Blue in division 2 or red in top four pl?

So more financial reassurance thus keeping our club stable or back to winding up orders?

But the question was just "blue in League Two or red in the Premier League", put everything else aside

We got an owner now that knows how to run a business the sam fans were saying a year or so ago that oh we need
a man who knows football at the club malky cant do it on his own. tan got it spot on. tan has got the debt spot on.
tan has got the egg chasers spot on. tan has got HMRC spot on. tan has got us in the premiership spot on. but at what
cost? well in my eyes he has took a dump on the supporters. my way or the highway. but again hes got it spot on we
got loads of fans who are dead exited to watch Man U and Chelsea down the city this season thats who hes targeting.
these fans suport the idea of premier football and watching the big boys as much as they suport the City. red, green
pink>? they dont care cos its 'still cardiff city and we will be watching them play man utd next season' personaly i love
us bein in the premiership but hate the disrespect he shown us hate that no consultation took place hate that he don't
give a toss for our history. he said weve done f**k all. well so what. many thousands of us went though trips to carlisle
darlington gillingham grimbsy watched the team get stuffed, go up go down (usually down) and its wats put the club so
close to our hearts its why we so proud to be bluebirds. by being so disrespecful tan is saying "you bin watching them for
40 yr in the dungeons all over europe? so what. its my club now.i find it hard to beleive that any long time fan can just
say 'so what, its just a colour and the badge is just a badge'

Yes so we are told that Tan knows how to run a business.

Well if running a business losing £1.2 million a month is acceptable then even I could do that. For our business to work under the Tan model we needed to get to the premier. Tan NEEDED the premier more than we wanted it for his model to work. I really wish some people could see that.

Back to the question, blue in league 2 for me without a doubt.

wen he took the club over we where up shit creek cant deny that its cost a lot of money to get us to the premier but we are
there now so his plan has worked next stage is to sustain it and start turning a profit it l take time as far as running the business end id sooner him than any one that come before him. if the prick wud have some respect and give us and out views some considertain hed be a hero. rite now the rift is geting bigger. the which colour shorts do you want farce has escalated it

The simple question was either red in the Premier League or blue in League Two (regardless of everything else), and the fact that some people put success (for what could be only one season) over tradition and identity says a lot about some people.

Nice throw away line but there is nothing wrong with wanting the best for your club?

See what your attitude says to me is that YOU put your own SELFISH preferences (playing in blue) before the good of our club.

Strangely I totally admit to wanting success over failure for Cardiff City, yea says a lot about me doesn't it

You could argue that, but I think it's even more selfish to put success infront of Cardiff City's traditions/identity.

We all want success, but I wouldn't throw away over 100 years of tradition and identity for what could be short term success unlike some.

Totally agree. How is it selfish to put identity in front of potential success? I'd say the exact opposite is true. It's very easy to just go along with it and enjoy the ride. Many people are going out of their way to try and oppose the re brand. If and when the BU are successful, we will have a lot to thank them for. I suspect the pro rebrand fans will be very quiet then.

So more financial reassurance thus keeping our club stable or back to winding up orders?

But the question was just "blue in League Two or red in the Premier League", put everything else aside

I'm aware of that and I think he actually meant the championship as he said Division 2. I'm just saying, as much as I'd love the blue back, I'd rather the financial stability to be sorted after all the shit we went through.

my thoughts are if hed given us blue shorts and socks at home the whole issue would been put to bed now cos wed all have
got something cant comprahend why he hasn't to be honest

Red and prem for me.Can't understand those who would wish 3 years of misery on a club they are suppose to support.

Misery? For the 20 years i have been going down to watch City the best days are Hartlepool away. barnet away etc. I watched the Shrewsbury game from 93 the other day and that had the hairs standing up on the back of my neck again. Not once have I felt like that this season. Give me my club shirt and badge back any day, in any league.
Cheers,
Lee. On the brink of departing.

So more financial reassurance thus keeping our club stable or back to winding up orders?

But the question was just "blue in League Two or red in the Premier League", put everything else aside

I'm aware of that and I think he actually meant the championship as he said Division 2. I'm just saying, as much as I'd love the blue back, I'd rather the financial stability to be sorted after all the shit we went through.

I don't think it's too much to ask for both. And I see no reason at all why both cannot be achieved in the current situation.

my thoughts are if hed given us blue shorts and socks at home the whole issue would been put to bed now cos wed all have
got something cant comprahend why he hasn't to be honest

I doubt that very much.

So more financial reassurance thus keeping our club stable or back to winding up orders?

But the question was just "blue in League Two or red in the Premier League", put everything else aside

I'm aware of that and I think he actually meant the championship as he said Division 2. I'm just saying, as much as I'd love the blue back, I'd rather the financial stability to be sorted after all the shit we went through.

Well that's an even easier decision in that case! I see what you mean, but it's interesting to see what people would prefer regardless of all the other shit which is obviously all relevant in reality

Red and prem for me.Can't understand those who would wish 3 years of misery on a club they are suppose to support.

Misery? For the 20 years i have been going down to watch City the best days are Hartlepool away. barnet away etc. I watched the Shrewsbury game from 93 the other day and that had the hairs standing up on the back of my neck again. Not once have I felt like that this season. Give me my club shirt and badge back any day, in any league.
Cheers,
Lee. On the brink of departing.

I can completely understand why you would be on the point of departing. It's soul destroying seeing the grown men and women wearing red to our home games. But things have changed, there is a definite momentum behind the pro blue movement. We need fans like you to fight against it. Tan is one man, but if we unite we are much more powerful than one man, no matter how rich he is. We will be blue sometime, of that I am confident, and then we can heal this whole sorry rift that Tan created, it's juts a matter of when.

Blue for ever!

Red in the PL, without a doubt

So more financial reassurance thus keeping our club stable or back to winding up orders?

But the question was just "blue in League Two or red in the Premier League", put everything else aside

I'm aware of that and I think he actually meant the championship as he said Division 2. I'm just saying, as much as I'd love the blue back, I'd rather the financial stability to be sorted after all the shit we went through.

I don't think it's too much to ask for both. And I see no reason at all why both cannot be achieved in the current situation.

I agree with you wholeheartedly, but given the circumstances where he practically blackmailed us, we should go along until we secure our financial dilemma.

my thoughts are if hed given us blue shorts and socks at home the whole issue would been put to bed now cos wed all have
got something cant comprahend why he hasn't to be honest

I doubt that very much.

i think most wuld have settled for blue shorts/socks then just sit tigt til the feller fucks off and we get a new man in as it is
he has stired up yet another hornets nest with the you chose black shorts bulshit

So more financial reassurance thus keeping our club stable or back to winding up orders?

But the question was just "blue in League Two or red in the Premier League", put everything else aside

I'm aware of that and I think he actually meant the championship as he said Division 2. I'm just saying, as much as I'd love the blue back, I'd rather the financial stability to be sorted after all the shit we went through.

I don't think it's too much to ask for both. And I see no reason at all why both cannot be achieved in the current situation.

I agree with you wholeheartedly, but given the circumstances where he practically blackmailed us, we should go along until we secure our financial dilemma.

What's he going to do now, he's certainly not going to walk after loaning the club all that money. The success of the club is very much in his interests.

Have the short colours been announced?

Have the short colours been announced?

they're black

Have the short colours been announced?

they're black

Just like we all wanted, the plan worked a treat didn't it. He's a sly dog that Tan.

The result of the vote was announced.

The simple question was either red in the Premier League or blue in League Two (regardless of everything else), and the fact that some people put success (for what could be only one season) over tradition and identity says a lot about some people.

Jon, this is just raising the opposite question but might it equally say a lot about the people it is claimed 'cannot move on' in order to secure our future in a rapidly changing environment where money is key?

Would you keep the same style of clothes, car, haircut, etc. just because you had them before and didn't like to 'let go' because you always had them?

It might be rhetorical but the principle is surely the same, eh?

The simple question was either red in the Premier League or blue in League Two (regardless of everything else), and the fact that some people put success (for what could be only one season) over tradition and identity says a lot about some people.

You'll still be there next season. Bluebirds Unite, against modern football, yet 99% will still go and watch Cardiff City in the PL, arguably the birthplace of modern football.

Ain't half some self gratifying posters on here thinking they are better for caring more about identity. As already said, Wolves in L1 and fans are going nuts and upset. If you want to being that bad feeling back to Cardiff then fair enough but I'd rather the next generation getting behind a PL Cardiff City even in red.

My preference don't matter, I'll be dead in 40-50 years most likely. The club lives on. The club is bigger than any player, manager or fan. The problem over the years has been people trying to use the club to make a name for themselves and now people are doing the same over the kit colour

As for prostituting our identity Chuckles, you still go. You are supporting it financially. Anyone with an ounce of business knowledge would see that. It's like a drug user slating a dealer for spending his money in trafficking when they're actively supporting it by buying drugs and putting money in the dealers pocket. You are helping create profit and fund activities elsewhere.

If you hate the rebrand don't go. TLG don't go. That's not supporting Tan. Just set up a Tan out scheme and stop going. That aint going to happen though because the lure of PL football is too strong and matters more than identity to you. If you still go you are no different to someone else who goes, financially supporting the club and Tan who is keeping it afloat.

This is getting boring now. If you stopped going like TLG you would be taken more seriously. As it stands all it comes across is a minority trying to be heroes but deep down doing nothing.

Tan is willing to lose up to 25% of customers. If you still go, red or blue, you are still a customer. You're not making a stand against the rebrand if you still go. Tan deals with balance sheets and end of financial year reports.

He laughs off chants of blue and he knows locals will still wear blue hence still selling a blue kit. As long as locals keep buying tickets and merchandise, red or blue, Tan ain't going to care. A customer is a customer. Tans business model is not one that puts customer relations at its forefront. Surely that is not hard to ascertain from previous actions. All he will care about is money and he'll do what he wants to get it.

Just like to add, we still have our identity.

The simple question was either red in the Premier League or blue in League Two (regardless of everything else), and the fact that some people put success (for what could be only one season) over tradition and identity says a lot about some people.

Jon, this is just raising the opposite question but might it equally say a lot about the people it is claimed 'cannot move on' in order to secure our future in a rapidly changing environment where money is key?

Would you keep the same style of clothes, car, haircut, etc. just because you had them before and didn't like to 'let go' because you always had them?

It might be rhetorical but the principle is surely the same, eh?

People change consistently in many different ways as they grow.

Football clubs don't. The only way in which football clubs should change is when the club are modernising such as changing stadium, changing badge etc. The rebrand wasn't an act of modernisation, just a colour preference to the owner. The colours of a club should never change, especially when the colour has been part of the club's identity for over 100 years.

The simple question was either red in the Premier League or blue in League Two (regardless of everything else), and the fact that some people put success (for what could be only one season) over tradition and identity says a lot about some people.

Jon, this is just raising the opposite question but might it equally say a lot about the people it is claimed 'cannot move on' in order to secure our future in a rapidly changing environment where money is key?

Would you keep the same style of clothes, car, haircut, etc. just because you had them before and didn't like to 'let go' because you always had them?

It might be rhetorical but the principle is surely the same, eh?

People change consistently in many different ways as they grow.

Football clubs don't. The only way in which football clubs should change is when the club are modernising such as changing stadium, changing badge etc. The rebrand wasn't an act of modernisation, just a colour preference to the owner. The colours of a club should never change, especially when the colour has been part of the club's identity for over 100 years.

Why?

What's the point of this thread? Just divides the fans, YET AGAIN.

The simple question was either red in the Premier League or blue in League Two (regardless of everything else), and the fact that some people put success (for what could be only one season) over tradition and identity says a lot about some people.

Jon, this is just raising the opposite question but might it equally say a lot about the people it is claimed 'cannot move on' in order to secure our future in a rapidly changing environment where money is key?

Would you keep the same style of clothes, car, haircut, etc. just because you had them before and didn't like to 'let go' because you always had them?

It might be rhetorical but the principle is surely the same, eh?

People change consistently in many different ways as they grow.

Football clubs don't. The only way in which football clubs should change is when the club are modernising such as changing stadium, changing badge etc. The rebrand wasn't an act of modernisation, just a colour preference to the owner. The colours of a club should never change, especially when the colour has been part of the club's identity for over 100 years.

I appreciate some of that but the whole world changes and through Tan's vision (like it or not) we are evolving at a rate we never dreamed of. Fans (sometimes unfortunately) have to embrace it; if for no other reason than (despite what we would all like) it isn't going to change anytime soon

An actual name change would be a completely different matter, mind

The simple question was either red in the Premier League or blue in League Two (regardless of everything else), and the fact that some people put success (for what could be only one season) over tradition and identity says a lot about some people.

Jon, this is just raising the opposite question but might it equally say a lot about the people it is claimed 'cannot move on' in order to secure our future in a rapidly changing environment where money is key?

Would you keep the same style of clothes, car, haircut, etc. just because you had them before and didn't like to 'let go' because you always had them?

It might be rhetorical but the principle is surely the same, eh?

People change consistently in many different ways as they grow.

Football clubs don't. The only way in which football clubs should change is when the club are modernising such as changing stadium, changing badge etc. The rebrand wasn't an act of modernisation, just a colour preference to the owner. The colours of a club should never change, especially when the colour has been part of the club's identity for over 100 years.

The colour change is modernisation to try and make the club a more profitable business and to mainly attract investors etc from the Far East (china) it's part of the club evolving which is modernisation not just a colour preference for the owner if you believe that's the real reason then you truly are dull as dog shit.

The simple question was either red in the Premier League or blue in League Two (regardless of everything else), and the fact that some people put success (for what could be only one season) over tradition and identity says a lot about some people.

You'll still be there next season. Bluebirds Unite, against modern football, yet 99% will still go and watch Cardiff City in the PL, arguably the birthplace of modern football.

Ain't half some self gratifying posters on here thinking they are better for caring more about identity. As already said, Wolves in L1 and fans are going nuts and upset. If you want to being that bad feeling back to Cardiff then fair enough but I'd rather the next generation getting behind a PL Cardiff City even in red.

My preference don't matter, I'll be dead in 40-50 years most likely. The club lives on. The club is bigger than any player, manager or fan. The problem over the years has been people trying to use the club to make a name for themselves and now people are doing the same over the kit colour

As for prostituting our identity Chuckles, you still go. You are supporting it financially. Anyone with an ounce of business knowledge would see that. It's like a drug user slating a dealer for spending his money in trafficking when they're actively supporting it by buying drugs and putting money in the dealers pocket. You are helping create profit and fund activities elsewhere.

If you hate the rebrand don't go. TLG don't go. That's not supporting Tan. Just set up a Tan out scheme and stop going. That aint going to happen though because the lure of PL football is too strong and matters more than identity to you. If you still go you are no different to someone else who goes, financially supporting the club and Tan who is keeping it afloat.

This is getting boring now. If you stopped going like TLG you would be taken more seriously. As it stands all it comes across is a minority trying to be heroes but deep down doing nothing.

Tan is willing to lose up to 25% of customers. If you still go, red or blue, you are still a customer. You're not making a stand against the rebrand if you still go. Tan deals with balance sheets and end of financial year reports.

He laughs off chants of blue and he knows locals will still wear blue hence still selling a blue kit. As long as locals keep buying tickets and merchandise, red or blue, Tan ain't going to care. A customer is a customer. Tans business model is not one that puts customer relations at its forefront. Surely that is not hard to ascertain from previous actions. All he will care about is money and he'll do what he wants to get it.

Football fans are against certain aspects of modern football, not modern football as a whole.

Wolves fans are angry and upset because they were relegated, just like any other fanbase would, that's part of football. But they still wouldn't want to change their identity for Premier League football. That "bad feeling" will always be here with me for as long as we are in red, I'd be a lot happier if we went back to blue than any success we achieve. I don't care what league we're in because I'll support the club through thick and thin.

You can't support the rebrand "financially". The only way in which you can support the rebrand is by wearing the red merchandise.

You say "if you hate the rebrand, don't go", what an ignorant thing to say. Like you said, a football club is bigger than any person, even Tan. I'm not going to stop supporting the club just because of one man.

Just because TLG doesn't go anymore, why does that mean we shouldn't either? Anyone who boycotts will never be taken seriously as their will always be people to replace them whilst we're in the Premier League. If you think that only a minority of people want blue back then you are deluded.

We're never going to stop wearing blue, chanting blue, protesting for blue so stop trying to tell us what to do as we'll never go away.

The simple question was either red in the Premier League or blue in League Two (regardless of everything else), and the fact that some people put success (for what could be only one season) over tradition and identity says a lot about some people.

You'll still be there next season. Bluebirds Unite, against modern football, yet 99% will still go and watch Cardiff City in the PL, arguably the birthplace of modern football.

Ain't half some self gratifying posters on here thinking they are better for caring more about identity. As already said, Wolves in L1 and fans are going nuts and upset. If you want to being that bad feeling back to Cardiff then fair enough but I'd rather the next generation getting behind a PL Cardiff City even in red.

My preference don't matter, I'll be dead in 40-50 years most likely. The club lives on. The club is bigger than any player, manager or fan. The problem over the years has been people trying to use the club to make a name for themselves and now people are doing the same over the kit colour

As for prostituting our identity Chuckles, you still go. You are supporting it financially. Anyone with an ounce of business knowledge would see that. It's like a drug user slating a dealer for spending his money in trafficking when they're actively supporting it by buying drugs and putting money in the dealers pocket. You are helping create profit and fund activities elsewhere.

If you hate the rebrand don't go. TLG don't go. That's not supporting Tan. Just set up a Tan out scheme and stop going. That aint going to happen though because the lure of PL football is too strong and matters more than identity to you. If you still go you are no different to someone else who goes, financially supporting the club and Tan who is keeping it afloat.

This is getting boring now. If you stopped going like TLG you would be taken more seriously. As it stands all it comes across is a minority trying to be heroes but deep down doing nothing.

Tan is willing to lose up to 25% of customers. If you still go, red or blue, you are still a customer. You're not making a stand against the rebrand if you still go. Tan deals with balance sheets and end of financial year reports.

He laughs off chants of blue and he knows locals will still wear blue hence still selling a blue kit. As long as locals keep buying tickets and merchandise, red or blue, Tan ain't going to care. A customer is a customer. Tans business model is not one that puts customer relations at its forefront. Surely that is not hard to ascertain from previous actions. All he will care about is money and he'll do what he wants to get it.

Football fans are against certain aspects of modern football, not modern football as a whole.

Wolves fans are angry and upset because they were relegated, just like any other fanbase would, that's part of football. But they still wouldn't want to change their identity for Premier League football. That "bad feeling" will always be here with me for as long as we are in red, I'd be a lot happier if we went back to blue than any success we achieve. I don't care what league we're in because I'll support the club through thick and thin.

You can't support the rebrand "financially". The only way in which you can support the rebrand is by wearing the red merchandise.

You say "if you hate the rebrand, don't go", what an ignorant thing to say. Like you said, a football club is bigger than any person, even Tan. I'm not going to stop supporting the club just because of one man.

Just because TLG doesn't go anymore, why does that mean we shouldn't either? Anyone who boycotts will never be taken seriously as their will always be people to replace them whilst we're in the Premier League. If you think that only a minority of people want blue back then you are deluded.

We're never going to stop wearing blue, chanting blue, protesting for blue so stop trying to tell us what to do as we'll never go away.

Says the man, sorry boy who purchased a rebranded shirt

The simple question was either red in the Premier League or blue in League Two (regardless of everything else), and the fact that some people put success (for what could be only one season) over tradition and identity says a lot about some people.

You'll still be there next season. Bluebirds Unite, against modern football, yet 99% will still go and watch Cardiff City in the PL, arguably the birthplace of modern football.

Ain't half some self gratifying posters on here thinking they are better for caring more about identity. As already said, Wolves in L1 and fans are going nuts and upset. If you want to being that bad feeling back to Cardiff then fair enough but I'd rather the next generation getting behind a PL Cardiff City even in red.

My preference don't matter, I'll be dead in 40-50 years most likely. The club lives on. The club is bigger than any player, manager or fan. The problem over the years has been people trying to use the club to make a name for themselves and now people are doing the same over the kit colour

As for prostituting our identity Chuckles, you still go. You are supporting it financially. Anyone with an ounce of business knowledge would see that. It's like a drug user slating a dealer for spending his money in trafficking when they're actively supporting it by buying drugs and putting money in the dealers pocket. You are helping create profit and fund activities elsewhere.

If you hate the rebrand don't go. TLG don't go. That's not supporting Tan. Just set up a Tan out scheme and stop going. That aint going to happen though because the lure of PL football is too strong and matters more than identity to you. If you still go you are no different to someone else who goes, financially supporting the club and Tan who is keeping it afloat.

This is getting boring now. If you stopped going like TLG you would be taken more seriously. As it stands all it comes across is a minority trying to be heroes but deep down doing nothing.

Tan is willing to lose up to 25% of customers. If you still go, red or blue, you are still a customer. You're not making a stand against the rebrand if you still go. Tan deals with balance sheets and end of financial year reports.

He laughs off chants of blue and he knows locals will still wear blue hence still selling a blue kit. As long as locals keep buying tickets and merchandise, red or blue, Tan ain't going to care. A customer is a customer. Tans business model is not one that puts customer relations at its forefront. Surely that is not hard to ascertain from previous actions. All he will care about is money and he'll do what he wants to get it.

Football fans are against certain aspects of modern football, not modern football as a whole.

Wolves fans are angry and upset because they were relegated, just like any other fanbase would, that's part of football. But they still wouldn't want to change their identity for Premier League football. That "bad feeling" will always be here with me for as long as we are in red, I'd be a lot happier if we went back to blue than any success we achieve. I don't care what league we're in because I'll support the club through thick and thin.

You can't support the rebrand "financially". The only way in which you can support the rebrand is by wearing the red merchandise.

You say "if you hate the rebrand, don't go", what an ignorant thing to say. Like you said, a football club is bigger than any person, even Tan. I'm not going to stop supporting the club just because of one man.

Just because TLG doesn't go anymore, why does that mean we shouldn't either? Anyone who boycotts will never be taken seriously as their will always be people to replace them whilst we're in the Premier League. If you think that only a minority of people want blue back then you are deluded.

We're never going to stop wearing blue, chanting blue, protesting for blue so stop trying to tell us what to do as we'll never go away.

Says the man, sorry boy who purchased a rebranded shirt

I purchased the BLUE away kit, hardly rebrand merchandise is it

The simple question was either red in the Premier League or blue in League Two (regardless of everything else), and the fact that some people put success (for what could be only one season) over tradition and identity says a lot about some people.

You'll still be there next season. Bluebirds Unite, against modern football, yet 99% will still go and watch Cardiff City in the PL, arguably the birthplace of modern football.

Ain't half some self gratifying posters on here thinking they are better for caring more about identity. As already said, Wolves in L1 and fans are going nuts and upset. If you want to being that bad feeling back to Cardiff then fair enough but I'd rather the next generation getting behind a PL Cardiff City even in red.

My preference don't matter, I'll be dead in 40-50 years most likely. The club lives on. The club is bigger than any player, manager or fan. The problem over the years has been people trying to use the club to make a name for themselves and now people are doing the same over the kit colour

As for prostituting our identity Chuckles, you still go. You are supporting it financially. Anyone with an ounce of business knowledge would see that. It's like a drug user slating a dealer for spending his money in trafficking when they're actively supporting it by buying drugs and putting money in the dealers pocket. You are helping create profit and fund activities elsewhere.

If you hate the rebrand don't go. TLG don't go. That's not supporting Tan. Just set up a Tan out scheme and stop going. That aint going to happen though because the lure of PL football is too strong and matters more than identity to you. If you still go you are no different to someone else who goes, financially supporting the club and Tan who is keeping it afloat.

This is getting boring now. If you stopped going like TLG you would be taken more seriously. As it stands all it comes across is a minority trying to be heroes but deep down doing nothing.

Tan is willing to lose up to 25% of customers. If you still go, red or blue, you are still a customer. You're not making a stand against the rebrand if you still go. Tan deals with balance sheets and end of financial year reports.

He laughs off chants of blue and he knows locals will still wear blue hence still selling a blue kit. As long as locals keep buying tickets and merchandise, red or blue, Tan ain't going to care. A customer is a customer. Tans business model is not one that puts customer relations at its forefront. Surely that is not hard to ascertain from previous actions. All he will care about is money and he'll do what he wants to get it.

Football fans are against certain aspects of modern football, not modern football as a whole.

Wolves fans are angry and upset because they were relegated, just like any other fanbase would, that's part of football. But they still wouldn't want to change their identity for Premier League football. That "bad feeling" will always be here with me for as long as we are in red, I'd be a lot happier if we went back to blue than any success we achieve. I don't care what league we're in because I'll support the club through thick and thin.

You can't support the rebrand "financially". The only way in which you can support the rebrand is by wearing the red merchandise.

You say "if you hate the rebrand, don't go", what an ignorant thing to say. Like you said, a football club is bigger than any person, even Tan. I'm not going to stop supporting the club just because of one man.

Just because TLG doesn't go anymore, why does that mean we shouldn't either? Anyone who boycotts will never be taken seriously as their will always be people to replace them whilst we're in the Premier League. If you think that only a minority of people want blue back then you are deluded.

We're never going to stop wearing blue, chanting blue, protesting for blue so stop trying to tell us what to do as we'll never go away.

Says the man, sorry boy who purchased a rebranded shirt

I purchased the BLUE away kit, hardly rebrand merchandise is it

It has the rebranded badge on it. Its therefore a rebranded shirt.