Cardiff City F.C.

"Demented? Not yet," Toshack told the Spanish newspaper El Mundo. "I've forgotten all the goals I've missed, but I remember perfectly the ones I've scored."— Toshack spoke to El Mundo, the Spanish newspaper, in an interview about his health and dementia rumors.

Can we please stop playing on these AstroTurf pitches! Someone do something about it!

— Louis Rees-Zammit, Wales international rugby union player, in an Instagram post calling for action over the use of synthetic turf in professional rugby.

I punched you up when we were kids, and I’ll punch you up again.

— Anthony Joshua said it to Tyson Fury, in April this year.

Because of that, we need the Competition and Markets Authority to start a formal investigation of the UK on-trade beer market. If you agree with us, please join CAMRA, buy the Guide, and find amazing independently brewed beers for yourself.

— Ash Corbett-Collins, CAMRA chairman, in relation to CAMRA Good Beer Guide 2027

The work taking place on Castle Street is necessary to deliver cleaner air, safer and more sustainable travel options, and a more attractive city centre.

— Cardiff Council spokesperson, Castle Street project

I’m f***ing tired of it. I’m so f***ing tired of talking about it,

— Dana White, American UFC boss, at a press conference after being repeatedly asked about the mooted clash; he walked out.

This is about much more than one night in 2029. Our ambition is for the UEFA Women’s Champions League Final to become a catalyst for the continued transformation of women’s and girls’ football in Wales. We want a young girl watching the best players in Europe at the National Stadium of Wales to see a place for herself in our game – whether that is as a player, coach, referee, volunteer, supporter or future leader.

— Noel Mooney, FAW chief executive, following the bid announcement

"Krystian went to get the ball back from the stands and got slapped in the face," the Cardiff manager said after the match.— Cardiff manager Brian Barry-Murphy said after the match.

We can confirm that we are investigating an incident in which a teenage boy was reportedly the victim of a common assault during the football match at Fratton Park. Our enquiries are ongoing.

— Hampshire Police spokesperson, regarding an investigation into an incident at the Fratton Park match involving a teenage boy reportedly being the victim of a common assault; enquiries are ongoing.