Cardiff warning for fans

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Cardiff warning for fans

Cardiff chief executive David Temme has warned anyone caught chanting racist abuse at Ninian Park will be banned for life.
Fans complained of racist chanting emanating from the Grange End during the 2-0 home defeat by Bradford at the weekend.

"I am unaware of any official complaint but we've banned people in the past for racist behaviour and if anyone can give us specific details we will look into it," said Temme.

"It's excellent our fans are flagging this subject up on the Internet because this shows the progress we are making.

"This is not about leaving a good impression on people, but about doing the right thing. If we caught any fans doing this, we would ban them for life."

 

[Beach Hut]

I see they have rocketed to number 1 for arrests in their Division -what a surprise.

And Sunderland were pleased to be top of a league !

 

[Tooting Gull]

I'd like to see the first successful prosecution brought against one of those neandarthals for singing 'Always shit on the English side of the bridge.' Now that would be funny.

 

[Curious Orange]

Talking of abusive chanting, did anyone else think that the QPR fans were a bit OTT with the faggot chants yesterday. I could be wrong but I thought that it was pretty much every song they sang. I mean you expect one or two per game, but well.....

 

[Captain Sensible]

I'd like to see the first successful prosecution brought against one of those neandarthals for singing 'Always shit on the English side of the bridge.' Now that would be funny.

No No, let them get away with stuff like that then we can have a go at the pathetic welsh fuckers from that little shit hole province. It's not even a country, its a principality.

 

[Blackadder]

Cardiff warning for fans

Cardiff chief executive David Temme has warned anyone caught chanting racist abuse at Ninian Park will be banned for life.
Fans complained of racist chanting emanating from the Grange End during the 2-0 home defeat by Bradford at the weekend.

Not surprised. Sam is the sort of guy they are chanting against!

 

[Curious Orange]

Wales has only recently been considered as a country in it's own right. For many centuries it was a was a series of kingdoms that successfully avoided unification, even by people within it's own shifting borders. The modern sense of the Welsh nation was largely due to some politician or other fairly recently (don't bother to ask me who as I can't be bothered to look it up). Suffice to say there are internal resentments within the country in a bizarre north/south/east/west/english speaking/welsh speaking divide. They all hate S4C though, and would much rather have Channel 4.

 

[Captain Sensible]

Why would it have become a country. 13 counties make up the principality of Wales. As far as I know it is not a country. If it is why did it change. What changed?

 

[Curious Orange]

I didn't say it was a country, only considered - mainly by it's inhabitants. But the fact that it is a principality is the chief reason why it was only allowed an Assembly and not a Parliament. The Welsh Assembly was voted in by a 'majority' of less than a quarter of the population of Wales.

 

[Captain Sensible]

Cheers Orange! That clears that up then. Funny that these days England isn't considered a country buy it's own Government.