Tue May 28, 2013 11:28 am
Welshpaul wrote:JonCCFC wrote:Although it's a decent idea, I won't support anything which suggests accepting the red.
The easiest and the most effective protest is to wear blue at all games and to sing 'blue' songs.
Is that supporting team tho?? Prior to rebrand we all complained of atmosphere, would we better just supporting the team with no reference to red or blue??
Tue May 28, 2013 11:28 am
Welshpaul wrote:If the aim ofsome is to drive VT from the club over blue be careful what you wish for.
So far he has delivered on his promises, is still looking to invest in infrastructure and take us forward. You drive him away there will be a lot of disgruntled fans.
If the rebrand is too much, which i appreciate may be the case for some, then creation of a fan owned AFC Cardiff may be the way forward for you to get enjoyment back from football.
As it stands i draw a parallel with people who continue eating eggs when allergic to eggs. Eggs is eggs so try something different.
Tue May 28, 2013 1:37 pm
Bakedalasker wrote:alfie sherwood wrote:The Rise Of The Red Dragon. wrote:alfie sherwood wrote:
As for a new badge being a decent compromise,that would in no way suffice for me personally.
Well sorry alfie but you yourself are living in a dream world and I'd quite happily tell you in person that. You must get off your bluebird amongst the clouds and realise the position you as a Cardiff City fan find yourself in. If you think Tan is going to go from one extreme to the other because of protests then you are deluded. Its akin to thinking Hitler is going to wake up one morning with liberalist views. Its just not going to happen.
Aim for something more sensible, chip away at the cause and gain our identity back. A war is not won outright, it is won by winning many battles. Realise that.
I don't think or expect Tan to compromise at all.![]()
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It's about the long game.Sooner or later Tan will tire of the non compliance of the fan base (if we stick together) and sell up.
Totally agree. I think we are in for a long protest.
Tue May 28, 2013 1:48 pm
Tony Blue Williams wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:alfie sherwood wrote:The Rise Of The Red Dragon. wrote:alfie sherwood wrote:
As for a new badge being a decent compromise,that would in no way suffice for me personally.
Well sorry alfie but you yourself are living in a dream world and I'd quite happily tell you in person that. You must get off your bluebird amongst the clouds and realise the position you as a Cardiff City fan find yourself in. If you think Tan is going to go from one extreme to the other because of protests then you are deluded. Its akin to thinking Hitler is going to wake up one morning with liberalist views. Its just not going to happen.
Aim for something more sensible, chip away at the cause and gain our identity back. A war is not won outright, it is won by winning many battles. Realise that.
I don't think or expect Tan to compromise at all.![]()
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It's about the long game.Sooner or later Tan will tire of the non compliance of the fan base (if we stick together) and sell up.
Totally agree. I think we are in for a long protest.
Both sides of the argument seem to have realised that returning to blue is something which will involve a long term strategy but the disagreements stems from how we go about it.
Well I see no reason why both plans can't run along side each other? Even those who like me have accepted the rebrand reluctantly because it safeguarded our future are under no obligation to buy or wear red merchandise.
Therefore we wear blue to games. Probably in its own way that is a form of passive protest but that doesn't stop Rise of the Red Dragon from pursuing his own agenda by trying to compromise with Tan?
After all the red is about Asia not South Wales so I doubt VT is that bothered about us wearing blue. I say let him go and flog £Millions worth of red tops in Malaysia and elsewhere whilst we buy blue ones. Seems like having your cake and eating it in a way and when we are done through ripping Asia off with fake goods (Karma I call it) then we revert bank to playing in blue. Simples.
Tue May 28, 2013 2:23 pm
Tue May 28, 2013 2:40 pm
Real_Blue_Really wrote:I find all this talk of compromise a bit weird.
Can anybody refute the following statement...."without the fans Vincent Tan has nothing but a bit of paper he paid millions for"
Tue May 28, 2013 2:42 pm
BigGwynram wrote:Real_Blue_Really wrote:I find all this talk of compromise a bit weird.
Can anybody refute the following statement...."without the fans Vincent Tan has nothing but a bit of paper he paid millions for"
So what are you suggesting?
Tue May 28, 2013 2:44 pm
Real_Blue_Really wrote:I find all this talk of compromise a bit weird.
Can anybody refute the following statement...."without the fans Vincent Tan has nothing but a bit of paper he paid millions for"
Tue May 28, 2013 2:47 pm
redordead wrote:Real_Blue_Really wrote:I find all this talk of compromise a bit weird.
Can anybody refute the following statement...."without the fans Vincent Tan has nothing but a bit of paper he paid millions for"
the problem is the fans are split over the rebranding with probably the majority happy to go along with it.
Tue May 28, 2013 2:53 pm
Real_Blue_Really wrote:redordead wrote:Real_Blue_Really wrote:I find all this talk of compromise a bit weird.
Can anybody refute the following statement...."without the fans Vincent Tan has nothing but a bit of paper he paid millions for"
the problem is the fans are split over the rebranding with probably the majority happy to go along with it.
We are split because we have forgetten this basic fact....."without the fans Vincent Tan has nothing but a bit of paper he paid millions for"
Sad that a region with a proud history of sticking together from the minning communities to the survival of the welsh language has allowed this man and his stooges at the club to divide and conquer.
Tue May 28, 2013 5:33 pm
Tue May 28, 2013 5:33 pm
Real_Blue_Really wrote:BigGwynram wrote:Real_Blue_Really wrote:I find all this talk of compromise a bit weird.
Can anybody refute the following statement...."without the fans Vincent Tan has nothing but a bit of paper he paid millions for"
So what are you suggesting?
A re alignment of thinking away from the brainwashing & scaremongering.
Tue May 28, 2013 5:42 pm
BigGwynram wrote:I see, so re alignment of thinking is the nice version of brainwashing![]()
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Tue May 28, 2013 8:16 pm
Tue May 28, 2013 8:31 pm
ElGwapo wrote:excellent op. I made that very point at the KCB meeting what seems like eons ago but the staunch KCB said the meeting was about the kit not the badge and Gwyns mates on the other side threatened to bury everyone. Never the twain shall meet.
The problem with the idea proposed is that Tan keeps promising things and then does not deliver (like the badge redesign and the fans survey) so what grounds are there to pre suppose he will even entertain a compromise.
I for one support the idea nevertheless being one of the loyal customers he disregards in favour of these mythical asian fans who will apparently soon have a road to damascus conversion from the glamour clubs to us.
Tue May 28, 2013 8:35 pm
Real_Blue_Really wrote:
We are split because we have forgetten this basic fact....."without the fans Vincent Tan has nothing but a bit of paper he paid millions for"
Sad that a region with a proud history of sticking together from the minning communities to the survival of the welsh language has allowed this man and his stooges at the club to divide and conquer.
Tue May 28, 2013 8:37 pm
ElGwapo wrote:excellent op. I made that very point at the KCB meeting what seems like eons ago but the staunch KCB said the meeting was about the kit not the badge and Gwyns mates on the other side threatened to bury everyone. Never the twain shall meet.
Why lie, if you were there as you say you will know the only people Macca threatened was any person (because a fan wouldn't take such action) that disrupted on field events, and this came about after one of the knobs in KCB showed the twenty smoke bombs he'd purchased in readiness to throw on the pitch during a game. So that's a long way from threatening to bury everyone isn't it?
The problem with the idea proposed is that Tan keeps promising things and then does not deliver (like the badge redesign and the fans survey) so what grounds are there to pre suppose he will even entertain a compromise.
When did Tan promise these, most of us missed that?
I for one support the idea nevertheless being one of the loyal customers he disregards in favour of these mythical asian fans who will apparently soon have a road to damascus conversion from the glamour clubs to us.
Tue May 28, 2013 8:48 pm
Tue May 28, 2013 9:50 pm