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During the Eighties and Nineties I gained a degree of notoriety thanks to my (alleged)involvement with Cardiff’s infamous hooligan gang the Soul Crew. Earlier this week he was on hand to greet Solskjaer as a new coach, and Monday the two had a chat at the hotel next to Cardiff's training grounds . Abraham says he does not envy Solskjaer the job he now embarking on , and makes no secret that he believes owner Vincent Tan's respect for the Norwegian will deteriorate rapidly if profits are not . As Sala had not signed the revised contract, he was, the club maintained, therefore not registered as their player. Following a meeting in Zurich last Wednesday, FIFA notified both clubs of its findings on Monday and stated they will have the opportunity to appeal the decision to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) in Lausanne.
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Never a dull moment supporting City, it's going to be an interesting end to the season, ONWARDS & UPWARDS !!!!!!! Edward: "Sadly yes Tubbs. Yet another parochial Shithole disguised by a mildly nice name that are also shit at the foot of the ball". After his tragic death in January there was an outpouring of grief on both sides of the Channel. I was in Nantes for several days after the news broke. Locals would tell me stories of a young man, liked by all, who would make conversation with them in the supermarket or convenience store. welsh-dragon-days wrote:The club wouldn’t win a case against the agent anyway. All he did was book a flight as the club would only offer a budget commercial one. When you book a flight you don’t know who will be piloting it, and certainly have no control over that pilot giving the job to someone else with a lesser licence. I have never asked to inspect the pilots licence on any flight I have been on and doubt anyone here has either. Cardiff City's dreaded " Soul Crew " created trouble and fights wherever they went . Now the group 's history , and Saturday takes fans against Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in his first home game.The Cardiff fans from port Talbot, would regularly dive in 4 or 5 cars on non match days to look for trouble, one of them was called Anton, I believe. It was the same group plus a few more who ended up in Swansea bay. This book documents the never before told story of the forming of the Soul Crew and how it was established, who was involved and how it became known as one of football’s most notorious football firms. Annis gives an honest and frank account of the original members involved and when the Soul Crew became the name that many have tried to tried to keep alive for years since. Soul Crew has been inactive for at least 15 years now but through this book you get right to the middle of the forming of the Soul Crew and how after years of being disorganised, the firm became respected amongst other firms.
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It was mate,when they asked where you were i said sat on a beach in spain relaxing with a beer haha It’s interesting the people in the surrounding area doing the swim away action, it really shows the anti Cardiff feeling in Swansea. Saturday meetings Ole Gunnar Solskjaer West Ham in their first home settlements as Head of Cardiff, and Abraham is convinced that all 12 year olds who come to follow Norwegian's home debut , will feel safe. Fifa President Gianni Infantino intervened and urged the clubs to find an agreement but with a deadline of September 5 before the matter was to be resolved by the world body’s player status committee.
CHRIS PIKE wrote:I heard it too, i thought you spoke well Annis, Ian Walsh speaks well and it sounds like he wants Slade out too.. Oh Annis, can we have a slade out Smillie ? A lot of older Mansfield who I know are banned, some had a battle with Newport in Newport, many got arrested for it. Peter Heard: Went off after game typical City hey Mansfield cowards throwing bottles over the side where cardiff fans walking... Soon on there toes tho The striker’s body was recovered after the plane was eventually located on February 3, 13 days after it had disappeared off air traffic control radar screens.
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Cheers MALL! Mate remember i posted about getting a hard time in an interview? Well i got the job Turns out my director is a Wednesday fan!..LOL His nephew is a Blunt fan...... Whether the team is battling it out at the top of the table or struggling for survival, here's where you can vent! No problem mate it was a good interview Wyndham Evans and Ian Walsh new what you where talking about as i said in previous post the football side of things that you mentioned really did interest me more so as I used to play the game and played a lot when I was younger I don't think anyone can criticise you on that interview.i don't always understand what goes on in the business side of the way the club is run but what I see on the pitch is more important to meWhat I was attempting to do in my post was explain to Nigel why I had reservations about the march beforehand and how I believed it could have been portrayed by the local and national media had any problems occurred on the day. Nevertheless, I can fully understand why my comments were misconstrued, as they were presented so poorly. carlccfc wrote:Yesterday afternoon at 13.30 talking about the apparent upsurge in youngsters getting involved in football hooliganism. Fair play Annis thought you spoke sense and even made the figures sound correct. Maybe we should have a song from when we overtook Swansea and hundreds if not thousands went into hiding before and after the game, fans and locals.
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But, maybe in mitigation, there some pretty long, cold nights around the camp fires of Swandinium, so it's only natural the stories of bygone days will be exaggerrated (cue Fusilier52) by time itself and new angles to what actually occurred are added For many months there has been a bitter war of words to decide who will foot the bill for the transfer fee of Argentinian striker, Emiliano Sala. Yesterday afternoon at 13.30 talking about the apparent upsurge in youngsters getting involved in football hooliganism. Fair play Annis thought you spoke sense and even made the figures sound correct.
cardiff 74 wrote:It seems to happen quite a lot these days clubs like mansfield wanting to have a go and trying to make a name for themselves should have tried a long time a go but we where to good for them then .im not encouraging anybody to get involved these days but what do you do when wankers like Mansfield fancy there chances so they can say they got a result what if city had taken the full allocation it might have been a diffrent ball game but like I said I'm not encouraging any body to go down that road anymore .in all fairness to millwall away fans are turning up in big numbers there drinking in London bridge but at the same time knowing they are a safe distant away and happy to be behind a police escort if you want a go at them go into there heartland but they want because that's a diffrent ball game we have had away fans turning up in canton but I don't know what they are expecting
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