Problem is the next Cardiff v Swansea match will all be kicking off again as if nothing has happened same as at all the other derbies.

No one learns not even if someone dies.

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Originally Posted by ROLAND

Problem is the next Cardiff v Swansea match will all be kicking off again as if nothing has happened same as at all the other derbies.

No one learns not even if someone dies.

Speculation and clueless bollocks yet again.

Best thing to come out of all of this was the reaction from the fans of both teams over the baseless allegations in the press. The main forums for each team arranged a charity friendly match to raise money for Mikey's family after it all happened which generated a fair bit of good will on each side. Fact is there's been hardly any bother at the local derbies for a while now anyway.

They have charity matches between Brighton and Palace supporters and yet on the real match day it kicks off all over town.

Hardly any bother means there must have been some bother so take off your rose tinted specs or walk down Swansea High St wearing a Cardiff shirt or vice versa and see what the reaction is.

Firms kicking off has never gone away despite what some people say and all the time it does you will get instances like what happened at Wembley.

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Fuck me, where did I say there was no bother or never going to be any? You stated things would carry on as if nothing had happened and I told you it was clueless bollocks because it is. Once again you're flapping your lip about stuff you know nothing about just as you did at the start of the thread.

Palace and Brighton may play charity matches every 5 minutes for all I know (and care) - Cardiff and Swansea don't. And certainly not with the people who were involved in this one!

Yes, there's always going to be rivalry between the 2 teams and yes, it is going to kick off between them, to think otherwise would be naive in the extreme, but as a direct result of what's happened recently tensions between the 2 are noticeably diminished and so it has already made a difference.