| Wales International Matches 10:59 - Apr 18 with 2254 views | Vincent_Vega |
Just a thought, should they get relegated this season would the CCS no longer be able to host Wales football matches as L1 carries on during international breaks?
I know the Football association of Cardiff would rather have the games at Cardiff Corinthians gaff than the dotcom but like I said food for thought.. [Post edited 18 Apr 2023 10:59]
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| Wales International Matches on 11:26 - Apr 18 with 2222 views | KeithHaynes |
I doubt the EFL would allow games to be cancelled for another countries international games so a slight conundrum. They would probably advise Page to pick enough Cardiff players to force a postponement 😉 |  |
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| Wales International Matches on 11:41 - Apr 18 with 2205 views | Whiterockin |
| Wales International Matches on 11:26 - Apr 18 by KeithHaynes |
I doubt the EFL would allow games to be cancelled for another countries international games so a slight conundrum. They would probably advise Page to pick enough Cardiff players to force a postponement 😉 |
Some league one matches were cancelled in the last international break because clubs had more than the required amount of players on international duty. It happened to us in League one |  | | |
| Wales International Matches on 13:06 - Apr 18 with 2122 views | KeithHaynes |
| Wales International Matches on 11:41 - Apr 18 by Whiterockin |
Some league one matches were cancelled in the last international break because clubs had more than the required amount of players on international duty. It happened to us in League one |
Indeed, but I would doubt that the EFL would allow internationals to be scheduled in Cardiff for that reason, I suppose they could say Cardiff play away when the international breaks are on. | |
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| Wales International Matches on 14:41 - Apr 18 with 2080 views | builthjack |
They would put Cardiff for away games on the dates Wales are at home. No other stadium in Wales, even ours, can accommodate the red wall for a competitive game. |  |
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| Wales International Matches on 19:24 - Apr 18 with 1957 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Wales International Matches on 14:41 - Apr 18 by builthjack |
They would put Cardiff for away games on the dates Wales are at home. No other stadium in Wales, even ours, can accommodate the red wall for a competitive game. |
Except of course the National Stadium. |  |
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| Wales International Matches on 20:50 - Apr 18 with 1910 views | KeithHaynes |
| Wales International Matches on 19:24 - Apr 18 by felixstowe_jack |
Except of course the National Stadium. |
Time to share it around. | |
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| Wales International Matches on 21:26 - Apr 18 with 1868 views | Whiterockin |
| Wales International Matches on 20:50 - Apr 18 by KeithHaynes |
Time to share it around. |
They will give it to Wrexham before us. | | | |
| Wales International Matches on 21:46 - Apr 18 with 1839 views | Fireboy2 |
| Wales International Matches on 21:26 - Apr 18 by Whiterockin |
They will give it to Wrexham before us. |
Tbh the gogs deserve it. |  | | |
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| Wales International Matches on 23:14 - Apr 18 with 1791 views | majorraglan |
I’d agree that Wrexham deserve a few home games, but I can’t see it happening other than for a friendly. Same for Swansea. Wales sell a lot of tournament tickets and it would be impossible to organise the the logistics of moving everyone etc.
Principality Stadium is too big, Swansea.com too small for a lot of the games as is Wrexham. Has to be the CCS. | | | |
| Wales International Matches on 09:23 - Apr 19 with 1732 views | johnlangy |
| Wales International Matches on 23:14 - Apr 18 by majorraglan |
I’d agree that Wrexham deserve a few home games, but I can’t see it happening other than for a friendly. Same for Swansea. Wales sell a lot of tournament tickets and it would be impossible to organise the the logistics of moving everyone etc.
Principality Stadium is too big, Swansea.com too small for a lot of the games as is Wrexham. Has to be the CCS. |
This is from memory so please explain where i've got it wrong.
EUFA promote themselves partly by spreading EUFA finals around different countries. The WFA wanted to stage a final in Cardiff but the CCS was too small 30,000 being the minimum capacity required.
So the Cardiff RED extension was built. And EUFA paid for it. That's the bit I struggle with. Did they just contribute toward it ? Did the WFA part fund ? Maybe even Vince put some money toward it.
My point being, wouldn't it be nice if someone else paid for our extension. Then the 'Liberty' WOULD be big enough. But it'll never happen. We know where any money from any source goes. And we'll just have to fund anything we need ourselves.
As usual. | | | |
| Wales International Matches on 10:24 - Apr 19 with 1713 views | builthjack |
| Wales International Matches on 09:23 - Apr 19 by johnlangy |
This is from memory so please explain where i've got it wrong.
EUFA promote themselves partly by spreading EUFA finals around different countries. The WFA wanted to stage a final in Cardiff but the CCS was too small 30,000 being the minimum capacity required.
So the Cardiff RED extension was built. And EUFA paid for it. That's the bit I struggle with. Did they just contribute toward it ? Did the WFA part fund ? Maybe even Vince put some money toward it.
My point being, wouldn't it be nice if someone else paid for our extension. Then the 'Liberty' WOULD be big enough. But it'll never happen. We know where any money from any source goes. And we'll just have to fund anything we need ourselves.
As usual. |
We had the opportunity to extend it in the PL days. We failed. | |
| Swansea Indepenent Poster Of The Year 2021. Dr P / Mart66 / Roathie / Parlay / E20/ Duffle was 2nd, but he is deluded and thinks in his little twisted brain that he won. Poor sod. We let him win this year, as he has cried for a whole year. His 14 usernames, bless his cotton socks.
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| Wales International Matches on 10:30 - Apr 19 with 1710 views | johnlangy |
| Wales International Matches on 10:24 - Apr 19 by builthjack |
We had the opportunity to extend it in the PL days. We failed. |
Of course we did. But that was our money. No one else offered their money to fund an extension. As happened with Cardiff.
They were also in the PL for two unfortunate seasons. Did they use their PL money to fund the red build ? They didn't. Some, maybe all was given to them to do it. | | | |
| Wales International Matches on 11:37 - Apr 19 with 1688 views | whiterock |
Had we spent £20m on the stadium then got relegated the first year in the Premier League, then questions would have been asked, why wasn't it spent on strengthening the squad?
Our stadium plans in 2003/04 was for 25,000, some professor at Cardiff Uni did a feasibility study and said 25,000 would be too big for us, we were in the fourth division at the time but where was the ambition? that extra 5,000 crowd per game would have given us £3m in revenue each season during our PL days. Now £3m isn't much relatively, especially in the PL but would have given us £21m over 7 seasons, two marquee signings during that time or 7 or 8 lesser players. [Post edited 19 Apr 2023 11:40]
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| Wales International Matches on 11:40 - Apr 19 with 1679 views | Whiterockin |
| Wales International Matches on 11:37 - Apr 19 by whiterock |
Had we spent £20m on the stadium then got relegated the first year in the Premier League, then questions would have been asked, why wasn't it spent on strengthening the squad?
Our stadium plans in 2003/04 was for 25,000, some professor at Cardiff Uni did a feasibility study and said 25,000 would be too big for us, we were in the fourth division at the time but where was the ambition? that extra 5,000 crowd per game would have given us £3m in revenue each season during our PL days. Now £3m isn't much relatively, especially in the PL but would have given us £21m over 7 seasons, two marquee signings during that time or 7 or 8 lesser players. [Post edited 19 Apr 2023 11:40]
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The feasibility study was based on the last time we were in the top tier and allegedly the people on the gate were masking the true attendance. | | | |
| Wales International Matches on 12:33 - Apr 19 with 1660 views | angryjack |
| Wales International Matches on 11:40 - Apr 19 by Whiterockin |
The feasibility study was based on the last time we were in the top tier and allegedly the people on the gate were masking the true attendance. |
Times change a lot of top flight attendances in early eighties were low due to hooliganism inemplyment and other factors..crowds have increased everywhere since then.. | | | |
| Wales International Matches on 13:13 - Apr 19 with 1632 views | Whiterockin |
| Wales International Matches on 12:33 - Apr 19 by angryjack |
Times change a lot of top flight attendances in early eighties were low due to hooliganism inemplyment and other factors..crowds have increased everywhere since then.. |
This is true but you can understand how the feasibly study came to conclusion it did. Backed up in my opinion by the number of clubs expanding their stadiums including Manchester City. | | | |
| Wales International Matches on 16:57 - Apr 19 with 1558 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Wales International Matches on 12:33 - Apr 19 by angryjack |
Times change a lot of top flight attendances in early eighties were low due to hooliganism inemplyment and other factors..crowds have increased everywhere since then.. |
The average first division attendance in 1981/82 was 22500 with only 4 clubs getting more than a 30,000 average.
Aston Villa 25000
Arsenal 25000
Everton 24000
Leeds 22000
Swansea were 15th in attendance with 18,202
While Birmingham 17k, wolves 16k, wba 15k, Coventry and Middlesbrough 13k were all lower with bigger stadiums.
The second division average was 18000 | |
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| Wales International Matches on 21:24 - Apr 19 with 1513 views | majorraglan |
| Wales International Matches on 09:23 - Apr 19 by johnlangy |
This is from memory so please explain where i've got it wrong.
EUFA promote themselves partly by spreading EUFA finals around different countries. The WFA wanted to stage a final in Cardiff but the CCS was too small 30,000 being the minimum capacity required.
So the Cardiff RED extension was built. And EUFA paid for it. That's the bit I struggle with. Did they just contribute toward it ? Did the WFA part fund ? Maybe even Vince put some money toward it.
My point being, wouldn't it be nice if someone else paid for our extension. Then the 'Liberty' WOULD be big enough. But it'll never happen. We know where any money from any source goes. And we'll just have to fund anything we need ourselves.
As usual. |
I thought UEFA may have made a contribution, so having read your post I googled it. As far as I can see, Tan put £35m in to the club which paid for the work, but I may be wrong as it’s come from Wikipedia. Maybe Benny can tell us. | | | |
| Wales International Matches on 10:12 - Apr 20 with 1458 views | whiterock |
| Wales International Matches on 16:57 - Apr 19 by felixstowe_jack |
The average first division attendance in 1981/82 was 22500 with only 4 clubs getting more than a 30,000 average.
Aston Villa 25000
Arsenal 25000
Everton 24000
Leeds 22000
Swansea were 15th in attendance with 18,202
While Birmingham 17k, wolves 16k, wba 15k, Coventry and Middlesbrough 13k were all lower with bigger stadiums.
The second division average was 18000 |
So 25k wouldn't have been inconceivable, I genuinely think he or she came to the conclusion because we were a 4th tier with little or no prospect of reaching the top (again), how wrong were they? | | | |
| Wales International Matches on 12:16 - Apr 20 with 1427 views | builthjack |
| Wales International Matches on 09:23 - Apr 19 by johnlangy |
This is from memory so please explain where i've got it wrong.
EUFA promote themselves partly by spreading EUFA finals around different countries. The WFA wanted to stage a final in Cardiff but the CCS was too small 30,000 being the minimum capacity required.
So the Cardiff RED extension was built. And EUFA paid for it. That's the bit I struggle with. Did they just contribute toward it ? Did the WFA part fund ? Maybe even Vince put some money toward it.
My point being, wouldn't it be nice if someone else paid for our extension. Then the 'Liberty' WOULD be big enough. But it'll never happen. We know where any money from any source goes. And we'll just have to fund anything we need ourselves.
As usual. |
Vinny paid for the extension, when he was wearing trousers up to his chest he could reach his pockets. His pockets are now by his knees.
Not Uefa or FAW. [Post edited 20 Apr 2023 12:16]
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