wrote:1980s Bluebird wrote:No way is it Number 1, probably
Man U v Liverpool
Everton v Liverpool
Man U v Man City
West Ham v Millwall
Spurs v Arsenal
Bristol C v Cardiff before the Jacks
If you look at what is put about tbe rivalry you see why it is in uk! What other set fans have been banned from each others ground, its permanent bubble trip for both sets fans , no other rivalry as such intense deslike of each others fans! Maybe not biggest but certainly the fiercest
spot on Allan..none of those games have the restrictions we get against Swansea..and out of those mentioned the most restrictions apply to the Bristol game
Chester Wrexham is similar to ours but with lot less fans involved, isnt Burnley v Blackburn fiesty aswell normally a bubble game? All other derbies the fans mix as either in same city or local areas to each other so no segregation until game starts.
Re: 20 fiercest rivalries - guess where we are
Wed Sep 27, 2017 1:24 pm
pembroke allan wrote:dogfound wrote:pembroke allan wrote:1980s Bluebird wrote:No way is it Number 1, probably
Man U v Liverpool
Everton v Liverpool
Man U v Man City
West Ham v Millwall
Spurs v Arsenal
Bristol C v Cardiff before the Jacks
If you look at what is put about tbe rivalry you see why it is in uk! What other set fans have been banned from each others ground, its permanent bubble trip for both sets fans , no other rivalry as such intense deslike of each others fans! Maybe not biggest but certainly the fiercest
spot on Allan..none of those games have the restrictions we get against Swansea..and out of those mentioned the most restrictions apply to the Bristol game
Chester Wrexham is similar to ours but with lot less fans involved, isnt Burnley v Blackburn fiesty aswell normally a bubble game? All other derbies the fans mix as either in same city or local areas to each other so no segregation until game starts.
i was at 3 london derbys last season unvolving WHU {twice} Spurs {twice } Arsenal and Millwall..no RV point..no bubble...no numbers restrictions...there was a very high police presence at all 3 games but away fans arrived by all means of transport at various points and drank in local pubs { all be it guided to certain pubs and watched over by OB }.whens the last time Cardiff fans had a pint in Swansea on a match day.?
Re: 20 fiercest rivalries - guess where we are
Wed Sep 27, 2017 7:32 pm
dogfound wrote:pembroke allan wrote:dogfound wrote:pembroke allan wrote:1980s Bluebird wrote:No way is it Number 1, probably
Man U v Liverpool
Everton v Liverpool
Man U v Man City
West Ham v Millwall
Spurs v Arsenal
Bristol C v Cardiff before the Jacks
If you look at what is put about tbe rivalry you see why it is in uk! What other set fans have been banned from each others ground, its permanent bubble trip for both sets fans , no other rivalry as such intense deslike of each others fans! Maybe not biggest but certainly the fiercest
spot on Allan..none of those games have the restrictions we get against Swansea..and out of those mentioned the most restrictions apply to the Bristol game
Chester Wrexham is similar to ours but with lot less fans involved, isnt Burnley v Blackburn fiesty aswell normally a bubble game? All other derbies the fans mix as either in same city or local areas to each other so no segregation until game starts.
i was at 3 london derbys last season unvolving WHU {twice} Spurs {twice } Arsenal and Millwall..no RV point..no bubble...no numbers restrictions...there was a very high police presence at all 3 games but away fans arrived by all means of transport at various points and drank in local pubs { all be it guided to certain pubs and watched over by OB }.whens the last time Cardiff fans had a pint in Swansea on a match day.?
This for me sums it up perfectly. We as Cardiff fans should be able to make our own way to the Liberty by bus, train or car. Until this happens I believe that the South Wales derby should be regarded as the fiercest and most volatile with more potential for serious disorder than any other derby in Britain. Ask S.W.P.
Re: 20 fiercest rivalries - guess where we are
Wed Sep 27, 2017 10:28 pm
TERRYB wrote:dogfound wrote:pembroke allan wrote:dogfound wrote:pembroke allan wrote:1980s Bluebird wrote:No way is it Number 1, probably
Man U v Liverpool
Everton v Liverpool
Man U v Man City
West Ham v Millwall
Spurs v Arsenal
Bristol C v Cardiff before the Jacks
If you look at what is put about tbe rivalry you see why it is in uk! What other set fans have been banned from each others ground, its permanent bubble trip for both sets fans , no other rivalry as such intense deslike of each others fans! Maybe not biggest but certainly the fiercest
spot on Allan..none of those games have the restrictions we get against Swansea..and out of those mentioned the most restrictions apply to the Bristol game
Chester Wrexham is similar to ours but with lot less fans involved, isnt Burnley v Blackburn fiesty aswell normally a bubble game? All other derbies the fans mix as either in same city or local areas to each other so no segregation until game starts.
i was at 3 london derbys last season unvolving WHU {twice} Spurs {twice } Arsenal and Millwall..no RV point..no bubble...no numbers restrictions...there was a very high police presence at all 3 games but away fans arrived by all means of transport at various points and drank in local pubs { all be it guided to certain pubs and watched over by OB }.whens the last time Cardiff fans had a pint in Swansea on a match day.?
This for me sums it up perfectly. We as Cardiff fans should be able to make our own way to the Liberty by bus, train or car. Until this happens I believe that the South Wales derby should be regarded as the fiercest and most volatile with more potential for serious disorder than any other derby in Britain. Ask S.W.P.
i think SWP have painted themselves into a corner over the bubbles..the minute they stop them the smallest of incidents will send the media into a frenzy with a large portion of blame heading their way for not insisting on a bubble..