| Port Talbot 01:45 - Feb 12 with 6232 views | CwmafanJack |
Haven't been back for a few years now, is it still there? Many mutants running around from the beautiful fresh air being pumped out from the works?
Also is it still scum territory or more swans these days?
Miss the old place gotta say.
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| Port Talbot on 07:10 - Feb 12 with 3602 views | bennytheblue |
Yes it will always be blue, has been for generations as you know. Still, a smattering of 8 year olds starting wearing white tops 10 years ago. Word on the street is like many before them, they have seen the light and that light shines brightly to the east…..🤩😎 |  | | |
| Port Talbot on 07:35 - Feb 12 with 3593 views | angryjack |
| Port Talbot on 07:10 - Feb 12 by bennytheblue |
Yes it will always be blue, has been for generations as you know. Still, a smattering of 8 year olds starting wearing white tops 10 years ago. Word on the street is like many before them, they have seen the light and that light shines brightly to the east…..🤩😎 |
Must be all the chemicals in the air that makes them brain dead then, that sounds about right,to support you lot. | | | |
| Port Talbot on 08:51 - Feb 12 with 3561 views | magicdaps10 |
Don't listen to Benny, PT is now more Swansea.
I think being in the prem certainly roped in a lot of youngsters who are now in latter teens early 20s.
Great to see the kids are now wearing Swansea tops over Cardiff quite considerably now.
Still a few Cardiff boys around but they tend to be the older crew and it filters out quite radically the younger you go.
I was in Rest Bay for football last weekend and it was a split with Cardiff and Swansea tops so from Bridgend the split seems to be getting 50/50,i know there is a big Swansea following in Cornelly though. |  |
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| Port Talbot on 09:05 - Feb 12 with 3552 views | KeithHaynes |
| Port Talbot on 08:51 - Feb 12 by magicdaps10 |
Don't listen to Benny, PT is now more Swansea.
I think being in the prem certainly roped in a lot of youngsters who are now in latter teens early 20s.
Great to see the kids are now wearing Swansea tops over Cardiff quite considerably now.
Still a few Cardiff boys around but they tend to be the older crew and it filters out quite radically the younger you go.
I was in Rest Bay for football last weekend and it was a split with Cardiff and Swansea tops so from Bridgend the split seems to be getting 50/50,i know there is a big Swansea following in Cornelly though. |
Same as Bridgend, they just can’t accept it though. |  |
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| Port Talbot on 09:38 - Feb 12 with 3535 views | bennytheblue |
| Port Talbot on 09:05 - Feb 12 by KeithHaynes |
Same as Bridgend, they just can’t accept it though. |
I love these threads, Bridgend too now? Tell you what there is a big Jack following in Barry too, could be in the 100’s. | | | |
| Port Talbot on 09:56 - Feb 12 with 3521 views | epaul |
| Port Talbot on 09:38 - Feb 12 by bennytheblue |
I love these threads, Bridgend too now? Tell you what there is a big Jack following in Barry too, could be in the 100’s. |
Yes, your correct there is, we're on the train every other weekend, brekkie first of course in the Sir Samuel Romlily..........
Never thought I'd say this but I've got some great mates here who are scummers,( sigh), I must be growing up 
Her family are blueturds, I can live with that!! |  |
| 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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| Port Talbot on 10:00 - Feb 12 with 3517 views | magicdaps10 |
| Port Talbot on 09:38 - Feb 12 by bennytheblue |
I love these threads, Bridgend too now? Tell you what there is a big Jack following in Barry too, could be in the 100’s. |
You from or live in Port Talbot Benny? | |
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| Port Talbot on 10:31 - Feb 12 with 3495 views | swan65split |
| Port Talbot on 07:10 - Feb 12 by bennytheblue |
Yes it will always be blue, has been for generations as you know. Still, a smattering of 8 year olds starting wearing white tops 10 years ago. Word on the street is like many before them, they have seen the light and that light shines brightly to the east…..🤩😎 |
Wrong Benny, i have a few mates who are Blues fans, my best m8 is, though he doesnt watch them, not even on TV , says theyre boring...lol
Theres a few about , but not many wear the shirts, used to be a big support, but theyve seen the light of day no doubt, They used too run 2 buses for games one from Baglan, the other form the Beach, but that was during the hey day in early 60s and Scoular years,
Any buses now are for liverpool and utd fans , about twice a year. |  | | |
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| Port Talbot on 11:01 - Feb 12 with 3476 views | KeithHaynes |
| Port Talbot on 09:38 - Feb 12 by bennytheblue |
I love these threads, Bridgend too now? Tell you what there is a big Jack following in Barry too, could be in the 100’s. |
I would say sensibly for a moment, Barry has more Cardiff fans than the swans. Having lived in east wales for some some years it was always apparent both the Swans and Cardiff have a very similar fan base in both numbers, loyalty and mindset. My last visit to Bridgend to visit a few friends I only saw swans tops being worn by teenagers, and a pub had a live game on which had in excess of fifty jacks inside and out. I’m not sure if that pub is still there though.
Swings and roundabouts. | |
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| Port Talbot on 11:01 - Feb 12 with 3472 views | raynor94 |
| Port Talbot on 07:10 - Feb 12 by bennytheblue |
Yes it will always be blue, has been for generations as you know. Still, a smattering of 8 year olds starting wearing white tops 10 years ago. Word on the street is like many before them, they have seen the light and that light shines brightly to the east…..🤩😎 |
Worked there for 42 years, back in 1972 yes there were a lot of Bluebirds, but by 2015 they were as rare as hen's teeth. |  |
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| Port Talbot on 11:06 - Feb 12 with 3458 views | magicdaps10 |
| Port Talbot on 11:01 - Feb 12 by KeithHaynes |
I would say sensibly for a moment, Barry has more Cardiff fans than the swans. Having lived in east wales for some some years it was always apparent both the Swans and Cardiff have a very similar fan base in both numbers, loyalty and mindset. My last visit to Bridgend to visit a few friends I only saw swans tops being worn by teenagers, and a pub had a live game on which had in excess of fifty jacks inside and out. I’m not sure if that pub is still there though.
Swings and roundabouts. |
Our 7 years in the prem definetly grabbed a lot of young ones from the PT area and I would even say a little further east. You only need to watch the kids training and there is certainly a lot more Swans tops than Cardiff in PT.
Its great to see. | |
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| Port Talbot on 11:20 - Feb 12 with 3439 views | KeithHaynes |
| Port Talbot on 11:06 - Feb 12 by magicdaps10 |
Our 7 years in the prem definetly grabbed a lot of young ones from the PT area and I would even say a little further east. You only need to watch the kids training and there is certainly a lot more Swans tops than Cardiff in PT.
Its great to see. |
Good mate of mine is a phys Ed in Pentyrch. School he teaches at boasts the same things, loads more with swans links than the local team Cardiff. That’s the tale of the tape with the kids. And that’s the legacy Swansea needs. | |
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| Port Talbot on 11:47 - Feb 12 with 3408 views | NotLoyal |
Benny just posts on here for a wind up.
The last few baldy men running around Port Talbot is hardly something to be proud of. |  |
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| Port Talbot on 13:28 - Feb 12 with 3357 views | bennytheblue |
| Port Talbot on 11:01 - Feb 12 by raynor94 |
Worked there for 42 years, back in 1972 yes there were a lot of Bluebirds, but by 2015 they were as rare as hen's teeth. |
That’s funny because in 2011 playoff final I think there were 20 coaches from PT and Neath as well as countless limos and vans….they are still around, they don’t feel need to bounce around outside the pub singing songs though. There kids will be coming through soon mind so it begins again.
They didn’t move to PT and Neath like many of your fans to the east, they were BORN there.
I know…I know….. | | | |
| Port Talbot on 13:28 - Feb 12 with 3356 views | bennytheblue |
| Port Talbot on 10:00 - Feb 12 by magicdaps10 |
You from or live in Port Talbot Benny? |
Nope but my mum hails from Llanelli way | | | |
| Port Talbot on 13:32 - Feb 12 with 3342 views | bennytheblue |
| Port Talbot on 11:47 - Feb 12 by NotLoyal |
Benny just posts on here for a wind up.
The last few baldy men running around Port Talbot is hardly something to be proud of. |
When you actually do sink back to league 1, the last few remaining jacks in PT will disappear like pre 2010 days, same with Bridgend, not that groups of misfits is really significant, I believe there’s one or two in pencoed  | | | |
| Port Talbot on 13:34 - Feb 12 with 3338 views | bennytheblue |
| Port Talbot on 11:20 - Feb 12 by KeithHaynes |
Good mate of mine is a phys Ed in Pentyrch. School he teaches at boasts the same things, loads more with swans links than the local team Cardiff. That’s the tale of the tape with the kids. And that’s the legacy Swansea needs. |
Oh I know pentyrch well, bet he likes a pint in the Lewis arms then? Can get a bit rowdy for a posh suburb. The kings arms is probably nicer these days. I’m sure he knows | | | |
| Port Talbot on 13:35 - Feb 12 with 3335 views | max936 |
| Port Talbot on 07:10 - Feb 12 by bennytheblue |
Yes it will always be blue, has been for generations as you know. Still, a smattering of 8 year olds starting wearing white tops 10 years ago. Word on the street is like many before them, they have seen the light and that light shines brightly to the east…..🤩😎 |
You're having a laugh, Im over there most days, see loads of people wearing Swans related attire in Tiabach, Margam Sandfiels rarely see any of your mutant attire.
Way behind the times there bluey, you need to step outside of your bedsit once in a while  |  |
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| Port Talbot on 15:50 - Feb 12 with 3248 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| Port Talbot on 13:28 - Feb 12 by bennytheblue |
That’s funny because in 2011 playoff final I think there were 20 coaches from PT and Neath as well as countless limos and vans….they are still around, they don’t feel need to bounce around outside the pub singing songs though. There kids will be coming through soon mind so it begins again.
They didn’t move to PT and Neath like many of your fans to the east, they were BORN there.
I know…I know….. |
2011 play off final? The one we won the year after you lost?? |  |
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| Port Talbot on 17:30 - Feb 12 with 3189 views | owainglyndwr |
| Port Talbot on 08:51 - Feb 12 by magicdaps10 |
Don't listen to Benny, PT is now more Swansea.
I think being in the prem certainly roped in a lot of youngsters who are now in latter teens early 20s.
Great to see the kids are now wearing Swansea tops over Cardiff quite considerably now.
Still a few Cardiff boys around but they tend to be the older crew and it filters out quite radically the younger you go.
I was in Rest Bay for football last weekend and it was a split with Cardiff and Swansea tops so from Bridgend the split seems to be getting 50/50,i know there is a big Swansea following in Cornelly though. |
A couple of years back , Bennys top Port Talbot boys told us this is a Soul Crew pub ..
We said good what does that mean ..
Nothing apparently..
So we had a good drink and made our way home after a few hours ... |  | | |
| Port Talbot on 17:35 - Feb 12 with 3185 views | owainglyndwr |
| Port Talbot on 13:28 - Feb 12 by bennytheblue |
Nope but my mum hails from Llanelli way |
Shame you never taught you the way of the westerners | | | |
| Port Talbot on 17:36 - Feb 12 with 3184 views | magicdaps10 |
| Port Talbot on 17:30 - Feb 12 by owainglyndwr |
A couple of years back , Bennys top Port Talbot boys told us this is a Soul Crew pub ..
We said good what does that mean ..
Nothing apparently..
So we had a good drink and made our way home after a few hours ... |
What pub was that?
That's why a few started supporting Cardiff back in the 80/90s because of the link to the soul crew, supporting Cardiff was more a symbol to being associated with the soul crew.
Glad those dark days are not so prominent. | |
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| Port Talbot on 17:39 - Feb 12 with 3178 views | owainglyndwr |
| Port Talbot on 13:34 - Feb 12 by bennytheblue |
Oh I know pentyrch well, bet he likes a pint in the Lewis arms then? Can get a bit rowdy for a posh suburb. The kings arms is probably nicer these days. I’m sure he knows |
Ben Bach
When Anal writes the truth about the true battle of Ninian and the kicking his boys had at the back of the Philymonic.
Can I have a signed copy please 🙠| | | |
| Port Talbot on 17:39 - Feb 12 with 3178 views | KeithHaynes |
| Port Talbot on 17:36 - Feb 12 by magicdaps10 |
What pub was that?
That's why a few started supporting Cardiff back in the 80/90s because of the link to the soul crew, supporting Cardiff was more a symbol to being associated with the soul crew.
Glad those dark days are not so prominent. |
They were mostly swans fans, about twenty of them from memory, one lives in Gibraltar. They got a bit of a hiding on the NB one night. Local rivalry between Swansea and port talbot more than anything, so they switched teams, strange but true. | |
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| Port Talbot on 18:01 - Feb 12 with 3153 views | bennytheblue |
| Port Talbot on 17:39 - Feb 12 by owainglyndwr |
Ben Bach
When Anal writes the truth about the true battle of Ninian and the kicking his boys had at the back of the Philymonic.
Can I have a signed copy please 🙠|
Funny, the battle of Ninian….where nothing really happened did it? No bans, no jail time…no actual fighting….just a myth. I’ve seen more trouble at Peterborough away ffs | | | |
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