Cardiff BLUES

Played at HOME in PINK.

The opposition were playing in WHITE.


Blues COULD of therefore played in BLUE.


All this and no rebrand, and no fury from fans..

Played at HOME in PINK.

The opposition were playing in WHITE.


Blues COULD of therefore played in BLUE.


All this and no rebrand, and no fury from fans..

how do you know fans are not upset...

That is there Heineken cup colour which every fan knows about .
They haven't rebranded just have a colour for a certain competition to boost revenue from sponsors and sales . Nothing wrong with that IMO quite clever marketing decision

Played at HOME in PINK.

The opposition were playing in WHITE.


Blues COULD of therefore played in BLUE.


All this and no rebrand, and no fury from fans..

To compare this to a rebrand, where someone has changed the club colours, symbol and crest, is daft.

Played at HOME in PINK.

The opposition were playing in WHITE.


Blues COULD of therefore played in BLUE.


All this and no rebrand, and no fury from fans..

To compare this to a rebrand, where someone has changed the club colours, symbol and crest, is daft.

I'm not, and neither am I trying to wind anyone up or get a reaction.

I noticed it yesterday whilst in the pub (watching them f**k up my bet too ad it goes by winning)

Just noticed it, and couldn't recall any fuss being made over it.

Poster above has explained why now anyway.

Played at HOME in PINK.

The opposition were playing in WHITE.


Blues COULD of therefore played in BLUE.


All this and no rebrand, and no fury from fans..

To compare this to a rebrand, where someone has changed the club colours, symbol and crest, is daft.

I'm not, and neither am I trying to wind anyone up or get a reaction.

I noticed it yesterday whilst in the pub (watching them f**k up my bet too ad it goes by winning)

Just noticed it, and couldn't recall any fuss being made over it.

Poster above has explained why now anyway.

is the shirt still pink for breast cancer awareness or was that just for one season and the colour has stuck?

Played at HOME in PINK.

The opposition were playing in WHITE.


Blues COULD of therefore played in BLUE.


All this and no rebrand, and no fury from fans..

To compare this to a rebrand, where someone has changed the club colours, symbol and crest, is daft.

I'm not, and neither am I trying to wind anyone up or get a reaction.

I noticed it yesterday whilst in the pub (watching them f**k up my bet too ad it goes by winning)

Just noticed it, and couldn't recall any fuss being made over it.

Poster above has explained why now anyway.

is the shirt still pink for breast cancer awareness or was that just for one season and the colour has stuck?

Not sure.

Wasn't even aware of the fact they played in pink because of the Heineken cup until I read it just now

Played at HOME in PINK.

The opposition were playing in WHITE.


Blues COULD of therefore played in BLUE.


All this and no rebrand, and no fury from fans..

To compare this to a rebrand, where someone has changed the club colours, symbol and crest, is daft.

I'm not, and neither am I trying to wind anyone up or get a reaction.

I noticed it yesterday whilst in the pub (watching them f**k up my bet too ad it goes by winning)

Just noticed it, and couldn't recall any fuss being made over it.

Poster above has explained why now anyway.

is the shirt still pink for breast cancer awareness or was that just for one season and the colour has stuck?

Not sure.

Wasn't even aware of the fact they played in pink because of the Heineken cup until I read it just now

lol fair enough not a massive rugby fan so not that interested just knew they wore pink for breast cancer awareness was wondering if theyve stuck with it

a percentage of there gate goes to cancer awareness so i,m told hence the wearing of the pink tops

a percentage of there gate goes to cancer awareness so i,m told hence the wearing of the pink tops

that makes sense for wearing pink then and sort of makes it a bit hard to moan about a colour change I suppose

It's for cancer awareness so no rebrand at all