Sun Dec 28, 2014 12:57 pm
Sun Dec 28, 2014 1:03 pm
tomcat wrote:Many of the fans have very short memories. I want us to play in blue as much as anybody else, but Tan's terms for investment were very clear from the start, further confirmed when he pulled out temporarily then came back to the table.
Take the emotion out of equation, a change to red was the main part of his offer, whether we like it or not.
We all know -
1. He has no regard for the club's history
2. He has no relationshio with the fanbase BUT
3. We knew the conditions under which he was investing
Sun Dec 28, 2014 1:07 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:tomcat wrote:Many of the fans have very short memories. I want us to play in blue as much as anybody else, but Tan's terms for investment were very clear from the start, further confirmed when he pulled out temporarily then came back to the table.
Take the emotion out of equation, a change to red was the main part of his offer, whether we like it or not.
We all know -
1. He has no regard for the club's history
2. He has no relationshio with the fanbase BUT
3. We knew the conditions under which he was investing
Thank you for your fictional biography but how the fook did you vote Chief ?![]()
Sun Dec 28, 2014 1:08 pm
Sun Dec 28, 2014 1:14 pm
maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:tomcat wrote:Many of the fans have very short memories. I want us to play in blue as much as anybody else, but Tan's terms for investment were very clear from the start, further confirmed when he pulled out temporarily then came back to the table.
Take the emotion out of equation, a change to red was the main part of his offer, whether we like it or not.
We all know -
1. He has no regard for the club's history
2. He has no relationshio with the fanbase BUT
3. We knew the conditions under which he was investing
Thank you for your fictional biography but how the fook did you vote Chief ?![]()
How is that fictional Nukes? It's all correct. True there was no poll of season ticket holders but there were many who wanted the investment. Our problems started with the Malaysian flags etc welcoming him. It showed how desperate we were.
Sun Dec 28, 2014 1:25 pm
tomcat wrote:Many of the fans have very short memories. I want us to play in blue as much as anybody else, but Tan's terms for investment were very clear from the start, further confirmed when he pulled out temporarily then came back to the table.
Take the emotion out of equation, a change to red was the main part of his offer, whether we like it or not.
We all know -
1. He has no regard for the club's history
2. He has no relationshio with the fanbase BUT
3. We knew the conditions under which he was investing
Sun Dec 28, 2014 1:48 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:tomcat wrote:Many of the fans have very short memories. I want us to play in blue as much as anybody else, but Tan's terms for investment were very clear from the start, further confirmed when he pulled out temporarily then came back to the table.
Take the emotion out of equation, a change to red was the main part of his offer, whether we like it or not.
We all know -
1. He has no regard for the club's history
2. He has no relationshio with the fanbase BUT
3. We knew the conditions under which he was investing
Thank you for your fictional biography but how the fook did you vote Chief ?![]()
How is that fictional Nukes? It's all correct. True there was no poll of season ticket holders but there were many who wanted the investment. Our problems started with the Malaysian flags etc welcoming him. It showed how desperate we were.
Chief it was intimidation and lies that got the City Fans to reluctantly except the re brand. Red or dead was a lie. So it wasn't so much I will put a hundred mill in it was the lies from certain fans leaders with an agenda telling massive porkies. Instead of saying lets stand up for our Club and saying no and he would of backed down we was walked all over. What he was saying Chief I feel to be misleading and incorrect
Sun Dec 28, 2014 1:51 pm
Sun Dec 28, 2014 1:54 pm
Sun Dec 28, 2014 1:56 pm
Sun Dec 28, 2014 2:57 pm
Sun Dec 28, 2014 3:15 pm
maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:tomcat wrote:Many of the fans have very short memories. I want us to play in blue as much as anybody else, but Tan's terms for investment were very clear from the start, further confirmed when he pulled out temporarily then came back to the table.
Take the emotion out of equation, a change to red was the main part of his offer, whether we like it or not.
We all know -
1. He has no regard for the club's history
2. He has no relationshio with the fanbase BUT
3. We knew the conditions under which he was investing
Thank you for your fictional biography but how the fook did you vote Chief ?![]()
How is that fictional Nukes? It's all correct. True there was no poll of season ticket holders but there were many who wanted the investment. Our problems started with the Malaysian flags etc welcoming him. It showed how desperate we were.
Chief it was intimidation and lies that got the City Fans to reluctantly except the re brand. Red or dead was a lie. So it wasn't so much I will put a hundred mill in it was the lies from certain fans leaders with an agenda telling massive porkies. Instead of saying lets stand up for our Club and saying no and he would of backed down we was walked all over. What he was saying Chief I feel to be misleading and incorrect
Nukes you can't have it both ways. There was either no one who wanted the rebrand or people were duped into it. You are trying to use both arguments to suit your agenda.
Sun Dec 28, 2014 3:39 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:tomcat wrote:Many of the fans have very short memories. I want us to play in blue as much as anybody else, but Tan's terms for investment were very clear from the start, further confirmed when he pulled out temporarily then came back to the table.
Take the emotion out of equation, a change to red was the main part of his offer, whether we like it or not.
We all know -
1. He has no regard for the club's history
2. He has no relationshio with the fanbase BUT
3. We knew the conditions under which he was investing
Thank you for your fictional biography but how the fook did you vote Chief ?![]()
How is that fictional Nukes? It's all correct. True there was no poll of season ticket holders but there were many who wanted the investment. Our problems started with the Malaysian flags etc welcoming him. It showed how desperate we were.
Chief it was intimidation and lies that got the City Fans to reluctantly except the re brand. Red or dead was a lie. So it wasn't so much I will put a hundred mill in it was the lies from certain fans leaders with an agenda telling massive porkies. Instead of saying lets stand up for our Club and saying no and he would of backed down we was walked all over. What he was saying Chief I feel to be misleading and incorrect
Nukes you can't have it both ways. There was either no one who wanted the rebrand or people were duped into it. You are trying to use both arguments to suit your agenda.
No agenda Chief for me I was against it from the start. I new red or dead was a lie. But for many they saw this as the truth and were duped into these lies.
Sun Dec 28, 2014 5:02 pm
Sun Dec 28, 2014 5:13 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:tomcat wrote:Many of the fans have very short memories. I want us to play in blue as much as anybody else, but Tan's terms for investment were very clear from the start, further confirmed when he pulled out temporarily then came back to the table.
Take the emotion out of equation, a change to red was the main part of his offer, whether we like it or not.
We all know -
1. He has no regard for the club's history
2. He has no relationshio with the fanbase BUT
3. We knew the conditions under which he was investing
Thank you for your fictional biography but how the fook did you vote Chief ?![]()
How is that fictional Nukes? It's all correct. True there was no poll of season ticket holders but there were many who wanted the investment. Our problems started with the Malaysian flags etc welcoming him. It showed how desperate we were.
Chief it was intimidation and lies that got the City Fans to reluctantly except the re brand. Red or dead was a lie. So it wasn't so much I will put a hundred mill in it was the lies from certain fans leaders with an agenda telling massive porkies. Instead of saying lets stand up for our Club and saying no and he would of backed down we was walked all over. What he was saying Chief I feel to be misleading and incorrect
Nukes you can't have it both ways. There was either no one who wanted the rebrand or people were duped into it. You are trying to use both arguments to suit your agenda.
No agenda Chief for me I was against it from the start. I new red or dead was a lie. But for many they saw this as the truth and were duped into these lies.
Sun Dec 28, 2014 6:27 pm
maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:tomcat wrote:Many of the fans have very short memories. I want us to play in blue as much as anybody else, but Tan's terms for investment were very clear from the start, further confirmed when he pulled out temporarily then came back to the table.
Take the emotion out of equation, a change to red was the main part of his offer, whether we like it or not.
We all know -
1. He has no regard for the club's history
2. He has no relationshio with the fanbase BUT
3. We knew the conditions under which he was investing
Thank you for your fictional biography but how the fook did you vote Chief ?![]()
How is that fictional Nukes? It's all correct. True there was no poll of season ticket holders but there were many who wanted the investment. Our problems started with the Malaysian flags etc welcoming him. It showed how desperate we were.
Chief it was intimidation and lies that got the City Fans to reluctantly except the re brand. Red or dead was a lie. So it wasn't so much I will put a hundred mill in it was the lies from certain fans leaders with an agenda telling massive porkies. Instead of saying lets stand up for our Club and saying no and he would of backed down we was walked all over. What he was saying Chief I feel to be misleading and incorrect
Nukes you can't have it both ways. There was either no one who wanted the rebrand or people were duped into it. You are trying to use both arguments to suit your agenda.
No agenda Chief for me I was against it from the start. I new red or dead was a lie. But for many they saw this as the truth and were duped into these lies.
Nukes who actually said red or dead?
Believe some fans leaders said it first then everyone was saying it.
Sun Dec 28, 2014 6:35 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:tomcat wrote:Many of the fans have very short memories. I want us to play in blue as much as anybody else, but Tan's terms for investment were very clear from the start, further confirmed when he pulled out temporarily then came back to the table.
Take the emotion out of equation, a change to red was the main part of his offer, whether we like it or not.
We all know -
1. He has no regard for the club's history
2. He has no relationshio with the fanbase BUT
3. We knew the conditions under which he was investing
Thank you for your fictional biography but how the fook did you vote Chief ?![]()
How is that fictional Nukes? It's all correct. True there was no poll of season ticket holders but there were many who wanted the investment. Our problems started with the Malaysian flags etc welcoming him. It showed how desperate we were.
Chief it was intimidation and lies that got the City Fans to reluctantly except the re brand. Red or dead was a lie. So it wasn't so much I will put a hundred mill in it was the lies from certain fans leaders with an agenda telling massive porkies. Instead of saying lets stand up for our Club and saying no and he would of backed down we was walked all over. What he was saying Chief I feel to be misleading and incorrect
Nukes you can't have it both ways. There was either no one who wanted the rebrand or people were duped into it. You are trying to use both arguments to suit your agenda.
No agenda Chief for me I was against it from the start. I new red or dead was a lie. But for many they saw this as the truth and were duped into these lies.
Nukes who actually said red or dead?
Do you know what it was a term so widely used back then I have no idea nowBelieve some fans leaders said it first then everyone was saying it.
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Sun Dec 28, 2014 9:59 pm
maccydee wrote:Ridiculous poll. Too late. That horse has bolted and many, many more than are choosing Premiership now chose it when it mattered.
Sun Dec 28, 2014 10:15 pm
Forever Blue wrote:maccydee wrote:Ridiculous poll. Too late. That horse has bolted and many, many more than are choosing Premiership now chose it when it mattered.
Neil, Uve stuck up for Tan ect from day one, whats your views nowadays???