TIME CASUALS STARTING WEARING THE BLUE SHIRT TOO!

what a protest it would be if everyone bought the new blue shirt and wear it to games next season .... not some old shirt BUT the new shirt .... even those that hate wearing football shirts should buy one too ... stick it in your pocket if your to cool to walk the streets in it. JUST A THOUGHT LIKE


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what a protest it would be if everyone bought the new blue shirt and wear it to games next season .... not some old shirt BUT the new shirt .... even those that hate wearing football shirts should buy one too ... stick it in your pocket if your to cool to walk the streets in it. JUST A THOUGHT LIKE

VT ends up raking in the cash whatever then. A whole stadium wearing a replica kit is good business for the club and VT still gets his red shirt for Asia.


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what a protest it would be if everyone bought the new blue shirt and wear it to games next season .... not some old shirt BUT the new shirt .... even those that hate wearing football shirts should buy one too ... stick it in your pocket if your to cool to walk the streets in it. JUST A THOUGHT LIKE

I did last season, and will do this season,but none of Tans shirts with the beer mat badge on


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Lads, I totally understand why your anti rebrand, but saying your not willing to buy merchandise from the club because it goes in VT's pocket is a bit sad, you wont mind cheering on Ince if he signs and that transfer will be from VT's pocket.

I shall be wearing blue retro next season but the new shirt with THAT badge and Malaysia plastered over it can get fucked.

Lads, I totally understand why your anti rebrand, but saying your not willing to buy merchandise from the club because it goes in VT's pocket is a bit sad, you wont mind cheering on Ince if he signs ane that transfer will be from VT's pocket.

It's about sending a message Gavin.

Lads, I totally understand why your anti rebrand, but saying your not willing to buy merchandise from the club because it goes in VT's pocket is a bit sad, you wont mind cheering on Ince if he signs ane that transfer will be from VT's pocket.

Gavin, I am not buying not because of that reason, its because I detest and despise the Kits with the new badge on what ever colour on it. Ask Carl, Kim Bo Gave me his at Burnley away last season, I gave it to Carl.I would of loved to have had his top as well.

Lads, I totally understand why your anti rebrand, but saying your not willing to buy merchandise from the club because it goes in VT's pocket is a bit sad, you wont mind cheering on Ince if he signs and that transfer will be from VT's pocket.

Not quite true Gav. Now we are PL Tans money wont even be our biggest source of income.

Lads, I totally understand why your anti rebrand, but saying your not willing to buy merchandise from the club because it goes in VT's pocket is a bit sad, you wont mind cheering on Ince if he signs ane that transfer will be from VT's pocket.

It's about sending a message Gavin.

BU are sending a message, the CCS is a sea of blue on a matchday anyway mate.

Annis, you told me about that Kimbo story on the phone, well done for sticking your your principles that day, I bet carl couldnt believe his luck, Id have paid money to see you being handed a red shirt, bet your face was a picture.

Kimbo stitched you up

You can buy the new top off puma online for £24 in blue , then put the old badge on it for about a fiver

You can buy the new top off puma online for £24 in blue , then put the old badge on it for about a fiver

send me the link for that!

I don't wear football shirts any more. Got a new blue Fred Perry polo shirt though that I'll be wearing

The Casuals among our support don't need to wear the new blue shirt or for that matter a retro blue shirt. All it needs is for them to wear BLUE Casual gear like me and my mates do. If we can turn the Stadium into a sea of blue the watching millions and the media will see that we really do want our blue back. Can't wait to see the reaction on Sky and B.B.C.

The Casuals among our support don't need to wear the new blue shirt or for that matter a retro blue shirt. All it needs is for them to wear BLUE Casual gear like me and my mates do. If we can turn the Stadium into a sea of blue the watching millions and the media will see that we really do want our blue back. Can't wait to see the reaction on Sky and B.B.C.

This is what I always have done, and always will do. Totally against the 're-brand', but wearing a replica shirt is asking too much. Not because I think I am 'too cool' (I'm 55, for goodness sake), but old habits die hard. We all wore ordinary clothes to games when I started going. Just a lapel badge, or, at a push, a scarf in mid-winter. Replica shirts are a much later development. OK for teenagers, but not for middle aged men, or women

You can buy the new top off puma online for £24 in blue , then put the old badge on it for about a fiver

send me the link for that!

sorry its £26 on here but ive seen it for £24 somewhere else .
http://www.directsoccer.co.uk/football- ... nior-p1571

Can I still wear my red munchens though?
I can't give those babies up they're my favourites

im 47 now dont wear football tops to games never have never will

If all the 'casuals' who want blue back started to wear blue then we would have a sea of blue at home games and not just at away games.

If all the 'casuals' who want blue back started to wear blue then we would have a sea of blue at home games and not just at away games.

Sea of blue. really I don't think so!!!!!!!!!

If all the 'casuals' who want blue back started to wear blue then we would have a sea of blue at home games and not just at away games.

You really don't get it, do you?

If all the 'casuals' who want blue back started to wear blue then we would have a sea of blue at home games and not just at away games.

Sea of blue. really I don't think so!!!!!!!!!

Definitely, we have more casuals than most clubs

If all the 'casuals' who want blue back started to wear blue then we would have a sea of blue at home games and not just at away games.

You really don't get it, do you?

Don't get what? Please explain

If all the 'casuals' who want blue back started to wear blue then we would have a sea of blue at home games and not just at away games.

You really don't get it, do you?

Don't get what? Please explain

The 'casual' approach, or scene, is probably the best way of describing it. For those of us (older fans!) who started following football in the 70s or 80s, we just wore ordinary clothes. In other words, whatever was fashionable at the time. Certain gear was fashionable amongst football fans. There is a bit more to it than that, perhaps, but basically it was about fashion. Have a look at Jonathan Owen's short film 'CCFC the movie' on YouTube. Replica shirts started much later, in the 90s. 'Casuals' have long been a feature of football fan culture. Wearing replica tops, in particular, is considered naff. Hope that does not sound too pompous A girl in work once said to me, 'ah, Pavilion!*That's where the football boys go'. (*Shop in town).

If all the 'casuals' who want blue back started to wear blue then we would have a sea of blue at home games and not just at away games.

You really don't get it, do you?

Don't get what? Please explain

The 'casual' approach, or scene, is probably the best way of describing it. For those of us (older fans!) who started following football in the 70s or 80s, we just wore ordinary clothes. In other words, whatever was fashionable at the time. Certain gear was fashionable amongst football fans. There is a bit more to it than that, perhaps, but basically it was about fashion. Have a look at Jonathan Owen's short film 'CCFC the movie' on YouTube. Replica shirts started much later, in the 90s. 'Casuals' have long been a feature of football fan culture. Wearing replica tops, in particular, is considered naff. Hope that does not sound too pompous A girl in work once said to me, 'ah, Pavilion!*That's where the football boys go'. (*Shop in town).

I do get the concept of casuals

I'm just saying, if casuals started wearing blue (like Annis) then it would send a huge message, as there are so many people who don't wear colours to our games.

If all the 'casuals' who want blue back started to wear blue then we would have a sea of blue at home games and not just at away games.

You really don't get it, do you?

Don't get what? Please explain

The 'casual' approach, or scene, is probably the best way of describing it. For those of us (older fans!) who started following football in the 70s or 80s, we just wore ordinary clothes. In other words, whatever was fashionable at the time. Certain gear was fashionable amongst football fans. There is a bit more to it than that, perhaps, but basically it was about fashion. Have a look at Jonathan Owen's short film 'CCFC the movie' on YouTube. Replica shirts started much later, in the 90s. 'Casuals' have long been a feature of football fan culture. Wearing replica tops, in particular, is considered naff. Hope that does not sound too pompous A girl in work once said to me, 'ah, Pavilion!*That's where the football boys go'. (*Shop in town).

I do get the concept of casuals

I'm just saying, if casuals started wearing blue (like Annis) then it would send a huge message, as there are so many people who don't wear colours to our games.

We don't disagree on this just make sure that our casual gear is mainly blue. Bought a Fred Perry polo shirt recently. Grey, with blue and yellow trim. Got another, blue with yellow trim. Get the gist

'We're Cardiff City, we'll always be blue!.

If all the 'casuals' who want blue back started to wear blue then we would have a sea of blue at home games and not just at away games.

You really don't get it, do you?

Don't get what? Please explain

The 'casual' approach, or scene, is probably the best way of describing it. For those of us (older fans!) who started following football in the 70s or 80s, we just wore ordinary clothes. In other words, whatever was fashionable at the time. Certain gear was fashionable amongst football fans. There is a bit more to it than that, perhaps, but basically it was about fashion. Have a look at Jonathan Owen's short film 'CCFC the movie' on YouTube. Replica shirts started much later, in the 90s. 'Casuals' have long been a feature of football fan culture. Wearing replica tops, in particular, is considered naff. Hope that does not sound too pompous A girl in work once said to me, 'ah, Pavilion!*That's where the football boys go'. (*Shop in town).

Woodys and Pavillion.

Blue retro for me