Sea of red in the Grandstand

RE:"plastics" 82 yr old been going to watch cardiff city for over 60 years is now regarded as a plastic cos he chose to wear a red top??never did i imagine that i would have to be concerned for him at a "home" game! Some of the vitriol on here has me thinking.ffs cardiff city runs through his veins its all about choice.HIS!!!!

Take no notice,your dad has supported City through thick and thin and can wear any shirt he likes.Don't let anyone tell you any different.

RE:"plastics" 82 yr old been going to watch cardiff city for over 60 years is now regarded as a plastic cos he chose to wear a red top??never did i imagine that i would have to be concerned for him at a "home" game! Some of the vitriol on here has me thinking.ffs cardiff city runs through his veins its all about choice.HIS!!!!

just like it's others choice to dislike the rebrand. You seem to be happy to tell others to wear red, but when people tell you to wear blue.. You get all upset.

You dont get a say sorry mate, after all, we was just a twinkle in our dads eye when his father was watching the BLUEbirds.

What an absolute clown.

Based on that Pic it hardly a sea of red is it?

Fans will jus have to accept some fans will wear red, some will wear blue.
Fans at Grounds up and down the country will be wearing home and away strips at home and away games and its no issue.
I have no ill will to any fan who wears red in support of the team or any fan who wears blue in support of the team.
They're both supporting the team.

Why moan at fans, aim your frustrations at those with the power to do something about it.

Once the season starts you will see the canton stand fans wearing all blue, long time supporters in the canton not plastics

The Canton will defo be Blue mate and that s where the Pro Blue chants will start.

Feed up of Kcb don't like don't cone back before tan leaves and we are in the conference. Dud not ear much complaining when Sam change the badge and wanted to change the name

I'd never wear red but fans can wear whatever colour they want its up to them so stop interfering

Feed up of Kcb don't like don't cone back before tan leaves and we are in the conference. Dud not ear much complaining when Sam change the badge and wanted to change the name

Well that post is a load of nonsense.

A) who are you to tell people to go to games or not?
B) Tan leaving does not mean we would go straight into conference. What a ridiculous thing to say.

"If I go, I will leave you in safe hands." VT.

You make it sound like Tan is the only man in the world who could own Cardiff City FC FFS.

RE:"plastics" 82 yr old been going to watch cardiff city for over 60 years is now regarded as a plastic cos he chose to wear a red top??never did i imagine that i would have to be concerned for him at a "home" game! Some of the vitriol on here has me thinking.ffs cardiff city runs through his veins its all about choice.HIS!!!!

just like it's others choice to dislike the rebrand. You seem to be happy to tell others to wear red, but when people tell you to wear blue.. You get all upset.

Spot on.

Fair play Chuckles.. You do talk a lot of sense and I agree with the majority of your posts on here.

If people want to join BU then that is up to them, I for one have joined.
If people hate BU then that again is up to them.
BU just want fans who want a return to the blue to join in with the protests. Whether that means attending BU meetings or purely just by wearing blue at games.

PERSONALLY, I almost vomit every time I see a full grown man wearing the rebranded "home strip"... I understand that it is that mans' choice as I am not a member of any fashion police force but as a BLUEbird, I personally couldn't do it.

I appreciate what Tan has done for the club in terms of financial banking, buying players and getting rid of our debt BUT as Chuckles has said, Tan isn't the only person in the world who could be the owner of our club. As much as I appreciate his backing, I detest the rebrand and will attend EVERY game wearing my blue kit.

Bluebirds Unite has given me hope that our blue identity isn't over - the red is just acting as thick fog over our proper identity

Sorry barry chuckle but where in my post do i tell others to wear red??don't think i did!! But my dad will not b told what to do by anyone as i did say its about choice HIS choice!

Once the season starts you will see the canton stand fans wearing all blue, long time supporters in the canton not plastics

Love how the fact if someone accepts the Red they are plastic more idiotic comments.

Sorry barry chuckle but where in my post do i tell others to wear red??don't think i did!! But my dad will not b told what to do by anyone as i did say its about choice HIS choice!

Apologies, you didn't say that... My mistake.

You did however tell people to respect the club & not just a colour. Well for many, the colour is part of Cardiff City, just like colours are linked with other clubs too. It's part of their identity.

I can't fathom why people would want to wear a shirt that is the direct involvement of the loss of the clubs identity. Each to their own, but I find it crazy.

I can't fathom why people would want to wear a shirt that is the direct involvement of the loss of the clubs identity. Each to their own, but I find it crazy.

Probably because the players are wearing this kit .
The same kit that embodies the financial investment that our owner has forwarded us.

As for the general Thread It's a tad bit (glass house/stone throw) vibe saying "don't tells what we can or cannot wear" on a thread that's basically saying "Oh God look war they're wearing".

Sorry barry:apology accepted! However I didnot tell fans to repect the club either."he asks you to respect all fans of cardiff city and not a colour" is what was in that post! He being my dad.

Sat in the grandstand with my nipper and ninian stand was certainly mostly red and it seems the kids want the red strip judging by the way shirts were going through the club shop door

To me, respecting the club would be keeping its identity and traditions alive, by wearing blue.

As I said though, each to their own.

To me, respecting the club would be keeping its identity and traditions alive, by wearing blue.

As I said though, each to their own.

Wholeheartedly agree in theory.

But would you berate or belittle a fan who wore something you disagreed with?

Would you stand by the actions of Someone who did?

No! You accused me of saying things that clearly i didnt. My dad said respect all fans!! meaning he should'nt be subject to arsholes making snide remarks about what he chooses to wear.please also note that nowhere in my post does it say i agree with his choice either!! I personally want blue back as soon as we can but don't agree with bu's method of slating those who accept(albeit temporary for some)the re-brand.

Sadly its all true.

Sadly very true, but that's how our club want it and many are happy to oblige and don't care.

Yep a lot of people wearing the red pretty sad to see. I can't help but feel a certain level of contempt for them

Why do you feel contempt for them?

The last I heard our home strip is red! Mind you I live near Bournemouth and news filters slowly down here. Have we changed colour again?

Sadly its all true.

Sadly very true, but that's how our club want it and many are happy to oblige and don't care.

Only 7,000 people there, I think it will be very different with the other 20,000 people there against Man City and the "we'll always be blue" chants will get people joining in and wearing blue.

Sadly its all true.

Sadly very true, but that's how our club want it and many are happy to oblige and don't care.

Annis just because someone supports the club a different way from yourself doesn't mean they do not care.
It's not that black and white ....

Sadly its all true.

Sadly very true, but that's how our club want it and many are happy to oblige and don't care.

Annis just because someone supports the club a different way from yourself doesn't mean they do not care.
It's not that black and white ....

If someone wears red, that must mean that they don't care that we've changed colour...

RE:"plastics" 82 yr old been going to watch cardiff city for over 60 years is now regarded as a plastic cos he chose to wear a red top??never did i imagine that i would have to be concerned for him at a "home" game! Some of the vitriol on here has me thinking.ffs cardiff city runs through his veins its all about choice.HIS!!!!

just like it's others choice to dislike the rebrand. You seem to be happy to tell others to wear red, but when people tell you to wear blue.. You get all upset.

I don't care what people's opinions on the rebrand are. I wear my blue scarf down the city and I enjoy the football. Just as others wear red or blue down the city and enjoy the football.

I think that the red supporters receive a lot more aggro from anti-rebrand supporters for accepting change and are sometimes more defensive or upset as you put it.

The best for everyone is to not mind what other fans are doing in this instance, but accept there are different opinions and move on. People accepting of the rebrand accept it and watch the football & people who aren't accepting of the rebrand wear blue/ protest etc and watch the football

We all support Cardiff City FC and that's what matters

RE:"plastics" 82 yr old been going to watch cardiff city for over 60 years is now regarded as a plastic cos he chose to wear a red top??never did i imagine that i would have to be concerned for him at a "home" game! Some of the vitriol on here has me thinking.ffs cardiff city runs through his veins its all about choice.HIS!!!!

just like it's others choice to dislike the rebrand. You seem to be happy to tell others to wear red, but when people tell you to wear blue.. You get all upset.

I don't care what people's opinions on the rebrand are. I wear my blue scarf down the city and I enjoy the football. Just as others wear red or blue down the city and enjoy the football.

I think that the red supporters receive a lot more aggro from anti-rebrand supporters for accepting change and are sometimes more defensive or upset as you put it.

The best for everyone is to not mind what other fans are doing in this instance, but accept there are different opinions and move on. People accepting of the rebrand accept it and watch the football & people who aren't accepting of the rebrand wear blue/ protest etc and watch the football

We all support Cardiff City FC and that's what matters

Agree with that

I don't care what people's opinions on the rebrand are. I wear my blue scarf down the city and I enjoy the football. Just as others wear red or blue down the city and enjoy the football.

I think that the red supporters receive a lot more aggro from anti-rebrand supporters for accepting change and are sometimes more defensive or upset as you put it.

The best for everyone is to not mind what other fans are doing in this instance, but accept there are different opinions and move on. People accepting of the rebrand accept it and watch the football & people who aren't accepting of the rebrand wear blue/ protest etc and watch the football

We all support Cardiff City FC and that's what matters

And anti-rebrand fans have been the subject of threats and warnings of physical violence and name calling too. Both sides as bad as each other.

Sadly its all true.

Sadly very true, but that's how our club want it and many are happy to oblige and don't care.

Annis just because someone supports the club a different way from yourself doesn't mean they do not care.
It's not that black and white ....

If someone wears red, that must mean that they don't care that we've changed colour...

No.
But please elaborate on your theory....

To say "they wear red they don't care" would be like to say "You don't support the team that play in red because you're wearing blue".

To me, respecting the club would be keeping its identity and traditions alive, by wearing blue.

As I said though, each to their own.

Wholeheartedly agree in theory.

But would you berate or belittle a fan who wore something you disagreed with?

Would you stand by the actions of Someone who did?

No I wouldn't. I'd criticise them, as I have done in the past. As I said, each to their own.

That disproves the myth that only those who like to wear blue go to matches, fair play to all who turned up. I don't do friendly games.

Sadly its all true.

Sadly very true, but that's how our club want it and many are happy to oblige and don't care.

Annis just because someone supports the club a different way from yourself doesn't mean they do not care.
It's not that black and white ....

If someone wears red, that must mean that they don't care that we've changed colour...

No.
But please elaborate on your theory....

To say "they wear red they don't care" would be like to say "You don't support the team that play in red because you're wearing blue".

Well surely, if someone hates the fact that we've changed to red, they wouldn't wear red... otherwise they'd look like a hypocrite