Thu Jul 10, 2014 7:47 am
nopantsuk wrote:It has been mentioned in other threads since the stand has taken shape about the view from the rear corners, judging by this photograph I'd say that those corners will not be able to see the goal!? I've also noticed that for the Super Cup there were tickets being advertised as a restricted view.... not aware of any seats in the old style stadium that had such a problem!?
Thu Jul 10, 2014 8:27 am
CardiffWOBer wrote:nopantsuk wrote:It has been mentioned in other threads since the stand has taken shape about the view from the rear corners, judging by this photograph I'd say that those corners will not be able to see the goal!? I've also noticed that for the Super Cup there were tickets being advertised as a restricted view.... not aware of any seats in the old style stadium that had such a problem!?
I should imagine you can see the goal, might not see the corner flag though.... this a major engineering fÜ$K up... The stand should be at least as long as the pitch
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Thu Jul 10, 2014 8:41 am
Thu Jul 10, 2014 9:30 am
CardiffWOBer wrote:nopantsuk wrote:It has been mentioned in other threads since the stand has taken shape about the view from the rear corners, judging by this photograph I'd say that those corners will not be able to see the goal!? I've also noticed that for the Super Cup there were tickets being advertised as a restricted view.... not aware of any seats in the old style stadium that had such a problem!?
I should imagine you can see the goal, might not see the corner flag though.... this a major engineering fÜ$K up... The stand should be at least as long as the pitch
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Thu Jul 10, 2014 10:19 am
Thu Jul 10, 2014 10:25 am
Thu Jul 10, 2014 10:29 am
Cardiff Daft! wrote:That stand will look awesome full of Cardiff fans decked out in blue.
Thu Jul 10, 2014 10:34 am
JonCCFC wrote:Cardiff Daft! wrote:That stand will look awesome full of Cardiff fans decked out in blue.
Only about 10% of the stand has been sold for next season though, so I wouldn't get your hopes up.
Thu Jul 10, 2014 10:35 am
Cardiff Daft! wrote:JonCCFC wrote:Cardiff Daft! wrote:That stand will look awesome full of Cardiff fans decked out in blue.
Only about 10% of the stand has been sold for next season though, so I wouldn't get your hopes up.
I learned long ago, never to get my hopes up where Cardiff City is concerned!
Fri Jul 11, 2014 8:23 am
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:Gavin wrote:Tonteg Bluebird wrote:Gavin wrote:Tonteg Bluebird wrote:PartyWithOle wrote:Tonteg Bluebird wrote:wez1927 wrote:Tonteg Bluebird wrote:Looks absolutely hideous. The past 2 seasons has felt less like I've been watching my team in Tan's horrendous red. Scarfgate was the night I felt like an away fan in my own stadium, I felt I didn't belong there anymore and this season, it will also feel less like our stadium with those red seats. The fact our ayatollah has been hijacked and put onto the red seats rubs it in further for me. The ayatollah will always resemble the Cardiff City BLUEbirds, not Tan's red dragons. Our club is a joke, our stand is a joke, our owner is a joke and I'm not sure how much more I can take.
Don't have to support Cardiff do you ?
I might stop going to home games. Going to away games, it still feels we are all supporting our club, dressed in blue, singing blue songs, the fans passionately uniting together as one. Home games in contrast feels like supporting a completely different club with completely different fans who I struggle to connect with. I have no respect for any fan sitting in that new stand as they are endorsing Tan's red seats and are willingly allowing the tradition and identity of our football club to die.
So because fans want a better view in a new stand, they're endorsing the rebrand? Not really, they're just paying for a ticket like the rest of us
Rubbish. There's not a bad view in the CCS, so any fan choosing to sit in a red seat instead of the tens of thousands of blue seats giving perfectly good enough views are endorsing the rebrand; and I will not respect these fans.
Tonteg, thats the most ridiculous post ive ever read, you think you are a better fan for paying VT for your blue seat than Joe Bloggs for his red one.......im speechless
Red seat, red scarf, red shirt, red anything. Fans associating theirselves with red inside the CCS are showing their support for Tan's rebrand. For you to think otherwise is absolutely baffling.
If a Cardiff City fan chooses to pay a little extra of his or her hard earned money to get a better view of the team they love then so be it, it doesnt mean that they are 'PRO RED' or anything else for that matter, this is what you've got to get over, its an individual choice, and a choice you should not judge people on.
I disagree 100%. We will be red forever with fans like yourself accepting Tan's red rebrand. It doesn't surprise me mind and this is why I'm seriously considering giving up the home games. This is my final season of the price freeze and then I will have to seriously consider what to do the following season.
Fri Jul 11, 2014 11:58 am
cendl blue wrote:CardiffWOBer wrote:nopantsuk wrote:It has been mentioned in other threads since the stand has taken shape about the view from the rear corners, judging by this photograph I'd say that those corners will not be able to see the goal!? I've also noticed that for the Super Cup there were tickets being advertised as a restricted view.... not aware of any seats in the old style stadium that had such a problem!?
I should imagine you can see the goal, might not see the corner flag though.... this a major engineering fÜ$K up... The stand should be at least as long as the pitch
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It could be to allow for the further expansion around the Ninian and grange if it is ever needed. The club are only guilty of looking forward however optimistic that may be.
Fri Jul 11, 2014 12:05 pm
simon.wiesenthal wrote:cendl blue wrote:CardiffWOBer wrote:nopantsuk wrote:It has been mentioned in other threads since the stand has taken shape about the view from the rear corners, judging by this photograph I'd say that those corners will not be able to see the goal!? I've also noticed that for the Super Cup there were tickets being advertised as a restricted view.... not aware of any seats in the old style stadium that had such a problem!?
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It could be to allow for the further expansion around the Ninian and grange if it is ever needed. The club are only guilty of looking forward however optimistic that may be.
the plans for extending the canton and grange do not include the corners.......so that is not the reason.....if true that super cup tickets are being sold there with restricted view is a class A f**k up.........
Fri Jul 11, 2014 1:32 pm
AlwaysBBlue wrote:Tonteg Bluebird wrote:Gavin wrote:Tonteg Bluebird wrote:Gavin wrote:Tonteg Bluebird wrote:PartyWithOle wrote:Tonteg Bluebird wrote:wez1927 wrote:Tonteg Bluebird wrote:Looks absolutely hideous. The past 2 seasons has felt less like I've been watching my team in Tan's horrendous red. Scarfgate was the night I felt like an away fan in my own stadium, I felt I didn't belong there anymore and this season, it will also feel less like our stadium with those red seats. The fact our ayatollah has been hijacked and put onto the red seats rubs it in further for me. The ayatollah will always resemble the Cardiff City BLUEbirds, not Tan's red dragons. Our club is a joke, our stand is a joke, our owner is a joke and I'm not sure how much more I can take.
Don't have to support Cardiff do you ?
I might stop going to home games. Going to away games, it still feels we are all supporting our club, dressed in blue, singing blue songs, the fans passionately uniting together as one. Home games in contrast feels like supporting a completely different club with completely different fans who I struggle to connect with. I have no respect for any fan sitting in that new stand as they are endorsing Tan's red seats and are willingly allowing the tradition and identity of our football club to die.
So because fans want a better view in a new stand, they're endorsing the rebrand? Not really, they're just paying for a ticket like the rest of us
Rubbish. There's not a bad view in the CCS, so any fan choosing to sit in a red seat instead of the tens of thousands of blue seats giving perfectly good enough views are endorsing the rebrand; and I will not respect these fans.
Tonteg, thats the most ridiculous post ive ever read, you think you are a better fan for paying VT for your blue seat than Joe Bloggs for his red one.......im speechless
Red seat, red scarf, red shirt, red anything. Fans associating theirselves with red inside the CCS are showing their support for Tan's rebrand. For you to think otherwise is absolutely baffling.
If a Cardiff City fan chooses to pay a little extra of his or her hard earned money to get a better view of the team they love then so be it, it doesnt mean that they are 'PRO RED' or anything else for that matter, this is what you've got to get over, its an individual choice, and a choice you should not judge people on.
I disagree 100%. We will be red forever with fans like yourself accepting Tan's red rebrand. It doesn't surprise me mind and this is why I'm seriously considering giving up the home games. This is my final season of the price freeze and then I will have to seriously consider what to do the following season.
if you are at a game then you are endorsing tans rebrand end of.
seriously, we don't need fans in the stands having a go at other fans for where they sit or what they wear, city fans no matter what their stance on the rebrand should be united once we get through those turnstiles. so i'd even consider stopping going to home games this season. if you could then that'd be just great cheers
Fri Jul 11, 2014 1:41 pm
Fri Jul 11, 2014 1:43 pm
AlwaysBBlue wrote:f**k off sonny! i hate the red. but i choose to go to games and i'd never have a go at another city fan for what they wear or where they sit or what they do.
im not saying dont go to games because you're blue, i'm saying don't go if you're gonna berate other city fans because we should be united...take your anger out on Tan through protests, not other fans...its pathetic
Fri Jul 11, 2014 1:45 pm
AlwaysBBlue wrote:f**k off sonny! i hate the red. but i choose to go to games and i'd never have a go at another city fan for what they wear or where they sit or what they do.
im not saying dont go to games because you're blue, i'm saying don't go if you're gonna berate other city fans because we should be united...take your anger out on Tan through protests, not other fans...its pathetic
Fri Jul 11, 2014 2:01 pm
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:AlwaysBBlue wrote:f**k off sonny! i hate the red. but i choose to go to games and i'd never have a go at another city fan for what they wear or where they sit or what they do.
im not saying dont go to games because you're blue, i'm saying don't go if you're gonna berate other city fans because we should be united...take your anger out on Tan through protests, not other fans...its pathetic
It doesn't come across you hate the red with your posts. But for the record, during the games I support the team, wear blue, sing blue songs and sing Cardiff City songs. Outside of the game, I will give my opinion on the reds killing our club, including give my opinion on this forum.