The Diary Of The Soul Crew 2 by Annis Abraham Jnr (28-Feb-2009) Paperback

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It’s interesting the people in the surrounding area doing the swim away action, it really shows the anti Cardiff feeling in Swansea. I've been on hundreds of away trips and I can safely say, I have never been made to feel so unwelcome as at Mansfield last night. The place is a dump and the people there seem frustrated, disgruntled low lives who didn't achieve anything in life and couldn't manage to move out of their dump. But, maybe in mitigation, there some pretty long, cold nights around the camp fires of Swandinium, so it's only natural the stories of bygone days will be exaggerrated (cue Fusilier52) by time itself and new angles to what actually occurred are added Both clubs now have 10 days to request the written reasons and lodge an appeal to the Lausanne-based Court of Arbitration for Sport.

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Explaining the decision, Fifa stated the committee “never lost sight of the specific and unique circumstances of this tragic situation during its deliberations”. CHRIS PIKE wrote:I heard it too, i thought you spoke well Annis, Ian Walsh speaks well and it sounds like he wants Slade out too.. Oh Annis, can we have a slade out Smillie ? Cardiff had argued the transfer agreement was not valid because the Premier League had rejected some of the clauses Nantes had demanded were part of the original deal. Cardiff was a bottom team in the fourth division, and even the classic and hateful Wales derby against Swansea drew more than a few thousand spectators . Many of hooligan environment jailed for football fighting , and long atonement times helped to dissolve environment. Moreover took the club's then owner control the culture of violence and helped to improve relations between local police and supporters.Read about when the Abraham family opened the first ever nightclub and casino in Wales, how Peter Stringfellow wanted to go into business with them and names such as Shirley Bassey and Tom Jones worked with them. Annis is the story of a man who has worked in clubs since the age of 12 and has seen him live and work in clubs up and down the breadth of the Country.

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I would like to assure everyone that was certainly not my intention. However, having re-read what I wrote yesterday, I can fully understand why some people have reached that conclusion. Therefore, I would like to offer my sincere apologies to the organisers of the march, to those who took part in it and to my friend Annis Abraham Jnr in particular for any offence caused. I have started a publishing company, My first book was “The Rise and Fall of The Cardiff City Valley Rams”(Published and Released June 09).I am now currently working with an ex Premier player and also an ex Wales Legend. Known as the Soul Crew , established in the mid -1970s as Cardiff City Soul Crew . At the time, most British teams relatively organized violence items. Annis is the story of a millionaire who has worked in clubs since the age of 12 and has seen him live and work in clubs up and down the breadth of the Country.Abraham was partly named and filmed with a hidden camera in the BBC's award-winning hooligan documentary England 's shame , a representation he is deeply disagree in. He explains that he has never been convicted of football -related violence , only a few episodes that were associated with football. Earlier this week he was on hand to greet Solskjaer as a new coach, and Monday the two had a chat at the hotel next to Cardiff's training grounds . Abraham says he does not envy Solskjaer the job he now embarking on , and makes no secret that he believes owner Vincent Tan's respect for the Norwegian will deteriorate rapidly if profits are not . 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 . But while many were grieving over Sala's death, behind the scenes lawyers were battling in boardrooms over who should cover his transfer fee.

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cardiff 74 wrote:It seems to happen quite a lot these days clubs like mansfield wanting to have a go and trying to make a name for themselves should have tried a long time a go but we where to good for them then .im not encouraging anybody to get involved these days but what do you do when wankers like Mansfield fancy there chances so they can say they got a result what if city had taken the full allocation it might have been a diffrent ball game but like I said I'm not encouraging any body to go down that road anymore .in all fairness to millwall away fans are turning up in big numbers there drinking in London bridge but at the same time knowing they are a safe distant away and happy to be behind a police escort if you want a go at them go into there heartland but they want because that's a diffrent ball game we have had away fans turning up in canton but I don't know what they are expecting

cardiff 74 wrote:I was listening to annis on radio Wales on the way home he in my opinion gave honest assemeant of the game today and the running of the club .the main point which impressed me was about the football and the way we play .i want go into word for word but he was totally right rowlandsccfc wrote: Can't accept your facebook freind request due to you having so many freinds.. mr poular of facebook Probably looking to settle a few scores as we regularly took the piss up there,Still a rough old place though. Disclaimer : The views and comments entered in these forums are personal and are not necessarily those of the management of this board. This book documents the never before told story of the forming of the Soul Crew and how it was established, who was involved and how it became known as one of football’s most notorious football firms. Annis gives an honest and frank account of the original members involved and when the Soul Crew became the name that many have tried to tried to keep alive for years since. Soul Crew has been inactive for at least 15 years now but through this book you get right to the middle of the forming of the Soul Crew and how after years of being disorganised, the firm became respected amongst other firms.

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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.Neath Bluebird wrote:Well i was there tonight and have also spoke to a number of city fans about this and never saw anything. You will not believe how big the change has been, now there is hardly a cop on the Cardiff match. Now maybe arrested two to three in each game , while it used to be 200-300 . Changing stadium ended the hooligan culture in Cardiff , he said. No problem mate it was a good interview Wyndham Evans and Ian Walsh new what you where talking about as i said in previous post the football side of things that you mentioned really did interest me more so as I used to play the game and played a lot when I was younger I don't think anyone can criticise you on that interview.i don't always understand what goes on in the business side of the way the club is run but what I see on the pitch is more important to me The FIFA Players' Status Committee established that Cardiff City FC must pay FC Nantes the sum of EUR 6,000,000, corresponding to the first instalment due in accordance with the transfer agreement concluded between the parties on 19 January 2019 for the transfer of the late Emiliano Sala from FC Nantes to Cardiff City FC," a FIFA statement read. The truth behind Brussels 2000, Panorama 2002, in the High Courts 1998. Millwall Crown Court Case 1986.