horse head in my bed.

OK, no more BU posts from myself on THIS FORUM.( EVER) GOOD LUCK CITY- LETS ENJOY THE SEASON TO COME. CCFC FFS BABIES,

OK, no more BU posts from myself on THIS FORUM.( EVER) GOOD LUCK CITY- LETS ENJOY THE SEASON TO COME. CCFC FFS BABIES,

I will not be posting either about BU either, looks like they are collapsing and all the main faces have left, it's become a piss up rather than about our blue, won't be marching with them either, will be supporting the boys against man city

Very sad if true....

I sort of left a while back, I do believe in some of the stuff they stand for, but My protest will be Wearing the BLUE at matches, but supporting the team. I no longer belong to the group.
BUT I AM BLUE THROUGH AND THROUGH AND WILL CONTINUE TO WANT IT BACK AND IF EVERYONE WORE BLUE, IN MY OPINION THAT WOULD BE THE BEST FORM OF PROTEST.

Freedom of speech is also the best way

ANYONE WHO WANTS TO SELL BLUE TOPS/BLUE MERCHANDISE ON HERE THEY ARE MORE THAN WELCOME AND IT'S FREE TO ADVERTISE THEM

I sort of left a while back, I do believe in some of the stuff they stand for, but My protest will be Wearing the BLUE at matches, but supporting the team. I no longer belong to the group.
BUT I AM BLUE THROUGH AND THROUGH AND WILL CONTINUE TO WANT IT BACK AND IF EVERYONE WORE BLUE, IN MY OPINION THAT WOULD BE THE BEST FORM OF PROTEST.

Freedom of speech is also the best way

ANYONE WHO WANTS TO SELL BLUE TOPS/BLUE MERCHANDISE ON HERE THEY ARE MORE THAN WELCOME AND IT'S FREE TO ADVERTISE THEM

Blue Movies?

I sort of left a while back, I do believe in some of the stuff they stand for, but My protest will be Wearing the BLUE at matches, but supporting the team. I no longer belong to the group.
BUT I AM BLUE THROUGH AND THROUGH AND WILL CONTINUE TO WANT IT BACK AND IF EVERYONE WORE BLUE, IN MY OPINION THAT WOULD BE THE BEST FORM OF PROTEST.

Freedom of speech is also the best way

ANYONE WHO WANTS TO SELL BLUE TOPS/BLUE MERCHANDISE ON HERE THEY ARE MORE THAN WELCOME AND IT'S FREE TO ADVERTISE THEM

Blue Movies?

I sort of left a while back, I do believe in some of the stuff they stand for, but My protest will be Wearing the BLUE at matches, but supporting the team. I no longer belong to the group.
BUT I AM BLUE THROUGH AND THROUGH AND WILL CONTINUE TO WANT IT BACK AND IF EVERYONE WORE BLUE, IN MY OPINION THAT WOULD BE THE BEST FORM OF PROTEST.

Freedom of speech is also the best way

ANYONE WHO WANTS TO SELL BLUE TOPS/BLUE MERCHANDISE ON HERE THEY ARE MORE THAN WELCOME AND IT'S FREE TO ADVERTISE THEM

I generally agree with this & tend to think along theses lines.
Their basics are correct but too many idiots on there hoping 'tan dies in a plane crash', calling him filthy names etc. etc.

I am Blue & will Never wear red but will all ways support the team.

[quote="Forever Blue"]I sort of left a while back, I do believe in some of the stuff they stand for, but My protest will be Wearing the BLUE at matches, but supporting the team. I no longer belong to the group.
BUT I AM BLUE THROUGH AND THROUGH AND WILL CONTINUE TO WANT IT BACK AND IF EVERYONE WORE BLUE, IN MY OPINION THAT WOULD BE THE BEST FORM OF PROTEST. :mal

I agree with this, wear your Blue to the games, that says more than anything

I don't think wearing blue is enough.

I believe there needs to be a stand for the blue, an organised group that can keep the message going, organised being the operative word here.

Like it or not BU is the closest to come to that. Like most organisations that take off there is a danger of sabotage. As far as I am seeing the leadership of BU have set their stool. Sadly a leg of the stool is being sawn at the bottom. This saw needs to be blunted.

I don't think wearing blue is enough.

I believe there needs to be a stand for the blue, an organised group that can keep the message going, organised being the operative word here.

Like it or not BU is the closest to come to that. Like most organisations that take off there is a danger of sabotage. As far as I am seeing the leadership of BU have set their stool. Sadly a leg of the stool is being sawn at the bottom. This saw needs to be blunted.

Good luck to them and I mean that, you know how much I want the BLUE back Ian and I will never stop trying but Bluebirds Unite is not for me, I believe in going to the games and showing your BLUE not talking all day on FB.

I don't think wearing blue is enough.

I believe there needs to be a stand for the blue, an organised group that can keep the message going, organised being the operative word here.

Like it or not BU is the closest to come to that. Like most organisations that take off there is a danger of sabotage. As far as I am seeing the leadership of BU have set their stool. Sadly a leg of the stool is being sawn at the bottom. This saw needs to be blunted.

Good luck to them and I mean that, you know how much I want the BLUE back Ian and I will never stop trying but Bluebirds Unite is not for me, I believe in going to the games and showing your BLUE not talking all day on FB.

I hope they sort it all out Annis.

OK, no more BU posts from myself on THIS FORUM.( EVER) GOOD LUCK CITY- LETS ENJOY THE SEASON TO COME. CCFC FFS BABIES,

i'am 100% with BU AND AT THE MARCH, BUT WILL NOT POST ON HERE ABOUT BU AS TOO MANY GET SHIRTY. CCFC PLEASE WEAR BLUE.

I sort of left a while back, I do believe in some of the stuff they stand for, but My protest will be Wearing the BLUE at matches, but supporting the team. I no longer belong to the group.
BUT I AM BLUE THROUGH AND THROUGH AND WILL CONTINUE TO WANT IT BACK AND IF EVERYONE WORE BLUE, IN MY OPINION THAT WOULD BE THE BEST FORM OF PROTEST.

Freedom of speech is also the best way

ANYONE WHO WANTS TO SELL BLUE TOPS/BLUE MERCHANDISE ON HERE THEY ARE MORE THAN WELCOME AND IT'S FREE TO ADVERTISE THEM

I agree with you blue at games is the best form of getting the message across.This protest on our first home game in the premier is a step to far and Imo hurts bu's cause massively.Also the rhetoric that comes from the Facebook page is a big turn off.I can only see bu being dismantled by Christmas.

I sort of left a while back, I do believe in some of the stuff they stand for, but My protest will be Wearing the BLUE at matches, but supporting the team. I no longer belong to the group.
BUT I AM BLUE THROUGH AND THROUGH AND WILL CONTINUE TO WANT IT BACK AND IF EVERYONE WORE BLUE, IN MY OPINION THAT WOULD BE THE BEST FORM OF PROTEST.

Freedom of speech is also the best way

ANYONE WHO WANTS TO SELL BLUE TOPS/BLUE MERCHANDISE ON HERE THEY ARE MORE THAN WELCOME AND IT'S FREE TO ADVERTISE THEM

I agree with you blue at games is the best form of getting the message across.This protest on our first home game in the premier is a step to far and Imo hurts bu's cause massively.Also the rhetoric that comes from the Facebook page is a big turn off.I can only see bu being dismantled by Christmas.

I agree with you blue at games is the best form of getting the message across.

The best? That's the best you can think of? Just admit it if you have an irrational hatred of BU and little regard for football culture, gobbling up the redordead mantra as a perfect excuse to do the dishonourable thing.

The walk it's self, Step away from cyber space and look at things in perspective, How is a fan walk demonstrating how much blue means to it's fans , 'a step to far'? It's a peaceful march to the stadium. I'm not familiar with what is said on facebook but it's just talk, the important thing is what takes place at the meetings with real people. I hope people who want to preserve this clubs culture reconsider their stance on the walk, I firmly believe that Tan is watching the Hull Tigers' situation with a view to changing our name. This walk is no longer about retrieving our colours, it's about preserving our name. Another season of passive obedience will give Tan a green light to rebrand to 'Malaysia Cardiff' or some such. Once it is done, it's done.

I sort of left a while back, I do believe in some of the stuff they stand for, but My protest will be Wearing the BLUE at matches, but supporting the team. I no longer belong to the group.
BUT I AM BLUE THROUGH AND THROUGH AND WILL CONTINUE TO WANT IT BACK AND IF EVERYONE WORE BLUE, IN MY OPINION THAT WOULD BE THE BEST FORM OF PROTEST.

Freedom of speech is also the best way

ANYONE WHO WANTS TO SELL BLUE TOPS/BLUE MERCHANDISE ON HERE THEY ARE MORE THAN WELCOME AND IT'S FREE TO ADVERTISE THEM

I agree with you blue at games is the best form of getting the message across.This protest on our first home game in the premier is a step to far and Imo hurts bu's cause massively.Also the rhetoric that comes from the Facebook page is a big turn off.I can only see bu being dismantled by Christmas.

I agree with you blue at games is the best form of getting the message across.

The best? That's the best you can think of? Just admit it if you have an irrational hatred of BU and little regard for football culture, gobbling up the redordead mantra as a perfect excuse to do the dishonourable thing.

The walk it's self, Step away from cyber space and look at things in perspective, How is a fan walk demonstrating how much blue means to it's fans , 'a step to far'? It's a peaceful march to the stadium. I'm not familiar with what is said on facebook but it's just talk, the important thing is what takes place at the meetings with real people. I hope people who want to preserve this clubs culture reconsider their stance on the walk, I firmly believe that Tan is watching the Hull Tigers' situation with a view to changing our name. This walk is no longer about retrieving our colours, it's about preserving our name. Another season of passive obedience will give Tan a green light to rebrand to 'Malaysia Cardiff' or some such. Once it is done, it's done.

More nonsense from a bu supporter,they 'd lap that statement up on Facebook.
It's a protest march and u know it.Very embarrassing by a desperate bunch of people.

(desperate bunch of people) in your minds eye -desperate- for what,this is a BU DAY PLEASE WEAR BLUE, OR BY USING THE WORD PLEASE I'AM I DESPERATE. CCFC

I sort of left a while back, I do believe in some of the stuff they stand for, but My protest will be Wearing the BLUE at matches, but supporting the team. I no longer belong to the group.
BUT I AM BLUE THROUGH AND THROUGH AND WILL CONTINUE TO WANT IT BACK AND IF EVERYONE WORE BLUE, IN MY OPINION THAT WOULD BE THE BEST FORM OF PROTEST.

Freedom of speech is also the best way

ANYONE WHO WANTS TO SELL BLUE TOPS/BLUE MERCHANDISE ON HERE THEY ARE MORE THAN WELCOME AND IT'S FREE TO ADVERTISE THEM

I agree with you blue at games is the best form of getting the message across.This protest on our first home game in the premier is a step to far and Imo hurts bu's cause massively.Also the rhetoric that comes from the Facebook page is a big turn off.I can only see bu being dismantled by Christmas.

I agree with you blue at games is the best form of getting the message across.

The best? That's the best you can think of? Just admit it if you have an irrational hatred of BU and little regard for football culture, gobbling up the redordead mantra as a perfect excuse to do the dishonourable thing.

The walk it's self, Step away from cyber space and look at things in perspective, How is a fan walk demonstrating how much blue means to it's fans , 'a step to far'? It's a peaceful march to the stadium. I'm not familiar with what is said on facebook but it's just talk, the important thing is what takes place at the meetings with real people. I hope people who want to preserve this clubs culture reconsider their stance on the walk, I firmly believe that Tan is watching the Hull Tigers' situation with a view to changing our name. This walk is no longer about retrieving our colours, it's about preserving our name. Another season of passive obedience will give Tan a green light to rebrand to 'Malaysia Cardiff' or some such. Once it is done, it's done.

More nonsense from a bu supporter,they 'd lap that statement up on Facebook.
It's a protest march and u know it.Very embarrassing by a desperate bunch of people.

I'm not letting you get away with nasty airy fairy comments today spartacus.

How is the walk a 'step too far'?

Wearing a blue top, is the best you can think of?

I'm not on facebook and it's not the real world.

Is protest a dirty word for you? In what way is it embarrassing and desperate to peacefully demonstrate disapproval at something you hold dear. And let's not forget about Hull Tigers, we all know deep down it is on the cards, i'd ask all my fellow bluebirds to reconsider joining the BU walk. The name change would finally kill me off and do irepairable damage to the orginal bluebirds.

I find your vitriol towards your own fans a bit desperate and yep you guessed it.........embarrassing.

I woke up the other day and found a horses head in my bed- Realised it was the bird I picked up that night in the wynford.Not only did she have a horses head,but she also had a hippo's body and toe-nails like a golden eagle! Bet she could hang upside-down from trees with those claws!!

The best? That's the best you can think of? Just admit it if you have an irrational hatred of BU and little regard for football culture, gobbling up the redordead mantra as a perfect excuse to do the dishonourable thing.

The walk it's self, Step away from cyber space and look at things in perspective, How is a fan walk demonstrating how much blue means to it's fans , 'a step to far'? It's a peaceful march to the stadium. I'm not familiar with what is said on facebook but it's just talk, the important thing is what takes place at the meetings with real people. I hope people who want to preserve this clubs culture reconsider their stance on the walk, I firmly believe that Tan is watching the Hull Tigers' situation with a view to changing our name. This walk is no longer about retrieving our colours, it's about preserving our name. Another season of passive obedience will give Tan a green light to rebrand to 'Malaysia Cardiff' or some such. Once it is done, it's done.[/quote]


The walk will be seen by the media as anti Tan.

End of.

What he's done for us as a club and the local charities is phenomenal.
I cant see how anyone would want him gone?
I want blue but I'm willing to wait.
One day, one day.

The best? That's the best you can think of? Just admit it if you have an irrational hatred of BU and little regard for football culture, gobbling up the redordead mantra as a perfect excuse to do the dishonourable thing.

The walk it's self, Step away from cyber space and look at things in perspective, How is a fan walk demonstrating how much blue means to it's fans , 'a step to far'? It's a peaceful march to the stadium. I'm not familiar with what is said on facebook but it's just talk, the important thing is what takes place at the meetings with real people. I hope people who want to preserve this clubs culture reconsider their stance on the walk, I firmly believe that Tan is watching the Hull Tigers' situation with a view to changing our name. This walk is no longer about retrieving our colours, it's about preserving our name. Another season of passive obedience will give Tan a green light to rebrand to 'Malaysia Cardiff' or some such. Once it is done, it's done.

The walk will be seen by the media as anti Tan.

End of.

What he's done for us as a club and the local charities is phenomenal.
I cant see how anyone would want him gone?
I want blue but I'm willing to wait.
One day, one day. [/quote]

How do you know how the media will see it? and yes i would like an answer. Sian has spoken in the media and stated the aim of reviving this clubs great colours and not driving out VT. It's on record. You have no evidence for your assertions.

You want blue, but what are you waiting for? what will you do after waiting and waiting ? Will you say the same when he changes our name?

I woke up the other day and found a horses head in my bed- Realised it was the bird I picked up that night in the wynford.Not only did she have a horses head,but she also had a hippo's body and toe-nails like a golden eagle! Bet she could hang upside-down from trees with those claws!!

Did you ask her "why the long face"