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Good to have done something right last season.

I agree. A return to blue would unite the club and give us the opportunity to create the sort of atmosphere Wales enjoyed this week.

I can't see Tan backing down though.
 
Returning to Blue and getting rid of those uncharacteristic Red seats would do more for the club than any promotion would and would unite the club in an instant..
 
Winning games and gaining promotion would unite the club more than anything..

Returning to blue would just be the icing on the cake..

.. In a dream world.
 
Sayer77 said:
What does it matter what colour the seats are? If the ground is full we won't see them anyway. What we need is a side winning football matches.
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Of course it matters .....Can you imagine liverpool fans having a section of Blue seats or chelsea having red seats....there would be a riot...of course it matters..<ok>
 
monks hero's said:
Of course it matters .....Can you imagine liverpool fans having a section of Blue seats or chelsea having red seats....there would be a riot...of course it matters..<ok>
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No, there really wouldn't be a riot. If wealthy owners want to change a clubs identity, the fans really do not have a say - they can protest, but it makes no difference. I don't agree with it but people even went as far as threatening Tan and his family on social networking sites - that didn't work either.. So yes, yes I could imagine Liverpool fans and Chelsea fans having different colours because nothing surprises me anymore <ok>
 
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