October 29, 201312 yr Author Shown last night. From BBC site. Cardiff City and Swansea City are the two biggest football clubs in Wales and Bluebirds and Swans tells the story of how they have forged new identities, through different journeys, and marched all the way to the very top. Cardiff's promotion from the Championship last season saw them join their biggest rivals, and that means 10 per cent of the world's most popular league is now Welsh. In some respects, Welsh football has never had it so good. The clubs have one of the fiercest rivalries in British football - and this weekend, for the first time ever, they face each other in the Premier League. It's a game that will be watched by a huge TV audience from around the globe but behind the glitz and glamour of Premier League lies a dark past. At one time in their history, as hooliganism and violence marred the biggest football derby in Welsh football, the battle between the clubs was fought on the terraces Edited October 29, 201312 yr by Trotski
October 29, 201312 yr Cardiff City and Swansea City are the two biggest football clubs in Wales in the 70's Wrexham were bigger than Swansea who until the toshack era seemed to spend most years in div 4
October 30, 201312 yr Got some boys both them two, know some cardiff which is a bonus if you're down that way
October 30, 201312 yr I Haahaa, fuckin hell Johnny the brains did you see his writing. I think they meant he was the only one with one....not fully functioning granted,but still...
October 30, 201312 yr Haahaa, fuckin hell Johnny the brains did you see his writing. Haha I thought he was writing in welsh! Why use a maker pen? Lolz
October 30, 201312 yr who had to swim away once,was it the soul crew ? As legend has it. All played down in the soul crew book obviously,they reckon it was a handful of Cardiff youth being picked on by a million Swansea grippers. And they were only up to their knees in water,not actually swimming!
October 30, 201312 yr As legend has it. All played down in the soul crew book obviously,they reckon it was a handful of Cardiff youth being picked on by a million Swansea grippers. And they were only up to their knees in water,not actually swimming! typical cardiff,never been done blah blah blah i heard it from some bristol lads,they said the swimmers gave Ian Thorpe a run for their money
October 30, 201312 yr And when pratley scored for Swansea v Cardiff he did a "swimming" celebration The equivalent for us would be a stabbing motion v Blackpool
October 30, 201312 yr And when pratley scored for Swansea v Cardiff he did a "swimming" celebration The equivalent for us would be a stabbing motion v Blackpool was pratley crawling towards the swans or did he make a clean breast of it ?
October 30, 201312 yr And when pratley scored for Swansea v Cardiff he did a "swimming" celebration The equivalent for us would be a stabbing motion v Blackpool That's really tickled me.
October 30, 201312 yr i remember getting legged at cardiff in the late 80's. the soul crew were shouting ''keep running you english bastards'' one of ours,a well known deane lad who watches england everywhere replied ''don't worry,i fucking am'' bad day for us that was,hardly anyone went down,think it was opening day or first away
October 31, 201312 yr What's that thing Cardiff fans do above their head? It's to stop aliens (English folk) reading their minds, similar concept to this.
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