Wed Jun 05, 2013 1:58 pm
JonCCFC wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:@JonCCFC
You are one of the most vocal anti re-rand posters on the forum and respect to you for that but is the poster further up correct in saying you have bought one of Tan's re-branded city tops? Rebrand, meaning the swap of home and away colours and the new badge.
The only "rebrand top" is the red home shirt in my eyes. Badges change at all clubs from time to time. We've had many.
Wed Jun 05, 2013 2:41 pm
Wed Jun 05, 2013 2:45 pm
mjw6150 wrote:It's entirely possible to support the team wearing red but also want to return to blue.
Wed Jun 05, 2013 2:49 pm
mjw6150 wrote:1. We still have a bluebird on the badge.
2. It's entirely possible to support the team wearing red but also want to return to blue.
3. Preference of colour means NOTHING when it comes down to who loves the City more. I'd say being there in the hard times, supporting no matter what is more important and fans who are anti rebrand or rebrand accepting both have those kind of fans on their side.
4. The blue campaign needs to nip these type of comments in the bud as it wrecks their credibility and support in the eyes of other City fans.
Wed Jun 05, 2013 2:53 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:mjw6150 wrote:It's entirely possible to support the team wearing red but also want to return to blue.
I'm sorry, but that is absolute rubbish. If you actually want a return to blue, you wouldn't wear the very shirt that is the total opposite of what you actually want.![]()
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If you are wearing a red shirt, you are actively endorsing the rebrand & therefore cannot say you wish for a return to blue.
Wed Jun 05, 2013 2:59 pm
Wed Jun 05, 2013 3:18 pm
JonCCFC wrote:Barry Chuckle wrote:mjw6150 wrote:It's entirely possible to support the team wearing red but also want to return to blue.
I'm sorry, but that is absolute rubbish. If you actually want a return to blue, you wouldn't wear the very shirt that is the total opposite of what you actually want.![]()
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If you are wearing a red shirt, you are actively endorsing the rebrand & therefore cannot say you wish for a return to blue.
Exactly
Wed Jun 05, 2013 3:39 pm
Malky Is My God wrote:JonCCFC wrote:Barry Chuckle wrote:mjw6150 wrote:It's entirely possible to support the team wearing red but also want to return to blue.
I'm sorry, but that is absolute rubbish. If you actually want a return to blue, you wouldn't wear the very shirt that is the total opposite of what you actually want.![]()
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If you are wearing a red shirt, you are actively endorsing the rebrand & therefore cannot say you wish for a return to blue.
Exactly
if you are wearing a top with the new badge, you are actively endorsing the rebrand as that badge is part of the rebrand.
Duh. You are without a doubt the most stupid human I've ever come across in person or online. Seriously, its worth the ban just to tell you. You need to be told.
Wed Jun 05, 2013 3:42 pm
darran1927 wrote:JonCCFC wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:@JonCCFC
You are one of the most vocal anti re-rand posters on the forum and respect to you for that but is the poster further up correct in saying you have bought one of Tan's re-branded city tops? Rebrand, meaning the swap of home and away colours and the new badge.
The only "rebrand top" is the red home shirt in my eyes. Badges change at all clubs from time to time. We've had many.
I agree with this , the badge doesn't bother me as much (even though its shit)
Wed Jun 05, 2013 3:56 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:mjw6150 wrote:It's entirely possible to support the team wearing red but also want to return to blue.
I'm sorry, but that is absolute rubbish. If you actually want a return to blue, you wouldn't wear the very shirt that is the total opposite of what you actually want.![]()
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If you are wearing a red shirt, you are actively endorsing the rebrand & therefore cannot say you wish for a return to blue.
Wed Jun 05, 2013 6:12 pm
Wed Jun 05, 2013 6:22 pm
taffy123 wrote:How a genuine fan of Cardiff city can sit at a game shouting, BLUEBIRDS and BLUE ARMY, whilst dressed in RED is beyond me. It makes my stomach turn, We as a club are being torn apart. DON"T ACCEPT IT.---------- CCFC![]()
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Wed Jun 05, 2013 6:26 pm
mjw6150 wrote:
Chuckles, you must realise that not everyone has the same extreme opinions on the rebrand as you do. You must realise that for some people they will wear red to get behind Cardiff as their team are wearing red. That also doesn't mean they would oppose a return to blue and may even actively get behind the change. But for as long as Cardiff are red, they will support them by wearing red.
I don't own a red shirt but I am not against owning one and I am right behind CCFC and I can see where VT is coming from and am excited for our future. But, even though I am getting very tired of an element of the blue brigade and attitudes such as yours, it would be a great day to see us play in blue again.
Not everyone has to hate Tan and the rebrand to want to see Cardiff go back to blue. Please realise this.
Not everyone is taking all of this as extreme and dramatically as you and others are.
Wed Jun 05, 2013 7:49 pm
taffy123 wrote:How a genuine fan of Cardiff city can sit at a game shouting, BLUEBIRDS and BLUE ARMY, whilst dressed in RED is beyond me. It makes my stomach turn, We as a club are being torn apart. DON"T ACCEPT IT.---------- CCFC![]()
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Wed Jun 05, 2013 7:52 pm
aj1927 wrote:taffy123 wrote:How a genuine fan of Cardiff city can sit at a game shouting, BLUEBIRDS and BLUE ARMY, whilst dressed in RED is beyond me. It makes my stomach turn, We as a club are being torn apart. DON"T ACCEPT IT.---------- CCFC![]()
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A genuine Cardiff City Supporter.... Supporting his/her team no matter what... Putting aside his/her personal feeling and hurts to Support the team.
And this makes your stomach turn?
I would never wear red.. I find it difficult to watch my city play in red..
But I would never abuse someone who wears red to show their support for the team we are both there to watch.
Wed Jun 05, 2013 7:55 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:mjw6150 wrote:
Chuckles, you must realise that not everyone has the same extreme opinions on the rebrand as you do. You must realise that for some people they will wear red to get behind Cardiff as their team are wearing red. That also doesn't mean they would oppose a return to blue and may even actively get behind the change. But for as long as Cardiff are red, they will support them by wearing red.
I don't own a red shirt but I am not against owning one and I am right behind CCFC and I can see where VT is coming from and am excited for our future. But, even though I am getting very tired of an element of the blue brigade and attitudes such as yours, it would be a great day to see us play in blue again.
Not everyone has to hate Tan and the rebrand to want to see Cardiff go back to blue. Please realise this.
Not everyone is taking all of this as extreme and dramatically as you and others are.
Please realise this. If you want to see CCFC back in blue, wearing red is NOT the way to go about it. If you wear a red shrt, you are actively endorsing the rebrand & therefore cannot say you are against it! It's common sense. You don't have to wear red to support CCFC.
Wed Jun 05, 2013 7:56 pm
cakey-8t7 wrote:taffy123 wrote:How a genuine fan of Cardiff city can sit at a game shouting, BLUEBIRDS and BLUE ARMY, whilst dressed in RED is beyond me. It makes my stomach turn, We as a club are being torn apart. DON"T ACCEPT IT.---------- CCFC![]()
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Boo hoo
BOO HOO
CCFC
Wed Jun 05, 2013 7:56 pm
cakey-8t7 wrote:Barry Chuckle wrote:mjw6150 wrote:
Chuckles, you must realise that not everyone has the same extreme opinions on the rebrand as you do. You must realise that for some people they will wear red to get behind Cardiff as their team are wearing red. That also doesn't mean they would oppose a return to blue and may even actively get behind the change. But for as long as Cardiff are red, they will support them by wearing red.
I don't own a red shirt but I am not against owning one and I am right behind CCFC and I can see where VT is coming from and am excited for our future. But, even though I am getting very tired of an element of the blue brigade and attitudes such as yours, it would be a great day to see us play in blue again.
Not everyone has to hate Tan and the rebrand to want to see Cardiff go back to blue. Please realise this.
Not everyone is taking all of this as extreme and dramatically as you and others are.
Please realise this. If you want to see CCFC back in blue, wearing red is NOT the way to go about it. If you wear a red shrt, you are actively endorsing the rebrand & therefore cannot say you are against it! It's common sense. You don't have to wear red to support CCFC.
I watched us in division 2 and seen us at the millennium stadium aswell getting promoted to the championship playing in blue and I loved it!
We play in red now and I bought a red shirt beginning of last season and I wear it with pride because we are still cardiff city and in the premiership now and I love it!
Red or blue we are still cardiff city and will always have my full support whatever colour we play in
Wed Jun 05, 2013 7:57 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:mjw6150 wrote:
Chuckles, you must realise that not everyone has the same extreme opinions on the rebrand as you do. You must realise that for some people they will wear red to get behind Cardiff as their team are wearing red. That also doesn't mean they would oppose a return to blue and may even actively get behind the change. But for as long as Cardiff are red, they will support them by wearing red.
I don't own a red shirt but I am not against owning one and I am right behind CCFC and I can see where VT is coming from and am excited for our future. But, even though I am getting very tired of an element of the blue brigade and attitudes such as yours, it would be a great day to see us play in blue again.
Not everyone has to hate Tan and the rebrand to want to see Cardiff go back to blue. Please realise this.
Not everyone is taking all of this as extreme and dramatically as you and others are.
Please realise this. If you want to see CCFC back in blue, wearing red is NOT the way to go about it. If you wear a red shrt, you are actively endorsing the rebrand & therefore cannot say you are against it! It's common sense. You don't have to wear red to support CCFC.
Wed Jun 05, 2013 8:03 pm
mjw6150 wrote:
People don't wear red to protest the rebrand, they wear it to support the team and the club. The majority of City fans don't really want to protest the rebrand but would still appreciate the blue coming back. Doesn't make any of them less of a fan.
Wed Jun 05, 2013 8:03 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:cakey-8t7 wrote:Barry Chuckle wrote:mjw6150 wrote:
Chuckles, you must realise that not everyone has the same extreme opinions on the rebrand as you do. You must realise that for some people they will wear red to get behind Cardiff as their team are wearing red. That also doesn't mean they would oppose a return to blue and may even actively get behind the change. But for as long as Cardiff are red, they will support them by wearing red.
I don't own a red shirt but I am not against owning one and I am right behind CCFC and I can see where VT is coming from and am excited for our future. But, even though I am getting very tired of an element of the blue brigade and attitudes such as yours, it would be a great day to see us play in blue again.
Not everyone has to hate Tan and the rebrand to want to see Cardiff go back to blue. Please realise this.
Not everyone is taking all of this as extreme and dramatically as you and others are.
Please realise this. If you want to see CCFC back in blue, wearing red is NOT the way to go about it. If you wear a red shrt, you are actively endorsing the rebrand & therefore cannot say you are against it! It's common sense. You don't have to wear red to support CCFC.
I watched us in division 2 and seen us at the millennium stadium aswell getting promoted to the championship playing in blue and I loved it!
We play in red now and I bought a red shirt beginning of last season and I wear it with pride because we are still cardiff city and in the premiership now and I love it!
Red or blue we are still cardiff city and will always have my full support whatever colour we play in
Good for you. Absolutely nothing to do with my point, but good for you.
Wed Jun 05, 2013 8:05 pm
Wed Jun 05, 2013 8:19 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:I don't agree with you Cakey, but this is about opinions & everyone has a right to one.
Wed Jun 05, 2013 8:21 pm
Wed Jun 05, 2013 8:24 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:mjw6150 wrote:
Chuckles, you must realise that not everyone has the same extreme opinions on the rebrand as you do. You must realise that for some people they will wear red to get behind Cardiff as their team are wearing red. That also doesn't mean they would oppose a return to blue and may even actively get behind the change. But for as long as Cardiff are red, they will support them by wearing red.
I don't own a red shirt but I am not against owning one and I am right behind CCFC and I can see where VT is coming from and am excited for our future. But, even though I am getting very tired of an element of the blue brigade and attitudes such as yours, it would be a great day to see us play in blue again.
Not everyone has to hate Tan and the rebrand to want to see Cardiff go back to blue. Please realise this.
Not everyone is taking all of this as extreme and dramatically as you and others are.
Please realise this. If you want to see CCFC back in blue, wearing red is NOT the way to go about it. If you wear a red shrt, you are actively endorsing the rebrand & therefore cannot say you are against it! It's common sense. You don't have to wear red to support CCFC.
Wed Jun 05, 2013 8:27 pm
Wed Jun 05, 2013 8:39 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:Not for me. I enjoy watching CCFC play. To enable to do this I MUST purchase a ST in the ground. There is no other way of watching CCFC live at home, in the flesh. I have no option.
Because I purchase that ticket, it doesn't mean that I agree with every decision that the club has made. Did you disagree with Ridsdale's golden ticket scheme? If so, why didn't you stop going?![]()
You DO NOT have to buy a red shirt to watch CCFC play, so to purchase one is actively endorsing the rebrand.
Wed Jun 05, 2013 9:41 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:You're right, it is bullshit & I'm sorry to say its doing us "anti-rebrand" brigade no favours.![]()
My point was that someone who wears a red shirt then can't say that they are anti rebrand, as that would be silly.
Wed Jun 05, 2013 9:50 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:mjw6150 wrote:
People don't wear red to protest the rebrand, they wear it to support the team and the club. The majority of City fans don't really want to protest the rebrand but would still appreciate the blue coming back. Doesn't make any of them less of a fan.
What?are you reading any of my posts properly at all?!
If people would like to see blue back, then wearing the red shirt has to be one of the dullest things to do...it's like organising an AA meeting in a bar.
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Now, stop putting words in my mouth. Where on earth did I say they were any less of a fan for wearing red?!
I can't fathom why anyone would, but it's a free world.
Wed Jun 05, 2013 10:33 pm
KRAMTAFF wrote:taffy123 wrote:How a genuine fan of Cardiff city can sit at a game shouting, BLUEBIRDS and BLUE ARMY, whilst dressed in RED is beyond me. It makes my stomach turn, We as a club are being torn apart. DON"T ACCEPT IT.---------- CCFC![]()
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ok so you dont like it..we hear you...i dont like it either.....but it aint gonna change so get over it.
this is getting boring now