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Sidesport

 posted on 14th Jan 04 at 18:18

quote:
Originally posted by NovaGTE
Cardiff is freindlier and not as ruff; i also find it a lot cheaper.


LOL at the Bristol is ruff comment.

We arent that bad....are we ?


DanielJ

 posted on 14th Jan 04 at 18:17

cardiff m8 :) great atmosphere on match day


barry_kellett99

 posted on 14th Jan 04 at 14:48

Norn Iron.....


koolkorsa

 posted on 14th Jan 04 at 14:47

i'd say cardiff without a doubt. I live her so may be biased. But - if you're coming over to watch the footie you've gotta stay in the area where its happening, too much hassle getting train and stuff. THe atmosphere will be wicked. I can tell you some good hotels to stay in.


Bonzai

 posted on 14th Jan 04 at 13:50

cardiff rules :lol:


NovaGTE

 posted on 14th Jan 04 at 11:56

Cardiff is freindlier and not as ruff; i also find it a lot cheaper.


paul_spurrell

 posted on 14th Jan 04 at 11:53

Bristol. Cardiff is a dive


Gambit

 posted on 14th Jan 04 at 10:36

which is better?

we're all booked to fly over for the Wales vs N.Ireland match in 8th September, staying over for a night, but dunno whether to stau in Bristol or Cardiff

we are flying to Bristol, and i know Cardiff is only 30mins on the train from it - but whats the pub/club scene like in both


[Edited on 14-01-2004 by Gambit]