Mon Feb 18, 2013 7:11 pm
PtB wrote:It's not really hypocrtical though, is it?
Supporting the team doesn't mean you have to support the rebrand.
Mon Feb 18, 2013 7:17 pm
BigGwynram wrote:PtB wrote:It's not really hypocrtical though, is it?
Supporting the team doesn't mean you have to support the rebrand.
But they are Paul by continuing to support it financially, I have more respect for those that walked away out of principle, but those that moan and call others sell outs, yet do exactly the same as the ones they accuse of selling out make my blood boil.
Mind you, some have taken the massive step of not buying programmes, so at least they are doing something positive.![]()
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Mon Feb 18, 2013 7:19 pm
RobP wrote:BigGwynram wrote:PtB wrote:It's not really hypocrtical though, is it?
Supporting the team doesn't mean you have to support the rebrand.
But they are Paul by continuing to support it financially, I have more respect for those that walked away out of principle, but those that moan and call others sell outs, yet do exactly the same as the ones they accuse of selling out make my blood boil.
Mind you, some have taken the massive step of not buying programmes, so at least they are doing something positive.![]()
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Easy to laugh at your own fans isn't it.
I'll never support the rebrand but I also won't be driven away from the club I love.
I was here before Tan, I'll be here after him and I'm enjoying seeing us top of the league. Hopefully next year I be watching us in the premier.
The reason I'll never support the rebrand is that it it is totally unnecessary and completely disrespectful.
Give me a reason why we had to change to red? A reason that doesn't involve the investment, which of course, could have stil been made if we continued to play in blue.
Mon Feb 18, 2013 7:25 pm
Jinks wrote:Many called fans who are not bothered by the rebrand sell outs and soul sellers that only care about premiership football?
But you will all be there watching premiership football wont you or you all gonna make a stand and not attend in protest ?![]()
Happy to call fans names but the same time getting season tickets for next season Hypocrites..
Mon Feb 18, 2013 7:29 pm
RobP wrote:
Easy to laugh at your own fans isn't it.
I'll never support the rebrand but I also won't be driven away from the club I love.
I was here before Tan, I'll be here after him and I'm enjoying seeing us top of the league. Hopefully next year I be watching us in the premier.
The reason I'll never support the rebrand is that it it is totally unnecessary and completely disrespectful.
Give me a reason why we had to change to red? A reason that doesn't involve the investment, which of course, could have stil been made if we continued to play in blue.
Mon Feb 18, 2013 7:29 pm
Mon Feb 18, 2013 7:35 pm
Bluebird64 wrote:Tony how can you support the rebrand 100% and then claim you dont like us playing in red.Surely you are 90% behind the rebrand. Confused.com
Mon Feb 18, 2013 7:35 pm
honestcadiff wrote:Jinks wrote:honestcadiff wrote:Jinks wrote:PtB wrote:It's not really hypocrtical though, is it?
Supporting the team doesn't mean you have to support the rebrand.
A team playing in red which some are supposed to detest or is it when it suits?
What if we play in red for another 20 years will people still be moaning and still attending or will they just get on with it or stop going cause they hate it so much?
Are you thick or just desperate for replies?
Spell your name right sucker
That the best you got boyo?
Enjoy your free scarf tomorrow and dont forget to strike a pose
Mon Feb 18, 2013 7:38 pm
Tony Blue Williams wrote:Bluebird64 wrote:Tony how can you support the rebrand 100% and then claim you dont like us playing in red.Surely you are 90% behind the rebrand. Confused.com
I'm 100% behind the rebrand because it is our only hope of ridding ourselves of our historical debt, settling the Langston Loan Notes, conforming with the Financial Fair Play Regulations and establishing ourselves in the Premier League.
I personally don't like us playing in Red but I'm pragmatic enough to understand it is a price we HAVE to pay because it is part of Tan's vision and he is paying the bills.
Hope that clears things up.
Mon Feb 18, 2013 8:33 pm
Tony Blue Williams wrote:Bluebird64 wrote:Tony how can you support the rebrand 100% and then claim you dont like us playing in red.Surely you are 90% behind the rebrand. Confused.com
I'm 100% behind the rebrand because it is our only hope of ridding ourselves of our historical debt, settling the Langston Loan Notes, conforming with the Financial Fair Play Regulations and establishing ourselves in the Premier League.
I personally don't like us playing in Red but I'm pragmatic enough to understand it is a price we HAVE to pay because it is part of Tan's vision and he is paying the bills.
Hope that clears things up.
Mon Feb 18, 2013 8:49 pm
bluecyw wrote:honestcadiff wrote:Jinks wrote:honestcadiff wrote:Jinks wrote:PtB wrote:It's not really hypocrtical though, is it?
Supporting the team doesn't mean you have to support the rebrand.
A team playing in red which some are supposed to detest or is it when it suits?
What if we play in red for another 20 years will people still be moaning and still attending or will they just get on with it or stop going cause they hate it so much?
Are you thick or just desperate for replies?
Spell your name right sucker
That the best you got boyo?
Enjoy your free scarf tomorrow and dont forget to strike a pose
At least jinks doesent have to hide under another user name unlike some to say what he thinks
Mon Feb 18, 2013 8:59 pm
BigGwynram wrote:PtB wrote:It's not really hypocrtical though, is it?
Supporting the team doesn't mean you have to support the rebrand.
But they are Paul by continuing to support it financially, I have more respect for those that walked away out of principle, but those that moan and call others sell outs, yet do exactly the same as the ones they accuse of selling out make my blood boil.
Mind you, some have taken the massive step of not buying programmes, so at least they are doing something positive.![]()
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Mon Feb 18, 2013 11:11 pm
Mon Feb 18, 2013 11:20 pm
CityGent wrote:Those who have boycotted(especially the most vociferous on the CCMB)believe you can't be anti-rebrand and still attend Cardiff City games. We're all culpable, and we've all sold our souls
Apparently
Mon Feb 18, 2013 11:56 pm
All Black Everything. wrote:BigGwynram wrote:PtB wrote:It's not really hypocrtical though, is it?
Supporting the team doesn't mean you have to support the rebrand.
But they are Paul by continuing to support it financially, I have more respect for those that walked away out of principle, but those that moan and call others sell outs, yet do exactly the same as the ones they accuse of selling out make my blood boil.
Mind you, some have taken the massive step of not buying programmes, so at least they are doing something positive.![]()
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You going to bury me?![]()
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Tue Feb 19, 2013 12:35 am
Tue Feb 19, 2013 7:24 am
Jinks wrote:Many called fans who are not bothered by the rebrand sell outs and soul sellers that only care about premiership football?
But you will all be there watching premiership football wont you or you all gonna make a stand and not attend in protest ?![]()
Happy to call fans names but the same time getting season tickets for next season Hypocrites..
Tue Feb 19, 2013 8:11 am
Forever Blue wrote:PtB wrote:It's not really hypocrtical though, is it?
Supporting the team doesn't mean you have to support the rebrand.
Spot on Paul.![]()
Tue Feb 19, 2013 8:14 am
Dicey wrote:Forever Blue wrote:PtB wrote:It's not really hypocrtical though, is it?
Supporting the team doesn't mean you have to support the rebrand.
Spot on Paul.![]()
I have tried to make concerted effort to stay out of these rebrand threads because they have been done to death but I'm
Interested on how some folk that don't agree with the rebrand but continue to handover their money to the club.
So this is how I understand it .. You dislike the wrapping but like the product ?
Tue Feb 19, 2013 8:21 am
Bakedalasker wrote:Dicey wrote:Forever Blue wrote:PtB wrote:It's not really hypocrtical though, is it?
Supporting the team doesn't mean you have to support the rebrand.
Spot on Paul.![]()
I have tried to make concerted effort to stay out of these rebrand threads because they have been done to death but I'm
Interested on how some folk that don't agree with the rebrand but continue to handover their money to the club.
So this is how I understand it .. You dislike the wrapping but like the product ?
There have been a lot of things the club has done over the years that someone wont like. Does this mean that they should not go anymore?
Tue Feb 19, 2013 8:29 am
Dicey wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:Dicey wrote:Forever Blue wrote:PtB wrote:It's not really hypocrtical though, is it?
Supporting the team doesn't mean you have to support the rebrand.
Spot on Paul.![]()
I have tried to make concerted effort to stay out of these rebrand threads because they have been done to death but I'm
Interested on how some folk that don't agree with the rebrand but continue to handover their money to the club.
So this is how I understand it .. You dislike the wrapping but like the product ?
There have been a lot of things the club has done over the years that someone wont like. Does this mean that they should not go anymore?
No of course not , but branding other fans sellout because they are not bothered by the wrapping is a little extreme don't you think ?
Tue Feb 19, 2013 8:43 am
Tue Feb 19, 2013 8:45 am
Tailgunner wrote:This is old shite,
FFS, the pro rebrand against the no rebrand,
forget it till the season has finished, then we can all argue again.
Tan`s lucky RED is working at the moment, but that f*cking badge
nevermind just support the team, we need to stay UNITED together.
Tue Feb 19, 2013 8:48 am
Tue Feb 19, 2013 8:56 am
Bakedalasker wrote:Dicey wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:Dicey wrote:Forever Blue wrote:PtB wrote:It's not really hypocrtical though, is it?
Supporting the team doesn't mean you have to support the rebrand.
Spot on Paul.![]()
I have tried to make concerted effort to stay out of these rebrand threads because they have been done to death but I'm
Interested on how some folk that don't agree with the rebrand but continue to handover their money to the club.
So this is how I understand it .. You dislike the wrapping but like the product ?
There have been a lot of things the club has done over the years that someone wont like. Does this mean that they should not go anymore?
No of course not , but branding other fans sellout because they are not bothered by the wrapping is a little extreme don't you think ?
In a way we can all be accused of selling out as we all still go. However those that have embraced it will be known more of a sellout than most.
Tue Feb 19, 2013 9:08 am
Tue Feb 19, 2013 9:11 am
Tue Feb 19, 2013 10:23 am
Tue Feb 19, 2013 10:44 am
Dicey wrote:Forever Blue wrote:PtB wrote:It's not really hypocrtical though, is it?
Supporting the team doesn't mean you have to support the rebrand.
Spot on Paul.![]()
I have tried to make concerted effort to stay out of these rebrand threads because they have been done to death but I'm
Interested on how some folk that don't agree with the rebrand but continue to handover their money to the club.
So this is how I understand it .. You dislike the wrapping but like the product ?
Tue Feb 19, 2013 10:54 am
eighty_8 wrote:Dicey wrote:Forever Blue wrote:PtB wrote:It's not really hypocrtical though, is it?
Supporting the team doesn't mean you have to support the rebrand.
Spot on Paul.![]()
I have tried to make concerted effort to stay out of these rebrand threads because they have been done to death but I'm
Interested on how some folk that don't agree with the rebrand but continue to handover their money to the club.
So this is how I understand it .. You dislike the wrapping but like the product ?
Football is a product like no other.
It grips you, I'm 100% behind Malky and the boys but have no interest in being Red...
I can't stay away, i'm happy to admit that