Three Sculptors Invited To Tender For Fred Keenor Statue
THREE accomplished Welsh-based sculptors have been invited by the Trust to tender for the job of creating a statue in honour of Fred Keenor, Cardiff City’s 1927 FA Cup Final winning skipper. Roger Andrews, James Done and Michael Field have been asked by Trust to put forward their ideas and produce a maquette of the proposed tribute to the Cardiff-born footballer, who was also a Welsh international.
Trust Target Local Community To Boost Support For Bluebirds
FAMILIES and individuals living around Cardiff City’s Leckwith stadium are being targeted in a major survey to find out why many of them do not go to football matches. Hundreds of people living in the Riverside, Grangetown, Leckwith, Canton and Butetown areas are being asked to take part in the questionnaire organised by Cardiff City Supporters Trust.
Membership Cards And Badges
Firstly, I would like to issue a very warm welcome to the 58 new members who have signed up to join the Trust since the end of last season. Your support is very much appreciated.
Car Parking At The Cardiff City Stadium
The following safety information has been received from the football club with regard to pre and post-match car parking arrangements at the new Cardiff City Stadium:
“No vehicle access into the stadium car parks will be allowed for a period of 15 minutes prior to kick-off.
Opening Ceremony At New Stadium
Representatives from the Supporters’ Trust met with club officials yesterday evening to discuss the plans for the opening ceremony at the Cardiff City Stadium prior to the forthcoming friendly against Celtic on Wednesday, 22nd July (kick-off at 7-45pm).
Trust Meet With Cardiff City Director Alan Flitcroft
Alan Flitcroft, Cardiff City’s Chief Operating Officer, joined Cardiff City Supporters’ Trust Chairman Paul Corkrey and around forty Trust members for an informal meeting at the Duke of Clarence public house in Canton yesterday evening (6/7/09).