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...

Take some pics M cos we'll be playing them year after next :-)

Stan , he didn't get a kick when we stuffed you down here so I would have preferred him to play. Hope you pick up something from your last two games cos we gonna be crowned champions on Saturday.

Okntfenfly xxx

10% of the English Premier League now Welsh , maybe they'll rename it wen we win it just like they did with the English Cup in 1927 :-)

Need to lose our next two games 3-0 and Hull win 3-0 next week to give Hull the chance of beating us 4-0 in last game of season and being crowned champions instead of us.

That aint going to happen soooooo ..... WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS !!!!

Are you going today Stan ?

Wow where did all those Burnley fans appear from at the end ? Not a bloody peep out of them for 89 minutes and they score a goal against the Champions and you would have sworn they had just won the European Cup :-)

Fair result but you were lucky to still have 11 players on the pitch at half time. Ref might not have seen it but everyone else saw what the tw*t did .. TWICE !

Never mind , two more games then no need to worry about riff raff like Burnley :-)

Got to the Camp Nou. Great stadium seating circa 80,000 and it was strange to be in a setting which was not surrounded by run down housing and Industry.

Barcelona duly won 1-0. Very pretty football but I was disappointed to not see Messi.

However I will not rush back and if I lived in Barcelona I would be not become a season ticket holder.

The reason is the atmosphere. There isn't any! Yes they got a little animated when Barca scored and there was some serious synchronised tutting when the ref gave the wrong decision but not the passion and noise that cascades from the crowd at most UK football grounds.

I have been to cricket matches with more crowd participation.

I would rather go and watch Cardiff play than endure such a bland offering.

3 welsh sides in the premiership now - Swansea, Cardiff & Gareth Bale.

So the scouse **** finally gets a taste of Champions League success

No Dil I was away but did manage to see it in a pub, So you only managed to scrap a point at the Fortress despite our depleted ranks, we were so generous on the day I'm sure you will agree -):

I watched the game in the appropriately named The Murderers, and if the game had gone on for much longer I think you would have been. -):

Not sure what Wallace had going with your little chinaman, but agree he should have gone, but also think that Marney should have had a penalty for the foul in the area.. despite the theatricals.

Looking at the team photo is that you with the red wig on? -):

Congratulations on going up and look forward to seeing you in the season after next.. unless we pass you going the other way of course -):

10 match ban for the hungry man Suares

Or 70 in dog years

Liverpool have accepted an offer of £45M for Suarez from Borrusia Mönchacentreback.

Where is he then? still in the boozer -):

If your onabout me yeah I was , curry night Thursday :-)


Wot I miss , Wales won the World Cup ????

Who else -): Are you a season ticket holder, and if so have they put the prices up now that you have "sneeked up"? -):

No not a season ticket holder.

I understand there has been a small increase in prices but Cardiff gave everyone until 31st March to renew and then put the balance on public sale on 1st April. They have done this for a number of years so when you renew you don't even know what league you will be in.

Also 3 years ago there was a five year deal on offer and those holders have probably got the cheapest season tickets in the EPL.

All 22,000 season tickets were sold and there is a waiting list for following season. 3,000 tickets for away supporters and we are talking about 2-2500 tickets for general sale for each game.

If Cardiff stay up then 10,000 seats will be added at end of next season.

Sounds good, hope that you make more by going up then Burnley have, don't know where the money has gone (although could have a guess) but no obvious benefits.