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"Steve, do you think 25k is a good option when there are indications that within four years, new stadiums on average have increased attendances of 60%?
For us that would mean around 29k."
QPR Richard 16-12-2013 10.08pmComment
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Can't believe any self-respecting QPR fan, or any Englishman would want to do anything for Cardiff. Some people have very short memories and probably didn't go to the play-off final. I remember coming out the stadium and loads of their fans were giving it the big un till they got served up.
What about when one of their players copped a ban from the English FA but was overturned by the Welsh FA so he could play in the cup final?
What about the Welsh decision to have its own assembly with powers to oversee sport? They want to run their own sports yet want their teams playing in English football. Why's that? Because there's plenty of money in English football. Do you think for a moment if things were the other way round they'd allow English teams to share the riches of TV money?
Check out something called the Barnett Formula. Wales is subsidised by the English taxpayer to the tune of billions, depriving money for English public services. And how do they repay us? Because they get more money per head spent on public services, it allows the Welsh to have free prescriptions, something denied to the people of England. To stop English people who live close to the border getting free prescriptions, Welsh doctors issue prescriptions in English and Welsh and pharmacies will only issue free medication for dual-language prescriptions.
I know a couple of Welsh people and they're ok, but in general, the Welsh don't like us and we don't like them. If Cardiff went down the tubes I wouldn't shed a tear for them. I can't get my head around this Cardiff love-in some of our fans seem to be having.
Still, each to their own.....Supporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.Comment
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Well if you think this will happen to our club too, shouldn't you be getting up a petition now, to ensure our owners don't rebrand us when the new stadium is ready? Personally I think you're wrong, but if you believe this to be the case perhaps you should play a leading role to ensure it doesn't happen.
After all, you were willing to help Cardiff out, perhaps you could spend a bit of time helping your own club out
Supporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.Comment
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http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/...-identity.html
As you are probably aware, Cardiff City were rebranded. Totally rebranded.
Although we probably matter little to you, this sparks a new chapter in football that can affect every club. Even yours.
Please can you help out our cause and sign a petition. We are looking to fight back against the red and get our blue kit, and bluebird mascot back.
It takes in total about 30 seconds to sign it. PLEASE for the sake of football, don't just sit back and see what happens, take action and help the cause out.
It could happen to your club!!
Feel so sorry .
From 100 years Blue to Red.
Thats just insane and speachless act of shame.Comment
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I have developed an intense dislike for Cardiff over the years, but this issue is bigger than that.
I wish them well in their fight to reclaim their identity.'Only a Ranger!' cried Gandalf. 'My dear Frodo, that is just what the Rangers are: the last remnant in the South of the great people, the Men of West London.' - Lord of the Rings, Book II, Chapter I - Many Meetings.Comment
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Yes, you no doubt want to wish people well who elected MPs that helped impose tuition fees on English students when it had nothing to do with them.
Yes, this issue is bigger as you say....Supporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.Comment

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