The cost of policing this fixture must be immense even whilst it's still a bubble - god knows how much it would be to police if there were no bubble. Annis Abraham Jr was the son of a self-made millionaire, who started professional cv writers watching Cardiff City Football Club with his uncle at a young age. At 12, aside from working in his father’s nightclubs and casino, he was travelling all over the country to see Cardiff play, and soon became involved in the team’s notorious hooligan element, known as he Soul Crew. In this book Annis describes the early years and the characters he met, clashes with firms from Newport andSwansea, and his attempts to invest in the club and become its director. This is no ordinary hooligan memoir. Diary of the Real Soul Crew 2 This was when Peter Morgan from the Valleys, who owns his own pub, once asked Sam at a particular meeting: ‘Sam, why are you selling all our players and not replacing them?’ year-old has made ​​as many football fans in Cardiff, he has now renounced violence culture , and look today at football matches as a peaceful family activity .

The adventure, The dream is probably what every fan from Plymouth to Newcastle hope that one day they can live their own dream with their beloved club.It has made me desperate to go away with Wales now talking about the trips following City in Europe. Nearest thing we will get now. Manchester derbies, Millwall, Chelsea , Spurs Arsenal, West Ham , Newcastle, Sunderland , Midlands etc etc How do they cope??? But I'm with Annis here, if I was putting the money up, I'd be saying this is what I want to see as well. BBC made ​​in 2002 documentary about the many hooligan clubs around the country , one of the programs was about Soul Crew . The group is now history.

We played Westham for 3 years in a row and the coaches that took us up to London would only get within 15 miles of the ground because they couldn't get the insurance!". Annis goes on to give graphic accounts of clashes with other firms and also describes how he first got involved as a naive 14 year old and how he went on to develope close bonds with other Soul Crew members which last until this day.They laughed at football , because we were only known hooligans and trouble. Until recently there was no money in Wales interested in investing in football. And I will not lie , Cardiff City were more known hooligans than football. One factor I have never, ever doubted is his passion for Cardiff City Football Club and his huge collection of Bluebirds’ memorabilia is something to behold. I had gone to a bar out of the way with Dia Thomas who was a football player and a lawyer I didn't go with trouble makers. Next thing we know theres police outside with Gas cannisters, They started to throw them through the door, I ran down to the basement to find a fire exit there wasn't one, So i was the last one out of the bar! So i'm crawling on my knees because i cant breathe. Before i got handcuffed i thought i'm going to make a run for it, i said to the English guy go and speak to that copper but he didn't, as i made a run for it i hit the floor, my mate was laughing his head off as he knew I was faking it. I thought if i get up now im arrested. If you make out you are unconscious they will put you in an ambulance, so i stayed looking unconscious and sure enough they put me in an ambulance and i was driven to hospital.

I think you'll find Adam Brown may see things differently mind, but is that going to spurise anyone.Westham were the best in those days (when at home) but not very good away, Cardiff always had good away support." Sorry why would I see anything different..? Unlike you Gwyn I was also willing to put my money where my mouth was on this project together with Annis and Dayo at the time. He was one of the most notorious members of what was called Soul Crew of Cardiff, the hard core who helped to make the supporters of some of the most dreaded of fotballøya from the 1970s onwards . Sam let me speak for over an hour and said: ‘We will start up the mascots again and your daughter Annaise can be the first one’. Monty, to be fair, you have; and I know the supporters representatives (not the Trust) are working hard to get better engagement