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Re: Those against the rebrand

Tue Feb 19, 2013 12:20 pm

Bluebird64 wrote:
Tony Blue Williams wrote:
Bluebird64 wrote:Tony how can you support the rebrand 100% and then claim you dont like us playing in red.Surely you are 90% behind the rebrand. Confused.com
:oops:


I'm 100% behind the rebrand because it is our only hope of ridding ourselves of our historical debt, settling the Langston Loan Notes, conforming with the Financial Fair Play Regulations and establishing ourselves in the Premier League.

I personally don't like us playing in Red but I'm pragmatic enough to understand it is a price we HAVE to pay because it is part of Tan's vision and he is paying the bills.

Hope that clears things up.


Nope the rebrand included playing in red so if you dont support that then you cannot be 100% behind the whole rebrand.


TBH with you mate that is nit picking. OK if it makes you happy I'm 95% behind the rebrand if you take playing in red at 5%. :roll:

Re: Those against the rebrand

Tue Feb 19, 2013 12:32 pm

In my opinion if you are adamant you are against the rebrand then you shouldn't pay to enter that stadium whilst the dictatorship is in effect.

Re: Those against the rebrand

Tue Feb 19, 2013 12:51 pm

ELY BOY wrote:In my opinion if you are adamant you are against the rebrand then you shouldn't pay to enter that stadium whilst the dictatorship is in effect.


Of course that is your opinion and fair enough. The trouble is defining what 'adamant' is as we can all have several different versions of it (see my post above :lol: )

Re: Those against the rebrand

Tue Feb 19, 2013 1:54 pm

ELY BOY wrote:In my opinion if you are adamant you are against the rebrand then you shouldn't pay to enter that stadium whilst the dictatorship is in effect.


Totally agree, genuinely feel sorry for those that it has effected badly, but totally respect those that have refused to support it by staying away.

As far as I see it, those who have accepted it are being called by some the sell outs, for simply accepting hings and moving on, to me the sell outs are those that moan and complain, blame others slate others and name call, yet go along and pays their money, yet somehow seem to think they have the moral high ground.
You got people saying I hate it so I don' buy a programme any more, or I don' buy merchandise, what a cop out. :roll:

Re: Those against the rebrand

Tue Feb 19, 2013 1:58 pm

Barry Chuckle wrote:Have we always been blue since Cardiff City was formed as an entity in 1908? I think so.


Cardiff City was formed when Riverside got rebranded. They sold their soul for the dream of playing in the English leagues and the chance to progress and sign better players.

I demand we be renamed Riverside AFC and have our old kit back. :malky:

Re: Those against the rebrand

Tue Feb 19, 2013 2:27 pm

All Black Everything. wrote:
Barry Chuckle wrote:Have we always been blue since Cardiff City was formed as an entity in 1908? I think so.


Cardiff City was formed when Riverside got rebranded. They sold their soul for the dream of playing in the English leagues and the chance to progress and sign better players.

I demand we be renamed Riverside AFC and have our old kit back. :malky:



Your not the first to say this.My Mrs is a clairvoyant and she reckons theres thousands and thousand of spirits that want the original kit back.In the next life they are gonna kick shit out of Chuckles. :lol:

Re: Those against the rebrand

Tue Feb 19, 2013 2:41 pm

Jinks wrote:Many called fans who are not bothered by the rebrand sell outs and soul sellers that only care about premiership football?
But you will all be there watching premiership football wont you or you all gonna make a stand and not attend in protest ? :roll:
Happy to call fans names but the same time getting season tickets for next season Hypocrites..

What a stupid post. Supporting the club doesn't mean you support the rebrand.

Re: Those against the rebrand

Tue Feb 19, 2013 2:58 pm

BigGwynram wrote:
ELY BOY wrote:In my opinion if you are adamant you are against the rebrand then you shouldn't pay to enter that stadium whilst the dictatorship is in effect.


Totally agree, genuinely feel sorry for those that it has effected badly, but totally respect those that have refused to support it by staying away.

As far as I see it, those who have accepted it are being called by some the sell outs, for simply accepting hings and moving on, to me the sell outs are those that moan and complain, blame others slate others and name call, yet go along and pays their money, yet somehow seem to think they have the moral high ground.
You got people saying I hate it so I don' buy a programme any more, or I don' buy merchandise, what a cop out. :roll:


That isn't what "sell out" means

Re: Those against the rebrand

Tue Feb 19, 2013 3:03 pm

BigGwynram wrote:
ELY BOY wrote:In my opinion if you are adamant you are against the rebrand then you shouldn't pay to enter that stadium whilst the dictatorship is in effect.


Totally agree, genuinely feel sorry for those that it has effected badly, but totally respect those that have refused to support it by staying away.

As far as I see it, those who have accepted it are being called by some the sell outs, for simply accepting hings and moving on, to me the sell outs are those that moan and complain, blame others slate others and name call, yet go along and pays their money, yet somehow seem to think they have the moral high ground.
You got people saying I hate it so I don' buy a programme any more, or I don' buy merchandise, what a cop out. :roll:


You don't respect those that stay away. You have accused them of not being real fans. Real fans stick with the club through the good times and bad, is that not one of your sayings.

Re: Those against the rebrand

Tue Feb 19, 2013 3:04 pm

To me our colours, crest and traditions are more important than success or Premier League football. The rebrand was completely unnecessary, as it's the personal preference of one guy, thats all.

And you dont stamp on traditions and feelings of many loyal City fans who spent fortunes into the club over the years. Those kept the club alive, the passion and of course the money we all spent.

My passion for this current red club is non-existant, the passion for the real Cardiff City is still there and will always be there. I cant believe we are at the top of the CC and I dont feel anything...no excitement, no joy, no nothing.

I am exited as if Cardiff Rugby plays in the Heinecken Cup, or if Grangetown Harlequins play in Europe. Yes I want them to win as they are Cardiff teams, but thats it. Months ago, b4 the rebrand, I lived Cardiff City 24/7. As many know, I even moved to Cardiff a few years back because of the club so I could watch the mighty Bluebirds more often home and away. Watched the youth teams play, reserve games, Welsh Cup or preseason games... everything Cardiff City. Moved back to Germany because of my job and to be closer to my family again, but every Euro saved here went into my trips to South Wales...

Its all gone now, this rebrand is totally unacceptable to me. I have been back to Cardiff, watched us play with that shite on a red shirt and tbh it hurts me deeply. Seriously tried to take it on board, but it feels just wrong and I cant lie to myself. Honestly, I had tears in my eyes but I cant continue supporting all this.

Still follow the scores from the distance, but I am not putting any of my money into this club. Last few quid spent were for the last blue bits'n pieces from the clubshop.

If, one day we'll be back in blue, no matter in which league (Premiership or Conference football), I will be back. When all the new "success-orientated" folk are long gone, I will travel on a rainy tuesday night to Torquay or Stockport, as many other loyal City fans do.

:ayatollah: :ayatollah: :ayatollah: BLUEBIRDS :ayatollah: :ayatollah: :ayatollah:

Re: Those against the rebrand

Tue Feb 19, 2013 3:37 pm

PtB wrote:It's not really hypocrtical though, is it?

Supporting the team doesn't mean you have to support the rebrand.




Agree on THIS point but there are a fair few (by that I mean a dozen or so) that consistently slate those who have accepted the re-brand (albeit reluctantly in most cases) as being "sell-outs" when the REAL issue are the very survival of the club in recent times and the realisation that there wasn't much any of us paupers (in relation to Tan's world) could do to stop him

It's called 'understanding' and the ONLY time anyone (for or against) can call anyone a "sell-out" is when they STOP turning up to watch the team for such a flimsy reason

That is, of course, only MY opinion ;) :lol: :ayatollah: :ayatollah:

Re: Those against the rebrand

Tue Feb 19, 2013 3:50 pm

Jinks wrote:Many called fans who are not bothered by the rebrand sell outs and soul sellers that only care about premiership football?
But you will all be there watching premiership football wont you or you all gonna make a stand and not attend in protest ? :roll:
Happy to call fans names but the same time getting season tickets for next season Hypocrites..


Jinks I do agree....

To the the people who disagree, let me paint a small picture. If and when this current CCFC team and its management team, secure top flight football for the first time in over 50 years. Will you be having a few beers to celebrate??? will you be excited when the new fixtures come out, who we playing first?? will you be wearing your City shirt on your holidays.... giving it large in benidorm??

Come on lads, red blue or pink, lets get united behind CCFC and really start to enjoy the good times that are staring us in the face.

I'm not going to dictate, I'm not going to bully anyone, lets just get behind the club we all love.

Please!!! :malky: :malky:

Re: Those against the rebrand

Tue Feb 19, 2013 3:57 pm

caerdydd_78 wrote:
Jinks wrote:Many called fans who are not bothered by the rebrand sell outs and soul sellers that only care about premiership football?
But you will all be there watching premiership football wont you or you all gonna make a stand and not attend in protest ? :roll:
Happy to call fans names but the same time getting season tickets for next season Hypocrites..


Jinks I do agree....

To the the people who disagree, let me paint a small picture. If and when this current CCFC team and its management team, secure top flight football for the first time in over 50 years. Will you be having a few beers to celebrate??? will you be excited when the new fixtures come out, who we playing first?? will you be wearing your City shirt on your holidays.... giving it large in benidorm??

Come on lads, red blue or pink, lets get united behind CCFC and really start to enjoy the good times that are staring us in the face.

I'm not going to dictate, I'm not going to bully anyone, lets just get behind the club we all love.

Please!!! :malky: :malky:




On the day of promotion they'll be painting the town RED!! :lol: :lol: :ayatollah: :ayatollah: :laughing6: :laughing6:

Re: Those against the rebrand

Tue Feb 19, 2013 4:13 pm

JonCCFC wrote:
Jinks wrote:Many called fans who are not bothered by the rebrand sell outs and soul sellers that only care about premiership football?
But you will all be there watching premiership football wont you or you all gonna make a stand and not attend in protest ? :roll:
Happy to call fans names but the same time getting season tickets for next season Hypocrites..

What a stupid post. Supporting the club doesn't mean you support the rebrand.


Read it again brains i wasnt on about fans against the rebrand i was talking about the ones who call other fans sell outs and so on

Re: Those against the rebrand

Tue Feb 19, 2013 4:35 pm

Sven Ghali wrote:
caerdydd_78 wrote:
Jinks wrote:Many called fans who are not bothered by the rebrand sell outs and soul sellers that only care about premiership football?
But you will all be there watching premiership football wont you or you all gonna make a stand and not attend in protest ? :roll:
Happy to call fans names but the same time getting season tickets for next season Hypocrites..


Jinks I do agree....

To the the people who disagree, let me paint a small picture. If and when this current CCFC team and its management team, secure top flight football for the first time in over 50 years. Will you be having a few beers to celebrate??? will you be excited when the new fixtures come out, who we playing first?? will you be wearing your City shirt on your holidays.... giving it large in benidorm??

Come on lads, red blue or pink, lets get united behind CCFC and really start to enjoy the good times that are staring us in the face.

I'm not going to dictate, I'm not going to bully anyone, lets just get behind the club we all love.

Please!!! :malky: :malky:




On the day of promotion they'll be painting the town RED!! :lol: :lol: :ayatollah: :ayatollah: :laughing6: :laughing6:


That why I understand Jinks gets his hair off.

All well and good calling fans who wish to go along with the rebrand sell outs and almost spit on them in the streets, but we all support the same club.

Id love the fans who will refuse the scarf tonight, What will you think of the fans who will wear the scarf with pride??? what happens if its a family member?? people are forgetting the true reason, a simple competition to win a season ticket. Bearing in mind there are many single mothers and fathers whom would love a season ticket under the current climate to aid there families.

At least for now we just have to support the current management team and the team to make sure everyone is positive until we reach promotion.

We can then all sit down in the summer and tweak the re-brand designs to suit all parties.

Re: Those against the rebrand

Tue Feb 19, 2013 4:36 pm

All Black Everything. wrote:
Barry Chuckle wrote:Have we always been blue since Cardiff City was formed as an entity in 1908? I think so.


Cardiff City was formed when Riverside got rebranded. They sold their soul for the dream of playing in the English leagues and the chance to progress and sign better players.

I demand we be renamed Riverside AFC and have our old kit back. :malky:




^^^^^^^^^^THIS^^^^^^^^^^


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Re: Those against the rebrand

Tue Feb 19, 2013 4:40 pm

All Black Everything. wrote:
Barry Chuckle wrote:Have we always been blue since Cardiff City was formed as an entity in 1908? I think so.


Cardiff City was formed when Riverside got rebranded. They sold their soul for the dream of playing in the English leagues and the chance to progress and sign better players.

I demand we be renamed Riverside AFC and have our old kit back. :malky:


I think, just maybe, you have done the impossible, and shut old Chuckles up. :malky: :notworthy:

:laughing6: :laughing6: :laughing6:

Re: Those against the rebrand

Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:03 pm

caerdydd_78 wrote:
Sven Ghali wrote:
caerdydd_78 wrote:
Jinks wrote:Many called fans who are not bothered by the rebrand sell outs and soul sellers that only care about premiership football?
But you will all be there watching premiership football wont you or you all gonna make a stand and not attend in protest ? :roll:
Happy to call fans names but the same time getting season tickets for next season Hypocrites..


Jinks I do agree....

To the the people who disagree, let me paint a small picture. If and when this current CCFC team and its management team, secure top flight football for the first time in over 50 years. Will you be having a few beers to celebrate??? will you be excited when the new fixtures come out, who we playing first?? will you be wearing your City shirt on your holidays.... giving it large in benidorm??

Come on lads, red blue or pink, lets get united behind CCFC and really start to enjoy the good times that are staring us in the face.

I'm not going to dictate, I'm not going to bully anyone, lets just get behind the club we all love.

Please!!! :malky: :malky:




On the day of promotion they'll be painting the town RED!! :lol: :lol: :ayatollah: :ayatollah: :laughing6: :laughing6:


That why I understand Jinks gets his hair off.

All well and good calling fans who wish to go along with the rebrand sell outs and almost spit on them in the streets, but we all support the same club.

Id love the fans who will refuse the scarf tonight, What will you think of the fans who will wear the scarf with pride??? what happens if its a family member?? people are forgetting the true reason, a simple competition to win a season ticket. Bearing in mind there are many single mothers and fathers whom would love a season ticket under the current climate to aid there families.

At least for now we just have to support the current management team and the team to make sure everyone is positive until we reach promotion.

We can then all sit down in the summer and tweak the re-brand designs to suit all parties.




Agree ;) :ayatollah: :ayatollah:

If I was to 'win' a Season Ticket it would go to a deserving cause (via the club) ;) :ayatollah: :ayatollah:

Re: Those against the rebrand

Wed Feb 20, 2013 6:11 pm

Bakedalasker wrote:
BigGwynram wrote:
ELY BOY wrote:In my opinion if you are adamant you are against the rebrand then you shouldn't pay to enter that stadium whilst the dictatorship is in effect.


Totally agree, genuinely feel sorry for those that it has effected badly, but totally respect those that have refused to support it by staying away.

As far as I see it, those who have accepted it are being called by some the sell outs, for simply accepting hings and moving on, to me the sell outs are those that moan and complain, blame others slate others and name call, yet go along and pays their money, yet somehow seem to think they have the moral high ground.
You got people saying I hate it so I don' buy a programme any more, or I don' buy merchandise, what a cop out. :roll:


You don't respect those that stay away. You have accused them of not being real fans. Real fans stick with the club through the good times and bad, is that not one of your sayings.


Yes but that is in relation to fans like yourself who moan and slate others but then pay and support the man they supposedly hate, I respect the ones that have walked away because they have principles, but tghey surely will admit they were fans rather than are fans, the club they were fans of is now different enough to stop them being fans, it's he others who describe themselves as real fans as a opposed to sell outs etc, yet go along with things and still give their money like the next fan, mind you, I do know you have takedn the bold step of not buying programmes as a protest. :lol:

Re: Those against the rebrand

Wed Feb 20, 2013 6:17 pm

A renewal is nothing other than a support for Tan and the red, you cannot say otherwise as its bullshit. Sorry but if you hate it don't renew.

You honestly think Tan knows that there has been a petition and a protest? I don't. All he will see is strong red shirt sales, a red stadium last night and thousands of renewals. If thats not support for red then what is?

If you have renewed you cannot complain anymore, FACT.

:old:

Re: Those against the rebrand

Wed Feb 20, 2013 6:19 pm

BigGwynram wrote:
Bakedalasker wrote:
BigGwynram wrote:
ELY BOY wrote:In my opinion if you are adamant you are against the rebrand then you shouldn't pay to enter that stadium whilst the dictatorship is in effect.


Totally agree, genuinely feel sorry for those that it has effected badly, but totally respect those that have refused to support it by staying away.

As far as I see it, those who have accepted it are being called by some the sell outs, for simply accepting hings and moving on, to me the sell outs are those that moan and complain, blame others slate others and name call, yet go along and pays their money, yet somehow seem to think they have the moral high ground.
You got people saying I hate it so I don' buy a programme any more, or I don' buy merchandise, what a cop out. :roll:


You don't respect those that stay away. You have accused them of not being real fans. Real fans stick with the club through the good times and bad, is that not one of your sayings.


Yes but that is in relation to fans like yourself who moan and slate others but then pay and support the man they supposedly hate, I respect the ones that have walked away because they have principles, but tghey surely will admit they were fans rather than are fans, the club they were fans of is now different enough to stop them being fans, it's he others who describe themselves as real fans as a opposed to sell outs etc, yet go along with things and still give their money like the next fan, mind you, I do know you have takedn the bold step of not buying programmes as a protest. :lol:


Yes Gwyn, I'm a sellout, been going quite a while, classed as one one the older fans and did not make a stand......just like you.

I'll let everyone else judge who is the biggest sellout of the two of us.

Re: Those against the rebrand

Wed Feb 20, 2013 6:38 pm

Bluebird since 1948 wrote:A renewal is nothing other than a support for Tan and the red, you cannot say otherwise as its bullshit. Sorry but if you hate it don't renew.

You honestly think Tan knows that there has been a petition and a protest? I don't. All he will see is strong red shirt sales, a red stadium last night and thousands of renewals. If thats not support for red then what is?

If you have renewed you cannot complain anymore, FACT.

:old:


In your opinion. I don't agree. :thumbright:

Re: Those against the rebrand

Wed Feb 20, 2013 6:46 pm

Barry Chuckle wrote:
Bluebird since 1948 wrote:A renewal is nothing other than a support for Tan and the red, you cannot say otherwise as its bullshit. Sorry but if you hate it don't renew.

You honestly think Tan knows that there has been a petition and a protest? I don't. All he will see is strong red shirt sales, a red stadium last night and thousands of renewals. If thats not support for red then what is?

If you have renewed you cannot complain anymore, FACT.

:old:


In your opinion. I don't agree. :thumbright:


:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Really? Tell me how will Tan ever know that the fans are against the rebrand when those that are most against it still renew? Your petitions and protests won't even reach Tan. Your money will. You have forfeited your right to complain and deep down you f*cking know it!

Honestly, the mind boggles.

:old:

Re: Those against the rebrand

Wed Feb 20, 2013 6:48 pm

Bluebird since 1948 wrote:
Barry Chuckle wrote:
Bluebird since 1948 wrote:A renewal is nothing other than a support for Tan and the red, you cannot say otherwise as its bullshit. Sorry but if you hate it don't renew.

You honestly think Tan knows that there has been a petition and a protest? I don't. All he will see is strong red shirt sales, a red stadium last night and thousands of renewals. If thats not support for red then what is?

If you have renewed you cannot complain anymore, FACT.

:old:


In your opinion. I don't agree. :thumbright:


:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Really? Tell me how will Tan ever know that the fans are against the rebrand when those that are most against it still renew? Your petitions and protests won't even reach Tan. Your money will. You have forfeited your right to complain and deep down you f*cking know it!

Honestly, the mind boggles.

:old:


No, I won't. As a ST holder I will have the right to air my views of the running of the club. If I didn't renew, I'd forfeit those rights.

That's my opinion of course. Seeing as you've been at the club since the Riverside FC days, I'm sure yours is far more important. :sleepy2:

Re: Those against the rebrand

Wed Feb 20, 2013 7:01 pm

We will have the Bluebird back and play in blue at home it's just a matter of time like everything else. Just bite your tongue and enjoy the football and a chance of playing in the prem for now. :ayatollah:

Re: Those against the rebrand

Wed Feb 20, 2013 7:04 pm

FOOTSOLDIER wrote:We will have the Bluebird back and play in blue at home it's just a matter of time like everything else. Just bite your tongue and enjoy the football and a chance of playing in the prem for now. :ayatollah:


What reasoning you give that? I don't see it in the near future - and the longer it goes on for, the more fans will only know of CCFC in red!

Re: Those against the rebrand

Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:14 pm

Bakedalasker wrote:
BigGwynram wrote:
Bakedalasker wrote:
BigGwynram wrote:
ELY BOY wrote:In my opinion if you are adamant you are against the rebrand then you shouldn't pay to enter that stadium whilst the dictatorship is in effect.


Totally agree, genuinely feel sorry for those that it has effected badly, but totally respect those that have refused to support it by staying away.

As far as I see it, those who have accepted it are being called by some the sell outs, for simply accepting hings and moving on, to me the sell outs are those that moan and complain, blame others slate others and name call, yet go along and pays their money, yet somehow seem to think they have the moral high ground.
You got people saying I hate it so I don' buy a programme any more, or I don' buy merchandise, what a cop out. :roll:


You don't respect those that stay away. You have accused them of not being real fans. Real fans stick with the club through the good times and bad, is that not one of your sayings.


Yes but that is in relation to fans like yourself who moan and slate others but then pay and support the man they supposedly hate, I respect the ones that have walked away because they have principles, but tghey surely will admit they were fans rather than are fans, the club they were fans of is now different enough to stop them being fans, it's he others who describe themselves as real fans as a opposed to sell outs etc, yet go along with things and still give their money like the next fan, mind you, I do know you have takedn the bold step of not buying programmes as a protest. :lol:


Yes Gwyn, I'm a sellout, been going quite a while, classed as one one the older fans and did not make a stand......just like you.

I'll let everyone else judge who is the biggest sellout of the two of us.


I have simply put he club and it's future before my personal needs and preferences, if that is selling out then so be it, in my eyes it's showing some loyalty as the word support implies, you got to be there good and bad, thick and thin, putting your own choices ahead of the club his selfish and a sell out in my eyes.

The sell outs as most see it are the ones who haven't the balls or principles to back up their big brave words and do something positive other than not buy programmes, people like you say they hate it, yet support it, and that ain't being a sell out :lol: :lol: :lol:

Re: Those against the rebrand

Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:15 pm

Bluebird since 1948 wrote:A renewal is nothing other than a support for Tan and the red, you cannot say otherwise as its bullshit. Sorry but if you hate it don't renew.

You honestly think Tan knows that there has been a petition and a protest? I don't. All he will see is strong red shirt sales, a red stadium last night and thousands of renewals. If thats not support for red then what is?

If you have renewed you cannot complain anymore, FACT.

:old:



EXACTLY, :ayatollah: :ayatollah:

Re: Those against the rebrand

Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:23 pm

BigGwynram wrote:
Bluebird since 1948 wrote:A renewal is nothing other than a support for Tan and the red, you cannot say otherwise as its bullshit. Sorry but if you hate it don't renew.

You honestly think Tan knows that there has been a petition and a protest? I don't. All he will see is strong red shirt sales, a red stadium last night and thousands of renewals. If thats not support for red then what is?

If you have renewed you cannot complain anymore, FACT.

:old:



EXACTLY, :ayatollah: :ayatollah:

gwyn why are you rubbing peoples faces in it,i have seen the thread on mikes board concerning mms an them not having the colour blue.
i am not bothered about the rebrand either way,but i respect peoples feelings an you are coming across as a childish
spoilt brat whos got his opwn way.
i have read other threads you have put on here on they are a good,but i think your letting yourself down last night an today :ayatollah: :ayatollah: :ayatollah:

Re: Those against the rebrand

Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:28 pm

sleepers wrote:
BigGwynram wrote:
Bluebird since 1948 wrote:A renewal is nothing other than a support for Tan and the red, you cannot say otherwise as its bullshit. Sorry but if you hate it don't renew.

You honestly think Tan knows that there has been a petition and a protest? I don't. All he will see is strong red shirt sales, a red stadium last night and thousands of renewals. If thats not support for red then what is?

If you have renewed you cannot complain anymore, FACT.

:old:



EXACTLY, :ayatollah: :ayatollah:

gwyn why are you rubbing peoples faces in it,i have seen the thread on mikes board concerning mms an them not having the colour blue.
i am not bothered about the rebrand either way,but i respect peoples feelings an you are coming across as a childish
spoilt brat whos got his opwn way.
i have read other threads you have put on here on they are a good,but i think your letting yourself down last night an today :ayatollah: :ayatollah: :ayatollah:



Perhaps you missed the TLG digs about the M&M's, it was done in response to that.