Sun Dec 28, 2014 11:54 pm
Bakedalasker wrote:Military Junta wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:Military Junta wrote:Man of Harlech wrote:Daniel_PT_blues wrote:CalShepCCFC wrote:Most put up with rebrand, not accepted it! Football is a drug to majority of fans, can't go without it. Why should Tan's selfish decisions take away a huge part of people's lives? People will go no matter how bad it gets! Some might not, some couldn't go through it, makes them no less of a fan if they put up with it or not!
No fan is pro-red, they're just pro-Cardiff City, and probably 100% of people would choose blue if the option is given! You're not helping the cause by calling people sell outs as they didn't abandon the club at the earliest part of the rebrand!
The point is now, Tan has made some ridiculous decisions post-Malky era, and it is pushing fans over the edge of what they will accept! He's gone to far now, and that's why you get more and more saying they'll boycott, not because we're not successful anymore! There's only so much someone can handle, and decisions with manager for example, are a huge part of what can be accepted!
Spot on
Spot on. Too well thought through and presented for most on here though.
so in other words people on here are thick as f**k then. Pmsl
No Adam you just refuse to see the other side.
Those that stayed and supported the blue saved the blue.
Saved the blue ? The team are playing in red and paying fans are seen as supporting his changes
You just don't see it do you.
Well you wouldn't because you have not been there. The red was taking over and it would have won if we all had boycotted. However we did not dessert and the blue remained, small at first but grew, now the stadium is awash with blue. The blue lives.
Sun Dec 28, 2014 11:57 pm
Bakedalasker wrote:Military Junta wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:Military Junta wrote:Man of Harlech wrote:Daniel_PT_blues wrote:CalShepCCFC wrote:Most put up with rebrand, not accepted it! Football is a drug to majority of fans, can't go without it. Why should Tan's selfish decisions take away a huge part of people's lives? People will go no matter how bad it gets! Some might not, some couldn't go through it, makes them no less of a fan if they put up with it or not!
No fan is pro-red, they're just pro-Cardiff City, and probably 100% of people would choose blue if the option is given! You're not helping the cause by calling people sell outs as they didn't abandon the club at the earliest part of the rebrand!
The point is now, Tan has made some ridiculous decisions post-Malky era, and it is pushing fans over the edge of what they will accept! He's gone to far now, and that's why you get more and more saying they'll boycott, not because we're not successful anymore! There's only so much someone can handle, and decisions with manager for example, are a huge part of what can be accepted!
Spot on
Spot on. Too well thought through and presented for most on here though.
so in other words people on here are thick as f**k then. Pmsl
No Adam you just refuse to see the other side.
Those that stayed and supported the blue saved the blue.
Saved the blue ? The team are playing in red and paying fans are seen as supporting his changes
You just don't see it do you.
Well you wouldn't because you have not been there. The red was taking over and it would have won if we all had boycotted. However we did not dessert and the blue remained, small at first but grew, now the stadium is awash with blue. The blue lives.
Sun Dec 28, 2014 11:59 pm
Military Junta wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:Military Junta wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:Military Junta wrote:Man of Harlech wrote:Daniel_PT_blues wrote:CalShepCCFC wrote:Most put up with rebrand, not accepted it! Football is a drug to majority of fans, can't go without it. Why should Tan's selfish decisions take away a huge part of people's lives? People will go no matter how bad it gets! Some might not, some couldn't go through it, makes them no less of a fan if they put up with it or not!
No fan is pro-red, they're just pro-Cardiff City, and probably 100% of people would choose blue if the option is given! You're not helping the cause by calling people sell outs as they didn't abandon the club at the earliest part of the rebrand!
The point is now, Tan has made some ridiculous decisions post-Malky era, and it is pushing fans over the edge of what they will accept! He's gone to far now, and that's why you get more and more saying they'll boycott, not because we're not successful anymore! There's only so much someone can handle, and decisions with manager for example, are a huge part of what can be accepted!
Spot on
Spot on. Too well thought through and presented for most on here though.
so in other words people on here are thick as f**k then. Pmsl
No Adam you just refuse to see the other side.
Those that stayed and supported the blue saved the blue.
Saved the blue ? The team are playing in red and paying fans are seen as supporting his changes
You just don't see it do you.
Well you wouldn't because you have not been there. The red was taking over and it would have won if we all had boycotted. However we did not dessert and the blue remained, small at first but grew, now the stadium is awash with blue. The blue lives.
Stop trying to justify your own actions. If there was a mass boycott from the start then something would have happened years ago now. Glory hunters
Mon Dec 29, 2014 12:01 am
Bakedalasker wrote:Military Junta wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:Military Junta wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:Military Junta wrote:Man of Harlech wrote:Daniel_PT_blues wrote:CalShepCCFC wrote:Most put up with rebrand, not accepted it! Football is a drug to majority of fans, can't go without it. Why should Tan's selfish decisions take away a huge part of people's lives? People will go no matter how bad it gets! Some might not, some couldn't go through it, makes them no less of a fan if they put up with it or not!
No fan is pro-red, they're just pro-Cardiff City, and probably 100% of people would choose blue if the option is given! You're not helping the cause by calling people sell outs as they didn't abandon the club at the earliest part of the rebrand!
The point is now, Tan has made some ridiculous decisions post-Malky era, and it is pushing fans over the edge of what they will accept! He's gone to far now, and that's why you get more and more saying they'll boycott, not because we're not successful anymore! There's only so much someone can handle, and decisions with manager for example, are a huge part of what can be accepted!
Spot on
Spot on. Too well thought through and presented for most on here though.
so in other words people on here are thick as f**k then. Pmsl
No Adam you just refuse to see the other side.
Those that stayed and supported the blue saved the blue.
Saved the blue ? The team are playing in red and paying fans are seen as supporting his changes
You just don't see it do you.
Well you wouldn't because you have not been there. The red was taking over and it would have won if we all had boycotted. However we did not dessert and the blue remained, small at first but grew, now the stadium is awash with blue. The blue lives.
Stop trying to justify your own actions. If there was a mass boycott from the start then something would have happened years ago now. Glory hunters
When the re-brand broke out we were on our way to the premier. If we would have boycotted we would have been replaced easily. We had a 6,000 waiting list when we got there. It would have not bothered Tan one bit.
Mon Dec 29, 2014 12:04 am
Military Junta wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:Military Junta wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:Military Junta wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:Military Junta wrote:Man of Harlech wrote:Daniel_PT_blues wrote:CalShepCCFC wrote:Most put up with rebrand, not accepted it! Football is a drug to majority of fans, can't go without it. Why should Tan's selfish decisions take away a huge part of people's lives? People will go no matter how bad it gets! Some might not, some couldn't go through it, makes them no less of a fan if they put up with it or not!
No fan is pro-red, they're just pro-Cardiff City, and probably 100% of people would choose blue if the option is given! You're not helping the cause by calling people sell outs as they didn't abandon the club at the earliest part of the rebrand!
The point is now, Tan has made some ridiculous decisions post-Malky era, and it is pushing fans over the edge of what they will accept! He's gone to far now, and that's why you get more and more saying they'll boycott, not because we're not successful anymore! There's only so much someone can handle, and decisions with manager for example, are a huge part of what can be accepted!
Spot on
Spot on. Too well thought through and presented for most on here though.
so in other words people on here are thick as f**k then. Pmsl
No Adam you just refuse to see the other side.
Those that stayed and supported the blue saved the blue.
Saved the blue ? The team are playing in red and paying fans are seen as supporting his changes
You just don't see it do you.
Well you wouldn't because you have not been there. The red was taking over and it would have won if we all had boycotted. However we did not dessert and the blue remained, small at first but grew, now the stadium is awash with blue. The blue lives.
Stop trying to justify your own actions. If there was a mass boycott from the start then something would have happened years ago now. Glory hunters
When the re-brand broke out we were on our way to the premier. If we would have boycotted we would have been replaced easily. We had a 6,000 waiting list when we got there. It would have not bothered Tan one bit.
So in other words Glory hunting
Mon Dec 29, 2014 12:13 am
Mon Dec 29, 2014 12:16 am
Military Junta wrote:Tan is only now reactioning on the back of season ticket holders threatening not to buy. This should have happened years ago not now. The blue is dead and 'may' co,e back in the future but for now in the eyes of the club its died
Mon Dec 29, 2014 12:25 am
Mon Dec 29, 2014 12:31 am
CalShepCCFC wrote:If blue was dead, Tan would not be coming out with a speech mirroring the Queen on Christmas Day saying we're red... He's obviously not to happy that he can't rid it! And trying to remind us just shows he's worried!
Mon Dec 29, 2014 2:25 am
Mon Dec 29, 2014 4:03 am
CF64 BLUE wrote:Military Junta wrote:The team is losing!!!! Where were you at the beginning ? Slagging us all off that's where!!! Sell outs
Excellent way to get support for your cause, by calling those people you want to join the blue revolution sell outs.
Mon Dec 29, 2014 4:29 am
Bluemellons wrote:I never backed the rebrand and have been home and away for 40 years.I put up with it in the hope that the debt would be wiped out. Now however, he has moved the goalposts again.
f**k Tan. I've missed the last 3 home games..the longest absence in nearly 30 years.
This has to happen now.....We have to stay away..This isnt our club any more. I cant relate to any of it. Honestly happier in div 4 in the 80's. At least we had pride.
We are just a laughing stock. A joke.
Mon Dec 29, 2014 9:51 am
CalShepCCFC wrote:Mr Shed wrote:He's right tho. How big was the protesting when we played against man city at home last season?
Or previous to that when we got promoted?
what has changed now apart from the results?
As I said in my reply, bad decisions post-malky era, and the comic announcements made by Tan, have pushed people over the edge!
Mon Dec 29, 2014 10:26 am
maccydee wrote:CalShepCCFC wrote:Mr Shed wrote:He's right tho. How big was the protesting when we played against man city at home last season?
Or previous to that when we got promoted?
what has changed now apart from the results?
As I said in my reply, bad decisions post-malky era, and the comic announcements made by Tan, have pushed people over the edge!
No they haven't. It's the results that have changed.
Mon Dec 29, 2014 10:27 am
Mon Dec 29, 2014 11:22 pm
Bakedalasker wrote:Military Junta wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:Military Junta wrote:Man of Harlech wrote:Daniel_PT_blues wrote:CalShepCCFC wrote:Most put up with rebrand, not accepted it! Football is a drug to majority of fans, can't go without it. Why should Tan's selfish decisions take away a huge part of people's lives? People will go no matter how bad it gets! Some might not, some couldn't go through it, makes them no less of a fan if they put up with it or not!
No fan is pro-red, they're just pro-Cardiff City, and probably 100% of people would choose blue if the option is given! You're not helping the cause by calling people sell outs as they didn't abandon the club at the earliest part of the rebrand!
The point is now, Tan has made some ridiculous decisions post-Malky era, and it is pushing fans over the edge of what they will accept! He's gone to far now, and that's why you get more and more saying they'll boycott, not because we're not successful anymore! There's only so much someone can handle, and decisions with manager for example, are a huge part of what can be accepted!
Spot on
Spot on. Too well thought through and presented for most on here though.
so in other words people on here are thick as f**k then. Pmsl
No Adam you just refuse to see the other side.
Those that stayed and supported the blue saved the blue.
Saved the blue ? The team are playing in red and paying fans are seen as supporting his changes
You just don't see it do you.
Well you wouldn't because you have not been there. The red was taking over and it would have won if we all had boycotted. However we did not dessert and the blue remained, small at first but grew, now the stadium is awash with blue. The blue lives.
Mon Dec 29, 2014 11:55 pm
Military Junta wrote:CalShepCCFC wrote:Military Junta wrote:So after all that lads the point still stands, the only thing which have changed is the results
You've blatantly just ignored everything said
Because what you said was nonsense. If it was 1984 would did majority of people still go to work during the miners strikes ? No because in their mind it wasn't the righ thing to do. Yet fast forward 30 years people allowed a big businessman in Tan to trample over their club and change everything apart from the name which they would have IMO had if the FA didn't change the rules in time.
Back in '84 the returning workforce were call scabs, nowadays the returning fans are sell outs. Fact!!
Tue Dec 30, 2014 1:06 am
Tue Dec 30, 2014 4:49 am
TheRow wrote:If we had stayed up last year, nobody would have said anything. If we were top right now, nobody would say anything.
We get the biggest anti rebrand threads when we lose.
Tue Dec 30, 2014 5:18 am