| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 10:23 - Aug 31 with 8979 views | Neath_Jack |
Yes it's Les, Les Ferdinand. |  |
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| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 10:53 - Aug 31 with 8859 views | dgt73 |
I know him....his name his Mr G. hunter. |  |
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| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 14:29 - Aug 31 with 8515 views | SilverSurfer |
his name is Walter Knob |  | | |
| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 14:38 - Aug 31 with 8463 views | Hidden_Hand |
Oh dear |  | | |
| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 14:38 - Aug 31 with 8441 views | Highjack |
Mister Braincell. |  |
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| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 14:44 - Aug 31 with 8414 views | Highjack |
Frank Lee Tw@ttish? | |
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| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 14:47 - Aug 31 with 8398 views | Treforys_Jack |
He just doesn't know mun. |  | | |
| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 14:52 - Aug 31 with 8360 views | pencoedjack |
About 10 on the train from Newport .... Plus 2 in front row of NE upper,the ST holders who sold their tickets to manure fans should be ashamed of themselves. |  | | |
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| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 15:06 - Aug 31 with 8306 views | Highjack |
| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 14:52 - Aug 31 by pencoedjack |
About 10 on the train from Newport .... Plus 2 in front row of NE upper,the ST holders who sold their tickets to manure fans should be ashamed of themselves. |
They're going to be the same people who sell their tickets to Korean and Den Haag fans.
Probably making a fair mint out of their enterprises. | |
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| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 15:27 - Aug 31 with 8168 views | beefy |
I think that guy was to the right of us in the first half, West stand lower (North). Did not see him and his chum after half time! |  | | |
| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 16:27 - Aug 31 with 8008 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
he walked home after that interview |  |
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| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 17:16 - Aug 31 with 7838 views | airedale |
I loved the song about us supporting our local team. |  | | |
| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 17:46 - Aug 31 with 7742 views | MarryGonk |
Pr*ck |  |
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| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 22:42 - Aug 31 with 7357 views | jackrabbit |
Definitely South East Glamorgan - probably Newport, might be Barry or Penarth. Can't blame him - his local team CCFC have been a huge disappointment. Got to look elsewhere for glory - but not in this direction. Not yet.
It's amazing the allegiances people have. Many years ago I arrived back in Merthyr in late evening on the train from Cardiff having seen Wales play in the Six Nations that afternoon. On the same train clutching an Arsenal programme was a young girl, early 20s, who'd travelled from Merthyr up to Highbury and back on her own in order to see her beloved Gunners. I thought it was amazing - all that time, money and effort to follow a football club nearly 200 miles away. These days hopefully, similar young people will form their allegiances with a more local top drawer club. It will happen in time. That's why we need to expand the stadium and become a Premier League permanent fixture. The second part of that is proceeding nicely. |  | | |
| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 22:54 - Aug 31 with 7301 views | whiterock |
| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 22:42 - Aug 31 by jackrabbit |
Definitely South East Glamorgan - probably Newport, might be Barry or Penarth. Can't blame him - his local team CCFC have been a huge disappointment. Got to look elsewhere for glory - but not in this direction. Not yet.
It's amazing the allegiances people have. Many years ago I arrived back in Merthyr in late evening on the train from Cardiff having seen Wales play in the Six Nations that afternoon. On the same train clutching an Arsenal programme was a young girl, early 20s, who'd travelled from Merthyr up to Highbury and back on her own in order to see her beloved Gunners. I thought it was amazing - all that time, money and effort to follow a football club nearly 200 miles away. These days hopefully, similar young people will form their allegiances with a more local top drawer club. It will happen in time. That's why we need to expand the stadium and become a Premier League permanent fixture. The second part of that is proceeding nicely. |
Robin Van Persie, he left coz your shit | | | |
| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 23:00 - Aug 31 with 7272 views | jackrabbit |
| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 22:54 - Aug 31 by whiterock |
Robin Van Persie, he left coz your shit |
Eh? | | | |
| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 23:08 - Aug 31 with 7235 views | SwansNZ |
I can’t understand how/why people can really support a team from a city that they probably have no relation too. If you’re from Swansea, support Swansea, if you’re from Cardiff, support Swansea. Simple! |  |
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| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 23:12 - Aug 31 with 7213 views | Andy1300 |
| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 23:00 - Aug 31 by jackrabbit |
Eh? |
One of the songs we sung yesterday |  |
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| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 23:33 - Aug 31 with 7147 views | owainglyndwr |
| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 22:42 - Aug 31 by jackrabbit |
Definitely South East Glamorgan - probably Newport, might be Barry or Penarth. Can't blame him - his local team CCFC have been a huge disappointment. Got to look elsewhere for glory - but not in this direction. Not yet.
It's amazing the allegiances people have. Many years ago I arrived back in Merthyr in late evening on the train from Cardiff having seen Wales play in the Six Nations that afternoon. On the same train clutching an Arsenal programme was a young girl, early 20s, who'd travelled from Merthyr up to Highbury and back on her own in order to see her beloved Gunners. I thought it was amazing - all that time, money and effort to follow a football club nearly 200 miles away. These days hopefully, similar young people will form their allegiances with a more local top drawer club. It will happen in time. That's why we need to expand the stadium and become a Premier League permanent fixture. The second part of that is proceeding nicely. |
I suppose all the Welsh clubs were down in the lower leagues for so long it is not surprising.
Now we have a chance to change things |  | | |
| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 23:38 - Aug 31 with 7139 views | squarebear |
Newport's not in Glamorganshire[/PEDANTRY].
Live and let live, I say. Let people support who they like. If they're prepared to travel 200 miles to watch ManU then they're unlikely to be bothered about their struggling local league side/s. | | | |
| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 00:05 - Sep 1 with 7077 views | epaul |
| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 17:46 - Aug 31 by MarryGonk |
Pr*ck |
Summed up in one word |  |
| The hair and the beard have gone I am now conforming to society, tis a sad day
The b*stards are coming back though |
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| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 08:28 - Sep 1 with 6862 views | longlostjack |
Bryn Terfel thanked the audience for their welcoming applause at a concert in Germany on Sunday evening by saying that it went a long way to making him feel better after his team Manchester Utd had lost to Swansea City. Just saying. |  |
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| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 08:32 - Sep 1 with 6844 views | SwansNZ |
| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 08:28 - Sep 1 by longlostjack |
Bryn Terfel thanked the audience for their welcoming applause at a concert in Germany on Sunday evening by saying that it went a long way to making him feel better after his team Manchester Utd had lost to Swansea City. Just saying. |
Fck him  | |
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| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 08:48 - Sep 1 with 6805 views | airedale |
When he was talking about Man U in his local (S Wales) accent, he used the term 'we'. That's delusional imo. Your team is where you're from, and you are what you are. You can't make a conscious decision to alter those facts because that makes you delusional.
I saw two of them by the Waun Wen (pub gone now), mincing up from the town. Both were wearing shorts, one had a dinky little pair on and the other chap's were below the knees, both had polo shirts and boat shoes and it was pissing down. They looked like they had just stepped out of the 'Next' catalogue and I was convinced that they were on their way to the North Stand. They had the air of being smugly assured with their association, via their money, with Manchester United. | | | |
| Welsh Man Utd Fan on 09:11 - Sep 1 with 6750 views | mattjenkins1990 |
The logic on this post is ridiculous. By saying these things you are inhibiting how far Swansea can grow as a club in terms of a fanbase. We have plenty of fans from all over the world, should all of them stop supporting the Swans because they are not there local club. |  |
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