As I said, no ones perfect. Our fans are certainly not! Cheers, hopefully we will push on last year after our FA Cup final defeat to Portsmouth.aveslacker schreef:Thanks for the writeup. Glad to hear that (most) everyone had a good time.Bluebirds22 schreef:I must admit we were stretched numerous times during the game. Hunelaar runs are amazing. Our centre backs didn't know what hit them to be honest.
There was a lot of promising points from the game for the ajax players. Support play and passing was outstanding but lacking the end product at times really.
As for Cardiff it was a good run out against a top team like Ajax so it was great. I got into the ground 5 minutes after the kick off.
They only expected 5000 to turn up so they closed one seating area off so only one full stand of seating then 2 stands of terracing open. We didn't get tickets in the end, There were so many queing to get in outside, they just let people pay on the turnstile which was a bit mad.
I was impressed with the say 300/350 Ajax fans. Bit of trouble but what do you expect at football. No one is perfect. They had an escort in from the police from the city centre and back out so as far as I know no trouble.
This is what one Cardiff fan said about the ajax lot. Half time music
"Musical Youth - Pass The Duchie. Not only was it a quality track and hugely 'relevant' to the away fans, but it really seemed to lighten the atmosphere in the away end. At the end of the day it was a friendly and I was so chuffed to see the Ajax fans dancing and starting a conga! I'd rather see away supporters leave Cardiff and want to come back, not tear the place up and speak badly of us"
Hopefully Ajax will come back next year to play us as we both hold the cup or maybe we come out to Ajax and play you at your ground?
Best of luck in the Championship!
It's a shame we lost our striker Chopra to Sunderland but the club were struggling for cash so sold him for £5million
