Does Tan really know about BU..?

Tan only cares about the cash in the till, he will not care if you've got a blue shirt on, a red one or your finest Polo top from Primark.

He is not a football fan, he's a businessman.

In my opinion, the only way Tan would start to consider even discussing the colour issue was if the attendance started to drop and the tills started to become empty.

He knows this won't happen.

Only my opinion of course

100% spot on.

Really guys?

So if Tan is only interested in attendances then surely playing in blue would make attendances bigger?

We had some terrible attendances playing in Blue for a sustained perid of time as well. Not sure if you were around in the 80s and early 90s but we played in Blue and we were absolute pants.

What gets people in through the turnstiles is a side that entertains and wins games. so when Eddie May got us going in the lower leagues we were getting huge (by comparison) attendances in those divisions.

Shirt colour is emotive, but ireelevant to that argument. Personally I feel there could be nothing more effective than a sea of Blue in front of Tan at every game.

Tan only cares about the cash in the till, he will not care if you've got a blue shirt on, a red one or your finest Polo top from Primark.

He is not a football fan, he's a businessman.

In my opinion, the only way Tan would start to consider even discussing the colour issue was if the attendance started to drop and the tills started to become empty.

He knows this won't happen.

Only my opinion of course

100% spot on.

Really guys?

So if Tan is only interested in attendances then surely playing in blue would make attendances bigger?

We had some terrible attendances playing in Blue for a sustained perid of time as well. Not sure if you were around in the 80s and early 90s but we played in Blue and we were absolute pants.

What gets people in through the turnstiles is a side that entertains and wins games. so when Eddie May got us going in the lower leagues we were getting huge (by comparison) attendances in those divisions.

Shirt colour is emotive, but ireelevant to that argument. Personally I feel there could be nothing more effective than a sea of Blue in front of Tan at every game.

Your right, more and more people wearing blue in the stadium will look silly on TV every week with a team playing in red. The Club can either stop everyone entering wearing blue, or change the teams colours!

BU probably represent near f**k all of the overall support inside the stadium

Do you know what BU represent?