Cardiff City (H)

[Big E]

Must win for me if we want to get ourselves in the mix. 3-0 bolton

[Mannyroader]

3 hours ago, DirtySanchez said:

Knew a Cardiff fan at uni whose favourite player was Phil Stant, who is from Bolton and fought in the Falklands 

Proper hard man apparently 

Apart from Nathan Blake, Madine and that Joe summat we had, don't know much else about them 

2-0 to us 

Stant started his footy career with Hereford, which gives you a clue as to what Army regiment he was in.

[woolli]

3 hours ago, Nottm_Wanderer said:

In 1973 we had a FA cup classic against them . We were in Div 3 , they were Div 2 

 

2-2 burnden

1 -1 ninian

We won the 2nd replay at the hawthorns , 1-0 , midweek about 5k wanderers fans there , played in the snow ❄️. My dad's mate took a load of us in his car on a school night. The hawthorns serenaded to " when the whites go marching in " during heavy snow 

 

Always liked Cardiff since that day 

 

 

I was at the match at Burnden, and also the 2nd replay at the Hawthorns. Stuart Lee scored in around the 7th minute if memory serves me right? And, yes, the snow play its part!

[burnden]

 

[medwaywhite]

50 minutes ago, woolli said:

I was at the match at Burnden, and also the 2nd replay at the Hawthorns. Stuart Lee scored in around the 7th minute if memory serves me right? And, yes, the snow play its part!

Was outside just paying to get in when we scored got my mate to take us and two others to West Brom ran out of petrol that’s why we missed the ko silly bugger thought West Brom was just over the thelwall viaduct 

[Johnnyrotten]

4 hours ago, Nottm_Wanderer said:

In 1973 we had a FA cup classic against them . We were in Div 3 , they were Div 2 

 

2-2 burnden

1 -1 ninian

We won the 2nd replay at the hawthorns , 1-0 , midweek about 5k wanderers fans there , played in the snow ❄️. My dad's mate took a load of us in his car on a school night. The hawthorns serenaded to " when the whites go marching in " during heavy snow 

 

Always liked Cardiff since that day 

 

 

Great memory, I didn't know about that.  

First few times I heard When The Whites Go Marching In at was one of the reasons I was drawn to being a fan, it was spine tingling.  if you weren't at Burnden to hear it (from around 76 for a few years for me) its impossible to describe the sound it made.  Nothing I've heard since comes close. 

[frank_spencer]

1 hour ago, woolli said:

I was at the match at Burnden, and also the 2nd replay at the Hawthorns. Stuart Lee scored in around the 7th minute if memory serves me right? And, yes, the snow play its part!

These days you get arrested and thrown in jail just for scoring in the 7th minute!

[medwaywhite]

18 minutes ago, medwaywhite said:

Was outside just paying to get in when we scored got my mate to take us and two others to West Brom ran out of petrol that’s why we missed the ko silly bugger thought West Brom was just over the thelwall viaduct 

Another thing in common I’ve got with Cardiff 70 yrs ago first football match I watched was bolton v Cardiff at burnden park so hope we can celebrate on Saturday 

[gonzo]

17 minutes ago, frank_spencer said:

These days you get arrested and thrown in jail just for scoring in the 7th minute!

Not if your face is made from electricity and ham mate :]

[bwfc2003]

1 hour ago, burnden said:

 

Why does the media man have to call him "gaffer" 

[gonzo]

3 minutes ago, bwfc2003 said:

Why does the media man have to call him "gaffer" 

Because the media man works for the club and the manager is generally seen across most clubs as being the boss.

Gaffer is none formal way of addressing someone in authority and it also adds a bit familiarity and sense of togetherness for the viewer/watching Bolton support.

HTH.

[bwfc2003]

Just now, gonzo said:

Because the media man works for the club and the manager is generally seen across most clubs as being the boss.

Gaffer is none formal way of addressing someone in authority and it also adds a bit familiarity and sense of togetherness for the viewer/watching Bolton support.

HTH.

Can understand players doing it but not media men - who ever they work for - sounds a bit weird to me

[gonzo]

7 minutes ago, bwfc2003 said:

Can understand players doing it but not media men - who ever they work for - sounds a bit weird to me

No worries, Gaffer.

[athywhite1958]

I remember going to Cardiff with Leigh White in the 70's, we were both punks and got asked to visit a punk bar by some welsh lads, LW went and got filled in,m I didn't so didn't get filled in

[RoadRunnerFan]

1 hour ago, bwfc2003 said:

Can understand players doing it but not media men - who ever they work for - sounds a bit weird to me

Should call him boss innit 

[Barnstoneworth White]

2 hours ago, Johnnyrotten said:

Great memory, I didn't know about that.  

First few times I heard When The Whites Go Marching In at was one of the reasons I was drawn to being a fan, it was spine tingling.  if you weren't at Burnden to hear it (from around 76 for a few years for me) its impossible to describe the sound it made.  Nothing I've heard since comes close. 

Not as loud as - 'Alan Ball you're a wanker etc' when Southampton came to town 77 ish.

[Cheese]

 

[SatanGreavsie]

5 hours ago, Johnnyrotten said:

Great memory, I didn't know about that.  

First few times I heard When The Whites Go Marching In at was one of the reasons I was drawn to being a fan, it was spine tingling.  if you weren't at Burnden to hear it (from around 76 for a few years for me) its impossible to describe the sound it made.  Nothing I've heard since comes close. 

Said the same on here a few times before. It was unique - the clapping would just resonate with the whole Burnden stand, paddock and everything. The structure itself. Just heard it do that a few times in the late 70s; but it was literally the structure, resonating.  Nowt like it since. Even may times with massive crowds in that era it often never quite happened. Just summat about those few times when quite honestly, the physical stand itself joined in.

[Johnnyrotten]

14 minutes ago, SatanGreavsie said:

Said the same on here a few times before. It was unique - the clapping would just resonate with the whole Burnden stand, paddock and everything. The structure itself. Just heard it do that a few times in the late 70s; but it was literally the structure, resonating.  Nowt like it since. Even may times with massive crowds in that era it often never quite happened. Just summat about those few times when quite honestly, the physical stand itself joined in.

Great evocative description, brings it back.

Even when crowds plummeted from 1980-ish, I remember hearing it a couple of times still resonating but obviously not to the same scale.  My last recollection was Chelsea in 81-82, with about 7k on!  It was televised by Granada, we'd come from behind to lead 2-1 (Foster) and the Burnden Paddock was in great voice when Chelsea equalised, and because the goal happened soon after our's, the celebratory atmosphere is caught on the short highlights.  I've seen it a couple of times (probably on here) but can't find it now, no doubt it'll turn up sometime.

[deeane Koontz]

2-0

[auckland_bwfc]

Finally a win to nil....

2-0

Coywm

[Ratwhite]

Cardiff 0 - ill be Happy

 

COYWM

[Johnnyrotten]

20 minutes ago, Ratwhite said:

Cardiff 0 - ill be Happy

 

COYWM

0-0 and everyone in the top 10 will  be happy, apart from us.  

[Ratwhite]

27 minutes ago, Johnnyrotten said:

0-0 and everyone in the top 10 will  be happy, apart from us.  

The way we play we will get get a goal

[Johnnyrotten]

15 minutes ago, Ratwhite said:

The way we play we will get get a goal

Hopefully.  Cardiff will say the way they play they won't concede.  Not yet conceded from open play away and we don't get pens!

But these are the big games and the challenges to be enjoyed, looking forward to it but no predictions from me.  I thought we'd beat Reading, Lincoln, Northampton and Burton with the we play but who knows who'll turn up on the day, for either team (and not forgetting the ref).