Postpublished at 14:11 Greenwich Mean Time 9 January 2015
A view of the press conference sent in from BBC Wales reporter Ashleigh Crowter
As it happened: 9th January 2015
Cardiff City fans welcome the decision to return the club's shirt back to blue from red after appeals
Owner Vincent Tan gave the go-ahead during overnight boardroom discussions and the badge will also change
Tan said his mother spoke to him on the importance of togetherness, unity and happiness
The blue kit will be worn this Saturday against Fulham after gaining special dispensation from the Football League
The rebrand was introduced by Tan in June 2012, following his multi-million-pound investment
The controversial colour change and redesign of the club crest to include a dragon caused anger and protests among supporters
Gemma Ryall and Michael Burgess
A view of the press conference sent in from BBC Wales reporter Ashleigh Crowter
Simon Davies, BBC Wales sport tweets:, external Vincent Tan quoting JFK: "Let us never negotiate out of fear. But let us never fear to negotiate"
Rob Phillips tweets, external: Cardiff will wear red away kit. Prominent Bluebird on new badge.
BBC Wales Sport's football correspondent Rob Phillips says Cardiff City will return to blue kit from Fulham game on Saturday
BBC sports reporter Dafydd Pritchard tweets: Cardiff City to return to blue kit - immediately after getting Football League dispensation. Bluebird to be more prominent on new badge.
Cardiff City will return to blue.
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Good afternoon and welcome to BBC Wales' coverage of the Cardiff City press conference as fans wait to hear whether the club kit colour will return to blue after its controversial change to red. We will post live updates of the news as it breaks and reaction from pundits and fans.