Vincent Tan Unites all Cardiff fans.

With his comments and actions over the last week, Vincent Tan has United all Cardiff City fans worldwide.

After the fantastic scenes at Anfield, where our fans were outstanding, our supporters become one again. Supporter unity and bad press coverage has made Vincent Tan backtrack on his threat to sack Malky.

I for one admit I was fooled for longer than some with the rebrand, believing there was a bigger better reason for it. However the blinkers are off now. Tan has made one step in the right direction by withdrawing his threat to sack Malky, he now has to make a further bigger step towards redeeming himself at next weeks Trust meeting and state that Cardiff are going back Blue next season and that the beermat badge will be changed.

Anything less than restoring us back to Blue and changing that badge is now unacceptable to the masses.

Proud to be a Cardiff Fan.

With his comments and actions over the last week, Vincent Tan has United all Cardiff City fans worldwide.

After the fantastic scenes at Anfield, where our fans were outstanding, our supporters become one again. Supporter unity and bad press coverage has made Vincent Tan backtrack on his threat to sack Malky.

I for one admit I was fooled for longer than some with the rebrand, believing there was a bigger better reason for it. However the blinkers are off now. Tan has made one step in the right direction by withdrawing his threat to sack Malky, he now has to make a further bigger step towards redeeming himself at next weeks Trust meeting and state that Cardiff are going back Blue next season and that the beermat badge will be changed.

Anything less than restoring us back to Blue and changing that badge is now unacceptable to the masses.

Proud to be a Cardiff Fan.

Would be nice but got a feeling its going to take a lot more than a Trust meeting.

With his comments and actions over the last week, Vincent Tan has United all Cardiff City fans worldwide.

After the fantastic scenes at Anfield, where our fans were outstanding, our supporters become one again. Supporter unity and bad press coverage has made Vincent Tan backtrack on his threat to sack Malky.

I for one admit I was fooled for longer than some with the rebrand, believing there was a bigger better reason for it. However the blinkers are off now. Tan has made one step in the right direction by withdrawing his threat to sack Malky, he now has to make a further bigger step towards redeeming himself at next weeks Trust meeting and state that Cardiff are going back Blue next season and that the beermat badge will be changed.

Anything less than restoring us back to Blue and changing that badge is now unacceptable to the masses.

Proud to be a Cardiff Fan.

that doesnt make sense. You accepted the rebrand but now you think hes about to sack malky you hate the rebrand???

not a dig just trying to understand how malky has effected your stance on the colour of our shirts

With his comments and actions over the last week, Vincent Tan has United all Cardiff City fans worldwide.

After the fantastic scenes at Anfield, where our fans were outstanding, our supporters become one again. Supporter unity and bad press coverage has made Vincent Tan backtrack on his threat to sack Malky.

I for one admit I was fooled for longer than some with the rebrand, believing there was a bigger better reason for it. However the blinkers are off now. Tan has made one step in the right direction by withdrawing his threat to sack Malky, he now has to make a further bigger step towards redeeming himself at next weeks Trust meeting and state that Cardiff are going back Blue next season and that the beermat badge will be changed.

Anything less than restoring us back to Blue and changing that badge is now unacceptable to the masses.

Proud to be a Cardiff Fan.

Would be nice but got a feeling its going to take a lot more than a Trust meeting.

An indication that he will consider it would be a start.

With his comments and actions over the last week, Vincent Tan has United all Cardiff City fans worldwide.

After the fantastic scenes at Anfield, where our fans were outstanding, our supporters become one again. Supporter unity and bad press coverage has made Vincent Tan backtrack on his threat to sack Malky.

I for one admit I was fooled for longer than some with the rebrand, believing there was a bigger better reason for it. However the blinkers are off now. Tan has made one step in the right direction by withdrawing his threat to sack Malky, he now has to make a further bigger step towards redeeming himself at next weeks Trust meeting and state that Cardiff are going back Blue next season and that the beermat badge will be changed.

Anything less than restoring us back to Blue and changing that badge is now unacceptable to the masses.

Proud to be a Cardiff Fan.

that doesnt make sense. You accepted the rebrand but now you think hes about to sack malky you hate the rebrand???

not a dig just trying to understand how malky has effected your stance on the colour of our shirts

I accepted the rebrand reluctantly believing Tan had a good reason for it. Tans actions the last week has made me believe he has no reasons for his actions and just acts off impulse with no consideration for the best interests of our club. Hope that makes better sense.

With his comments and actions over the last week, Vincent Tan has United all Cardiff City fans worldwide.

After the fantastic scenes at Anfield, where our fans were outstanding, our supporters become one again. Supporter unity and bad press coverage has made Vincent Tan backtrack on his threat to sack Malky.

I for one admit I was fooled for longer than some with the rebrand, believing there was a bigger better reason for it. However the blinkers are off now. Tan has made one step in the right direction by withdrawing his threat to sack Malky, he now has to make a further bigger step towards redeeming himself at next weeks Trust meeting and state that Cardiff are going back Blue next season and that the beermat badge will be changed.

Anything less than restoring us back to Blue and changing that badge is now unacceptable to the masses.

Proud to be a Cardiff Fan.

really do not see a connection between the rebrand..which i hate..........and a Manager, way to many mixing these things up.

Of course it's a whim. Always has been. Good to hear you've pulled your head of the sand though.

According to our West Ham Agent the Red Seats are en route...

If true, I would not expect a big step backwards by Mr Tan...

According to our West Ham Agent the Red Seats are en route...

If true, I would not expect a big step backwards by Mr Tan...

Dont save one for me Tanny boy.

With his comments and actions over the last week, Vincent Tan has United all Cardiff City fans worldwide.

After the fantastic scenes at Anfield, where our fans were outstanding, our supporters become one again. Supporter unity and bad press coverage has made Vincent Tan backtrack on his threat to sack Malky.

I for one admit I was fooled for longer than some with the rebrand, believing there was a bigger better reason for it. However the blinkers are off now. Tan has made one step in the right direction by withdrawing his threat to sack Malky, he now has to make a further bigger step towards redeeming himself at next weeks Trust meeting and state that Cardiff are going back Blue next season and that the beermat badge will be changed.

Anything less than restoring us back to Blue and changing that badge is now unacceptable to the masses.

Proud to be a Cardiff Fan.

Top post . His rebrand was purely personal preference of a mad man who is far too used to getting his own way . We need our colours and badge back ASAP .

His crazy actions have given the fans a global audience . Let's use it .

He brought the idea of sacking him in the first place? One step forward in the right direction which easily could have been avoided in the first place.

:lol:

Of course it's a whim. Always has been. Good to hear you've pulled your head of the sand though.

Tan has united the masses against him.

With his comments and actions over the last week, Vincent Tan has United all Cardiff City fans worldwide.

After the fantastic scenes at Anfield, where our fans were outstanding, our supporters become one again. Supporter unity and bad press coverage has made Vincent Tan backtrack on his threat to sack Malky.

I for one admit I was fooled for longer than some with the rebrand, believing there was a bigger better reason for it. However the blinkers are off now. Tan has made one step in the right direction by withdrawing his threat to sack Malky, he now has to make a further bigger step towards redeeming himself at next weeks Trust meeting and state that Cardiff are going back Blue next season and that the beermat badge will be changed.

Anything less than restoring us back to Blue and changing that badge is now unacceptable to the masses.

Proud to be a Cardiff Fan.

good post.fair play to you for your honesty.kro.

With his comments and actions over the last week, Vincent Tan has United all Cardiff City fans worldwide.

After the fantastic scenes at Anfield, where our fans were outstanding, our supporters become one again. Supporter unity and bad press coverage has made Vincent Tan backtrack on his threat to sack Malky.

I for one admit I was fooled for longer than some with the rebrand, believing there was a bigger better reason for it. However the blinkers are off now. Tan has made one step in the right direction by withdrawing his threat to sack Malky, he now has to make a further bigger step towards redeeming himself at next weeks Trust meeting and state that Cardiff are going back Blue next season and that the beermat badge will be changed.

Anything less than restoring us back to Blue and changing that badge is now unacceptable to the masses.

Proud to be a Cardiff Fan.

Top post . His rebrand was purely personal preference of a mad man who is far too used to getting his own way . We need our colours and badge back ASAP .

His crazy actions have given the fans a global audience . Let's use it .

last sentence-spot on

With his comments and actions over the last week, Vincent Tan has United all Cardiff City fans worldwide.

After the fantastic scenes at Anfield, where our fans were outstanding, our supporters become one again. Supporter unity and bad press coverage has made Vincent Tan backtrack on his threat to sack Malky.

I for one admit I was fooled for longer than some with the rebrand, believing there was a bigger better reason for it. However the blinkers are off now. Tan has made one step in the right direction by withdrawing his threat to sack Malky, he now has to make a further bigger step towards redeeming himself at next weeks Trust meeting and state that Cardiff are going back Blue next season and that the beermat badge will be changed.

Anything less than restoring us back to Blue and changing that badge is now unacceptable to the masses.

Proud to be a Cardiff Fan.

that doesnt make sense. You accepted the rebrand but now you think hes about to sack malky you hate the rebrand???

not a dig just trying to understand how malky has effected your stance on the colour of our shirts

do you have this message on copy and paste? it seems you pop up with this everytime somebody is happy that we are not sacking our manager.

personally i didnt accept the rebrand and still go to games when i can (finances stopped me from getting a ST, not morals) but being honest i am more likley to feel vexed by decisions that effect on the field displays (managers, owners trying to influence tactics, getting rid of successful staff members, or the days when we were a selling club) than things that don't (colour of shirts etc). so just to answer in advance: no, if malky goes i wont support what ever team he goes too, and no, i won't stop supporting the city

With his comments and actions over the last week, Vincent Tan has United all Cardiff City fans worldwide.

After the fantastic scenes at Anfield, where our fans were outstanding, our supporters become one again. Supporter unity and bad press coverage has made Vincent Tan backtrack on his threat to sack Malky.

I for one admit I was fooled for longer than some with the rebrand, believing there was a bigger better reason for it. However the blinkers are off now. Tan has made one step in the right direction by withdrawing his threat to sack Malky, he now has to make a further bigger step towards redeeming himself at next weeks Trust meeting and state that Cardiff are going back Blue next season and that the beermat badge will be changed.

Anything less than restoring us back to Blue and changing that badge is now unacceptable to the masses.

Proud to be a Cardiff Fan.

that doesnt make sense. You accepted the rebrand but now you think hes about to sack malky you hate the rebrand???

not a dig just trying to understand how malky has effected your stance on the colour of our shirts

I accepted the rebrand reluctantly believing Tan had a good reason for it. Tans actions the last week has made me believe he has no reasons for his actions and just acts off impulse with no consideration for the best interests of our club. Hope that makes better sense.

There is a lot more to this that we don't know I feel, not that I don't agree that Mackay has been appallingly treated.