It makes my stomach turn,---- TRUE BLUEBIRD FAN

How a genuine fan of Cardiff city can sit at a game shouting, BLUEBIRDS and BLUE ARMY, whilst dressed in RED is beyond me. It makes my stomach turn, We as a club are being torn apart. DON"T ACCEPT IT.---------- CCFC

It certainly shows their ignorance

It's entirely possible to support the team wearing red but also want to return to blue.

I'm sorry, but that is absolute rubbish. If you actually want a return to blue, you wouldn't wear the very shirt that is the total opposite of what you actually want.

If you are wearing a red shirt, you are actively endorsing the rebrand & therefore cannot say you wish for a return to blue.

Nonsense. Just because you would prefer a return to blue doesnt mean you wouldnt wear red. I would bet that if you asked every City fan on a match day what colour they would prefer to play in the majority would say blue. However, at home games a large section of our fans (especially at one famous scarf giveaway) wear red.

It is ridiculous to suggest that if you wear red you dont want a return to blue. If you go to ANY home match and purchase ANY ticket, food, drinks and merchandise from the club you are also endorsing the rebrand as the rebranded club you are putting your money into!

could be worse their were some by me last year shouting Red Army even though they have been whatching city 30 40 years

Nonsense. Just because you would prefer a return to blue doesnt mean you wouldnt wear red. I would bet that if you asked every City fan on a match day what colour they would prefer to play in the majority would say blue. However, at home games a large section of our fans (especially at one famous scarf giveaway) wear red.

It is ridiculous to suggest that if you wear red you dont want a return to blue. If you go to ANY home match and purchase ANY ticket, food, drinks and merchandise from the club you are also endorsing the rebrand as the rebranded club you are putting your money into!

It isn't nonsense at all. you cannot describe yourself as "pro-blue" if you are wearing a red shirt, as you have specifically purchased/worm a red shirt over a blue one. If you felt that strongly about a return to blue, you'd wear a blue one.

Unless you were really stupid, of course.

Nonsense. Just because you would prefer a return to blue doesnt mean you wouldnt wear red. I would bet that if you asked every City fan on a match day what colour they would prefer to play in the majority would say blue. However, at home games a large section of our fans (especially at one famous scarf giveaway) wear red.

It is ridiculous to suggest that if you wear red you dont want a return to blue. If you go to ANY home match and purchase ANY ticket, food, drinks and merchandise from the club you are also endorsing the rebrand as the rebranded club you are putting your money into!

It isn't nonsense at all. you cannot describe yourself as "pro-blue" if you are wearing a red shirt, as you have specifically purchased/worm a red shirt over a blue one. If you felt that strongly about a return to blue, you'd wear a blue one.

Unless you were really stupid, of course.

Quote: "Unless you were really stupid, of course..."

Hmmmm, now there's a thought. Surely not??

Keep up the good work, Barry Chuckle

Nonsense. Just because you would prefer a return to blue doesnt mean you wouldnt wear red. I would bet that if you asked every City fan on a match day what colour they would prefer to play in the majority would say blue. However, at home games a large section of our fans (especially at one famous scarf giveaway) wear red.

It is ridiculous to suggest that if you wear red you dont want a return to blue. If you go to ANY home match and purchase ANY ticket, food, drinks and merchandise from the club you are also endorsing the rebrand as the rebranded club you are putting your money into!

It isn't nonsense at all. you cannot describe yourself as "pro-blue" if you are wearing a red shirt, as you have specifically purchased/worm a red shirt over a blue one. If you felt that strongly about a return to blue, you'd wear a blue one.

Unless you were really stupid, of course.

Never heard such rubbish in my life. The majority of Cardiff City fans would prefer us to be in blue, however, a majority of Cardiff City fans at home matches wear red. So that throws your terrible theory right out the window.

Jesus Christ, are you seriously that dull?!

If someone is choosing to wear a RED shirt OVER a BLUE shirt, then they can hardly be described as someone who wants blue back, as they are choosing to wear a red shirt OVER a blue shirt.

Bloody hell.

I have no problem with people who have accepted the rebrand & wear a red shirt, but if they are choosing to wear a red shirt over a blue one, then claim to be "pro-blue", then they are making themselves look very silly.

It would be like setting up an AA meeting in a pub....

Jesus Christ, are you seriously that dull?!

If someone is choosing to wear a RED shirt OVER a BLUE shirt, then they can hardly be described as someone who wants blue back, as they are choosing to wear a red shirt OVER a blue shirt.

Bloody hell.

I have no problem with people who have accepted the rebrand & wear a red shirt, but if they are choosing to wear a red shirt over a blue one, then claim to be "pro-blue", then they are making themselves look very silly.

It would be like setting up an AA meeting in a pub....

Chucks i don't agree with you that often but this time i do, as far as the colour of the top goes

Jesus Christ, are you seriously that dull?!

If someone is choosing to wear a RED shirt OVER a BLUE shirt, then they can hardly be described as someone who wants blue back, as they are choosing to wear a red shirt OVER a blue shirt.

Bloody hell.

I have no problem with people who have accepted the rebrand & wear a red shirt, but if they are choosing to wear a red shirt over a blue one, then claim to be "pro-blue", then they are making themselves look very silly.

It would be like setting up an AA meeting in a pub....

Absolute garbage. If you go to a game YOU ARE SUPPORTING THE REBRAND regardless of what colour shirt you wear. If you choose to wear a red top it means you like the red top it doesnt mean you wouldnt prefer the club to be wearing blue. It is just people supporting the club.

In previous seasons if somebody bought an away shirt instead of the home shirt would they be seen as 'anti blue' and not be allowed to sing Blue related songs ? No ofcourse it wouldnt.

Jesus Christ, are you seriously that dull?!

If someone is choosing to wear a RED shirt OVER a BLUE shirt, then they can hardly be described as someone who wants blue back, as they are choosing to wear a red shirt OVER a blue shirt.

Bloody hell.

I have no problem with people who have accepted the rebrand & wear a red shirt, but if they are choosing to wear a red shirt over a blue one, then claim to be "pro-blue", then they are making themselves look very silly.

It would be like setting up an AA meeting in a pub....

Absolute garbage. If you go to a game YOU ARE SUPPORTING THE REBRAND regardless of what colour shirt you wear. If you choose to wear a red top it means you like the red top it doesnt mean you wouldnt prefer the club to be wearing blue. It is just people supporting the club.

In previous seasons if somebody bought an away shirt instead of the home shirt would they be seen as 'anti blue' and not be allowed to sing Blue related songs ? No ofcourse it wouldnt.

You've got it the complete wrong way around.

How are you supporting the rebrand by turning up? The only way you can support the rebrand is by wearing the red merchandise. There's no such thing as supporting the rebrand financially, on the financial side of things you can only support the club, regardless of what side you're on. I understand that some people wear red because that's the way in which they want to support Cardiff City, but they need to understand that it's supporting the rebrand as well.

Away shirts are completely irrelevant (other than from last season onwards as they've only kept blue to keep fans somewhat happy). It's only about the club's colours. Nothing else. But if you support the rebrand by wearing red then it seems rather silly to sing songs such as "we'll always be blue" or "blue army". Can't you see that?

If you want blue back or if you're against the rebrand, then wearing the red merchandise is just pure hypocrisy.