Sat Dec 21, 2013 2:26 am
Sat Dec 21, 2013 2:29 am
gelefu wrote:I love Cardiff City. My first job was selling programmes at the club when I was a fifteen-year-old boy. I now live in China and only get to see games at Christmas when I come home, so what I am about to propose will really hurt me but I think it’s the only thing that we can do.
This is the best time in the history of the club to be a Cardiff fan yet we are being mocked far and wide. Mr. Tan must understand that we are extremely grateful for his investment in both the club and in our community. However, we also need him to understand our collective frustration. As we have seen with many clubs who’ve gone bankrupt or had to take on massive debts at the expense of new owners, songs, scarves, message board comments and even protests achieve nothing.
I therefore propose that every Cardiff fan foregoes their ticket on Boxing Day. A stadium with only away fans will make a united statement that will resonate around the world.
I understand that some people will fear that there is no way of being sure who, come the day will join me in my absence. To make things fair, I propose that unless we get 10,000 names and emails on the below document, we all attend and resign ourselves to what may come. If however, we can get 10,000 Bluebirds to pledge to being united in our absence then let’s carry out our inaction and send a message to the world.
If we succeed, I suggest that we carry on not attending until Mr. Tan states his public support for probably the greatest manager our club has even known.
I love my club, as I’m sure you do too. Only together can we save it.
Gareth Jones
Gelefu47@gmail.com
http://tinyurl.com/BoxingDayNoShowILoveCardiff
Sat Dec 21, 2013 7:46 am
bluearmy1990 wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:Far too many people support Malky rather than CCFC.
Rebrand - ok
Sack Malky - tan out.
Its laughable
Sorry Craig for wanting the best for my club
Sat Dec 21, 2013 10:30 am
Liam! wrote:Surely this is meek compared to taking a blue club and turning it red, taking a traditional badge with bluebird and changing it to a beer mat etc etc etc
I dont get why all the hostility NOW. Is Malky (a manager for 2 years) more important to fans thats the actual clubs identity which stood for 100 years?
Sat Dec 21, 2013 11:10 am
Valley Lad wrote:boyo1927 wrote:Liam! wrote:Surely this is meek compared to taking a blue club and turning it red, taking a traditional badge with bluebird and changing it to a beer mat etc etc etc
I dont get why all the hostility NOW. Is Malky (a manager for 2 years) more important to fans thats the actual clubs identity which stood for 100 years?
For me the rebrand has been bubbling under the surface for a long time, I hate the fact we are playing in red, promotion wasn't the same. I was happy but it didn't felt like all my dreams come true, it didn't feel like Cardiff City. That feeling still exists, I cannot bare not to go at all, Cardiff City is something I have always known. I have a massive amount of respect for our manager, he is professional, got a great record, by all means not perfect but a damn fine bloke who deserves much more respect than Tan has given this week. I am now fully support of any campaign for Tan to leave our club, however detrimental this might be! Tan has behaved disgracefully this week as many pundits, managers have pointed out. I simply do not understand how Tan can have supporters right now?
Come on city players whether Malky is there tomorrow or not play your hearts out for Malky!![]()
Malky's barmy army!![]()
That is exactly how I feel, cheers for writing it saves me trying to find the words. I know of many who have similar feelings
Sat Dec 21, 2013 11:31 am
carlccfc wrote:I still want the idiot out of our club, if as expected he sacks Malky then it is time for Tan to stay away for good.
I have stayed very much down the middle and seen the arguments from both sides regarding Tan's rebranding but the way in which Tan is behaving and treating Mackay and in turn this club, for myself enough is enough.
Time to go Vincent.
Sat Dec 21, 2013 11:45 am
Sat Dec 21, 2013 11:48 am
Sat Dec 21, 2013 11:56 am
shinyBlueGlue wrote:Its simple
For me the red was a step too far end.
But now he is running around sacking a manager that got us to the premier and we are not in the relegation zone.
Ok the football is not pretty but I cant see anyone else doing any better.
What is the tyrant going to do next ? This should have stopped at the rebrand, it didnt, it has to stop now.
Thu Dec 26, 2013 1:07 pm
Thu Dec 26, 2013 1:10 pm