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Yeah I miss the days of the international loan thread. I felt cultured just reading it

Oh god, I have no words......seriously when did our fanbase become so entitled? Football, depending on who you support, is either mostly highs, highs and lows, or just lows. We arent a Mna U, Chelsea, Arsenal etc and honestly thank f*ck for that. We arent a Rochdale or Oldham who could only dream of championship let alone the Prem. We have hit hights, and been low, had great managers, had awful, been run well, been run crap, football changes and no one owes you anything, and be fair the Prem and FA dont want clubs breaking into their boys club/ Today, while not what we all want, because obviously we all want to be back in the prem (I dont think I do, because wed be fighting against relegation and losing most weeks), but compared to 7 years ago, we are leaps and bound ahead.We dont have a divine right to be in the Prem, and, as many mistakes as he has made, ill take DC over Dave Allen, and Ill take our position now over been on the high court steps 5 minutes from going bust.

Really? I think your definition of patient and mine differ. I wouldn't say booing the players off at half time of the first game of the season "patient"

It was the Wenger bid, where you make a bid of 47p on an expensive player, fail, then turn round and go "we tried"

Who is this Owlerton Ghost? Sounds like a right tw*t

Exactly this, all I wanted today was to keep Bannan, Fessi etc, and weve done that, so I'm happy

Deadline day is ruined since sky got rid of Natalie

BBC Sport Wales Cardiff manager Neil Warnock had been keen on adding two midfielders and a striker before close of business, but looks now set to ditch plans for a forward to prioritise the middle of the park. Harry Arter is a player Warnock likes and has spoken with the Cherries about a loan deal, but Bournemouth are holding out for a permanent switch with a £10m price tag. Cardiff have spoken to other targets with Real Betis midfielder Víctor Camarasa being heavily linked with the Premier League new boys. So, no Fessi bid

BBC Sport Wales Cardiff manager Neil Warnock had been keen on adding two midfielders and a striker before close of business, but looks now set to ditch plans for a forward to prioritise the middle of the park. Harry Arter is a player Warnock likes and has spoken with the Cherries about a loan deal, but Bournemouth are holding out for a permanent switch with a £10m price tag. Cardiff have spoken to other targets with Real Betis midfielder Víctor Camarasa being heavily linked with the Premier League new boys. So, no Fessi bid?

Stop stealing my happyness!

I know I'll get slated for posting an upbeat, happy topic today, BUT, our u14s got to the semis of the tournament, losing to eventual winners, Seattle Sounders, and our U16s, went and won the bloody thing beating L**ds 4-0 https://www.swfc.co.uk/news/2018/august/youdan-trophy-champions/

Yeah but they are "Wenger" bids, where you bid low kowing you have no hope of getting the player, but can say to fans you are trying

Yeah but who doesn't love a good eruption

I hate when the schools are on holiday

That says more about you than it does anything else mate