Fri Aug 09, 2013 4:32 pm
Fri Aug 09, 2013 6:18 pm
Pontypool_Bluebird wrote:please help us return to blue. all us pro blues are very happy with tans money input like u r. but u r setting us up for new changes. no one is asking anyone to abuse Tan, just show what our colours mean. I understand u support your club no matter what colour, but do u support your club no matter what name??? CARDIFF CITY IS BLUE. sorry to anyone who gets annoyed, i just feel more strongly about it than ever.
Fri Aug 09, 2013 6:24 pm
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Fri Aug 09, 2013 8:33 pm
Fri Aug 09, 2013 8:33 pm
Fri Aug 09, 2013 8:36 pm
murphy wrote:Sadly, all the reds want is a premiership club. They would be more then happy with a name change aswell.
Fri Aug 09, 2013 8:39 pm
murphy wrote:Sadly, all the reds want is a premiership club. They would be more then happy with a name change aswell.
Fri Aug 09, 2013 8:39 pm
murphy wrote:Sadly, all the reds want is a premiership club. They would be more then happy with a name change aswell.
Fri Aug 09, 2013 8:46 pm
Sven Ghali wrote:murphy wrote:Sadly, all the reds want is a premiership club. They would be more then happy with a name change aswell.
You show a very poor understanding of the WHOLE situation here, fella
I know no-one who WANTS red and I know no-one who would accept a change of name either
The difference are mainly (but not all) over the methods and degree to which Vincent Tan can be influenced into making the change back to blue
Do I want a Premir League club? Too bloody right I do and you'd have to have been around a certain amount of time to fully appreciate how unlikely that looked over far too many years
That is not to 'have a go' at the younger/newer supporters. I am simply saying that this club has never had it so good in modern times and that needs to be considered carefully
Fri Aug 09, 2013 8:47 pm
CjBluebird17 wrote:Who are these pro-reds honestly? I would have thought even the ones who wear red would still want us back anyway
Fri Aug 09, 2013 9:19 pm
Cult of Personality wrote:Sitting here in my red Cardiff City shirt weeping
Fri Aug 09, 2013 10:47 pm
murphy wrote:Sven Ghali wrote:murphy wrote:Sadly, all the reds want is a premiership club. They would be more then happy with a name change aswell.
You show a very poor understanding of the WHOLE situation here, fella
I know no-one who WANTS red and I know no-one who would accept a change of name either
The difference are mainly (but not all) over the methods and degree to which Vincent Tan can be influenced into making the change back to blue
Do I want a Premir League club? Too bloody right I do and you'd have to have been around a certain amount of time to fully appreciate how unlikely that looked over far too many years
That is not to 'have a go' at the younger/newer supporters. I am simply saying that this club has never had it so good in modern times and that needs to be considered carefully
I can see what your coming from. I went to my first city game in 1994 so I'm not a new fan. But when I see adults wearing the red at our games I assume their happy with the rebrand. Why else would they buy it?
Fri Aug 09, 2013 11:06 pm
Fri Aug 09, 2013 11:08 pm
Sven Ghali wrote:murphy wrote:Sven Ghali wrote:murphy wrote:Sadly, all the reds want is a premiership club. They would be more then happy with a name change aswell.
You show a very poor understanding of the WHOLE situation here, fella
I know no-one who WANTS red and I know no-one who would accept a change of name either
The difference are mainly (but not all) over the methods and degree to which Vincent Tan can be influenced into making the change back to blue
Do I want a Premir League club? Too bloody right I do and you'd have to have been around a certain amount of time to fully appreciate how unlikely that looked over far too many years
That is not to 'have a go' at the younger/newer supporters. I am simply saying that this club has never had it so good in modern times and that needs to be considered carefully
I can see what your coming from. I went to my first city game in 1994 so I'm not a new fan. But when I see adults wearing the red at our games I assume their happy with the rebrand. Why else would they buy it?
I see where you are coming from and you may well be right in what you say there but there is a huge difference between someone who is Pro-Red (someone who WANTS it) and someone who has simply decided that the red is 'acceptable' in exchange for what they perceive as the 'betterment' of their club thanks to Tan's investment in the team and in clearing our historic debt
I am certainly not speaking on anyones behalf but my own opinion and my feeling (through talking to some of them) is that fans simply accepted that as the saviour of our ailing club and the investor of c.£80m+ Vincent Tan could effectively do what he wanted and a move to red (although abhorrent) was infinitely more acceptable than seeing the club go into Administration, certain relegation to League One and/or extinction (and no-one should doubt things were that serious for a while)
Those that buy/wear the red shirts (and I am not one of them) may have just done so out of a loyalty and support to the team that now wear those colours and are prepared to who that support in that manner
Each to his/her own on that front, so long as there is reciprocal respect for the other guy/gal's opinion and/or position
Sadly,there appears to be a distinct lack of appreciation and respect from the 'blue at any cost' group toward anyone who dares to have accepted the red (no matter how reluctantly) and this IMHO has prevented so many from supporting groups like BU in what (on paper at least) is a creditable crusade
The problem is, of course, that theory and practice are two completely different things:
Theory: Tan spends c.£80m+ and says to fans, "Hey, I've invested all this money getting you out of the mire and I don't want anything in return and you lot tell me how I should run my club"
Practice: Tan spends c.£80m+ and says to fans, "Hey, I've spent all this money getting you out of the mire and I want a return. I'll get rid of Langston, I''ll get rid of PMG and the Eggers, I'll give the manager enough tools to get us out of this division and I'll increase stadium capacity to c.40,000 if we stay up there for a season. Oh, and by the way I have decided to change the shirt from blue to red because I see a golden opportunity to gather investment for the cash rich Far Eastern Markets"
I know the last sentence doesn't sit well with any of us but if we are all totally honest, what would we have done in Tan's position; particularly when the real protests only really started once our future was guaranteed?
Again only my opinion, but I think the club have come out of this pretty damn good in reality when all is considered
Fri Aug 09, 2013 11:08 pm
Canton stand baz wrote:Right then.... I will start with no.... No..,,, hey!!!!!
You know what I can't be fucked!!!![]()
Over and over and over and over again!!!!
Can't do it no more..... Going to lose my mind!!!!
What to do next??? What shall I do????
I know!!!! I will have a go at supporting the team!!!
Blue army blue army!!! "The greatest team In football"
I'm enjoying supporting the team!!! Lets support the team for our capital city yay
Fri Aug 09, 2013 11:14 pm
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Fri Aug 09, 2013 11:21 pm
Pontypool_Bluebird wrote:please help us return to blue. all us pro blues are very happy with tans money input like u r. but u r setting us up for new changes. no one is asking anyone to abuse Tan, just show what our colours mean. I understand u support your club no matter what colour, but do u support your club no matter what name??? CARDIFF CITY IS BLUE. sorry to anyone who gets annoyed, i just feel more strongly about it than ever.
Fri Aug 09, 2013 11:22 pm
Bluebird 37 wrote:Pontypool_Bluebird wrote:please help us return to blue. all us pro blues are very happy with tans money input like u r. but u r setting us up for new changes. no one is asking anyone to abuse Tan, just show what our colours mean. I understand u support your club no matter what colour, but do u support your club no matter what name??? CARDIFF CITY IS BLUE. sorry to anyone who gets annoyed, i just feel more strongly about it than ever.
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There is no need for anyone to wear red.
We are Blue
Fri Aug 09, 2013 11:28 pm
Sat Aug 10, 2013 12:14 am
Sat Aug 10, 2013 1:22 am
Forever Blue wrote:All I will say is " WE'RE CARDIFF CITY WE WILL ALWAYS BE BLUE "![]()
Long after Tan and the red brigade are gone, our identity will come back and watch if City struggle, lets see who still is Cheering them on.
I've been there before on many any occasions and City fans desert in their thousands when things go wrong a fact, like most clubs, but the new Red fan will fly out faster than you will ever imagine.
We should all cheer the team on and it would be superb if we All wore BLUE , Cardiff City's Real identity
Sat Aug 10, 2013 3:46 am
DandoCCFC wrote:Supposed Pro Blues calling others Pro Reds when they both do the same thing and turn up to games, laughable.
Sat Aug 10, 2013 7:41 am
Sat Aug 10, 2013 8:01 am
kodak wrote:I can see it now,Cardiff Dragons v Hull Tigers![]()
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If we get relegated we will lose most of the red shirted supporters anyway.They'll be putting their Manc and Scouse shirts back on.
Sat Aug 10, 2013 10:33 am
Forever Blue wrote:All I will say is " WE'RE CARDIFF CITY WE WILL ALWAYS BE BLUE "![]()
Long after Tan and the red brigade are gone, our identity will come back and watch if City struggle, lets see who still is Cheering them on.
I've been there before on many any occasions and City fans desert in their thousands when things go wrong a fact, like most clubs, but the new Red fan will fly out faster than you will ever imagine.
We should all cheer the team on and it would be superb if we All wore BLUE , Cardiff City's Real identity
Sat Aug 10, 2013 10:39 am
Forever Blue wrote:All I will say is " WE'RE CARDIFF CITY WE WILL ALWAYS BE BLUE "![]()
Long after Tan and the red brigade are gone, our identity will come back and watch if City struggle, lets see who still is Cheering them on.
I've been there before on many any occasions and City fans desert in their thousands when things go wrong a fact, like most clubs, but the new Red fan will fly out faster than you will ever imagine.
We should all cheer the team on and it would be superb if we All wore BLUE , Cardiff City's Real identity
Sat Aug 10, 2013 11:41 am
Sven Ghali wrote:I know no-one who WANTS red and I know no-one who would accept a change of name either
Sat Aug 10, 2013 11:45 am
Forever Blue wrote:All I will say is " WE'RE CARDIFF CITY WE WILL ALWAYS BE BLUE "![]()
Long after Tan and the red brigade are gone, our identity will come back and watch if City struggle, lets see who still is Cheering them on.
I've been there before on many any occasions and City fans desert in their thousands when things go wrong a fact, like most clubs, but the new Red fan will fly out faster than you will ever imagine.
We should all cheer the team on and it would be superb if we All wore BLUE , Cardiff City's Real identity