Maybe, Just Maybe.
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If we have to play in red, so be it. After 33 years I still have that dream of following the Bluebirds in the Premier League. With the right investment and Malky as manager I believe we can fulfil that ambition.There will always be a little bit of me however that will be sad at following a team not playing in blue.
I think most level headed supporters will agree, if it means survival and our owner wants red then red it is. We will still play in blue away, will have a bluebird on our badge alongside a dragon, VT/TG will make compromise's, but when it comes down to making money,they are the billionaires. So I think we should go with it and hopefully experience something only an handful off our fans have tasted top flight football.
agree 100%
KJ now that blackburn have already lost hoilett, and will undoubtably lose yakubu and robinson, as well as givet and any other players of remote quality, if i was a betting man i wouldnt even put money on them finishing in the top 6.
call us arrogant but there are the facts. oh, and they've got kean in charge.
if they beat you to signing guardiola as discussed on your board then maybe my opinion would change, but until then, thats the reality above.
More worried about Wolves and Bolton than Blackburn. But none should be the force that the Spammers were this year.
In terms of the red change. As I've said before changing the colour of one shirt (and possibly the badge) seems a small price to pay for the survival of our club
In terms of the red change. As I've said before changing the colour of one shirt (and possibly the badge) seems a small price to pay for the survival of our club
I see your still constantly on the Cardiff board knobhead, perhaps this reply belongs on some of the threads on the Swansea board threads discussing the next manager.....Pep Guardiola
I see your still constantly on the Cardiff board knobhead, perhaps this reply belongs on some of the threads on the Swansea board threads discussing the next manager.....Pep Guardiola
What happened to that Didier Drogba transfer to Cardiff? Did he not pass his medical?
Think Brenda`s interested in him going to swansea ...........................opps soz i mean Liverpool ....................;O)
Nah, he was never interested. We got some money for him though. More money than you'll have to spend before long.
Of course your new income will be going towards preventing bankruptcy and trying hopelessly to fix that bottling problem.
Cheerio
Your not leaving the Cardiff board are ya????
come back ,come back as we need a laff........................;o)
come back ,come back as we need a laff........................;o)
That's a very philosophical reaction. It would provide a happy medium [and an olive branch] to any of your fans who are dead set against the change. I popped over here to see how you [Cardiff fans] were reacting to the news and it seems that most of you have accepted the decision without too much dissent; which seems mainly to be coming [albeit with genuine empathy] from supporters of other clubs.
I suppose one way of looking at it is that wearing a kit of florescent pink and green hoops and reaching the Premier League is a more appealing prospect than sticking with tradition and remaining in the Football League. At least your new owner prefers red to hoops
More worried about Wolves and Bolton than Blackburn. But none should be the force that the Spammers were this year.
In terms of the red change. As I've said before changing the colour of one shirt (and possibly the badge) seems a small price to pay for the survival of our club
You are referring to the play-offs aren't you?
BTW nothing wrong with red....now if you could add a few white stripes!
Perhaps we should just take the Swansea route and go into administration instead.