It is now time to switch to a new Money AM football blog as the world cup is now over and we all look to the future.....World cup 2010 is over, Bravo Espana, and Forlan, once again and bring on the new season !.....I never expected the last thread to be such a success...thanks all.... so this new one might go on for years without the need to edit the title...we shall see...

... meanwhile back in the real world Cardiff stick 4 on Burnley's best mates but unlike Burnley they did manage to get on the score sheet against us.

6 points clear of the pack , we going up this year Stan.

Wonder if Beckham fancies six months with us ?

Could sell a few shirts and provide cover for Whittingham in an emergency.

.... Giggs hmmmmmmm , Cardiff boy and will cost fa except his salary :)

Giggs would be of benefit because he can still play but Beckam is just a marketing name now so avoid would be my feeling.

Lone Cardiff City football fan wins hearts in England

A Mr Dil had counted on seeing at least a few other Cardiff supporters.

A football fan has stolen media attention in England after being the only supporter to show up to watch his club play an away game in the Championship.

The Cardiff City fan Mr Dil was the club's sole supporter in Blackburn for an away match in Lancashire.

The 50-something casual labourer found himself alone in the visitors' section.

But Rovers stewards gave him coffee and home fans invited him for a drink after the match.

I always take my flag and scarf around - they're always in the car with me”

Mr Dil told the BBC he had not expected to find many City supporters from Wales.

It was a cold Friday night and CCFC never attract more than 50 or 60 away fans.

"But I went there thinking I'd find five or six other people," the Cardiff fan said.

"I went into the stadium while the Rovers were warming up. I shouted and said 'hi' to the team.

"When I went in the local fans booed me, I felt a bit offended.

"But in the end they clapped and invited me for coffee and a meal, and the club managers gave me a shirt. They wished me a merry Christmas."

Luckily for Mr Dil, City won the match 4-1 and the team dedicated their victory to their only fan. He has been invited to attend its next home match on Saturday.

The easiest coin thrower in football to catch

Not me guv

Better getting hit with a € coin......wouldn't hurt!!

You'll be the lone fan at our promotion party April 20th Stan :-)


And I aint 50 either !

I thought that was a bit generous too Dil :-)

You can bog off too :-)

Profuse apologies Dil.. 60's then -):

Keep rockin pensioners , just goes to prove how switched on I am compared to wot you pair were at the same age :)

Just to show wot a nice guy I am , I'll buy you a full price ticket (not pensioners corner) in a tidy part of the ground if we can get promoted at your place Stan .... so turn the heating up , blow your government subsidy and have a once in a lifetime day out on me :-)

I'd copy that post Stan - just in case :-)

How most generous of you Dil, I accept thank you so much.. Printing it off as we speak skinny -):

First United, and now City for Clarets Youth Team in cup.

Having beaten Manchester United at Old Trafford last Friday in the FA Youth Cup, Burnley have been rewarded with another away game in the fourth round, this time against United's rivals Manchester City.

Cardiff 1 Bottom of the pile Peterborough 2 .. And you only the 1, 2 minutes from the end, You lot finally bean sussed out by a team we thrashed 5-2 earlier this season.. Roll on April 20th -):

Sorry I so late in replying but only just back from my works do .... I'm self employed so went on longer than I expected some of them just wouldn't go home :)

One question , who top of the league ?????????????

See you 20th April , you can be guest of honour at the promotion party :-)

And I thought Cardiff were a safe bet...blast....cheers Dil...

No blogs here...strange....difficult draws for the british clubs.....we will be lucky to get two through to the next round...

Stick with us rf , 11 out of 12 ant bad :)