Thu Feb 28, 2013 7:46 pm
Thu Feb 28, 2013 7:52 pm
Thu Feb 28, 2013 7:54 pm
Moff. wrote:Right I know its been done to death but at the end of the day WE are the ones to blame. We have not done enough to stop tan and his rebrand. Ranting and raving on a message board is hardly productive. When tan changes the name and believe me he will, when all the seats are changed to red, when we are no longer the team we once were yes we can all point the finger at tan but really its our fault as we have not done enough. Scarfgate proved this. The lack of voice against the rebrand has proved this. The day the kit colour was changed there should have been mass outrage but really WE (fans on the whole) just took it and accepted it. In years to come when people ask you what did you do to try and stop the re brand what will you say ?
because you've not done enough
good bye ccfc
Thu Feb 28, 2013 8:07 pm
Thu Feb 28, 2013 8:12 pm
Moff. wrote:Right I know its been done to death but at the end of the day WE are the ones to blame. We have not done enough to stop tan and his rebrand. Ranting and raving on a message board is hardly productive. When tan changes the name and believe me he will, when all the seats are changed to red, when we are no longer the team we once were yes we can all point the finger at tan but really its our fault as we have not done enough. Scarfgate proved this. The lack of voice against the rebrand has proved this. The day the kit colour was changed there should have been mass outrage but really WE (fans on the whole) just took it and accepted it. In years to come when people ask you what did you do to try and stop the re brand what will you say ?
because you've not done enough
good bye ccfc
Thu Feb 28, 2013 8:18 pm
Thu Feb 28, 2013 8:48 pm
Moff. wrote:Right I know its been done to death but at the end of the day WE are the ones to blame. We have not done enough to stop tan and his rebrand. Ranting and raving on a message board is hardly productive. When tan changes the name and believe me he will, when all the seats are changed to red, when we are no longer the team we once were yes we can all point the finger at tan but really its our fault as we have not done enough. Scarfgate proved this. The lack of voice against the rebrand has proved this. The day the kit colour was changed there should have been mass outrage but really WE (fans on the whole) just took it and accepted it. In years to come when people ask you what did you do to try and stop the re brand what will you say ?
because you've not done enough
good bye ccfc
Thu Feb 28, 2013 9:51 pm
Thu Feb 28, 2013 9:52 pm
Thu Feb 28, 2013 9:55 pm
Johnstown_bluebird wrote:Zzz, all good saying this and don't get me wrong I'm 100% against the re-brand but I would love to hear what actually could have been done. If there was anything realistic that could have been done it would have, we as fans had no say then like we will have no say if Tan wants something changed in the future.
Thu Feb 28, 2013 10:13 pm
Thu Feb 28, 2013 11:39 pm
Johnstown_bluebird wrote:Fair points but are they really realistic? I also don't think there would be enough fans willing to give up their match day fix either. After all we all love watching them on a Sat. Protest, maybe but as we've seen at other clubs that tends to have a negative affect on the team. I agree with you on the scarves but they were free and people were always going up take one especially that night it was freezing. Only positive I can see out of all this is that Tan won't be here forever and the badge, colour etc should return with new owners. Who knows how long that will be though. Wonder how much 10-15k blue scarfs would cost?