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European Blue wrote:It's laughable really.
Those saying they've had enough and are not renewing are a tad hypocritical.
The facts are if we were still in the Premier they'd renew in a heartbeat.
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Wed Dec 31, 2014 2:32 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Why are you not renewing your season tickets for 2015/16 Season?
If its because of the Rebrand, then why did we have 22,500 season ticket holders nearly 2 years ago,then 18,200 season ticket holders renew in February/March 2014?
I have Hated/Detested the Rebrand from day one,but I chose to Support Cardiff City No matter what and continue to keep our Club BLUE within the Stadium, Many many City fans told me to move on regarding the RebrandNow the same ones are not renewing?
In 2012 I never went with the flow of Red and got stick for it massively and today I seem to be going against the flow again and getting stick again, but I have remained consistent and always been for the BLUE & OUR BADGE nothing else![]()
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I totally Respect those that walked away in 2012, but why now?
Surely you should of not renewed from day one?
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Wed Dec 31, 2014 2:35 pm
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:European Blue wrote:It's laughable really.
Those saying they've had enough and are not renewing are a tad hypocritical.
The facts are if we were still in the Premier they'd renew in a heartbeat.
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If you honestly think that then you have no idea how some of our fans really feel. I don't care whether we are in the Premiership or Conference at the moment. I just want my club back and for my passion and emotional connection to return, whatever the level.
Wed Dec 31, 2014 2:36 pm
European Blue wrote:It's laughable really.
Those saying they've had enough and are not renewing are a tad hypocritical.
The facts are if we were still in the Premier they'd renew in a heartbeat.
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Wed Dec 31, 2014 2:36 pm
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Wed Dec 31, 2014 2:38 pm
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:I kept going wearing blue until this season because wearing blue at least keeps our tradition alive. However, travelling to Bournemouth to watch us play in Swansea's white, followed by Tan's Christmas statement makes me realise it simply doesn't matter how much blue we wear, how high we hold our blue scarfs or how much we protest. It doesn't matter because Tan said in his Christmas statement that he's aware how we feel, but we are staying red and those who protest against his ridiculous rebrand are "against the club".
Since the rebrand, we have fought a losing battle keeping our tradition alive, but when Match of the Day gave us zero coverage of our 19:27 protest when we were in the Premiership and with Tan continually destroying our club, being spiteful and taking the mick out of our fans this season, my next step will be supporting the "no blue no renew" campaign and not renew next season. I will still go to away games when I feel like, but I think it's the attendence figures at home that will matter next season. If we all renew and keep protesting next season, Tan will simply ignore us and laugh at us because we are still turning up and lining his pockets.
So I believe now is the time to build on our "no blue no renew" threat, build on Tim Hartley's excellent letter, attend the planned marches over the next couple of months and see what happens. If Tan gives in and we are back to blue next season, great. If not, we stick to our promises and not renew, as I think that is the only way Tan will take notice, that is the only way we can drive Tan out and that's the only way we will have any chance of getting the real Cardiff City back.
Wed Dec 31, 2014 2:39 pm
2blue2handle wrote:European Blue wrote:It's laughable really.
Those saying they've had enough and are not renewing are a tad hypocritical.
The facts are if we were still in the Premier they'd renew in a heartbeat.
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You may be right for a lot of people but that kinda makes it a good time to do it. Before a few people not renewing went unnoticed, it didn't matter who renewed someone would always have the ticket. Now a lot of people are fed up, now is the time where it will be noticed. It should have been done when it was first announced but it wasnt.
It's pretty much now or never .
Wed Dec 31, 2014 2:42 pm
wez1927 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Why are you not renewing your season tickets for 2015/16 Season?
If its because of the Rebrand, then why did we have 22,500 season ticket holders nearly 2 years ago,then 18,200 season ticket holders renew in February/March 2014?
I have Hated/Detested the Rebrand from day one,but I chose to Support Cardiff City No matter what and continue to keep our Club BLUE within the Stadium, Many many City fans told me to move on regarding the RebrandNow the same ones are not renewing?
In 2012 I never went with the flow of Red and got stick for it massively and today I seem to be going against the flow again and getting stick again, but I have remained consistent and always been for the BLUE & OUR BADGE nothing else![]()
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I totally Respect those that walked away in 2012, but why now?
Surely you should of not renewed from day one?
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I think it's cause we are playing Shit if slade turns it around and we get promoted I wonder how many will then buy a season ticket ?
Wed Dec 31, 2014 2:43 pm
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:I kept going wearing blue until this season because wearing blue at least keeps our tradition alive. However, travelling to Bournemouth to watch us play in Swansea's white, followed by Tan's Christmas statement makes me realise it simply doesn't matter how much blue we wear, how high we hold our blue scarfs or how much we protest. It doesn't matter because Tan said in his Christmas statement that he's aware how we feel, but we are staying red and those who protest against his ridiculous rebrand are "against the club".
Since the rebrand, we have fought a losing battle keeping our tradition alive, but when Match of the Day gave us zero coverage of our 19:27 protest when we were in the Premiership and with Tan continually destroying our club, being spiteful and taking the mick out of our fans this season, my next step will be supporting the "no blue no renew" campaign and not renew next season. I will still go to away games when I feel like, but I think it's the attendence figures at home that will matter next season. If we all renew and keep protesting next season, Tan will simply ignore us and laugh at us because we are still turning up and lining his pockets.
So I believe now is the time to build on our "no blue no renew" threat, build on Tim Hartley's excellent letter, attend the planned marches over the next couple of months and see what happens. If Tan gives in and we are back to blue next season, great. If not, we stick to our promises and not renew, as I think that is the only way Tan will take notice, that is the only way we can drive Tan out and that's the only way we will have any chance of getting the real Cardiff City back.
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Wed Dec 31, 2014 2:49 pm
European Blue wrote:2blue2handle wrote:European Blue wrote:It's laughable really.
Those saying they've had enough and are not renewing are a tad hypocritical.
The facts are if we were still in the Premier they'd renew in a heartbeat.
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You may be right for a lot of people but that kinda makes it a good time to do it. Before a few people not renewing went unnoticed, it didn't matter who renewed someone would always have the ticket. Now a lot of people are fed up, now is the time where it will be noticed. It should have been done when it was first announced but it wasnt.
It's pretty much now or never .
I disagree, the time to make a statement and not renew was when the rebrand happened or when we got to the Premier (never goin to happen).
Fans not renewing now will be put down to poor performances and league position.
Wed Dec 31, 2014 2:50 pm
European Blue wrote:2blue2handle wrote:European Blue wrote:It's laughable really.
Those saying they've had enough and are not renewing are a tad hypocritical.
The facts are if we were still in the Premier they'd renew in a heartbeat.
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You may be right for a lot of people but that kinda makes it a good time to do it. Before a few people not renewing went unnoticed, it didn't matter who renewed someone would always have the ticket. Now a lot of people are fed up, now is the time where it will be noticed. It should have been done when it was first announced but it wasnt.
It's pretty much now or never .
I disagree, the time to make a statement and not renew was when the rebrand happened or when we got to the Premier (never goin to happen).
Fans not renewing now will be put down to poor performances and league position.
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CHRIS PIKE wrote:Annis. This is the way I see it.when Tan said he would invest well over 100 million, most people including myself reluctantly accepted the re brand because we believed our club would be safe for the long term future ? Then Tan , Malky and OLe included went and wasted most of it. So now as fans we are pissed off because the Sacrifice wasn't worth it!!! We are now a Red club who is in no better position than we were 2 years ago... That's why most fans are rebeling now... That's my personal take on it...
Wed Dec 31, 2014 3:05 pm
2blue2handle wrote:European Blue wrote:2blue2handle wrote:European Blue wrote:It's laughable really.
Those saying they've had enough and are not renewing are a tad hypocritical.
The facts are if we were still in the Premier they'd renew in a heartbeat.
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You may be right for a lot of people but that kinda makes it a good time to do it. Before a few people not renewing went unnoticed, it didn't matter who renewed someone would always have the ticket. Now a lot of people are fed up, now is the time where it will be noticed. It should have been done when it was first announced but it wasnt.
It's pretty much now or never .
I disagree, the time to make a statement and not renew was when the rebrand happened or when we got to the Premier (never goin to happen).
Fans not renewing now will be put down to poor performances and league position.
that's what I meant by the bold, totally agree that was the time but it didn't happen, we can't change that.
I just think even if 10000 season tickets didn't renew in the Premier tan wouldn't have ever noticed as those tickets still would have been sold, in fact he probably would have loved it and sold match day tickets a lot higher.
Next season some won't renew because price freeze has finished, some because of shit football, some just had enough but whatever the reason now is the time to play on those people, add to the amount and make it seem a real boycott.
Wed Dec 31, 2014 3:12 pm
2blue2handle wrote:CHRIS PIKE wrote:Annis. This is the way I see it.when Tan said he would invest well over 100 million, most people including myself reluctantly accepted the re brand because we believed our club would be safe for the long term future ? Then Tan , Malky and OLe included went and wasted most of it. So now as fans we are pissed off because the Sacrifice wasn't worth it!!! We are now a Red club who is in no better position than we were 2 years ago... That's why most fans are rebeling now... That's my personal take on it...
Let's not forget we still await tans promise of a training ground and debt to equity.
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Coco wrote:Attending games at the CCS is a miserable experience !
The atmosphere & football are both dire !
I do not like seeing the Bluebirds playing in red with the beermat badge one jot , it is a constant reminder of one man's wealth & power aligned to his complete football ignorance and disdain for the city of Cardiff , Cardiff City & it's fans .
It is a difficult decision to walk away from something you have loved & supported over a long period of time , there is no moral high ground here in stating the length each one of us has followed the City just as there is no moral high ground to claim I've /We've never liked the rebrand or stayed away since Tan's plans became evident ,( I remember Tan being introduced at the CCS , and he certainly wore a blue scarf that day ) .
There is no moral high ground to be taken in mentioning the date each one of us decided enough was enough whether it was two years ago ,at the end of our PL soiree , at the Bournemouth game or following Vincent Tan's Christmas Day interview on Sky Sports News !
What is important is where we go from now , there has been a recent upsurge in anti-Tan , anti-rebrand vitriol and yes no moral high ground in stating we should have reacted 2 or 3 years ago ! This is where we are and we must seize the opportunity to ensure Vincent Tan fully understands , the clamour for a return to blue & the Bluebird badge is the dominant matter he faces !
In my honest opinion I would like to see minimal renewal of STs but support for the club & protestation against Tan , not the regime , Tan is the target for me , on alternate weeks !
When we don't turn up he sees the empty seats , whether he's there or not ( incidentally the coward's absences this season speak volumes!) , when we are there he sees the Blue & the banners announcing TAN OUT ! He is solely responsible for the malaise around our great club ! We need to ensure he ( & the rest of the world ) sees & knows this , week in , week out !
The danger here is we pick our games individually , we miss for example , the "Rotherhams" but watch the "Forests" but this is when we need to be honest with ourselves & each other , week in , week out , we miss one , attend one !
Tan's snipers are always ready to fire his bullets , he has to see we are genuine & not some rag-tag fan base ready to flock to the CCS as soon as we string 4 wins together but stay away when Bournemouth, Brentford , Watford etc lower our colours !
Financially , our cash is small coal , what we do need to target is Tan's honour, pride & prestige , his good name as he sees it ! The biggest way of achieving this , again in my opinion & I do not claim to have the perfect solution, is for empty seats & #TANOUT banners to be globally visible week in , week out !