Wed Feb 20, 2013 7:44 am
Wed Feb 20, 2013 7:48 am
Wed Feb 20, 2013 7:56 am
Wed Feb 20, 2013 7:58 am
DEANO wrote:mate it isnt what people want unfortunately.. when the team ran out about 2o max people held their blue scarves up says it all
Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:03 am
Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:09 am
dazzyt wrote:When Hitler invaded did our grandfathers roll over and just accept he is a dictator? NO they took action.
Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:15 am
dazzyt wrote:After last nights scarfgate debacle I awake to people moaning about red 9 months after it was announced and 6 months into the season,well I am sorry to say that many of us boycotted the club because we actually seen this coming and our eyes were and still are wide open.Myself and others were shot down for making a stand and now people are crying over phase 2 of the rebrand....scarfgate,next as we constantly banged on about will be the seats followed by the complete removal of the bluebird and our nickname.
I've not been to a single game this season as promised I am not proud of it but if everyone boycotted just the first home game a message would have been sent out and scarfgate may have never happened.
It's too late to cry over it now as the decision wasn't made by Tan but by you because you accepted and didn't even question his motives.Those who say the club was unrecognizable last night have been blinded by the red light as the club was unrecognizable the moment the red was worn but it's not too late to voice your opinion in fact last night should be the trigger to show the club that the destruction of our heritage is not acceptable and now is your chance.If you do nothing now then whatever happens you will be responsible for it.Other fans have called us spineless and the jacks constantly take the piss and now you can do something about it.
For 35 years I sang those famous words"please don't take my Cardiff away",now is your chance to stop that happening.
I suggest you sing "Please don't take my Bluebird away" on Sunday as loud as you can which would be a good start while wearing all blue.
Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:18 am
Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:20 am
SBF1 wrote:DEANO wrote:mate it isnt what people want unfortunately.. when the team ran out about 2o max people held their blue scarves up says it all
Unfortunately true.
We are now a red club without a doubt.
Last night was a vote, and it was overwhelming.
Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:24 am
SBF1 wrote:dazzyt wrote:When Hitler invaded did our grandfathers roll over and just accept he is a dictator? NO they took action.
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Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:27 am
Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:31 am
All Black Everything. wrote:SBF1 wrote:dazzyt wrote:When Hitler invaded did our grandfathers roll over and just accept he is a dictator? NO they took action.
Lol, a bit extreme.![]()
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It's true though. Our club is being pillaged by a man with an insane vision trying to force his ideology on fans. I'm compiling a list of all the pro rebrand lovers anyway and if shit does hit the fan and we end up in a lower league we'll see which of them stick around. If not they'll get named and shamed.
Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:34 am
bluebird1977 wrote:SBF1 wrote:DEANO wrote:mate it isnt what people want unfortunately.. when the team ran out about 2o max people held their blue scarves up says it all
Unfortunately true.
We are now a red club without a doubt.
Last night was a vote, and it was overwhelming.
Yep thats what it was steve and it proves these message boards are merely a small number of fans opinions compared to what i seen lastnight with my own eyes, so in future if anyone posts such things like " The negativity online will get to the players" i and many others will be fast to shoot them down with a reply like "Stop talking shit its just a few people posting on the forums"
Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:34 am
Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:35 am
SBF1 wrote:bluebird1977 wrote:SBF1 wrote:DEANO wrote:mate it isnt what people want unfortunately.. when the team ran out about 2o max people held their blue scarves up says it all
Unfortunately true.
We are now a red club without a doubt.
Last night was a vote, and it was overwhelming.
Yep thats what it was steve and it proves these message boards are merely a small number of fans opinions compared to what i seen lastnight with my own eyes, so in future if anyone posts such things like " The negativity online will get to the players" i and many others will be fast to shoot them down with a reply like "Stop talking shit its just a few people posting on the forums"
Yes Ian, you're spot on, these message boards are nowhere near the opinion of the masses.
When I walked up the steps last night to a sea of red, my heart sank.
Will it stop me following CCFC?
Will it bollocks.
Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:45 am
Bakedalasker wrote:dazzyt wrote:After last nights scarfgate debacle I awake to people moaning about red 9 months after it was announced and 6 months into the season,well I am sorry to say that many of us boycotted the club because we actually seen this coming and our eyes were and still are wide open.Myself and others were shot down for making a stand and now people are crying over phase 2 of the rebrand....scarfgate,next as we constantly banged on about will be the seats followed by the complete removal of the bluebird and our nickname.
I've not been to a single game this season as promised I am not proud of it but if everyone boycotted just the first home game a message would have been sent out and scarfgate may have never happened.
It's too late to cry over it now as the decision wasn't made by Tan but by you because you accepted and didn't even question his motives.Those who say the club was unrecognizable last night have been blinded by the red light as the club was unrecognizable the moment the red was worn but it's not too late to voice your opinion in fact last night should be the trigger to show the club that the destruction of our heritage is not acceptable and now is your chance.If you do nothing now then whatever happens you will be responsible for it.Other fans have called us spineless and the jacks constantly take the piss and now you can do something about it.
For 35 years I sang those famous words"please don't take my Cardiff away",now is your chance to stop that happening.
I suggest you sing "Please don't take my Bluebird away" on Sunday as loud as you can which would be a good start while wearing all blue.
Last night the writing was on the wall.
The giveaway was a cheap scarf with a red bluebird. Tan has the blessing off the fans, not real Cardiff City fans but fans who will remain at the club while it is successful. Sadly we have become a joke.
Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:48 am
Jinks wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:dazzyt wrote:After last nights scarfgate debacle I awake to people moaning about red 9 months after it was announced and 6 months into the season,well I am sorry to say that many of us boycotted the club because we actually seen this coming and our eyes were and still are wide open.Myself and others were shot down for making a stand and now people are crying over phase 2 of the rebrand....scarfgate,next as we constantly banged on about will be the seats followed by the complete removal of the bluebird and our nickname.
I've not been to a single game this season as promised I am not proud of it but if everyone boycotted just the first home game a message would have been sent out and scarfgate may have never happened.
It's too late to cry over it now as the decision wasn't made by Tan but by you because you accepted and didn't even question his motives.Those who say the club was unrecognizable last night have been blinded by the red light as the club was unrecognizable the moment the red was worn but it's not too late to voice your opinion in fact last night should be the trigger to show the club that the destruction of our heritage is not acceptable and now is your chance.If you do nothing now then whatever happens you will be responsible for it.Other fans have called us spineless and the jacks constantly take the piss and now you can do something about it.
For 35 years I sang those famous words"please don't take my Cardiff away",now is your chance to stop that happening.
I suggest you sing "Please don't take my Bluebird away" on Sunday as loud as you can which would be a good start while wearing all blue.
Last night the writing was on the wall.
The giveaway was a cheap scarf with a red bluebird. Tan has the blessing off the fans, not real Cardiff City fans but fans who will remain at the club while it is successful. Sadly we have become a joke.
Not real fans? who the hell are you to judge who are real fans or not? Fans will make their own minds up and not be name called into doing something they dont want to..
Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:53 am
Bakedalasker wrote:Jinks wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:dazzyt wrote:After last nights scarfgate debacle I awake to people moaning about red 9 months after it was announced and 6 months into the season,well I am sorry to say that many of us boycotted the club because we actually seen this coming and our eyes were and still are wide open.Myself and others were shot down for making a stand and now people are crying over phase 2 of the rebrand....scarfgate,next as we constantly banged on about will be the seats followed by the complete removal of the bluebird and our nickname.
I've not been to a single game this season as promised I am not proud of it but if everyone boycotted just the first home game a message would have been sent out and scarfgate may have never happened.
It's too late to cry over it now as the decision wasn't made by Tan but by you because you accepted and didn't even question his motives.Those who say the club was unrecognizable last night have been blinded by the red light as the club was unrecognizable the moment the red was worn but it's not too late to voice your opinion in fact last night should be the trigger to show the club that the destruction of our heritage is not acceptable and now is your chance.If you do nothing now then whatever happens you will be responsible for it.Other fans have called us spineless and the jacks constantly take the piss and now you can do something about it.
For 35 years I sang those famous words"please don't take my Cardiff away",now is your chance to stop that happening.
I suggest you sing "Please don't take my Bluebird away" on Sunday as loud as you can which would be a good start while wearing all blue.
Last night the writing was on the wall.
The giveaway was a cheap scarf with a red bluebird. Tan has the blessing off the fans, not real Cardiff City fans but fans who will remain at the club while it is successful. Sadly we have become a joke.
Not real fans? who the hell are you to judge who are real fans or not? Fans will make their own minds up and not be name called into doing something they dont want to..
Yeah not real fans. Pro Tan and his money that have made us a joke. That's the reality so get use to it.
Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:53 am
All Black Everything. wrote:SBF1 wrote:dazzyt wrote:When Hitler invaded did our grandfathers roll over and just accept he is a dictator? NO they took action.
Lol, a bit extreme.![]()
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It's true though. Our club is being pillaged by a man with an insane vision trying to force his ideology on fans. I'm compiling a list of all the pro rebrand lovers anyway and if shit does hit the fan and we end up in a lower league we'll see which of them stick around. If not they'll get named and shamed.
Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:54 am
Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:56 am
NSW Bluebird wrote:I don't think any Cardiff fan is "pro-red". I think the term "reluctant-red" is more fitting. No Cardiff fan worth their salt is happy that City have changed from blue to red.
Wed Feb 20, 2013 9:01 am
NSW Bluebird wrote:I don't think any Cardiff fan is "pro-red". I think the term "reluctant-red" is more fitting. No Cardiff fan worth their salt is happy that City have changed from blue to red.
Wed Feb 20, 2013 9:01 am
Jinks wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:Jinks wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:dazzyt wrote:After last nights scarfgate debacle I awake to people moaning about red 9 months after it was announced and 6 months into the season,well I am sorry to say that many of us boycotted the club because we actually seen this coming and our eyes were and still are wide open.Myself and others were shot down for making a stand and now people are crying over phase 2 of the rebrand....scarfgate,next as we constantly banged on about will be the seats followed by the complete removal of the bluebird and our nickname.
I've not been to a single game this season as promised I am not proud of it but if everyone boycotted just the first home game a message would have been sent out and scarfgate may have never happened.
It's too late to cry over it now as the decision wasn't made by Tan but by you because you accepted and didn't even question his motives.Those who say the club was unrecognizable last night have been blinded by the red light as the club was unrecognizable the moment the red was worn but it's not too late to voice your opinion in fact last night should be the trigger to show the club that the destruction of our heritage is not acceptable and now is your chance.If you do nothing now then whatever happens you will be responsible for it.Other fans have called us spineless and the jacks constantly take the piss and now you can do something about it.
For 35 years I sang those famous words"please don't take my Cardiff away",now is your chance to stop that happening.
I suggest you sing "Please don't take my Bluebird away" on Sunday as loud as you can which would be a good start while wearing all blue.
Last night the writing was on the wall.
The giveaway was a cheap scarf with a red bluebird. Tan has the blessing off the fans, not real Cardiff City fans but fans who will remain at the club while it is successful. Sadly we have become a joke.
Not real fans? who the hell are you to judge who are real fans or not? Fans will make their own minds up and not be name called into doing something they dont want to..
Yeah not real fans. Pro Tan and his money that have made us a joke. That's the reality so get use to it.
So because im not crying crying about the rebrand im not a real fan?
Wed Feb 20, 2013 9:03 am
Wed Feb 20, 2013 9:05 am
bluebird1977 wrote:Ian i know your a mod and all but f**k me you carnt go about calling others like jinx not real fans just because they dont see your opinion about lastnight, i mean i hated it but wtf can i do im still gonna watch the team dont make me other 10o0s of others not a real fans surely
Wed Feb 20, 2013 9:09 am
Jinks wrote:NSW Bluebird wrote:I don't think any Cardiff fan is "pro-red". I think the term "reluctant-red" is more fitting. No Cardiff fan worth their salt is happy that City have changed from blue to red.
I want to be in blue but it isnt gonna happen and i wont let it spoil my day watching city so just get on with it..
Wed Feb 20, 2013 9:12 am
Bakedalasker wrote:Jinks wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:Jinks wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:dazzyt wrote:After last nights scarfgate debacle I awake to people moaning about red 9 months after it was announced and 6 months into the season,well I am sorry to say that many of us boycotted the club because we actually seen this coming and our eyes were and still are wide open.Myself and others were shot down for making a stand and now people are crying over phase 2 of the rebrand....scarfgate,next as we constantly banged on about will be the seats followed by the complete removal of the bluebird and our nickname.
I've not been to a single game this season as promised I am not proud of it but if everyone boycotted just the first home game a message would have been sent out and scarfgate may have never happened.
It's too late to cry over it now as the decision wasn't made by Tan but by you because you accepted and didn't even question his motives.Those who say the club was unrecognizable last night have been blinded by the red light as the club was unrecognizable the moment the red was worn but it's not too late to voice your opinion in fact last night should be the trigger to show the club that the destruction of our heritage is not acceptable and now is your chance.If you do nothing now then whatever happens you will be responsible for it.Other fans have called us spineless and the jacks constantly take the piss and now you can do something about it.
For 35 years I sang those famous words"please don't take my Cardiff away",now is your chance to stop that happening.
I suggest you sing "Please don't take my Bluebird away" on Sunday as loud as you can which would be a good start while wearing all blue.
Last night the writing was on the wall.
The giveaway was a cheap scarf with a red bluebird. Tan has the blessing off the fans, not real Cardiff City fans but fans who will remain at the club while it is successful. Sadly we have become a joke.
Not real fans? who the hell are you to judge who are real fans or not? Fans will make their own minds up and not be name called into doing something they dont want to..
Yeah not real fans. Pro Tan and his money that have made us a joke. That's the reality so get use to it.
So because im not crying crying about the rebrand im not a real fan?
We are a joke of a club thanks to the like of you.
Wed Feb 20, 2013 9:13 am
Aramore wrote:
You can shut up for a start Barnett. You were/are an admin on that redbirds forum.
Wed Feb 20, 2013 9:13 am
SBF1 wrote:bluebird1977 wrote:Ian i know your a mod and all but f**k me you carnt go about calling others like jinx not real fans just because they dont see your opinion about lastnight, i mean i hated it but wtf can i do im still gonna watch the team dont make me other 10o0s of others not a real fans surely
Sorry Ian (baked) I agree with Ian here.
Wed Feb 20, 2013 9:18 am
Bakedalasker wrote:SBF1 wrote:bluebird1977 wrote:Ian i know your a mod and all but f**k me you carnt go about calling others like jinx not real fans just because they dont see your opinion about lastnight, i mean i hated it but wtf can i do im still gonna watch the team dont make me other 10o0s of others not a real fans surely
Sorry Ian (baked) I agree with Ian here.
Yeah your right guys and I do apologise to Jinks.
Just very very angry over last night and just can't believe how many people have basically shown their support for Tan over this red.