Sat Mar 01, 2014 8:41 am
Sat Mar 01, 2014 8:47 am
Sat Mar 01, 2014 8:52 am
stentona wrote:FFS change the record. Fed up of reading your drivel.
Would have gone to many more games this season. Decided not to give Tan my hard earned. However, I love Cardiff City and could not keep away completely. Always wear blue. Suspect many fans feel/do the same.
Rant over
Sat Mar 01, 2014 8:54 am
CraigCCFC wrote:stentona wrote:FFS change the record. Fed up of reading your drivel.
Would have gone to many more games this season. Decided not to give Tan my hard earned. However, I love Cardiff City and could not keep away completely. Always wear blue. Suspect many fans feel/do the same.
Rant over
What a hero
give Tan your money, im sure you sat there in your blue is really sending him a message
Sat Mar 01, 2014 8:55 am
Sat Mar 01, 2014 8:57 am
stentona wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:stentona wrote:FFS change the record. Fed up of reading your drivel.
Would have gone to many more games this season. Decided not to give Tan my hard earned. However, I love Cardiff City and could not keep away completely. Always wear blue. Suspect many fans feel/do the same.
Rant over
What a hero
give Tan your money, im sure you sat there in your blue is really sending him a message
Wouldn't have expected any other reply from you TBH. End of conversation.
Sat Mar 01, 2014 9:01 am
Sat Mar 01, 2014 9:14 am
Sat Mar 01, 2014 9:20 am
Nuclearblue wrote:Craig to many its best to be vocal in the ground. Look how much video coverage and support we have had via the media. We haven't had that by boycotting. But then again many would love us to dissappear so the red army of plastics can enjoy the limited time of glory.
Sat Mar 01, 2014 9:27 am
CraigCCFC wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:Craig to many its best to be vocal in the ground. Look how much video coverage and support we have had via the media. We haven't had that by boycotting. But then again many would love us to dissappear so the red army of plastics can enjoy the limited time of glory.
Problem is nukes, the songs have been sung for nearly 2 years, wearing blue to.....what difference has it made to Tan? He has said he will go if he gets his money back, so he cares about money. If people boycott it hits him in the pocket.
Its like wandering around Tesco shouting how much you hate it, whilst filling your trolley up and going to the checkout.
If people truly would rather be blue in league 2 then where is the problem in bboycotting games now? It doesnt matter about supporting the players when you'd rather see them in league 2.
Sat Mar 01, 2014 9:56 am
Bakedalasker wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:Craig to many its best to be vocal in the ground. Look how much video coverage and support we have had via the media. We haven't had that by boycotting. But then again many would love us to dissappear so the red army of plastics can enjoy the limited time of glory.
Problem is nukes, the songs have been sung for nearly 2 years, wearing blue to.....what difference has it made to Tan? He has said he will go if he gets his money back, so he cares about money. If people boycott it hits him in the pocket.
Its like wandering around Tesco shouting how much you hate it, whilst filling your trolley up and going to the checkout.
If people truly would rather be blue in league 2 then where is the problem in bboycotting games now? It doesnt matter about supporting the players when you'd rather see them in league 2.
Not sure boycotting is the answer for a couple of reasons:
1. Sadly I feel only a couple of thousand will boycott.
2. Those who boycott will easily be replaced.
By having the blue brigade in the stadium at least that plays on the minds of those who are all mouth but no action.
Sat Mar 01, 2014 10:05 am
steve davies wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:Craig to many its best to be vocal in the ground. Look how much video coverage and support we have had via the media. We haven't had that by boycotting. But then again many would love us to dissappear so the red army of plastics can enjoy the limited time of glory.
Problem is nukes, the songs have been sung for nearly 2 years, wearing blue to.....what difference has it made to Tan? He has said he will go if he gets his money back, so he cares about money. If people boycott it hits him in the pocket.
Its like wandering around Tesco shouting how much you hate it, whilst filling your trolley up and going to the checkout.
If people truly would rather be blue in league 2 then where is the problem in bboycotting games now? It doesnt matter about supporting the players when you'd rather see them in league 2.
Not sure boycotting is the answer for a couple of reasons:
1. Sadly I feel only a couple of thousand will boycott.
2. Those who boycott will easily be replaced.
By having the blue brigade in the stadium at least that plays on the minds of those who are all mouth but no action.
All to late now ian as I have said to annis this board was the perfect platform to start something going along with kcb but the reality was the hierarchy and prominent members were asked to step back by Sam because of his fears of losing his money.
It's all well and good people bleating about driving him out now but if you want a sustainable football club we have to have a plan to replace him with an owner or consortium who in reality care about the colour of the shirt as I am not a believer of him having stole our history or to some extent identity.
To me a name change is the stealing of our identity as I see it and so that's where I suspect he gets his 90% approval stats from.
To me his attitude despite being stubborn and arrogant gives me hope that he is actively looking for a buyer although I suspect failure would not sit well with him and the obvious loss of face and money would grate with him as well.
That interview was the actual turning point for me based on his claim about getting involved in transfers next summer.
I believe that the Zaha loan was instigated by tan and his son and whoever had been in charge including Malky would have seen him at our club in January.
After 47 years I have not renewed my ticket along with my wife's and will look to spend time with my 5 year old grandson instead on a Saturday.
" WE ARE CARDIFF CITY WE WILL ALWAYS BE BLUE "
Sat Mar 01, 2014 10:07 am
Nuclearblue wrote:Craig to many its best to be vocal in the ground. Look how much video coverage and support we have had via the media. We haven't had that by boycotting. But then again many would love us to dissappear so the red army of plastics can enjoy the limited time of glory.
Sat Mar 01, 2014 10:13 am
Sat Mar 01, 2014 10:27 am
steve davies wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:Craig to many its best to be vocal in the ground. Look how much video coverage and support we have had via the media. We haven't had that by boycotting. But then again many would love us to dissappear so the red army of plastics can enjoy the limited time of glory.
Problem is nukes, the songs have been sung for nearly 2 years, wearing blue to.....what difference has it made to Tan? He has said he will go if he gets his money back, so he cares about money. If people boycott it hits him in the pocket.
Its like wandering around Tesco shouting how much you hate it, whilst filling your trolley up and going to the checkout.
If people truly would rather be blue in league 2 then where is the problem in bboycotting games now? It doesnt matter about supporting the players when you'd rather see them in league 2.
Not sure boycotting is the answer for a couple of reasons:
1. Sadly I feel only a couple of thousand will boycott.
2. Those who boycott will easily be replaced.
By having the blue brigade in the stadium at least that plays on the minds of those who are all mouth but no action.
All to late now ian as I have said to annis this board was the perfect platform to start something going along with kcb but the reality was the hierarchy and prominent members were asked to step back by Sam because of his fears of losing his money.
It's all well and good people bleating about driving him out now but if you want a sustainable football club we have to have a plan to replace him with an owner or consortium who in reality care about the colour of the shirt as I am not a believer of him having stole our history or to some extent identity.
To me a name change is the stealing of our identity as I see it and so that's where I suspect he gets his 90% approval stats from.
To me his attitude despite being stubborn and arrogant gives me hope that he is actively looking for a buyer although I suspect failure would not sit well with him and the obvious loss of face and money would grate with him as well.
That interview was the actual turning point for me based on his claim about getting involved in transfers next summer.
I believe that the Zaha loan was instigated by tan and his son and whoever had been in charge including Malky would have seen him at our club in January.
After 47 years I have not renewed my ticket along with my wife's and will look to spend time with my 5 year old grandson instead on a Saturday.
Sat Mar 01, 2014 11:08 am
Sat Mar 01, 2014 12:05 pm
brickyblue wrote:People only seem to care a out the here and now and the prem. bollocks to it for god sake the bigger picture is we were blue for 100 years and it about pride belonging and showing real passion for your club.
We all need to maintain and protect it from this idiot. Its not about the prem or champ it about cardiff City as a whole and for me 35 years of devotion to this club and ill never turn my back on my club its true identity or my fellow fans.
Some people need to have a long hard think
Sat Mar 01, 2014 2:53 pm
Sat Mar 01, 2014 2:57 pm
Sat Mar 01, 2014 3:34 pm
Sat Mar 01, 2014 4:09 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:Craig to many its best to be vocal in the ground. Look how much video coverage and support we have had via the media. We haven't had that by boycotting. But then again many would love us to dissappear so the red army of plastics can enjoy the limited time of glory.
Nukes is right, we never had enough fans who would boycott the games, so the next best thing was to wear BLUE and it's worked in my opinion
Sat Mar 01, 2014 4:53 pm
Sat Mar 01, 2014 6:48 pm
Sat Mar 01, 2014 6:52 pm
CraigCCFC wrote:Whats so funny is everyone keeps saying "rather be blue in league 2" yet nobody is willing to boycott any games. Its the only thing Tan will take notice of.
Lots of people Talk a good job. Only very few actually mean it. Rather act a better fan behind a keyboard.
Sat Mar 01, 2014 7:29 pm
reverendjames wrote:Quote "A similar protest held at Christmas when Tan and ex-manager Malky Mackay were involved in a bitter public bust-up attracted more than 1,000 fans".
Out of how many at the game??? How many will protest this time 1001?????
Lets face it the majority have just rolled over, pay their money to Tan and moan moan moan
Sat Mar 01, 2014 7:46 pm
Sat Mar 01, 2014 8:10 pm
Forever Blue wrote:reverendjames wrote:Quote "A similar protest held at Christmas when Tan and ex-manager Malky Mackay were involved in a bitter public bust-up attracted more than 1,000 fans".
Out of how many at the game??? How many will protest this time 1001?????
Lets face it the majority have just rolled over, pay their money to Tan and moan moan moan
That's up to them, but I will be protesting again
Sat Mar 01, 2014 8:13 pm
dalefo wrote:cant get my head round all the shit cardiff city has gone through...colour change, identity change now divided fans ffs.....i bet tan is loving it... the fact is we can all post shit on here i would love us to be back in lower divisions coz if this is what we got to look forward to being in the prem you can keep it..........yes i dont agree with much that tan has does frankley i think hes nuts and an attention seeker ........we should be enjoying our time in the prem but NO ....fans v fans tan v fans its all bollox... im a true cardiff city fan that loved the identity of our club until a nutter took over and changed everthing about the club i loved and i dont give a toss who dosen't agree with me should you really be supporting our club anyway..this will only get worse as time goes on.......tan is dilluded so are some of the fans on here if you want to watch your real clubs like liverpool or man u do one, and let the true blue cardiff city fans support our club...and all those in favour of what tan has done cant call yourself a real fan in my opinion .....yes he put money into our club but if you asked the majority of fans true to cardiff they would all say the same do one...
Sat Mar 01, 2014 8:18 pm
Sat Mar 01, 2014 8:28 pm
Mel86 wrote:also the stadium gets bluer and bluer, but it makes not difference, i used to naively think that if we did our peaceful protests of all wearing blue then he would get the message and we would have dignity as supporters. but its clear now he is not going to change the red, we just need him out - for other reasons now too. we need to piss him off and im all for it getting ugly now and burning his effigy etc etc anything anyone can think of really as the peaceful option has not worked and the oft suggested ecomonic protest is never going to happen is it