Wear your Red shirts with pride tomorrow!!!

Supporting the club and team that's what it's all about.

Or even better just wear what-ever shirt you want to.It's the same club so why make a fuss and promote the one over the other.of course the old rules apply no swansea

Supporting the club and team that's what it's all about.

Red shirt is not for me thanks but i will be in blue supporting the team come kick off

If anyone wants to wear red then good luck to them. I'm a supporter of the rebrand and I have great faith in VT, but I won't be wearing red, it's just not right.

Supporting the club and team that's what it's all about.

Your a disgrace mate f**k off

I would be wearing mine down but i havent got one yet but i will get one and wear it with pride, dont care what anyone says its my decision to wear it and people just need to get over it and support the team not the colour... peace

Supporting the club and team that's what it's all about.

Your a disgrace mate f**k off

just lol then

Supporting the club and team that's what it's all about.

Your a disgrace mate f**k off

Oh dear, here we have a prime example of someone who can't accept that the majority of fans want to support the owners, club and team. What a pathetic response. I will be there tomorrow and will wear my brand new Red home shirt with pride!

red aint my favourite colour, just wear my blue city polo top

I won't be buying the Red top, cos I disagree with the rebrand and plus think the top looks horrible,
But like many I've accepted it when at first like many I was fuming at the change of home kit and badge.
My eldest son who's 16 has bought it, but that's gonna happen.
We all have to accept the fact that everyone has different opinions and thoughts.

I have now dis-owned him though

Supporting the club and team that's what it's all about.

Your a disgrace mate f**k off

Grow up and respect peoples opinions. I'll never wear red but I will be 100% behind the team.

Never, ever, would I buy, or wear, any merchandise associated with the colour change to red. I'll be going to every game though. But I'm just praying that one day we will return to our heritage.
It still tears me up inside everytime I think of us running out in red.
ALWAYS A BLUE.

Never, ever, would I buy, or wear, anything merchandise associated with the colour change to red. I'll be going to every game though. But I'm just praying that one day we will return to our heritage.
It still tears me up inside everytime I think of us running out in red.
ALWAYS A BLUE.

gimme a break, ott much, history is there to be changed, build a bridge, and get the f**k over it..we're red, simple as. but we are all blurbirds and we should just back our owners and our team

Wear what you usually wear.

gimme a break, ott much, history is there to be changed, build a bridge, and get the f**k over it..we're red, simple as. but we are all blurbirds and we should just back our owners and our team [/quote]

You just don't get it do you!

gimme a break, ott much, history is there to be changed, build a bridge, and get the f**k over it..we're red, simple as. but we are all blurbirds and we should just back our owners and our team

You just don't get it do you![/quote]

i do actually get it, but i just accept the fact that the owners like in other any company are in charge and they will do what ever they like to make us better, and pump loads of money in for the sake of changing our colour and badge, i accept it..but then i accept others opinions so i will accept the fact that you dont like it because i understand, but it will be hugely greatful to the players and owners if we can all just get behind them like last season

Proud sellouts, there's nothing worse

Hmmm no one wants red Well thats a myth at the very least. Wear your red shirt you will look very smart in it, Put it next to your Man Ure one

Hmmm no one wants red Well thats a myth at the very least. Wear your red shirt you will look very smart in it, Put it next to your Man Ure one

Surely you even find these comments quite childish and pathetic.

Hmmm no one wants red Well thats a myth at the very least. Wear your red shirt you will look very smart in it, Put it next to your Man Ure one

Surely you even find these comments quite childish and pathetic.

Hmm original poster ? Yes i do Chief

If someone is poor-ish and has only ever managed to afford the away red top from a few years ago (he got in the sale) but scimpt and saved to afford to go to the Huddersfield game. He puts his city top on (red) with a horrid badge (SAMs that's doesn't say Cardiff city ) and he leaves his house proud to support his team. Do you look at his with disrespect? You don't know a persons reasons, or a persons history.

If someone is poor-ish and has only ever managed to afford the away red top from a few years ago (he got in the sale) but scimpt and saved to afford to go to the Huddersfield game. He puts his city top on (red) with a horrid badge (SAMs that's doesn't say Cardiff city ) and he leaves his house proud to support his team. Do you look at his with disrespect? You don't know a persons reasons, or a persons history.

Spot on

O.P you poor penniless pauper (not my words) life on the breadline eh . Poor Sod

f**k that

Blue army

Supporting the club and team that's what it's all about.

Totally with you mate!

I am not against or for the change to red, a colur means nothing to me, but what means something to me is the team I have grown up watching.

The way I am looking at it is, during the I love the City event, I saw so many young little city fans wearing the red top, and what does that mean? It means they will pass on the new tradtion on to their kids and family, and the blue will slowly fade out. In 20 years there will be Hardley a hint of blue at Cardiff and the Cardiff city who once played in blue will seem be a myth of the footballing world

The City fans not accepting the change, need to accept other fans opionions and respect them. Slagging each other off over a colour is not a good way to go!

I am not against or for the change to red, a colur means nothing to me, but what means something to me is the team I have grown up watching.

The way I am looking at it is, during the I love the City event, I saw so many young little city fans wearing the red top, and what does that mean? It means they will pass on the new tradtion on to their kids and family, and the blue will slowly fade out. In 20 years there will be Hardley a hint of blue at Cardiff and the Cardiff city who once played in blue will seem be a myth of the footballing world

The City fans not accepting the change, need to accept other fans opionions and respect them. Slagging each other off over a colour is not a good way to go!

Ok Mystic Meg, but the future you've depicted there is only one possible outcome. There are a lot of us who hope it won't go that far and that the rebrand will be shortlived.

red is dead and fans still argue amongst each other and its not going away.If we get promoted us fans will be divided and its never going away .weather you agree on red or blue we have to all agree that cardiff fans are divided and thats not good at all .

I am gutted due to this and I 100% hate the red kit and badge I cant even look at it I find it disrespectful to say the least.

This argument will not go away it will run and run great in it

It's Cardiff... but not as we know it! After 104 years, the 'Bluebirds' are playing in red!

Red alert! Bluebirds for more than a century, Cardiff City begin a red era on Friday evening, amid wincing from traditionalists, hard swallowing from supporters and anguished talk of Rangers, Portsmouth and the uncomfortable commercial compromises of these fragile financial times.

As Cardiff’s manager Malky Mackay put it: ‘I attended a meeting of a little group of those who wanted to return their season books. My message was, “Come and support your team; Cardiff City still have a team; and it’s because of this”.

‘The comparison with Portsmouth and Rangers is not scaremongering. A lot of clubs in the Premier League and Championship are being funded by “an individual”. If that person walked away there aren’t a host lining up to replace them. And banks aren’t lending. In the past banks bailed out clubs, to an extent.

‘That’s why Rangers went, that’s why Portsmouth are in the situation they’re in. We would be no different had this gentleman not come in.’

This gentleman is Tan Sri Vincent Tan, the Malaysian businessman who first bought into Cardiff in 2009 to fend off HM Revenue and Customs and who this summer decided that a club who have worn blue since 1908 and have a bluebird as a club badge would from this season be sporting red. There would still be a bluebird on the crest, but beneath a large red dragon.

Reasons offered, such as red being a lucky colour in Malaysia, have been unconvincing but the economic reality is that the 39 per cent Tan owns of Cardiff City, allied to the extra investment he has delivered in the past 24 months, gives Tan power. He runs the club, has Premier League ambitions, has funded the return of Craig Bellamy and, locally, Tan’s presence at Friday’s Championship opener against promoted Huddersfield Town does not seem to inspire as much dread as his potential boardroom absence.

Not for the first time, fans feel cornered, conflicted. A planned demonstration before kick-off by ‘Keep Cardiff Blue’ has been cancelled on police advice; the club shop continues to sell its Bluebird range and blue away kit as well as the new red strip. But the thought of what Cardiff might be were Tan not around is equally prominent.

Big spenders: Craig Bellamy is a high profile signing for the Championship club

WHEN AND WHERE

Championship: Cardiff City v Huddersfield Town.
Kick-off: 7.45pm, Cardiff City Stadium.
TV: LIVE on Sky Sports 1, 7.30pm.
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Vince Alm, a fans’ spokesman, who has been watching the team since the 1960s, said: ‘I don’t know anyone who’s happy with the colour change and the badge change.

‘But the majority have reluctantly accepted the re-brand. This sort of investment doesn’t come along often for a club of our size. It’s huge — writing off this scale of historical debt. That doesn’t mean fans will be happy wearing red — they will continue to wear blue — but Cardiff supporters have also looked at the plight of other clubs, especially Portsmouth.

‘Two years ago the debt was £30million and the club are said to have been funded at about £1m or more a month since then. If the Malaysians were not around I think there would have been a fire sale and we’d be in administration.

‘I’ll keep wearing blue, but I’m glad of their investment. I’m glad Cardiff City still exist.’

It turns out that Portsmouth were not the only team in the 2008 FA Cup final on a precipice. The Football League have granted Pompey leave to begin life in League One on zero points, but the club’s position remains desperate.

Bad start: Cardiff were knocked out of the Capital One Cup by Northampton

Cardiff’s woes are less publicised but the fact that former owner Sam Hammam was mentioned in the morning’s Western Mail was a backwards jolt. Tan is negotiating with Hammam over debts of around £14m that pre-date Peter Ridsdale as Cardiff chairman, and Robbie Fowler and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink in blue kits.

That money fuelled Cardiff. Five years ago the average attendance at Ninian Park was 14,000. Then came the FA Cup final run, and in the last three seasons the play-offs have been reached. Each time Cardiff lost, in May to West Ham.

By last season the average gate was up to 22,000 at the new stadium. Mackay replaced Dave Jones and led the team to the League Cup final in February, when they lost on penalties to Liverpool.

On Tuesday at Northampton, Cardiff went out in the first round but Mackay was far from downbeat. He had eight players on international duty and rested five others. The impressive 40-year-old knew he had Tan coming on Friday and the focus is on avoiding the 57 games of last season and gaining promotion over 46. The squad looks strong and will be added to.
And, like the lips being bitten, red it is.

Mackay added that ‘the colour of the strip and the badge, for me personally, doesn’t equate with us having to be promoted,’ but in this country at least, red is also the colour of pressure.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... eason.html

no thanks ill wear blue,chant blue and sing blue all year.