Vincent Tan's determination to upset his 'customers' by refusing to stop his stupid red rebrand has not deterred fans from planning protests in the new year.
The continuing disharmony that now exists between the owner and the fans has drawn comment from manager Russell Slade,
"All I will say about that is I think to be successful it is helpful if everyone is pulling in the same direction, for sure. It's not rocket science," he said.
Cardiff City Supporters' Trust have made a statement after Tan's Christmas message saying he will not return to blue.
"It won't have any effect on our campaign. We are determined to return this club to its rightful blue colours, said Cardiff City Supporters Trust spokesman and board member Phillip Nifield.
"The protests will go on and we will not stop.
"Mr Tan is playing a very dangerous game as he continues to alienate fans. Some supporters have already walked away and lots of fans may well vote with their feet when it comes to renewing season tickets which will have a direct financial impact on the club.
"He clearly has no respect for the history and tradition of this club which is very disappointing, especially as those things are such an important part of Malaysian culture.
"He needs to remember it is the fans who make the game of football and this once again highlights how important it is to have a supporter presence on the board of football clubs."