TIME TO MOVE ON

I agree with OP. The sea of red at the Man City game told its own story.. On the day of a BU march and the stadium was still overwhelmingly red.

Sea of red

This is what does my head in with the blue/red arguing..he stated HIS opinion amd you laugh?

Opinion!? Think you'll find it's more the fact he's an annoying blind tw*t who wasn't even there

Only the family stand was more red than blue. The rest was predominantly blue. I can tell you that as I was there.

You may be ninth in the League One table after that 2-2 draw against Shrewsbury on Saturday, but you're already 3-0 down against Villa tonight.

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Stop trolling, you strange man.

Just so you know, it is NOT time to move on.

Look at the ground, the vast majority in blue. upto 1,000 fans marched toward the ground. The story was in the 10 most read on the BBC website.

This issue won't go away until Tan engages with fans and respects the club.

It's gone to far now to give up.

I'm Cardiff City forever, and I'm Blue forever. I wouldn't expect a Celtic fan to give up their hoops, or a Welsh rugby fan to drop their colour red, and I'll be damned if I'll give up on my club so easily.

I agree that arguments on the internet can die down, but Mr Red or Dead, I'm afraid the pro-blue stuff won't.

Bluebirds Forever.

Just so you know, it is NOT time to move on.

Look at the ground, the vast majority in blue. upto 1,000 fans marched toward the ground. The story was in the 10 most read on the BBC website.

This issue won't go away until Tan engages with fans and respects the club.

It's gone to far now to give up.

I'm Cardiff City forever, and I'm Blue forever. I wouldn't expect a Celtic fan to give up their hoops, or a Welsh rugby fan to drop their colour red, and I'll be damned if I'll give up on my club so easily.

I agree that arguments on the internet can die down, but Mr Red or Dead, I'm afraid the pro-blue stuff won't.

Bluebirds Forever.

I agree with OP. The sea of red at the Man City game told its own story.. On the day of a BU march and the stadium was still overwhelmingly red.

No it was not, it was about 50-50.

Not even 50/50 or anywhere near. Blue vastly outnumbers red. It's only the family stand where it approaches 50/50.

Red shirts just stand out against the background more. It's why red lights are used on traffic lights and why stop signs are red.

Absolutely nowhere near 50/50 in the ground generally.

Sunday was awesome. The march made me hugely proud, and that was carried on in the stands and on the pitch..what an awesome day.

Not even 50/50 or anywhere near. Blue vastly outnumbers red. It's only the family stand where it approaches 50/50.

Red shirts just stand out against the background more. It's why red lights are used on traffic lights and why stop signs are red.

Absolutely nowhere near 50/50 in the ground generally.

Sunday was awesome. The march made me hugely proud, and that was carried on in the stands and on the pitch..what an awesome day.

But the amount of red shirts at the game frightened me. I'm now starting to think we may never return to blue.

I don't see the point in the protests to be honest, we know VT won't change and it's best to accept that. It doesn't mean you have to accept and agree that we should play in red.

I don't like the badge change or the fact we play in red, however I do like the fact that VT has come in and spent millions, cleared off our debt and ultimately take us to the prem.

The way I show my colours is by wearing my colours. I wear blue to the games. I will not try to persuade or convince fans who choose to wear red to wear blue, the choice is theirs. They still support Cardiff City and that's all that matters to me

I don't see the point in the protests to be honest, we know VT won't change and it's best to accept that. It doesn't mean you have to accept and agree that we should play in red.

I don't like the badge change or the fact we play in red, however I do like the fact that VT has come in and spent millions, cleared off our debt and ultimately take us to the prem.

The way I show my colours is by wearing my colours. I wear blue to the games. I will not try to persuade or convince fans who choose to wear red to wear blue, the choice is theirs. They still support Cardiff City and that's all that matters to me

The point in Bluebirds Unite is to keep blue alive, if we all just went along with it then a blue Cardiff City would be dead forever

Exactly.

I applaud anyone who continues to wear blue, and that is really important, but alone it won't change anything.

The march had 1,000+ people on it. A loud, visible presence, was commented on by the national media, was in the most read BBC news articles on sunday, and was a notable part of the whole day.

No one knows what goes on in Tan's head, but if he is to reverse his damaging decision, then all the pressure will help.

60/40 blue in the stadium and family stand had mostly red , but the rest mainly blue and there was a 1,000 at the march , people around town and canton who don't even like football said the same amount so please stop making bullshit up like it was only 250 well done bu great day

I'd say there was around 600/700 hundred at the castle.

I don't think BU have lost either, they have raised the issue and got fans talking over the ethics of ditching your colours. the amount of blue in the ground was testiment to that.