Blue in division 2 or red in top four pl?

Red

Red

Orange.

Red in the Prem.

Blue playing barnet in front of 6,000 fans.

Still cardiff city football club but which one would you choose?
Highly unlikely i know but just interested hearing people's responses so give one answer and not make it into a rebrand debate or have any people saying get real bla bla bla...

Blue in division 2 or red top four pl?

It's not a choice so why ask it?


I'd support blue everytime, never supported Cardiff for the glory, this club is community and history.

Red and prem for me.Can't understand those who would wish 3 years of misery on a club they are suppose to support.

3 years of misery? Thought you were a bluebird? Are you a fan of the prem more than your own club?

Red and prem for me.Can't understand those who would wish 3 years of misery on a club they are suppose to support.

3 years of misery? Thought you were a bluebird? Are you a fan of the prem more than your own club?

Wanting your side to lose and go backwards just to play in blue shirts doesnt make you anymore of a Bluebird, it makes you an imbecile.

What sort of football fan, or any sports fan for that matter, gets frowned upon for wanting their team to win and be the best they can

Whatever next, people who cheer when the team scores in red are not proper Bluebirds

Would be interesting to see all these martyrs who claim they would go back to the dungeon to get their blue back and rid of tan, would actually turn up.

I remember those days all too well, and there werent many of us last time around.

Red and prem for me.Can't understand those who would wish 3 years of misery on a club they are suppose to support.

3 years of misery? Thought you were a bluebird? Are you a fan of the prem more than your own club?

Wanting your side to lose and go backwards just to play in blue shirts doesnt make you anymore of a Bluebird, it makes you an imbecile.

What sort of football fan, or any sports fan for that matter, gets frowned upon for wanting their team to win and be the best they can

Whatever next, people who cheer when the team scores in red are not proper Bluebirds

Would be interesting to see all these martyrs who claim they would go back to the dungeon to get their blue back and rid of tan, would actually turn up.

I remember those days all too well, and there werent many of us last time around.

Spot on!

BLUE

Still cardiff city football club but which one would you choose?
Highly unlikely i know but just interested hearing people's responses so give one answer and not make it into a rebrand debate or have any people saying get real bla bla bla...

Blue in division 2 or red top four pl?

It's not a choice so why ask it?


I'd support blue everytime, never supported Cardiff for the glory, this club is community and history.

Its a realistic probability in the long term. Go along in red, get big investment from china cardiff city prospers, rally for blue and get the blue kit back with Vincent tan pulling the plug, success would be short lived and a strong possibility we could end up back down the divisions in blue like before. So yes it could be looked at as a choice. That's the way I see it anyway.

BLUE

Blue playing barnet in front of 6,000 fans.

You honestly reckon 6k would be there? Ye of little memory.

Blue playing barnet in front of 6,000 fans.

You honestly reckon 6k would be there? Ye of little memory.

I've seen us play in league 2 or division 3 as it was then called infront of 13,000, so stick that in your pipe and smoke it plastic.

Blue playing barnet in front of 6,000 fans.

You honestly reckon 6k would be there? Ye of little memory.

I've seen us play in league 2 or division 3 as it was then called infront of 13,000, so stick that in your pipe and smoke it plastic.

Fella, trust me that was a rarity...but, of course, you would have known that if you had been there other than for the odd game now and then

Cardiff City's support was shite for many years during the darker days and those who attended did so more out of habit and hope rather than ambition but even in those dark days the lure of a 'big' or 'important game' (usually involving another 'Great Escape' from relegation) would get the 'floaters' off their sofas and away from the ITV Seven!

TBH, little has changed. The 'die hards' will ALWAYS be there, whilst the rest will jump on and off the bandwagon as if on one of those London sightseeing buses

Sad but true