Thu Jun 13, 2013 12:50 pm
Thu Jun 13, 2013 12:53 pm
steve borley wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Steve, Any news yet on Tan making our club debt Free and changing the debt in to equity/shares?
Annis its all tied in with settling Langston, the sooner that happens the quicker we call all lay this issue to rest
Thu Jun 13, 2013 12:55 pm
Forever Blue wrote:steve borley wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Steve, Any news yet on Tan making our club debt Free and changing the debt in to equity/shares?
Annis its all tied in with settling Langston, the sooner that happens the quicker we call all lay this issue to rest
Steve, the Langston deal is virtually done as far as I am aware, lets hope once sealed then everything else is put in place as promised.
Thu Jun 13, 2013 12:58 pm
Forever Blue wrote:steve borley wrote:Annis, the image of of the cause diminishes every time you make that gaff, and that is a small one compared to being associated and photographed with known people with banning orders and every event is associated with drinking. You don't see shareholders in an AGM with cans and pints . I noticed the guy in the front had his pint photoshopped out, could have done the same with a few faces.
In terms of protests they are rarely peaceful because they will get hijacked by people wanting to make a name for themselves and stating the obvious if you are seen to be transporting people to away games to cause trouble don't surprised if the ticket supply drys up. Wearing blue to games is not a problem and makes your case without harming the club which is my primary concern.
VT has stated his plan and backed it with his cash and I don't see him changing. Without his support we would not even have a chance to survive in the PL, remember Swansea had to sell 2 players and a manager for 25 mill to post a profit, we have enormous costs this close season to upgrade the facilities and hopefully pay off your mate, before we even look at the playing budget.
We have come too far to see this club slide back which some want to promote, but once you get on that slide it difficult to get off on the path to oblivion.
Steve,
The fans that were there at the meeting the other night were from all generations, you had every type of fan there, exactly how Cardiff City's fan base is made up of.
100% this group Bluebirds Unite has no intentions to cause trouble, if it did I would leave it, times have changed and so have I and you know that. You yourself like a good drink and a laugh, at the meeting the other night, there was no abuse, threatening etc, unlike at that KCB meeting a year ago, which I totally distanced myself from.
If fans like myself did not go on about our identity and the Blue, in time it would be forgotten and the new generations then would want to stay red forever. I know Tan is not going to change his mind,there is no threats to him. We are just reminding him and the new fans that We are Blue really and what it means to us.
The next owner then will hopefully change it back, but if the next owner thinks were All Red, weve got no chance.
The Uk is a Free world and freedom of speech and beliefs/opinions if done in a sensible manner should be taken on board and respected.
It breaks me regarding the rebrand, but NO I wont walk away like some have, in my opinion the best form of protest is to turn up, support your team, wear your Blue and keep the old songs going.![]()
Thu Jun 13, 2013 12:59 pm
Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:01 pm
MillarFromTheHalfWayLine wrote:
And are you realy threatening Annis and Carl with a cheap shot of stopping their ticket supply through the travel club, this is getting worse, I feel sorry for you.
Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:02 pm
Tony Blue Williams wrote:Forever Blue wrote:
Steve,
Regarding the one small flag that was put up, its already been stated by Sian that its not what Bluebirds Unite stand for and she reiterated that in future please no one bring any banners/flags with this on. No one knew that out the blue someone had put it up, the person has apologised, but you cant stop the odd person out of hundreds saying how they personally feel, but that is 100% not what the group is about.
How is a peaceful march against the disgusting/vile rebrand of our identity going to harm our club? I rem you saying the same before I did it against Ridsdale, but later admitted I did no harm to the club. We went straight in the ground and cheeered our team on and went on to beat Boro 1 nil, in fact when we all went in the ground the atmosphere lifted, even the Football League show backed it.
By choosing a high profile game,it will of course let the world out there know that a lot of fans do want our identity back.
We are not against our club, we want our club to remember their identity and let them know that fans want it back.![]()
Steve, Be honest, what do you think of this below, does this look like Cardiff City? its in our club main windows.
Annis if you or anyone in Bluebirds Unite organise a march against VT at a 'high profile' game you risk tearing the club apart. Some of us are warming to BU but will drop them like a stone if that happens.
I can't of anything more stupid.
Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:05 pm
steve borley wrote:Annis I respect your views but the impression is that people will attempt to cause trouble and that will only lead to infighting amongst the fans which is always a concern because that's the last thing I would want to see.
Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:06 pm
bluebird1977 wrote:Steves not going to listen to you barnett why would he take advice from somebody whos posts for and againsts views in diffrent account names in the same thread all the time and guess what thats you, how many accounts have you had on here now chameleon![]()
Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:06 pm
Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:10 pm
steve borley wrote: Annis I respect your views but the impression is that people will attempt to cause trouble and that will only lead to infighting amongst the fans which is always a concern because that's the last thing I would want to see. Football is all about passion and sometimes difficult to control emotions especially when fuelled with alcohol. Marches and protests no matter what the intentions or subject matter rarely end up peaceful, so good luck if you feel you can control them.
Wether people accept it or not this is a new chapter in our history, our first visit to the top flight for 53 years and many old hands have waited a long time for this, I would rather debate signings and fixtures but we are where we are.
Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:10 pm
Malky Is My God wrote:MillarFromTheHalfWayLine wrote:
And are you realy threatening Annis and Carl with a cheap shot of stopping their ticket supply through the travel club, this is getting worse, I feel sorry for you.
No, Steve is saying if trouble makers are taken to away games then the police will start tightening restrictions and yes, less tickets will be made available. Especially in the PL which is broadcast all over the world and image will be an even more important factor for the PL to consider now that NBC has the rights to every single game so everything will be aired.
Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:11 pm
BlueWarrior wrote:Pontyclun Blue wrote:Thank you very much :
Time scale - We already have plans in motion but will not release details until final conclusions are reached with the courses of action we are pursuing.
Ideally we'd like a resolution tomorrow. As stated above this will not happen?
So we will continue to keep going all season - If that is what we have to do in order to try and keep Cardiff City's TRUE identity alive then so be it.
Would be lovely to kick back and enjoy CCFC in the prem but unfortunately we have been backed into a corner.
Giving up and letting go is not an option, so it’s going to be an eventful season both on and off the pitch.
What ever the BU are planing I just hope you don't attract any idiots to the group that will make you all look stupid, because that will be the beginning of the end, and after all the work you have put into it that will be a shame
Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:13 pm
Malky Is My God wrote:bluebird1977 wrote:Steves not going to listen to you barnett why would he take advice from somebody whos posts for and againsts views in diffrent account names in the same thread all the time and guess what thats you, how many accounts have you had on here now chameleon![]()
Grow up bigot.
Steve's 100% right. BU is causing a division further. Yes Tan did start it off, without a rebrand there would be no division in the first place but BU need to accept by becoming reluctant reds and unifying we not only look more mature but we also heal the fan base split. The extremist 'give us our blue back' is not needed.
BU's aims are not achievable. Therefore to me its causing an split that is not needed. Tan wont change his mind. He'd have done so by now. The best thing for us to do would be to unite, sit peacefully, play the long game, accept Tans money and then as soon as he leaves by selling up or us going bust return us to blue. Yes its using Tan to hopefully make the club better but I care about the club, not Tan.
Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:14 pm
Malky Is My God wrote:bluebird1977 wrote:Steves not going to listen to you barnett why would he take advice from somebody whos posts for and againsts views in diffrent account names in the same thread all the time and guess what thats you, how many accounts have you had on here now chameleon![]()
Grow up bigot.
Steve's 100% right. BU is causing a division further. Yes Tan did start it off, without a rebrand there would be no division in the first place but BU need to accept by becoming reluctant reds and unifying we not only look more mature but we also heal the fan base split. The extremist 'give us our blue back' is not needed.
BU's aims are not achievable. Therefore to me its causing an split that is not needed. Tan wont change his mind. He'd have done so by now. The best thing for us to do would be to unite, sit peacefully, play the long game, accept Tans money and then as soon as he leaves by selling up or us going bust return us to blue. Yes its using Tan to hopefully make the club better but I care about the club, not Tan.
Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:16 pm
Malky Is My God wrote:MillarFromTheHalfWayLine wrote:
And are you realy threatening Annis and Carl with a cheap shot of stopping their ticket supply through the travel club, this is getting worse, I feel sorry for you.
No, Steve is saying if trouble makers are taken to away games then the police will start tightening restrictions and yes, less tickets will be made available. Especially in the PL which is broadcast all over the world and image will be an even more important factor for the PL to consider now that NBC has the rights to every single game so everything will be aired.
Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:17 pm
Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:19 pm
Malky Is My God wrote:steve borley wrote:Sian I notice one moment you invite me to a meeting to get an insight into your campaign and then I read on to discover you are accusing me of profiting from the club and rhetoric about fighting, and selling out etc. it appears you have laid out your policies and you still don't distance yourself from the Against Modern Football slogan. The inference from your posts is that you have firm beliefs which I respect but comes across as at all costs which does concern me and others.
Steve stop talking common sense. It's not welcome on this board and you should know this from experience.
BU = extremist
VT = extremist
Reluctant reds = somewhere in between
BU and VT might be opposite ends of the CCFC spectrum but they're still both extremist in their views. As a reluctant red I'm happy to let Tan have his time here, hopefully the club gains from it and then return to blue in the future nice and easily when the time is right.
Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:20 pm
redordead wrote:Steve has worked tirelessly for city god knows where we'd be without people like him,not in the premier that's for sure.show some respect.
Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:23 pm
bluebird1977 wrote:redordead wrote:Steve has worked tirelessly for city god knows where we'd be without people like him,not in the premier that's for sure.show some respect.
I agree with this the club would have been fucked without borley in years gone by nobody is debating that as most know this but im sure steve is used to fans asking questions over such things after all what would the world be like if everything was played along with from one side without QUESTIONS.
Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:24 pm
bluebird1977 wrote:steve borley wrote:Annis I respect your views but the impression is that people will attempt to cause trouble and that will only lead to infighting amongst the fans which is always a concern because that's the last thing I would want to see.
infighting amongst the fans has been going on for the whole season and it was the club who caused this tbh
Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:26 pm
bluelikeyou wrote:
you dont half talk some shite. im BU but wuld settle for tan to give us blue shorts and socks cos i know we wont get the blue shirt back wile hes here. Tan DOES NOT WANT BLUE. TAN DOES NOT WANT TO TALK ABOUT IT Thats extreme. Bluebirds Unite want to meet with the Club to perhaps see if there is some compramise can be reached seeing as the club said it would consult fans about all this over a year ago. whats extreme about BU's stance?
jtc wrote:trouble makers?so people who hold peaceful protests are trouble makers now?more subtle intimadation from the leading lights at your club.i wonder what the owner of the pub thought about BU?seems he didn,t need to call the old bill to stop any rioting.it,s YOUR club ,it.s YOUR right to protest peacefully.if vinny tan don,t like the way the british like the right to protest then he,s in the wrong country.malaysian???sure he aint from north korea?
Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:29 pm
ELY BOY wrote:BU have not incited any violence, the only violence has come from Red supporters and the only infighting has been caused by Dictator Tan.
Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:34 pm
Pontyclun Blue wrote:bluebird1977 wrote:steve borley wrote:Annis I respect your views but the impression is that people will attempt to cause trouble and that will only lead to infighting amongst the fans which is always a concern because that's the last thing I would want to see.
infighting amongst the fans has been going on for the whole season and it was the club who caused this tbh
It's been going on for a lot longer than the rebrand
Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:45 pm
bluebird1977 wrote:Pontyclun Blue wrote:bluebird1977 wrote:steve borley wrote:Annis I respect your views but the impression is that people will attempt to cause trouble and that will only lead to infighting amongst the fans which is always a concern because that's the last thing I would want to see.
infighting amongst the fans has been going on for the whole season and it was the club who caused this tbh
It's been going on for a lot longer than the rebrand
So chucking more petrol on an already burning fire from last season helps fans for this season, im glad you agree![]()
Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:50 pm
Thu Jun 13, 2013 2:31 pm
Thu Jun 13, 2013 2:54 pm
bluebird1977 wrote:steve borley wrote:Annis I respect your views but the impression is that people will attempt to cause trouble and that will only lead to infighting amongst the fans which is always a concern because that's the last thing I would want to see.
infighting amongst the fans has been going on for the whole season and it was the club who caused this tbh
Thu Jun 13, 2013 3:07 pm
redordead wrote:Steve has worked tirelessly for city god knows where we'd be without people like him,not in the premier that's for sure.show some respect.
Thu Jun 13, 2013 3:07 pm
steve borley wrote:Forever Blue wrote:steve borley wrote:Annis, the image of of the cause diminishes every time you make that gaff, and that is a small one compared to being associated and photographed with known people with banning orders and every event is associated with drinking. You don't see shareholders in an AGM with cans and pints . I noticed the guy in the front had his pint photoshopped out, could have done the same with a few faces.
In terms of protests they are rarely peaceful because they will get hijacked by people wanting to make a name for themselves and stating the obvious if you are seen to be transporting people to away games to cause trouble don't surprised if the ticket supply drys up. Wearing blue to games is not a problem and makes your case without harming the club which is my primary concern.
VT has stated his plan and backed it with his cash and I don't see him changing. Without his support we would not even have a chance to survive in the PL, remember Swansea had to sell 2 players and a manager for 25 mill to post a profit, we have enormous costs this close season to upgrade the facilities and hopefully pay off your mate, before we even look at the playing budget.
We have come too far to see this club slide back which some want to promote, but once you get on that slide it difficult to get off on the path to oblivion.
Steve,
The fans that were there at the meeting the other night were from all generations, you had every type of fan there, exactly how Cardiff City's fan base is made up of.
100% this group Bluebirds Unite has no intentions to cause trouble, if it did I would leave it, times have changed and so have I and you know that. You yourself like a good drink and a laugh, at the meeting the other night, there was no abuse, threatening etc, unlike at that KCB meeting a year ago, which I totally distanced myself from.
If fans like myself did not go on about our identity and the Blue, in time it would be forgotten and the new generations then would want to stay red forever. I know Tan is not going to change his mind,there is no threats to him. We are just reminding him and the new fans that We are Blue really and what it means to us.
The next owner then will hopefully change it back, but if the next owner thinks were All Red, weve got no chance.
The Uk is a Free world and freedom of speech and beliefs/opinions if done in a sensible manner should be taken on board and respected.
It breaks me regarding the rebrand, but NO I wont walk away like some have, in my opinion the best form of protest is to turn up, support your team, wear your Blue and keep the old songs going.![]()
Annis I respect your views but the impression is that people will attempt to cause trouble and that will only lead to infighting amongst the fans which is always a concern because that's the last thing I would want to see. Football is all about passion and sometimes difficult to control emotions especially when fuelled with alcohol. Marches and protests no matter what the intentions or subject matter rarely end up peaceful, so good luck if you feel you can control them.
Wether people accept it or not this is a new chapter in our history, our first visit to the top flight for 53 years and many old hands have waited a long time for this, I would rather debate signings and fixtures but we are where we are.