For the people thinking of setting up a new club....

Personally I do like the idea of a new club but the amount of work it takes believe me would break up families and so on as I've seen it with my own eyes when I was a Councillor in Merthyr and Merthyr Town was re-formed.

However there are two avenues you could go down. Firstly you can start in the English leagues like Merthyr did as the Welsh FA have no fight in them and teams in a lower english non-league would welcome teams which could bring many fans to their grounds. So the myth that a new team would have to go into the welsh league is now a myth because a president has been set.

Anyway if a new team were to go into the Welsh league because thats the way it preferred then there are very strong rumours that the Welsh league is going the same way as Ireland and become a Summer League so people won't have to switch their support at all as they can watch City in the winter months and the new club in the summer months and have the chance to watch football to watch all year round!!!!!

The reason I like the idea is because of the second avenue because I think summer football would go down well in Wales and the recent improvement of Shamrock Rovers getting to the UEFA group stage is proof that summer football for weaker leagues in Northern Europe is the right move but thats my own personal belief.

Personally I do like the idea of a new club but the amount of work it takes believe me would break up families and so on as I've seen it with my own eyes when I was a Councillor in Merthyr and Merthyr Town was re-formed.

However there are two avenues you could go down. Firstly you can start in the English leagues like Merthyr did as the Welsh FA have no fight in them and teams in a lower english non-league would welcome teams which could bring many fans to their grounds. So the myth that a new team would have to go into the welsh league is now a myth because a president has been set.

Anyway if a new team were to go into the Welsh league because thats the way it preferred then there are very strong rumours that the Welsh league is going the same way as Ireland and become a Summer League so people won't have to switch their support at all as they can watch City in the winter months and the new club in the summer months and have the chance to watch football to watch all year round!!!!!

The reason I like the idea is because of the second avenue because I think summer football would go down well in Wales and the recent improvement of Shamrock Rovers getting to the UEFA group stage is proof that summer football for weaker leagues in Northern Europe is the right move but thats my own personal belief.

I gather you're iplying that the new club is for fans who are not happy with what is going on at the city with the rebrand???? if that's the case they would'nt be watching both teams would they??? fans who are happy to carry on watching Cardiff City will do so and, the disgruntled fans will only watch the new formed club would they not???

Personally I do like the idea of a new club but the amount of work it takes believe me would break up families and so on as I've seen it with my own eyes when I was a Councillor in Merthyr and Merthyr Town was re-formed.

However there are two avenues you could go down. Firstly you can start in the English leagues like Merthyr did as the Welsh FA have no fight in them and teams in a lower english non-league would welcome teams which could bring many fans to their grounds. So the myth that a new team would have to go into the welsh league is now a myth because a president has been set.

Anyway if a new team were to go into the Welsh league because thats the way it preferred then there are very strong rumours that the Welsh league is going the same way as Ireland and become a Summer League so people won't have to switch their support at all as they can watch City in the winter months and the new club in the summer months and have the chance to watch football to watch all year round!!!!!

The reason I like the idea is because of the second avenue because I think summer football would go down well in Wales and the recent improvement of Shamrock Rovers getting to the UEFA group stage is proof that summer football for weaker leagues in Northern Europe is the right move but thats my own personal belief.

I gather you're iplying that the new club is for fans who are not happy with what is going on at the city with the rebrand???? if that's the case they would'nt be watching both teams would they??? fans who are happy to carry on watching Cardiff City will do so and, the disgruntled fans will only watch the new formed club would they not???

Well those would surely back the second avenue then. How else would they get their football fix during the summer months..? When Annis, others and I were bidding to buy Merthyr (and would have if it wasn't for agreddy administrator who wanted the club to die) one of the things which we felt was improtant was for the games not to clash with other bigger games within the South Wales area. That idea alone was proven to be a hit with City fans who were prepared to watch games either on a friday night or sunday. Can you imagine if there was a Cardiff team to watch during the summer months which is being run by Cardiff fans!!!! I'm sorry but its a win, win for everyone inmy opinion.

Personally I do like the idea of a new club but the amount of work it takes believe me would break up families and so on as I've seen it with my own eyes when I was a Councillor in Merthyr and Merthyr Town was re-formed.

However there are two avenues you could go down. Firstly you can start in the English leagues like Merthyr did as the Welsh FA have no fight in them and teams in a lower english non-league would welcome teams which could bring many fans to their grounds. So the myth that a new team would have to go into the welsh league is now a myth because a president has been set.

Anyway if a new team were to go into the Welsh league because thats the way it preferred then there are very strong rumours that the Welsh league is going the same way as Ireland and become a Summer League so people won't have to switch their support at all as they can watch City in the winter months and the new club in the summer months and have the chance to watch football to watch all year round!!!!!

The reason I like the idea is because of the second avenue because I think summer football would go down well in Wales and the recent improvement of Shamrock Rovers getting to the UEFA group stage is proof that summer football for weaker leagues in Northern Europe is the right move but thats my own personal belief.

I gather you're iplying that the new club is for fans who are not happy with what is going on at the city with the rebrand???? if that's the case they would'nt be watching both teams would they??? fans who are happy to carry on watching Cardiff City will do so and, the disgruntled fans will only watch the new formed club would they not???

Well those would surely back the second avenue then. How else would they get their football fix during the summer months..? When Annis, others and I were bidding to buy Merthyr (and would have if it wasn't for agreddy administrator who wanted the club to die) one of the things which we felt was improtant was for the games not to clash with other bigger games within the South Wales area. That idea alone was proven to be a hit with City fans who were prepared to watch games either on a friday night or sunday. Can you imagine if there was a Cardiff team to watch during the summer months which is being run by Cardiff fans!!!! I'm sorry but its a win, win for everyone inmy opinion.

But why would cardiff city fans who are happy with the ways things are going on the pitch and, hopefully watching premiership football next season, want to watch a newly formed team by fans who are not happy with the existing set up????

Personally I do like the idea of a new club but the amount of work it takes believe me would break up families and so on as I've seen it with my own eyes when I was a Councillor in Merthyr and Merthyr Town was re-formed.

However there are two avenues you could go down. Firstly you can start in the English leagues like Merthyr did as the Welsh FA have no fight in them and teams in a lower english non-league would welcome teams which could bring many fans to their grounds. So the myth that a new team would have to go into the welsh league is now a myth because a president has been set.

Anyway if a new team were to go into the Welsh league because thats the way it preferred then there are very strong rumours that the Welsh league is going the same way as Ireland and become a Summer League so people won't have to switch their support at all as they can watch City in the winter months and the new club in the summer months and have the chance to watch football to watch all year round!!!!!

The reason I like the idea is because of the second avenue because I think summer football would go down well in Wales and the recent improvement of Shamrock Rovers getting to the UEFA group stage is proof that summer football for weaker leagues in Northern Europe is the right move but thats my own personal belief.

I gather you're iplying that the new club is for fans who are not happy with what is going on at the city with the rebrand???? if that's the case they would'nt be watching both teams would they??? fans who are happy to carry on watching Cardiff City will do so and, the disgruntled fans will only watch the new formed club would they not???

Well those would surely back the second avenue then. How else would they get their football fix during the summer months..? When Annis, others and I were bidding to buy Merthyr (and would have if it wasn't for agreddy administrator who wanted the club to die) one of the things which we felt was improtant was for the games not to clash with other bigger games within the South Wales area. That idea alone was proven to be a hit with City fans who were prepared to watch games either on a friday night or sunday. Can you imagine if there was a Cardiff team to watch during the summer months which is being run by Cardiff fans!!!! I'm sorry but its a win, win for everyone inmy opinion.

But why would cardiff city fans who are happy with the ways things are going on the pitch and, hopefully watching premiership football next season, want to watch a newly formed team by fans who are not happy with the existing set up????

A summer league would give them a football fix during the months without any football so its not walking away fromthe club in their eyes its getting out of the boredom factor on a saturday afternoon during the summer months. Irish supporters who are season tickets holders at Man Utd,Liverpool and so on support their local team in the summer because they have a summer league. That moves has helped boost attendances and helped make history in Shamrock Rovers getting to the UEFA Cup group stage. The proof is there that summer football works for lesser Northern European leagues so its just a matter of time until the WPL go that way.

Any true cardiff city fan would not support another club they would support cardiff city

Any true cardiff city fan would not support another club they would support cardiff city

Well you say that to the many who watch other games when City aren't playing including YOURSELF!!!!

Any true cardiff city fan would not support another club they would support cardiff city

Well you say that to the many who watch other games when City aren't playing including YOURSELF!!!!

I might watch other teams play but don't mean I support them come on use your head now

Any true cardiff city fan would not support another club they would support cardiff city

Well you say that to the many who watch other games when City aren't playing including YOURSELF!!!!

I might watch other teams play but don't mean I support them come on use your head now

surely by watching them and paying an entrance fee is supporting them is it not..?

Any true cardiff city fan would not support another club they would support cardiff city

Well you say that to the many who watch other games when City aren't playing including YOURSELF!!!!

I might watch other teams play but don't mean I support them come on use your head now

surely by watching them and paying an entrance fee is supporting them is it not..?

Yeh if you look at it like that but your loyalties should lie with one club and you should only be a true fan of one club.
If fc bluebirds started it would be a fan and club divider so It's a really bad idea in my eyes.
Anyway there's already a team called bluebirds in the Merthyr league support them lol

Any true cardiff city fan would not support another club they would support cardiff city

Well you say that to the many who watch other games when City aren't playing including YOURSELF!!!!

I might watch other teams play but don't mean I support them come on use your head now

surely by watching them and paying an entrance fee is supporting them is it not..?

Yeh if you look at it like that but your loyalties should lie with one club and you should only be a true fan of one club.
If fc bluebirds started it would be a fan and club divider so It's a really bad idea in my eyes.
Anyway there's already a team called bluebirds in the Merthyr league support them lol

tell that to the thousands who have started to watch the Irish league during the summer months and are season ticket holders of premier league teams.

The forum clown is back and talking his usual bulls**t , how's your own political forum going

The forum clown is back and talking his usual bulls**t , how's your own political forum going