BREAKING: " TODAYS CCFC MEETING "

Didn't there used to be a reserve team league or something similar many years ago? Can't for the life of me remember what it was called.

It was called the Barclays premier reserve league

Before the premier league was invented. Now it's annoying me that I can't remember but I know I will when someone says it.

Combination League...

We have a winner! Well 2 winners as skid got it as well. Thanks guys.

I was shocked no one discussed this?




The CCFC Committee are planning and looking to have a Cardiff City B team and put it in a league.

May well be a better environment to gain experience, perhaps a team in the welsh league?

I would like that as long as Welsh Prem

Better than Under 23’s .

Agreed but would the Welsh FA allow us to have a team in both the English & Welsh leagues?

That’s a question def needs to be answered?

Surely the club could create a b team or have some sort of partnership with a Welsh prem club so we could loan out young talent to them for first team football.

Didn't there used to be a reserve team league or something similar many years ago? Can't for the life of me remember what it was called.

It was called the Barclays premier reserve league

Before the premier league was invented. Now it's annoying me that I can't remember but I know I will when someone says it.

Combination League...

We have a winner! Well 2 winners as skid got it as well. Thanks guys.

It's an age thing...!

Didn't there used to be a reserve team league or something similar many years ago? Can't for the life of me remember what it was called.

It was called the Barclays premier reserve league

Before the premier league was invented. Now it's annoying me that I can't remember but I know I will when someone says it.

Combination League...

We have a winner! Well 2 winners as skid got it as well. Thanks guys.

It's an age thing...!

I posted yesterday ...
Something like old combination league of the 80s for reserve sides from thus thread
"I was shocked no one discussed this?"

Didn't there used to be a reserve team league or something similar many years ago? Can't for the life of me remember what it was called.

It was called the Barclays premier reserve league

Before the premier league was invented. Now it's annoying me that I can't remember but I know I will when someone says it.

Combination League...

We have a winner! Well 2 winners as skid got it as well. Thanks guys.

It's an age thing...!

I posted yesterday ...
Something like old combination league of the 80s for reserve sides from thus thread
"I was shocked no one discussed this?"

Different times, Allan...!

Didn't there used to be a reserve team league or something similar many years ago? Can't for the life of me remember what it was called.

It was called the Barclays premier reserve league

Before the premier league was invented. Now it's annoying me that I can't remember but I know I will when someone says it.

Combination League...

We have a winner! Well 2 winners as skid got it as well. Thanks guys.

It's an age thing...!

I posted yesterday ...
Something like old combination league of the 80s for reserve sides from thus thread
"I was shocked no one discussed this?"

Different times, Allan...!

Now dont be pedantic Chris!

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Just reading in Sky Sports Twitter ALL Revenue from clubs own streams stays with the clubs .

Why was it originally put out City were not making in it. They actually keep 100% of the money and rightly so

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MENDEZ-LAING A FREE AGENT / AS CHAMPIONSHIP CLUB READY TO SIGN HIM UP / WAS PROB WORTH £5MILL
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The list of Cardiff City Managers in last 11 years

Vincent Tan took over Cardiff City May 2010

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The 3 committee members and who ever the manager is at the time have made so many cock up in the transfer market its unberlivable really if someone was blowing my money like choo and dalman has done for 5 yrs they would have been sacked by now

I said well over a year ago two offers had been made, both accepted by Tan, you heard it from his Chairman the other week and not only confirmed it, but admitted it was a good offer. It was declined through personal dislike in my opinion.

So in my view, any losses suffered from now on Tan has to take it on the chin as he had the chance to get out and has chosen to stay, so there should be no moaning from the so called Committee.