Fri May 11, 2012 5:46 am
Fri May 11, 2012 6:18 am
46yrsblue wrote:Gwyn - you are wasting your time. Some people won't or can't seem to move on. They want to live in their own little world believing we are a big successful club - look at the facts -we are not. With this investment we could have been whether in red or blue . Now they have driven away the only saviour we will ever have- Hope they are proud with what they have done.
If V.T. Walks I won't be there next season as i do not wish to anywhere near these bigoted morons.
Fri May 11, 2012 6:55 am
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These people own the club, why do they have to consult with us
Fri May 11, 2012 7:38 am
tylerdurdenisabluebird wrote:Stop scaremongering, the whining of the minority is starting to make us all look like sad, scared eejits
Nothing hollow about this victory: just a shame that people being bullied into panicking and changing their minds might lead to the plans being begged through by 'fans'. .
Fri May 11, 2012 7:39 am
wkdblue wrote:Gwyn, you said..These people own the club, why do they have to consult with us
The answer to that is because we are customers, we buy the Cardiff City product by paying to go through the turnstiles..A good business man will always keep his customers happy..
The PR at Cardiff are shocking, They could have got the changes they desire by using a clever bit of PR, and asked the fans for their backing.
Lets hope they stick around, and learn from their mistakes.
Fri May 11, 2012 7:43 am
Fri May 11, 2012 7:45 am
BigGwynram wrote:wkdblue wrote:Gwyn, you said..These people own the club, why do they have to consult with us
The answer to that is because we are customers, we buy the Cardiff City product by paying to go through the turnstiles..A good business man will always keep his customers happy..
The PR at Cardiff are shocking, They could have got the changes they desire by using a clever bit of PR, and asked the fans for their backing.
Lets hope they stick around, and learn from their mistakes.
They don't have to consult with us, they have to produce a product that will sell, whether it be a meal, a car, or a suit of clothes. If they do this well they will grow the business, if people don't come or don't buy the product then they fail.
Yes they need to do market research to a degree, but they stand or fall by their decisions.
Fri May 11, 2012 7:47 am
thehumblegringo wrote:tylerdurdenisabluebird wrote:Stop scaremongering, the whining of the minority is starting to make us all look like sad, scared eejits
Nothing hollow about this victory: just a shame that people being bullied into panicking and changing their minds might lead to the plans being begged through by 'fans'. .
you my friend are an absolute idiot!
Sad scared eejits! This is not about picking up a baseball bat and defending your manner!
Unless i'm mistaken nobody on here has got a spare 40 million hanging around.
One minute you speak as if you've swallowed an nvq social science book, now you think you're braveheart!
Fri May 11, 2012 8:00 am
wkdblue wrote:BigGwynram wrote:wkdblue wrote:Gwyn, you said..These people own the club, why do they have to consult with us
The answer to that is because we are customers, we buy the Cardiff City product by paying to go through the turnstiles..A good business man will always keep his customers happy..
The PR at Cardiff are shocking, They could have got the changes they desire by using a clever bit of PR, and asked the fans for their backing.
Lets hope they stick around, and learn from their mistakes.
They don't have to consult with us, they have to produce a product that will sell, whether it be a meal, a car, or a suit of clothes. If they do this well they will grow the business, if people don't come or don't buy the product then they fail.
Yes they need to do market research to a degree, but they stand or fall by their decisions.
At least we agree on one thing, this whole bloody affair should have been handled better. I`m sure the fans would have been more sympathetic with their plans if it had been..
Fri May 11, 2012 8:23 am
tylerdurdenisabluebird wrote:Stop scaremongering, the whining of the minority is starting to make us all look like sad, scared eejits
Nothing hollow about this victory: just a shame that people being bullied into panicking and changing their minds might lead to the plans being begged through by 'fans'. .
Fri May 11, 2012 8:31 am
Daya wrote:Bluebird since 1948 wrote:Gwyn, my dealings with you have always been amicable but answer this question.
Have you been paid/asked to change opinion thus swaying fan support towards a red kit? A sudden change of stance is intriguing to me
What was the free German trip on the Club about as you visited Stadia ?
Fri May 11, 2012 8:48 am
BigGwynram wrote:wkdblue wrote:Gwyn, you said..These people own the club, why do they have to consult with us
The answer to that is because we are customers, we buy the Cardiff City product by paying to go through the turnstiles..A good business man will always keep his customers happy..
The PR at Cardiff are shocking, They could have got the changes they desire by using a clever bit of PR, and asked the fans for their backing.
Lets hope they stick around, and learn from their mistakes.
They don't have to consult with us, they have to produce a product that will sell, whether it be a meal, a car, or a suit of clothes. If they do this well they will grow the business, if people don't come or don't buy the product then they fail.
Yes they need to do market research to a degree, but they stand or fall by their decisions.
Fri May 11, 2012 9:14 am
Fri May 11, 2012 9:17 am
Andy1927 wrote:BigGwynram wrote:wkdblue wrote:Gwyn, you said..These people own the club, why do they have to consult with us
The answer to that is because we are customers, we buy the Cardiff City product by paying to go through the turnstiles..A good business man will always keep his customers happy..
The PR at Cardiff are shocking, They could have got the changes they desire by using a clever bit of PR, and asked the fans for their backing.
Lets hope they stick around, and learn from their mistakes.
They don't have to consult with us, they have to produce a product that will sell, whether it be a meal, a car, or a suit of clothes. If they do this well they will grow the business, if people don't come or don't buy the product then they fail.
Yes they need to do market research to a degree, but they stand or fall by their decisions.
You call us idiots Gwyn, but how you can honestly compare a football club to a business beggars belief..... Cardiff City is not M&S, Currys or Tescos(other stores are available ), and a large percentage of clubs run at a loss or at the very best just about break even. Owning a football club seems to me to be, for the majority of chairmen, about the love of the game or even a personal love for the club they own, and if the Malaysians wanted to get into something to make a massive profit then maybe they should have thought about investing in Peacocks instead of us. Football clubs are owned by the fans, even if only figuratively speaking.... they are the life blood of any club and spend massive percentages of their annual income to follow their clubs, so for the Malaysians to not have the decency to at least consult us over the decision to do away with a massive part of the clubs history was nothing short of callous and underhanded..... and the leak raises the question, when would we have been told? Would the first we knew about it be when we saw the team running out in their new colours and badges?.....
Fri May 11, 2012 9:24 am
BigGwynram wrote:Andy1927 wrote:BigGwynram wrote:wkdblue wrote:Gwyn, you said..These people own the club, why do they have to consult with us
The answer to that is because we are customers, we buy the Cardiff City product by paying to go through the turnstiles..A good business man will always keep his customers happy..
The PR at Cardiff are shocking, They could have got the changes they desire by using a clever bit of PR, and asked the fans for their backing.
Lets hope they stick around, and learn from their mistakes.
They don't have to consult with us, they have to produce a product that will sell, whether it be a meal, a car, or a suit of clothes. If they do this well they will grow the business, if people don't come or don't buy the product then they fail.
Yes they need to do market research to a degree, but they stand or fall by their decisions.
You call us idiots Gwyn, but how you can honestly compare a football club to a business beggars belief..... Cardiff City is not M&S, Currys or Tescos(other stores are available ), and a large percentage of clubs run at a loss or at the very best just about break even. Owning a football club seems to me to be, for the majority of chairmen, about the love of the game or even a personal love for the club they own, and if the Malaysians wanted to get into something to make a massive profit then maybe they should have thought about investing in Peacocks instead of us. Football clubs are owned by the fans, even if only figuratively speaking.... they are the life blood of any club and spend massive percentages of their annual income to follow their clubs, so for the Malaysians to not have the decency to at least consult us over the decision to do away with a massive part of the clubs history was nothing short of callous and underhanded..... and the leak raises the question, when would we have been told? Would the first we knew about it be when we saw the team running out in their new colours and badges?.....
Yes I apologise, we are not a business, do you think you could be present at the negotiations when we try to sign any new players and explain we can only offer them £7.0 an hour because we aren't a business, we are a football club, hope this catches on, I can see it being very succesful, hang on is that Rooney ringing the club now to set up a deal.
Fri May 11, 2012 9:26 am
Fri May 11, 2012 9:29 am
Fri May 11, 2012 9:34 am
CraigCCFC wrote:Andy, maybe Gwyn like me, feels he's done his time and earned his stripes at lower league level on wet tuesday nights with barely enough people huddled together to keep warm.
Fri May 11, 2012 9:37 am
Andy1927 wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:Andy, maybe Gwyn like me, feels he's done his time and earned his stripes at lower league level on wet tuesday nights with barely enough people huddled together to keep warm.
I'm sorry Craig, I didn't know there was anything to be earned.... and I would quite happily stand watching the City again on a wet Tuesday night, just as I was back in the eighties huddled together with a few others on the Bob Bank with the snow lashing down, whilst we could only achieve a draw against Port Talbot in the Welsh Cup.... Following City for me anyway, is about a love of THE CITY, not a means to an end to finally be able to get to some Holy Premier League.....
Fri May 11, 2012 9:41 am
CraigCCFC wrote:Andy1927 wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:Andy, maybe Gwyn like me, feels he's done his time and earned his stripes at lower league level on wet tuesday nights with barely enough people huddled together to keep warm.
I'm sorry Craig, I didn't know there was anything to be earned.... and I would quite happily stand watching the City again on a wet Tuesday night, just as I was back in the eighties huddled together with a few others on the Bob Bank with the snow lashing down, whilst we could only achieve a draw against Port Talbot in the Welsh Cup.... Following City for me anyway, is about a love of THE CITY, not a means to an end to finally be able to get to some Holy Premier League.....
then why are you so against changing colour if your about following the city, that will always be there.
My point is, ive done the shit trips, ive done 75 away grounds......once, just once before its too late i would like to see CCFC playing at the big boys table
Fri May 11, 2012 9:42 am
BigGwynram wrote:wkdblue wrote:Gwyn, you said..These people own the club, why do they have to consult with us
The answer to that is because we are customers, we buy the Cardiff City product by paying to go through the turnstiles..A good business man will always keep his customers happy..
The PR at Cardiff are shocking, They could have got the changes they desire by using a clever bit of PR, and asked the fans for their backing.
Lets hope they stick around, and learn from their mistakes.
They don't have to consult with us, they have to produce a product that will sell, whether it be a meal, a car, or a suit of clothes. If they do this well they will grow the business, if people don't come or don't buy the product then they fail.
Yes they need to do market research to a degree, but they stand or fall by their decisions.
Fri May 11, 2012 9:45 am
Andy1927 wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:Andy1927 wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:Andy, maybe Gwyn like me, feels he's done his time and earned his stripes at lower league level on wet tuesday nights with barely enough people huddled together to keep warm.
I'm sorry Craig, I didn't know there was anything to be earned.... and I would quite happily stand watching the City again on a wet Tuesday night, just as I was back in the eighties huddled together with a few others on the Bob Bank with the snow lashing down, whilst we could only achieve a draw against Port Talbot in the Welsh Cup.... Following City for me anyway, is about a love of THE CITY, not a means to an end to finally be able to get to some Holy Premier League.....
then why are you so against changing colour if your about following the city, that will always be there.
My point is, ive done the shit trips, ive done 75 away grounds......once, just once before its too late i would like to see CCFC playing at the big boys table
I'm not opposed to a colour change, I'm opposed to the removal of the Bluebird..... and I also think some form of consultation would have been nice as nobody likes to be walked all over and told what they MUST do and put up with, especially when, like you, me and Gwyn, we have spent thousands of our hard earned pounds over the years on the club.... A little consideration goes a long way in my eyes, and that's all I would have liked... and the Bluebird to remain of course....