When we're safe or relegated

Would anyone boycott the Chelsea game if our status for next season was decided by then?Make good press as we would be playing at home in red against a blue team.Chelsea may well be champions by then but would be perfect if it went down to the last game and they were presented with the trophy in an empty stadium ,shown all around the world and just before a World Cup.Chelsea would have players representing several countries and Cardiff's plight might spread across the globe.

People from every country in the world watch the prem. I think they all know.

Can't see it happening. The thing is most fans want to see as many prem games as possible, as we may not getback in the prem for another 50 years depending on whether Tan stays and funds us again. I wouldn't want to miss the Chelsea game personally, defo in the top 3 teams iv wanted to watch at home.

If people won't turn up to a march then you're dreaming if you think 25k+ are going to boycott a game. Especially against Chelsea.

Ridiculous suggestion ,not a cat in hells chance of any boycott

How about you give me your ticket so you can enjoy your little boycott and I'll sell it to a Chelsea fan for £100?

can guarantee he'll have a blue shirt on

It will be our last chance to see a Prem game at the CCS involving the Bluebirds before we get relegated, the fact it will be against the champions elect makes it all the more special. If there were 25,000 fans opposed to Tan then maybe the game could be played to an empty stadium except for the away end, but my guess is that nowhere near 25,000 City fans are opposed to Tan and infact the majority are actually for him, the silent majority.

The only chance we would get to see a deserted stadium is if we got relegated.

Fans travel the world to watch this league... It won't happen in Prem..

Anyone who got balls and cares about our identity and ain't fannys should boycott this game. Look at what lazio fans done boycotting their stadium not a soul in the stadium because they aren't happy with their owner, that's what you call TRUE FANS

It will be our last chance to see a Prem game at the CCS involving the Bluebirds before we get relegated, the fact it will be against the champions elect makes it all the more special. If there were 25,000 fans opposed to Tan then maybe the game could be played to an empty stadium except for the away end, but my guess is that nowhere near 25,000 City fans are opposed to Tan and infact the majority are actually for him, the silent majority.

No the majority just moan about tan but do anything against. Those who support him 5% maybe 10% at most.