Sat Jun 23, 2012 10:14 pm
Sat Jun 23, 2012 10:17 pm
Catcon55 wrote:To explain, we are never going to stay in this new colour. Whether it's a year or five years, Cardiff will be back in blue shirts with the proper badge in place. I think we should take the temporary situation with the CURRENT owners, ultimately they have a year to prove their telling the truth? If this time next year we're no better off and we're actually worse off, no one will tolerate the crap that's going on at the moment?
Am I wrong thinking this way?
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Sat Jun 23, 2012 10:19 pm
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:Catcon55 wrote:To explain, we are never going to stay in this new colour. Whether it's a year or five years, Cardiff will be back in blue shirts with the proper badge in place. I think we should take the temporary situation with the CURRENT owners, ultimately they have a year to prove their telling the truth? If this time next year we're no better off and we're actually worse off, no one will tolerate the crap that's going on at the moment?
Am I wrong thinking this way?
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There are plans to expland the stadium, which I imagine will be red seats! It's when the stadium turns red that worries me, when that happens there will be no going back!
Sat Jun 23, 2012 10:29 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Tonteg Bluebird wrote:Catcon55 wrote:To explain, we are never going to stay in this new colour. Whether it's a year or five years, Cardiff will be back in blue shirts with the proper badge in place. I think we should take the temporary situation with the CURRENT owners, ultimately they have a year to prove their telling the truth? If this time next year we're no better off and we're actually worse off, no one will tolerate the crap that's going on at the moment?
Am I wrong thinking this way?
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There are plans to expland the stadium, which I imagine will be red seats! It's when the stadium turns red that worries me, when that happens there will be no going back!
Ask Gwyn, it was him who told me that all the seats were being torn out eventually and changed to Red on Tans orders, True Gwyn ?
Sat Jun 23, 2012 10:31 pm
Canton stand baz wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Tonteg Bluebird wrote:Catcon55 wrote:To explain, we are never going to stay in this new colour. Whether it's a year or five years, Cardiff will be back in blue shirts with the proper badge in place. I think we should take the temporary situation with the CURRENT owners, ultimately they have a year to prove their telling the truth? If this time next year we're no better off and we're actually worse off, no one will tolerate the crap that's going on at the moment?
Am I wrong thinking this way?
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There are plans to expland the stadium, which I imagine will be red seats! It's when the stadium turns red that worries me, when that happens there will be no going back!
Ask Gwyn, it was him who told me that all the seats were being torn out eventually and changed to Red on Tans orders, True Gwyn ?
Know feck all about marketing but one thing I do know is that once you make the decision to change, it has to be changed everywhere! Shirt, badge, website, tickets, seats, front of house, letters, e mails, merchandise everything!!!
Sat Jun 23, 2012 10:36 pm
Sat Jun 23, 2012 10:39 pm
nobby wrote:It will look shit with nearly 27000 blue seats and 8000 red seats, i have heard it will cost around £700,000 to change all the seats red, money that could certainly be used for higher priority financial requirements in my opinion.
Sat Jun 23, 2012 10:46 pm
Sat Jun 23, 2012 11:05 pm
Sat Jun 23, 2012 11:10 pm
Catcon55 wrote:I think people are missing my point. The current owners will move on, does anyone honestly think that whoever takes on our club will ultimately change everything back to the PROPER colours. We are not staying red, it is a temporary arrangement to pander to the current owners......
I'm amazed that we're all getting upset over something that will not ever, ever, ever last.
Sat Jun 23, 2012 11:25 pm
Sat Jun 23, 2012 11:26 pm
nobby wrote:It will look shit with nearly 27000 blue seats and 8000 red seats, i have heard it will cost around £700,000 to change all the seats red, money that could certainly be used for higher priority financial requirements in my opinion.
Sat Jun 23, 2012 11:26 pm
Sat Jun 23, 2012 11:35 pm
Catcon55 wrote:Seriously people, lets use the current owners and get to the premiership. Despite the guys and gals that think we'd be happy in league1 and below (which we won't ), the Malaysians are not in it for the long haul.
700k to get rid of red seats will not be an issue, there's no way the next new owners will not change everything back the way it should end will eventually will be.
Honestly does anyone seriously believe that the red shirts are permanent? They will end up being an interesting footnote in the history of our great club, someone will write a book and we'll all buy it and move on....
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Sat Jun 23, 2012 11:48 pm
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:Catcon55 wrote:Seriously people, lets use the current owners and get to the premiership. Despite the guys and gals that think we'd be happy in league1 and below (which we won't ), the Malaysians are not in it for the long haul.
700k to get rid of red seats will not be an issue, there's no way the next new owners will not change everything back the way it should end will eventually will be.
Honestly does anyone seriously believe that the red shirts are permanent? They will end up being an interesting footnote in the history of our great club, someone will write a book and we'll all buy it and move on....
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I think the Malaysian's are in it for the long haul sadly. Why have they bothered setting up academy's in Malaysia? Why are they planning new training facilities, stadium expansion etc? They wouldn't be making these plans if their goal was to only get us to the Premiership and then sell. They wouldn't make enough of the profit. I think they will take out loans to pay for the new training facilities and stadium expansion, then use these assets, plus Premiership football to try and sell us to a Chinese company in the future. The Chinese are mad on red and I honestly believe this is the main reason we are being rebranded. We will be too far down the road to go back to the way we was by the time the Malaysians sell up and the worrying situation is we either get a bit of success and the Malaysian's sell us on for a profit and we continue in red, or if we fail to reach the Premiership the Malaysian's will cut their losses and leave us, with the new owner having to pay back this 100 million "investment" plus the 7% interest on top of this!
Sat Jun 23, 2012 11:57 pm
Catcon55 wrote:Tonteg Bluebird wrote:Catcon55 wrote:Seriously people, lets use the current owners and get to the premiership. Despite the guys and gals that think we'd be happy in league1 and below (which we won't ), the Malaysians are not in it for the long haul.
700k to get rid of red seats will not be an issue, there's no way the next new owners will not change everything back the way it should end will eventually will be.
Honestly does anyone seriously believe that the red shirts are permanent? They will end up being an interesting footnote in the history of our great club, someone will write a book and we'll all buy it and move on....
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I think the Malaysian's are in it for the long haul sadly. Why have they bothered setting up academy's in Malaysia? Why are they planning new training facilities, stadium expansion etc? They wouldn't be making these plans if their goal was to only get us to the Premiership and then sell. They wouldn't make enough of the profit. I think they will take out loans to pay for the new training facilities and stadium expansion, then use these assets, plus Premiership football to try and sell us to a Chinese company in the future. The Chinese are mad on red and I honestly believe this is the main reason we are being rebranded. We will be too far down the road to go back to the way we was by the time the Malaysians sell up and the worrying situation is we either get a bit of success and the Malaysian's sell us on for a profit and we continue in red, or if we fail to reach the Premiership the Malaysian's will cut their losses and leave us, with the new owner having to pay back this 100 million "investment" plus the 7% interest on top of this!
That's fair comment but surely the next people to buy Cardiff City FC are going to make themselves heroes by reverting back to blue, it's the obvious thing to do. When the original objections to red were made the Malaysians were spitting out the dummy and leaving us in the lurch anyway.
To labour a point lets see where we are in twelve months time, if the first team hasn't been strengthened significantly beyond what we see today, then they are chancers.
Sat Jun 23, 2012 11:58 pm
dazzyt wrote:If you tolerate this then your children will be next
Sun Jun 24, 2012 12:04 am
dazzyt wrote:Catcon55 wrote:Tonteg Bluebird wrote:Catcon55 wrote:Seriously people, lets use the current owners and get to the premiership. Despite the guys and gals that think we'd be happy in league1 and below (which we won't ), the Malaysians are not in it for the long haul.
700k to get rid of red seats will not be an issue, there's no way the next new owners will not change everything back the way it should end will eventually will be.
Honestly does anyone seriously believe that the red shirts are permanent? They will end up being an interesting footnote in the history of our great club, someone will write a book and we'll all buy it and move on....
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I think the Malaysian's are in it for the long haul sadly. Why have they bothered setting up academy's in Malaysia? Why are they planning new training facilities, stadium expansion etc? They wouldn't be making these plans if their goal was to only get us to the Premiership and then sell. They wouldn't make enough of the profit. I think they will take out loans to pay for the new training facilities and stadium expansion, then use these assets, plus Premiership football to try and sell us to a Chinese company in the future. The Chinese are mad on red and I honestly believe this is the main reason we are being rebranded. We will be too far down the road to go back to the way we was by the time the Malaysians sell up and the worrying situation is we either get a bit of success and the Malaysian's sell us on for a profit and we continue in red, or if we fail to reach the Premiership the Malaysian's will cut their losses and leave us, with the new owner having to pay back this 100 million "investment" plus the 7% interest on top of this!
That's fair comment but surely the next people to buy Cardiff City FC are going to make themselves heroes by reverting back to blue, it's the obvious thing to do. When the original objections to red were made the Malaysians were spitting out the dummy and leaving us in the lurch anyway.
To labour a point lets see where we are in twelve months time, if the first team hasn't been strengthened significantly beyond what we see today, then they are chancers.
So we give our heritage up to chancers?
Sun Jun 24, 2012 7:02 am
Catcon55 wrote:Seriously people, lets use the current owners and get to the premiership. Despite the guys and gals that think we'd be happy in league1 and below (which we won't ), the Malaysians are not in it for the long haul.
700k to get rid of red seats will not be an issue, there's no way the next new owners will not change everything back the way it should end will eventually will be.
Honestly does anyone seriously believe that the red shirts are permanent? They will end up being an interesting footnote in the history of our great club, someone will write a book and we'll all buy it and move on....
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Sun Jun 24, 2012 7:36 am
Sun Jun 24, 2012 7:59 am
Sun Jun 24, 2012 9:02 am
Catcon55 wrote:I'm not saying that the current owners are ever going to revert back to blue, I know they won't,it's just my belief that the blue home shirt will return. It's just a question of when....one year, two years or five years?
Maybe I am deluded, I'm just amazed that people think, that's it red forever more.
Cardiff will have red shirts only as long as we have the current owners and I stick by my opinion that as soon as there is a change in ownership it'll be back to blue.
Sun Jun 24, 2012 10:25 am
Catcon55 wrote:To explain, we are never going to stay in this new colour. Whether it's a year or five years, Cardiff will be back in blue shirts with the proper badge in place. I think we should take the temporary situation with the CURRENT owners, ultimately they have a year to prove their telling the truth? If this time next year we're no better off and we're actually worse off, no one will tolerate the crap that's going on at the moment?
Am I wrong thinking this way?
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Sun Jun 24, 2012 10:42 am
Sun Jun 24, 2012 11:08 am
Sun Jun 24, 2012 11:11 am
mr'mogreenz wrote:Maybe Our next owners when the malaysians decide to sell us will be Chinese. Maybe tan is getting us ready... Premiership team with a nice red stadium and dragon logos then !!BAM!! Sell us to a Chinese buyer for a fortune.
Sun Jun 24, 2012 11:16 am
Tony Blue Williams wrote:mr'mogreenz wrote:Maybe Our next owners when the malaysians decide to sell us will be Chinese. Maybe tan is getting us ready... Premiership team with a nice red stadium and dragon logos then !!BAM!! Sell us to a Chinese buyer for a fortune.
That is almost certainly the plan.
However, I agree with CastleBlue that VT is more likely to keep 51% of the club and float the rest on the Far Eastern stock markets, once the debt is paid, the stadium is expanded, the trainning ground built and the team is in the Premier League.
That way he still controls the club, but gets his £100m (and more) back from the float.