IF YOU DONT LIKE THE 'RED SHIRT'
Wed Jun 06, 2012 7:14 pm
Why dont you go and support the nearest team that plays in blue maybe Birmingham, if the colour means so much to you. I for one will still support Cardiff City whether they play in pink, orange, purple, blue or red.
Dont forget we are still CARDIFF CITY.
Dont forget we are still CARDIFF CITY.
Re: IF YOU DONT LIKE THE 'RED SHIRT'
Wed Jun 06, 2012 7:16 pm
and half of them dont even buy the shirts or wear them to games 
Re: IF YOU DONT LIKE THE 'RED SHIRT'
Wed Jun 06, 2012 7:17 pm
cantonblue1 wrote:Why dont you go and support the nearest team that plays in blue maybe Birmingham, if the colour means so much to you. I for one will still support Cardiff City whether they play in pink, orange, purple, blue or red.
Dont forget we are still CARDIFF CITY.
emotional
Re: IF YOU DONT LIKE THE 'RED SHIRT'
Wed Jun 06, 2012 7:17 pm
Why did the Malaysians buy us if they hated the colour blue so much?
Just asking?
Surely Bristol City would have been a more viable option for what they are looking to do?
Just asking?
Surely Bristol City would have been a more viable option for what they are looking to do?
Re: IF YOU DONT LIKE THE 'RED SHIRT'
Wed Jun 06, 2012 7:25 pm
MillarFromTheHalfWayLine wrote:Why did the Malaysians buy us if they hated the colour blue so much?
Just asking?
Surely Bristol City would have been a more viable option for what they are looking to do?
If they didn't, then we would most probably not be here today.
Re: IF YOU DONT LIKE THE 'RED SHIRT'
Wed Jun 06, 2012 7:31 pm
I dont believe that for a second.
Re: IF YOU DONT LIKE THE 'RED SHIRT'
Wed Jun 06, 2012 7:53 pm
MillarFromTheHalfWayLine wrote:I dont believe that for a second.
So who else is funding us to the tune of 1 million pounds a month, the fairies!
Re: IF YOU DONT LIKE THE 'RED SHIRT'
Wed Jun 06, 2012 7:59 pm
Administration would have been an option.
But the club would have come back just like many others have, just look
at Southampton and where they are now.
You said, if it wasnt for the Malaysians, we probably wouldnt be here today.
As I said, I dont believe that for a second.
Now answer my question.
Why did they not buy Bristol City? A team that plays in Red already in the same division, same sort of team in terms of
catchment area, similar size club with similar history.
Was it because they saw us an vulnerable and have basicly now blackmailed us into their way or nothing.
But the club would have come back just like many others have, just look
at Southampton and where they are now.
You said, if it wasnt for the Malaysians, we probably wouldnt be here today.
As I said, I dont believe that for a second.
Now answer my question.
Why did they not buy Bristol City? A team that plays in Red already in the same division, same sort of team in terms of
catchment area, similar size club with similar history.
Was it because they saw us an vulnerable and have basicly now blackmailed us into their way or nothing.
Re: IF YOU DONT LIKE THE 'RED SHIRT'
Wed Jun 06, 2012 8:25 pm
Because they were introduced to us and they liked the set up with the new ground and training facilities we had in place.
and we have a bigger support and are a bigger Club than the Worzels.
Administration would not have been an option, because if the administrators couldn't find a buyer who could take over our debts which are reported to be in excess of 70 million pounds then it would have been goodbye Cardiff City.
and we have a bigger support and are a bigger Club than the Worzels.
Administration would not have been an option, because if the administrators couldn't find a buyer who could take over our debts which are reported to be in excess of 70 million pounds then it would have been goodbye Cardiff City.