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RE: Match Thread - Cardiff City - St Charles Owl - 02-05-2016
(02-05-2016, 23:15)Owlkev71 Wrote: Congrats to Leicester - Premier league CHAMPIONS!!!!
That truly is an amazing achievement!! I see people comparing it to Clough's Forest team in the late 70s but to me with the way the money is in football now Leicester winning it is the biggest ever shock in English football!!!
RE: Match Thread - Cardiff City - Washington - 02-05-2016
(02-05-2016, 23:15)Owlkev71 Wrote: Congrats to Leicester - Premier league CHAMPIONS!!!!
Best thing that could happen with the PL until we get back in
RE: Match Thread - Cardiff City - Maddix - 02-05-2016
The hope for other teams that has been missing for the past 20 odd years has been restored
RE: Match Thread - Cardiff City - Towinjustonce - 03-05-2016
Congrats Leicester, well played.
RE: Match Thread - Cardiff City - Imre varadi - 03-05-2016
could not give a flying xxxx about leicester shuve it right up your arse !! i support wednesday the feffing end .. grow up wankers !
Now I've asked this once and I got 2dates ? So I'll ask again ffs!!!!when are we playing our game in the playoffs? That's us I don't give a flying xxxx about the other game you feffing Muppets!
Please do not tell me its at Saturday 6oclock imre time!
I prefer the Friday afternoon game
RE: Match Thread - Cardiff City - St Charles Owl - 03-05-2016
Imre, now listen carefully, nothing is official until the final places are decided but we are likely to be the Friday 13th game.
RE: Match Thread - Cardiff City - peiowl - 03-05-2016
(03-05-2016, 01:01)Imre varadi Wrote: could not give a flying **** about leicester shuve it right up your arse !! i support wednesday the feffing end .. grow up wankers !
Now I've asked this once and I got 2dates ? So I'll ask again ffs!!!!when are we playing our game in the playoffs? That's us I don't give a flying **** about the other game you feffing Muppets!
Please do not tell me its at Saturday 6oclock imre time!
I prefer the Friday afternoon game
Imre!!! Listen to pei. For a change.
Leicester did bloody good in winning that title. Even made the national news in Canada. Now stop your whining. Be a good sport and congratulate the foxes. 
RE: Match Thread - Cardiff City - madsteve - 03-05-2016
Our games are Friday & Monday at 7.45.
Dunk has a two game ban as he has a previous red card so would miss the first leg of a Playoff Semi-Final if Brighton are involved.
Leicester winning the PL has changed everything.
Suddenly every team in the PL will believe they have a chance. Top players will move to provincial teams and maybe the cartel has broken up to give clubs like Wednesday a realistic shot again.
RE: Match Thread - Cardiff City - Imre varadi - 03-05-2016
ill be happy with a europe league spot and the Facup in the trophy cabinet next season
the premiership title will take at least 2 seasons
RE: Match Thread - Cardiff City - Statesideowl - 03-05-2016
I think we might just be turning to corner in English football. As Madsteve put it, the cartel may be broken up, or at least shaken up. Periphery teams will now have belief, Both Watford & Bournemouth survived their first season up. It is very much possible.
I mean Bournemouth FFS, I still can't wrap my head around it. Blackpool are back where they came from, Fulham won't be in the Prem for years, nor will Bolton. Wigan working their way out of the pub league.
There's definitely change and what better time to get on the wagon, eh? Thanks to Daddy Tuna bucks and his personal philosophy that we should play attractive football we have all the potential to reclaim our spot as one of the founders of the EPL