Swansea, now Cardiff...........

[eastsussexred]

Originally Posted by Red Light

It really doesn't seem that long ago when all 3 clubs were in the same league.

I can also recall a 4 - 0 win at home v Swansea in a promotion campaign.

Congratulations to Cardiff City - 32,000 watching them today - Neil Warnock has done a fantastic job (yet again).

Got to be good for Welsh football having 2 clubs in the Premier League.

We just need the town and region that predominantly founded Welsh football to be up there too

[the sleeping giant dies]

I remember being 5 0 up at halftime at the racecourse against cardiff

[highland gunner]

Originally Posted by aber_red

Can only look on with envy, at the scenes at Cardiff today, as they secure promotion back to the premier league, joining Swansea, if they can avoid relegation. Its really sad for us Wrexham fans, as we scramble round in non-league football, in a decaying ground, while our friends down south, now welcome the top premiership clubs to their clean modern stadiums, while we can look forward to yet another season, at least, of non-league fare, playing in front of the weed covered, derelict kop. So, my congratulations to Cardiff City, lets hope Sam Rickets has a bit of Neil Warnock in him, and we can at least make a move up, out of this league. Well done Cardiff...........

Yep it’s frustrating init, Can’t wait to watch bbc South Wales news creaming themselves over it for months!!

[stevie focks]

We can’t moan tho.We will be ok with all the help we get from the South Wales fa.

[Nibs]

Originally Posted by WrexSi

I wonder, when was the last time the FA of Wales did anything for football in Wrexham?

How about the last time any one from South Wales did anything for us in the north....

[The Only Way Is Up]

We may be not much good as a football team but, by Christ, we're good at moaning and jealousy. If we put half as much effort into positive activity to talk up the town and the club as we do into moaning about the council and WAG, and what the Robbers have stolen from us, we might persuade outsiders that we're worthy of some inward investment.

Instead, our endless whingeing, and constant snipes at those who we believe owe us the world, conspire to make outsiders (and many insiders too) believe that we must be kept down at all costs. Until we start thinking smart, we'll always be the footballing equivalent of those who sleep rough, relying on handouts to just keep going.

Start off by getting behind players - new signings and old - instead of slagging them off if they don't perform like Bale, Messi, or Salah in their first season. Maybe Sam will bring a winning attitude with him, but let's not make him regret his move here if we're not top of the league all season. We will only become successful if we deserve it, and 10+ years of relative failure don't count when it comes to what we deserve, but the constant criticism of players and management certainly makes them wonder if we're worth the effort required.

Let's see who will be the first to whinge at this and keep up the usual standard!

[Red Light]

Originally Posted by The Only Way Is Up

We may be not much good as a football team but, by Christ, we're good at moaning and jealousy. If we put half as much effort into positive activity to talk up the town and the club as we do into moaning about the council and WAG, and what the Robbers have stolen from us, we might persuade outsiders that we're worthy of some inward investment.

Instead, our endless whingeing, and constant snipes at those who we believe owe us the world, conspire to make outsiders (and many insiders too) believe that we must be kept down at all costs. Until we start thinking smart, we'll always be the footballing equivalent of those who sleep rough, relying on handouts to just keep going.

Start off by getting behind players - new signings and old - instead of slagging them off if they don't perform like Bale, Messi, or Salah in their first season. Maybe Sam will bring a winning attitude with him, but let's not make him regret his move here if we're not top of the league all season. We will only become successful if we deserve it, and 10+ years of relative failure don't count when it comes to what we deserve, but the constant criticism of players and management certainly makes them wonder if we're worth the effort required.

Let's see who will be the first to whinge at this and keep up the usual standard!

Spot on !

It seems to have gone unnoticed that we are annually being overtaken now by traditional minnows whilst we seem to think that the world owes us something we will never be given.

When the day comes when the football club, University and Local Authority all sing from one hymn sheet we might actually get somewhere - but somehow we seem to pursue another road and thrive on underperforming year after year despite having the second largest fanbase in the league - if little Macclesfield can do it why can't we ?

[krux]

Originally Posted by The Only Way Is Up

We may be not much good as a football team but, by Christ, we're good at moaning and jealousy. If we put half as much effort into positive activity to talk up the town and the club as we do into moaning about the council and WAG, and what the Robbers have stolen from us, we might persuade outsiders that we're worthy of some inward investment.

Instead, our endless whingeing, and constant snipes at those who we believe owe us the world, conspire to make outsiders (and many insiders too) believe that we must be kept down at all costs. Until we start thinking smart, we'll always be the footballing equivalent of those who sleep rough, relying on handouts to just keep going.

Start off by getting behind players - new signings and old - instead of slagging them off if they don't perform like Bale, Messi, or Salah in their first season. Maybe Sam will bring a winning attitude with him, but let's not make him regret his move here if we're not top of the league all season. We will only become successful if we deserve it, and 10+ years of relative failure don't count when it comes to what we deserve, but the constant criticism of players and management certainly makes them wonder if we're worth the effort required.

Let's see who will be the first to whinge at this and keep up the usual standard!

Got to love a 'blame the fans' post
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[OneLoveWrexham]

Originally Posted by krux

Got to love a 'blame the fans' post
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Always the fans fault, ‘expectations too high’