Do we have any idea where the drums are likely to be located? I know some people prefer to be further from them than others, and it would be a great help for us all if we knew prior to the seat selection exercise beginning tomorrow, as it will save a lot of admin time in the office when people realise they are next to the drums etc. !
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I was speaking with Todd today and he does have the "Away" and "Drum" sections picked out. I would strongly encourage those of you with drums, clap banners, leather lungs and an oversized passion for the Devils to get together and create the best noise making section possible. I believe that the rest of the building will follow suit if we have one section that is leading the charge every single night. And yes...I believe this section will be conveniently located quite close to the bar!
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You might think it sometimes but in law they're not.
No skin off my nose personally but I don't think this encourages families and I agree with the original poster. We've seen lots of new fans this season which is great but I've come across a few lately who only seem to be there for the beer before they head into town. Some of the language I've heard this year has been appalling at times, in hearing distance of young children - Saturday games in particular seem to be worse. I've asked people to mind their language on a few occasions but it's not always easy standing up to a gang of lads on the booze (and stewards don't tend to hear it at the bottom of the steps). Maybe it's always been like that, but I don't think so and I just hope in the drive for new fans, that we don't forget that we've always been a family sport in Cardiff (with a bit of an edge!). The odd announcement reminding people of this might not be a bad idea. Perhaps I'm getting old and it's just a sign of the times as you hear of instances in places like Nottingham and Coventry.
No skin off my nose personally but I don't think this encourages families and I agree with the original poster. We've seen lots of new fans this season which is great but I've come across a few lately who only seem to be there for the beer before they head into town. Some of the language I've heard this year has been appalling at times, in hearing distance of young children - Saturday games in particular seem to be worse. I've asked people to mind their language on a few occasions but it's not always easy standing up to a gang of lads on the booze (and stewards don't tend to hear it at the bottom of the steps). Maybe it's always been like that, but I don't think so and I just hope in the drive for new fans, that we don't forget that we've always been a family sport in Cardiff (with a bit of an edge!). The odd announcement reminding people of this might not be a bad idea. Perhaps I'm getting old and it's just a sign of the times as you hear of instances in places like Nottingham and Coventry.
This might be a tangent but.... The leaving age for education is now 18 and NUS cards actually cover part time study as well....
So.... Looking at the prices it seems to suggest that only full time students count as concessions. This is likely to be almost impossible to police so why not either go for a concession age of 18 or say all NUS cards are valid.....
So.... Looking at the prices it seems to suggest that only full time students count as concessions. This is likely to be almost impossible to police so why not either go for a concession age of 18 or say all NUS cards are valid.....
Cardiff Fire have just announced that they will be playing in IAW on the 13th and 14th.
http://cardiff-fire.com/fire-to-light-u ... ena-wales/
http://cardiff-fire.com/fire-to-light-u ... ena-wales/