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Cardiff City 2008-09

Isn't that what teams going for promotion look like?

when we were top of the table for 15 weeks, two seasons ago, it was like watching brazil and we walked over everyone, it felt like we were invincible, it felt like we were obviously going to go up automatically. This feels very different to me.

Today is going to be a good test, if we are going up we need to be able to beat the likes of this mob, i seem to remember we made them look very poor when they came to us when we were on that roll, gave them a 4-0 drubbing.
 
Sam Hammam's orgy of goals era.

You know you are going to get fucked but you just don't know when exactly and by whom.

That was a glorious period. Then DJ went all defensive for the last half of the season and threw it all away :(
 
why is the Cardiff Wolves match on at 17.20 when all the other championship games are on at 15.00? :confused::mad:
 
looks like clever trippy is correct
http://www.skysports.com/football/match_preview/0,19764,11065_3003702,00.html
skysports said:
Ninian Park is braced for a top-of-the-table encounter as Wolves travel to Cardiff.

The Bluebirds currently sit third, well-placed to launch an automatic promotion bid after suffering just one defeat in 14 games.

Wolves, though, lead the way in the Championship and will be looking to consolidate their place at the summit.
Cardiff team news

Peter Whittingham is pushing for a recall to Cardiff's starting XI after his goalscoring exploits in midweek against Blackpool.

The midfielder has failed to start the last two games but came off the bench against the Seasiders on Tuesday night to net the crucial 83rd-minute opener.

Defender Miguel Comminges or midfielder Paul Parry are likely to be the player to make way if boss Dave Jones decides to switch things around against his former club.

Captain Darren Purse, midfielders Stephen McPhail and Joe Ledley and striker Jay Bothroyd shook off knocks in time to start on Tuesday and all are expected to feature as the Bluebirds look to pick up three crucial points against their promotion rivals.

However, Mark Kennedy is likely to miss out again and fellow midfielders Riccardo Scimeca (groin) and Tony Capaldi (knee) also face further time on the sidelines.

Cmon Caaaardifffff
 
First fifteen minutes shocking. Rest of the first half top notch, to feet, incisive, urgent, football. Top marks.

Second half, too much punting it up with our eyes shut followed by the side being rendered apparently toothless when Ross had to go off.

A right mixed bag with as many positives and negatives to take from it as you like.

Right. I'm off to get mashed up.
 
Aye the moment Ross left it seems like the whole squad lost the faith. Even they know that hardly anyone else ever looks like scoring.
 
Fuck it was cold down there last night. Terrible start then losing Bothroyd and McCormack - the writing was on the wall. Gutted.

Where the fuck were the Wolves fans anyway? 300 at the most. Very poor amongst a 17,700 crowd. Blame Sky I suppose.
 
If the Echo have got this wrong, Bloom deserves a good tuning for building our hopes up.

It must be true, looking out of my window all I can see is City fans celebrating, they're letting off fireworks all over the city!

If it is true this is truly awesome news, what we need is a sppedy recovery from McCormack. With those two in team city may well become wanking material!:D
 
I wish to god we were at home on saturday! Crystal Palace next week aint gonna be so cold .:)
 
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