May 7th, 2012. Ten years ago today

[The Lone Gunman]

Little did we know back then just how high a percentage of City fans would either shrug their shoulders and meekly accept the re-brand or actively support it.

On a personal level, I learned a great deal from this episode. It changed everything for me and plenty of others, although in reality we were in a small minority.

[NYCBlue]

Little did we know back then just how high a percentage of City fans would either shrug their shoulders and meekly accept the re-brand or actively support it.

On a personal level, I learned a great deal from this episode. It changed everything for me and plenty of others, although in reality we were in a small minority.

The acceptance of the red by so many was the worst part of the whole thing for me. I've never been much of a football shirt wearer anyway, but I'd never buy anything with the word Malaysia or the Chinese dragon on it. I was given a scarf with the dragon bagde, my daughter wears it to school. I've still got the blue/white/yellow scarf I've had since 1976.

[Tuerto]

The acceptance of the red by so many was the worst part of the whole thing for me. I've never been much of a football shirt wearer anyway, but I'd never buy anything with the word Malaysia or the Chinese dragon on it. I was given a scarf with the dragon bagde, my daughter wears it to school. I've still got the blue/white/yellow scarf I've had since 1976.

[goats]

Little did we know back then just how high a percentage of City fans would either shrug their shoulders and meekly accept the re-brand or actively support it.

On a personal level, I learned a great deal from this episode. It changed everything for me and plenty of others, although in reality we were in a small minority.

Your average football fan these days, almost as fickle as those in Asia who sometimes just follow a player rather than a team and support whoever he plays for. South Wales is the glory hunting capital of the uk without a doubt. Embarrassing