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Blimey you can tell Liverpool FC are back at Wembley - all the ticket sales sites have crashed :p

Just had a look. 220 a ticket for cheapest available!

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I've lost the exact post in my Facebook feed, but Barca's 2-0 victory over Real Madrid in tonight's Copa del Rey puts them ahead in victories between the two for the first time since the early 1930s.

Apparently 10 Barca players surrounded the referee in order to get Lassana Diarra dismissed tonight. Why doesn't that surprise me? :roll:

FC Barcelona = beautiful football, appalling sportsmanship.

But its 2-2 :lol:
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To all Man City Fans Money Doesn't Buy you History!

To all Liverpool fans. History doesn't make you relevant right now ;)
 
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Does anyone know if Greenback is a Director of Cardiff City ....I would love to take my daughter down to Wembley for The Carling Cup Final. :p
 
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To all Liverpool fans. History doesn't make you relevant right now ;)

Absolutley, try telling that to any Liverpool fan though. The new board completely bottled it by giving Kenny Dogleash the job just because the fans wanted it, its a mistake that will come back to bite them. Good result for Cardiff tonight though, they have at least a chance now.
 

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Absolutley, try telling that to any Liverpool fan though. The new board completely bottled it by giving Kenny Dogleash the job just because the fans wanted it, its a mistake that will come back to bite them. Good result for Cardiff tonight though, they have at least a chance now.

Cardiff played again tonight? They must be shagged out after playing yesterday ;)
 

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Re the Cardiff game - wow. All I can say. You should be able to guess from my username I am a Cardiff fan, and even now I am still amazed. Fair play to Palace, they gave us a very difficult time. But we deserved it in the end.

Re the Liverpool game, again the better team won. Man City did well to keep being a threat, and did well with their goals. And Liverpool were probably lucky to get the penalty (although I do think it was the right decision).

Bluuuuuuebirds!!

Well in Malky.

Nice to see another Bluebird on here!

I can't comment on this, having not seen the match, but...



:D

Come on the Bluebirds. Put the 2008 disappointment behind you and go lift that trophy!

In case anyone doesn't know, not including my home team and my main team, Cardiff are #1. I'm not nearly into the business of sticking with only one team as most people are. I even tend to play as Cardiff on FIFA.

Will be great to see Cardiff in the Final; it really will. It would be even better to see them in the Prem, but that's another matter :(

It will also alleviate any issues there may be with the Valley Lines Challenge into Cardiff Central at the end of the day, because the City game should be rearranged to allow for Wembley.

Apparently Matt doesn't agree :lol:

So hold on, you're living in Bath and you follow Cardiff City and have an interest in the railways.
Is there anything else that I don't know yet that is a strange coincidence linking us both? :lol:
 

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To all Man City Fans Money Doesn't Buy you History!

No comment.

How can the ref give them a penalty and denies us one for Adam on Dzeko, what about Kuyt throwing a punch at Lescott which went unnoticed only because Lescott ducked? Typical BS.

As for what Barton said about suing officials I think we should go one better and get them whacked. I am livid as to quote General Melchett "that was the crowning turd in the ointment" on a woeful day for me.

Phil 8-)
 

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A comment on MC if I may.

The way they have been "strutting" this season, anyone would think that they feel that they have a rightful place as the world's strongest club. And yet, they aren't even in the last 16 of the Champions' League, or the Final of the League Cup, or even Round 4 of the FA Cup. If their League form dips even slightly, they could well come away from "their" season with nothing.

So hold on, you're living in Bath and you follow Cardiff City and have an interest in the railways.
Is there anything else that I don't know yet that is a strange coincidence linking us both? :lol:

You tell me :lol:

Um... As far as I am aware, we don't go to the same University.
 

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Thanks to everyone who came along to the Darlington v Fleetwood match last Saturday. Your support was very much appreciated!

We play York on Saturday, at home, and hope for an even bigger crowd.

it aklso looks liek we MIGHT have a new owner in the very near future, not much known about him or hsi plans but looking so much better than 12:00 last Tuesday!
 

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Ouch £40 for the cheapest Carling Cup Final tickets. Knew it would be that (last years were £38), but still going to be an expensive day when you add in transport (likely to be going by supporters club coach). Still, worth it though. Just got to see how they will be allocated to fans now. Each club will have around 31k tickets each apparently (which in my mind is a bloody disgrace considering the stadium holds 90k). I'm a season ticket holder, so should be able to get one (we have somewhere around 16-18k season ticket holders - so we should get one each).
 

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Chuffed that Senegal were beaten last night, knocked out of the AFCON in the group stage, meaning that we have two decent strikers from the start of next week!
 

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Not so long ago they were beating France in their first ever match at the World Cup. What's happened to make Senegal so hopeless since then?
 

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Chuffed that Senegal were beaten last night, knocked out of the AFCON in the group stage, meaning that we have two decent strikers from the start of next week!

Ditto, my fantasy team has sucked without Ba :lol:
 

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Ouch £40 for the cheapest Carling Cup Final tickets. Knew it would be that (last years were £38), but still going to be an expensive day when you add in transport (likely to be going by supporters club coach). Still, worth it though. Just got to see how they will be allocated to fans now. Each club will have around 31k tickets each apparently (which in my mind is a bloody disgrace considering the stadium holds 90k). I'm a season ticket holder, so should be able to get one (we have somewhere around 16-18k season ticket holders - so we should get one each).

Not half as expensive as the tickets on the "grey market" try £200+ and you may have something to complain about :p

Where do these foreign based websites obtain their stock from - not players and officials by any chance :oops:
 

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Three points are three points but wtf is McLeish going to do about defending set pieces?

The trouble with football today is that there are too many overpaid prima donnas who receive a fortune even if they play rubbish, or worse, seem to act as if they don't care who wins. I blame Sky TV and the money it provided to enable this to happen. Now, fixtures are moved to suit TV not the fans, ticket prices are beyond the reach of many. PIty we can't return to those days when most players were local lads with enthusiasm and played with determination to ensure they got picked (& paid) for future matches. Plus, drop the obsession with fitness and spend much more time on ball skills - it is no use being able to keep running all day if you can't do anything skilful or creative when you get the ball.
 

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Nice to see another Bluebird on here!

Cardiff by proxy really.

My best mate is Welsh and a Cardiff fan so with him banging on about Cardiff I've started to follow them a bit as well.

Mitcham & Morden MP and Wimbledon / AFCW fan Siobhain McDonagh has called for MK Dons to drop the 'Dons' suffix as it is a reminder that the club was 'stolen'.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-16736339

Now that is what you call a waste of parliamentary time.
 
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Not half as expensive as the tickets on the "grey market" try £200+ and you may have something to complain about :p

Where do these foreign based websites obtain their stock from - not players and officials by any chance :oops:

Thats true!
For Wembley, I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of them come from the club Wembley members (if your in that group of people you get tickets to every game at Wembley - so if they don't want to go to the game, they probably sell them onto those kind of sites).
 

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Apparently Paul Wildes has pulled out of a deal to save Darlington, according to the 'Save Darlington Football Club' Facebook page, which I'm in.
 

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Thats true!
For Wembley, I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of them come from the club Wembley members (if your in that group of people you get tickets to every game at Wembley - so if they don't want to go to the game, they probably sell them onto those kind of sites).

Yes true, will it be live on terrestrial TV or PPV?

Can Cardiff do a "Birmingham " - not the relegation bit :lol:

I think a win is probably more important to Liverpool in terms of Dalglish keeping his credibility.
 

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News from the top of the Conference

The battle for the top spot which leads to automatic entry to the Football League (subject to ground facilities) hotted up somewhat on Tuesday night, as the league leaders, Wrexham, lost 1-0 away to Forest Green Rovers and second-place Fleetwood Town took full advantage of this, by beating Braintree Town 3-1 at home, to take over the top position, with a one point advantage.

Both Fleetwood Town and Wrexham have now played 29 games.
 

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Yes true, will it be live on terrestrial TV or PPV?

Can Cardiff do a "Birmingham " - not the relegation bit :lol:

I think a win is probably more important to Liverpool in terms of Dalglish keeping his credibility.

It'll be on Sky Sports.
I agree to some extent. Cardiff aren't expected to win, so the pressure in that sense will be on liverpool in two ways. For once, not to lose to a team they are expected to beat. And secondly, the pressure to actually win something. But on the other hand, us Cardiff fans have a habit of being too optimistic and too over the top with our expectations. So god knows lol.
 

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It'll be on Sky Sports.
I agree to some extent. Cardiff aren't expected to win, so the pressure in that sense will be on liverpool in two ways. For once, not to lose to a team they are expected to beat. And secondly, the pressure to actually win something. But on the other hand, us Cardiff fans have a habit of being too optimistic and too over the top with our expectations. So god knows lol.

I thought the final may be on BBC as well as they showed your semi-final live,with the other on Sky - keep fingers crossed.

At least you have something to crow about over your friends in Abertawe - must have been a sickener when you were so close to the Premiership a number of times.....and forgive the pun they Swanned in ahead of you :oops:

Finally I notice the fans are in "The West End" of Wembley same as when you lost the FA Cup to Portsmouth and Playoff to Blackpool- could it be 3rd time lucky - remember Wimbledon !!!
 
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