hand on heart

Id rather be in the 1st or 2nd division with a team of players on a couple of grand a week with bonuses only if they win. (one thing bugs me.....a loyalty bonus....that should be a prerequisite)

up to 20k a week for players who are ordinary and to be honest cant run themselves into the ground to be successful.......I dont get this tired shite......... ffs i heard managers complain players were tired 2 months into the season.

What happened to the days when teams played 60 games a season with a squad of 16?

Im getting sick of hearing about swansea town getting promoted......it doesnt interest me....... watching a team get stuffed week in week out is embarassing at any level.

Football clubs with a high level of supporter involvement is the future.......... we aren't fans to the businessmen....we are punters.

A word to the players.......stop kissing the badge on your shirt......in reality its a visa card to you.

Right......thats off my chest.

yep agree i,ve had a f*cking guts full of them at the mo
can,t wait till end of season whatever it brings

I agree i wrote this on a different post

This have gone to far. If everday things aren't getting paid then where's our money going? If it's the players wages to blame, then I think we need to take a four steps back two steps forward approach. What I mean by that is get rid of our best players to lesson the wage bill, as we havent got many fringe players to sell and be prepared to fight in relegation or go down a division.

In one way I personally think it would be good as we could get rid of the prawn sandwich brigade and the club would come back to the true supporters but thats being a bit narrow minded by thats how i feel (i am not saying its right).

I just feel we are living above our means chasing glory instead of taking our time and building our time and building up slowly.

It took us years to get where we are lets not spoil it by putting the club at risk. I would rather support Cardiff in Division 3 than not at all

aye...a stop off for a pint in Ludlow on the way back from Shrewsbury was always pleasant.