Wed Jun 20, 2012 9:15 pm
Wed Jun 20, 2012 11:51 pm
Overthemoon wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:
The problem is Nukes, that you only read what you want to on here and if you'd been paying attention, you'd realise that this is their away kit!
did i specify home or away Hmmmm Wed Jun 20, 2012 11:58 pm
Thu Jun 21, 2012 12:03 am
Caerphillyblue1927 wrote:What proposals did the group bring to the table to keep the club going if VT decided enough was enough and he walked away tomorrow? Hand on heart every Cardiff fan would prefer to play in blue and keep our old crest. But until someone stumps up enough money to buy CCFC then the shots will be called by a very successful businessman who is also a billionaire. The guy has a plan and a vision and everybody who criticises the changes could do so more constructively by suggesting money saving or money making solutions. I respect everyones opinions pro blue or red but I would like to see the criticism being constructive and solutions presented rather than just moaning about things. As for someone saying in an earlier post "someone would want to buy us" where were all these people when the club was almost on its knees and having transfer embargos placed on us and the Hmrc close to putting winding up orders on us? Hope everyone gets behind the club come August 18th and we as fans are together 100% for the good of CARDIFF CITY FC![]()
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Thu Jun 21, 2012 12:18 am
Nuclearblue wrote:Caerphillyblue1927 wrote:What proposals did the group bring to the table to keep the club going if VT decided enough was enough and he walked away tomorrow? Hand on heart every Cardiff fan would prefer to play in blue and keep our old crest. But until someone stumps up enough money to buy CCFC then the shots will be called by a very successful businessman who is also a billionaire. The guy has a plan and a vision and everybody who criticises the changes could do so more constructively by suggesting money saving or money making solutions. I respect everyones opinions pro blue or red but I would like to see the criticism being constructive and solutions presented rather than just moaning about things. As for someone saying in an earlier post "someone would want to buy us" where were all these people when the club was almost on its knees and having transfer embargos placed on us and the Hmrc close to putting winding up orders on us? Hope everyone gets behind the club come August 18th and we as fans are together 100% for the good of CARDIFF CITY FC![]()
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Thu Jun 21, 2012 7:38 am
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Thu Jun 21, 2012 11:15 am
Sooper wrote:this shit is gettin boring as hell now
Thu Jun 21, 2012 11:17 am
Thu Jun 21, 2012 11:36 am
Forever Blue wrote:Bluebirds fans form group to oppose change to red home kit
By Simon Gaskell, WalesOnlineJun 20 2012
keepcardiffblue@mail.com
Cardiff City fans opposed to radical changes to the club’s colours and badge have set up a campaign group to fight the change.
The group, called Keep Cardiff Blue, was founded at a private meeting at the Ninian Pub on Monday evening.
A group of 50 fans were invited to discuss their response to changes linked to a £100m rebranding sanctioned by the club following its proposal by Malaysian backer Malaysian Vincent Tan.
Out of the discussion Keep Cardiff Blue was formed and long-time supporters Mike Roderick, Clive Fussell, Scott Thomas and Mark Watkins were nominated to co-ordinate the group’s activities.
Mr Roderick, 55, who has supported the club since he was nine, said they hoped to promote a “menu” of activity to put pressure on the club’s owners to revert back to blue.
Mr Roderick said: “What we want to do is try to appeal to those people who have reluctantly accepted the red and explain to them there’s no earthly reason why we should do this.
“We should be suggesting various actions people can take to put pressure on the owners to come back to blue.
“What we want to do is put together a menu of action people can take – the entry level is if you go to games make sure you wear blue.
“We would also suggest people don’t buy anything from the club shop, don’t spend any money at the stadium on food and drink – those kind of actions that anybody can take.
“For the more serious among us, we would encourage them to ask for a refund on their season ticket, ask them not to renew their season ticket.
“All of these actions are suggested as ways we can put pressure on people to return to blue.”
By yesterday, the group already had a central email address keepcardiffblue@mail.com and a website is expected imminently.
Scott Thomas, of Keep Cardiff Blue, said the formation of the group was the first chance fans had to have their say since the rebranding was leaked six weeks ago.
He said: “It’s an umbrella organisation to channel what I would say is pretty strong opposition.
“I think, to a certain extent, the support has spent time being a little bit shell-shocked and let the club get on the front foot.
“Monday night was the first chance for various strands of support to talk about things.”
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Wed Jun 18, 2014 4:30 pm
Wed Jun 18, 2014 5:12 pm
Bluebird1977 wrote:as we stand we are in no better position than the start of last season in being served with LOANS but all this for what a rebrand for a debt free club???? somebody tell us what we are going to gain from this because as i see it we have lost more than gained rite now as im typing this.
Still nothings changed ian but you knew this two years ago and people sent you nasty inboxes and abuse on here, oh well its funny some of the same people are blue again now and can see tan for what he is a bullshitter...now stop talking to yourself
Wed Jun 18, 2014 11:09 pm
Thu Jun 19, 2014 4:26 am
Hofmeister wrote:another question that just came up my mind:
are we still 5% who want blue and and our badge back?![]()
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Tans percentages crack me up
Thu Jun 19, 2014 6:52 am
Thu Jun 19, 2014 9:42 am
Bluebird1977 wrote:Hofmeister wrote:another question that just came up my mind:
are we still 5% who want blue and and our badge back?![]()
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Tans percentages crack me up
Thu Jun 19, 2014 9:57 am
wayne wrote:who will lead this group ? same old faces
Thu Jun 19, 2014 9:14 pm
Sven wrote:wayne wrote:who will lead this group ? same old faces
Don't 'knock' it quite yet, as it looks like some "new" faces involved![]()
So long as they can stick the agreed aims and outcomes and keep it "on the level", it could be worthwhile