THE PERFECT TIME
Mon May 05, 2014 4:56 pm
I have seen many threads made about a protest against Chelsea and, of course there are the usual people who say that this should of been done at the beginning and not now when were doing badly. But i have also seen over this season and last season people saying that we should all get behind the team and not protest. So it seems to some that there is never a good time to protest and im guessing these do not want a return to blue, but for the majority of City fans they do.
What i say is, if you want to return to the colour blue, whether that be with Tan there or not, then the Chelsea game is the best time to do this as there is nothing at stake. So those people who say that during the season it is not good to protest as it affects the team, now YOU have a perfect chance to. And for those who say that it is too late and something should have been done when the colours were changed, what is done is done (and what isn't done isn't done). But it is never too late.
The majority of fans were too scared for the sake of the club at the beginning as they bought in to the ridiculous 'red or dead' threat. But over time people have come to realise that this was most likely not the case and have stepped up their support for our traditional colours. And as with anything, when things are going bad (like our form this season), it is human nature to be upset and so things such as the re-brand issue get bigger. So now we have the biggest support for blue as we have done since the beginning.
So what if not many people protested when the re-brand was implemented, this cannot be changed and all that matters is we now have the biggest support for a return to out traditional colours. So if you want a return to blue (forget about Tan) then fight for it on Sunday against Chelsea.
Whether it may be chanting for blue, protesting before the game or simply wearing blue, everyone can play their part.
Were Cardiff City, Well always be blue
What i say is, if you want to return to the colour blue, whether that be with Tan there or not, then the Chelsea game is the best time to do this as there is nothing at stake. So those people who say that during the season it is not good to protest as it affects the team, now YOU have a perfect chance to. And for those who say that it is too late and something should have been done when the colours were changed, what is done is done (and what isn't done isn't done). But it is never too late.
The majority of fans were too scared for the sake of the club at the beginning as they bought in to the ridiculous 'red or dead' threat. But over time people have come to realise that this was most likely not the case and have stepped up their support for our traditional colours. And as with anything, when things are going bad (like our form this season), it is human nature to be upset and so things such as the re-brand issue get bigger. So now we have the biggest support for blue as we have done since the beginning.
So what if not many people protested when the re-brand was implemented, this cannot be changed and all that matters is we now have the biggest support for a return to out traditional colours. So if you want a return to blue (forget about Tan) then fight for it on Sunday against Chelsea.
Whether it may be chanting for blue, protesting before the game or simply wearing blue, everyone can play their part.
Were Cardiff City, Well always be blue
Re: THE PERFECT TIME
Mon May 05, 2014 7:38 pm